Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 January 1871 — Page 1

Published Ever* Horning, •*-& (Sunday Excepted) gAT COR. SIXT.i & OHIO STS. OI'P.POST OFFICE.

MIJ BSCKIPl'ION

0n. uo,»y one .year,

On« copy "ne year.

LafaYKTTK bas

to-morrow evening.

Tiie"Octorcun"i-

4".

ElO

A

Lafayette

have no idea that half so good

be made.

Tub

represented as most,

ness

is

Tiie

a depressed labor

al

The

Boston

deep

e'l'm

One copy "J tr.t-r.ifcp, &.00 One p«i|y three month? Delivered by the carrier.2C -tcif a '.reek. tttKntl KXPtti SN.

doctors' bills are

stibject of

discussion

it

S2.

pbtilic

no

Iibtarv.

Goi'GH will lecture in

at

completion of

pastor is

by a

"donation

A movement

return of

Rev. Dr. Sims

M. E.

The

Indianapolis

1

ne

San Francisco

will

condition of affairs in

the political follies

and crimes of the past, and be read ol, in universal republican history, as the stumbling blocks of progress and enlightenment, the long tolerance of whose existence will be a wonderment and we prayerfully hope they will. There is excellent assurance indeed,

(and

as the prophetic

we do

no

look so early for the millenium either), that the time is very close

under the sway of universal republican government,

"Sonse

and worth,

Buiins

has sung,

when a great amalgamation

.purposes

ot national

pies, but of men—ambition not

ithat

Maine Legislature, expresses with earnestness the views which preponderate in his State on the fishery question. More than any other Stale, probably, Maine is interested in the maintenance clo-e commercial with Provin ces. There,relations if anywhere,Bri'whof

for

a disposition

the retaliatory

Tinus

we might look

to regard with disfavor

the Psheries it proceeds on

The Oldest Methodist.

Mr.Jacob

IIul),

Hull of

Sr of Taylor county.

West Virginia,

aHd

lather of Mat hew

this city, was boin on the 4th

July

1776,

and

in

the same age of this

great nation, and-will be years old.if he should live until next Indepeneence Day.

ihinjt

Another

history of Mr.

make-

conneced with the

H*ull

i«even

years his mother

took him

has been a member

him,

in

io

all probability, the

Methodist in the Eighty-oldesi

fear* a

—WWBff.aB

Hixlev,

(lie

Enj.'li

of

being played at

Indianapolis Academy.

vocac* of

zn

La

The

at

to

be ruined

iiia

ch

party 1'this evening. The

viciim yieldrt to his fate with sublime fortitude.

Bills

ViiginiaiSj

deploiabie.

Busi­

prostrate, the people very gloomy,

and the land holders anxious to emigrate to the West and willing to sell their property at a sacrifice. All immigration from the North has been checked, and what few immigrants there have been since the war are desirous of returning to their former home.-). This is but the natnral result of the policy of the people of Virginia, who, while denouncing what they call political proscription, do not hesitate at social proscription.

5,000

to

market and women

and children are being employed in factories to the exclusion of the Chinese. In short,

an extraordinary and exception

demand for their labor having ceased, the Chinamen are being rapidly crowded out of the way by the whites.

Times

finds it amusing to

listen to the prophesying*

of

revenge on the part of France against Germany, which will rise

half a century hence,and spread itself in Bhape of ruin and devastation over the German Empire. Fifty years hence where may be King and Kaisers? Where may be dynasties and thrones? They may be reckoned among

savant,

Hibie in the

the

I

es

a

won

imperi

tt

to take the pastorship of Roberts Park

Church, at the expiration of the present year.

Ncus tir^es die

tion of Miss Lauka Ream

of State Librarian. We are

beuer choice could not be

ho'IIS I A

m-

't

elec­

:o ihe

ffice

-tire

that a

made,

and we

who has

the reputation of being or qui an atheist

anil

materialist,nearlyIntel.*

otu

.New

ha- c^ine

in

very decidedly

favor

ihe

Albany

on

he reading

common

would have

cal

tions to be read The

•.. I

Is. lie

ch

ii d:ine

wi-limH

cornmenlF. ainl j:idie:oti.-anya.^theologi-ly, io ^-elec­

jfnvnd o!

hi- ad-

he Jiihle i-,

interesting a

moinl

I alette.

unity will

be grandly celebrated in New York on

Tli nrsday.

Gov. Baker's tiaiely remarks upon

our divorce lawn are heartily applauded

by the press.

thai these nin.-t

snb-tranirn to a child'-education

to make ir valuable ami

iliai

oilier source from which

Respecting

theie i- no

ihis

tained at

It-.liar.

can

be

oh

all comparable

with the Bible.

K'ng

in the

William Bull

Russell writes:

William i.-one of

lot bid hi- Majus.y's vi-iis

Run

"1 ain

iokl that King

the most

sensiiive

men

lli-*

leelings aie so acute

ji!a( j(jworld ,ne,tjcai

jtdvi-er.- were obliged

(o

ihe wounded

10

'he

|a!ace The Found

ot

a death

.he sigh

ot

a

ou

military fnnera

tltep

a of

hi

melancholy, and the

th- bi

ie tie ds

..n

which wen

il cown

tal glo

d:

is on foot

lo

'lie-'

peeure

a

and

'he immor

of l'i iis-ia

ami Ii

ime,

house

ha- until.*

and

him

nig't

sick

h.

to Indian poli-,,

unto

qt'le 'mummied hi

and

.ft

111 fur

-1

s. TKLKGHAPH.

SOUSE.

Washington,

were introduced and referred.

r. Duke, to supply

IJy

anil'Colleges

copies

sional documents Bv Mr. Cobb, to promote the utility of the Congressional library.

By

Mi.

New Orleans

Bulletin

&

O. t'gon.

reports a

great decrease of Chinese immigration, and says that for some time past the departures of these people have been more than the arrivals. The surface mining, the great attraction to Chinaman, is about exhausted the completion ol the Pacific Railroad returned about

railroad bridge across the Mississippi river. By Mr. Sawyer, extending the benefits of military asylums

1812 al.-o

to provide

Po tofiice al

Ashkosh,

Bv A el for relief ot settlers on ptibiic lands in California.

dyfrotngiapes

-oidiers,

dire and

land

sailors and marines to preempt

-at

pi

minimum

up,

set veil sections

a'so

to

ple ion of

to enforce the

r.

Kellopg

'he

questing

the income

tax

bers

or

Sub

tho

Shall boar tho

f'artli

'greeo'an'allthat

InThe

a'

,"

Mr.

and interests will smother

the tax payers of Indiana are

talking of a

new

000,000.

O. th

eo

thoughts of revenge for crimes not of

ot

desired period

nations,

of individuals. May the advent ot

ibut

be a speedy one!

Whii.E

Capitel building, the

erection of which will not, probably, be deferred many

years,

such an item as the

following is suggestive and instructive: The State House Commissioners of New York were instructed to commence constructing a State Capitol building when assured that it could be erected for -4,-

It now turns out that

$2,520,000

have been expended and only the foundations are laid

1

If we cannot do better than that, we had better use the old shell until it tumbles down, and then lit up a circus

tent for

the use of the General Assembly. Gov. Periiam, in his Message

Prussian

-ities

Ano

of all Congres­

wiih

the

Buck, to provide for the ap

pointment of additional United States judges in Alabama. By r. Sheldon of La., granting the right of way through public lands to the

7ih

North Eastern Railroad

Company. By Mr. Arnell,

to set

apart all monies

arising from the sale of public lands for five years, to the common schools of the South.

Bv Mr. Williams, granting the right of-, way for a railroad from trie Central Pacific Railroad in Utah to Wallawalla,

By Mr. Conger, relinquishing juii3diciion of the United States over a part of Ft, Gratiot military reservation in Michigan.

By Mr. Clarke of Texas, to reimburse Texas

for

ench had slackened

ihat

Many

to the volunteers

ice on alternate re

of railroad grant lands

provide for con.-tiuci ion dim­

ihe

?»fav

haibor ot Dulu.h,and Minn.

By Mr. O granting bounty lo sailors for destruction of enemies properly. By Mr.

rights of

citizen- to vote in the several

S

a

e-t.

olutioii

offered a re

re­

Committee on Ways and

Mean-to leport.a hill lor

theiepealof

adopted.

Bv

Mr.

S'.a

kweather, refer all hills,

resolutions, and papers now

loreCongns-petitions

or any committee of either

House, on ihe subject of ocean telegraph cables, to a join,

coiiiini.tte

fi\e

of

1

at

mem­

jhi

of the House,

ihe Sena and ei

lo

with power

hand when,

pers and

send tor and pa­

lepori

su-pend

moved

takeIroiu

Mass.,of-Dominica.could

Mr. Butler, of

a ked it he

present at this time the petition of forty Boston merchants in favor of annexation

Mr. Cox objected. Mr. Brooks, of New York, desired

Chamber of Commerce John Kugle and

William

of

he

urges a

vigorous assertion of our The Dominion policy recognize*rights. no right,o any real value, on our side in respect

favors. This country wants no favor in a matter of this sort. It insists upon itrights, and can submit to no const rue: of a treaty in conflict with them.—Xion

Resor, of the Board of Trade

W. 11.

Harrison,

H. B.

Hanshel, of the Common Council, left today for Washington, in the interest of

further

appropriation for the Louisville

Canal, and of the city in the Newport and Cincinnati bridge question.

ington, attached

measures suggested the

President. Gov. Perhatu, however,by heartily approves course foreshadowed by the President,the

and pledges the support of

the State in whatever action may be re quired to vindicate rights of Atueti can lisheriuen, as against the monopoliz ing pretensions and the harsh proceed ings of the Provincial authorities. He takes the true ground when

the Board of Health,thewhicli in the latter

recommended

I'.

tlie

in

tion.upon

ot

the

basis of

at alio

Til K- Ill T: tis

The first through cars

\Ya-hing:on

over the

nati and Babimore and Ohio Railroad,

le!t

to-night, the bridge at

BANKM'PTCY.

a

Methodist church for membership he

ever since,

which

The petition in banki nptcy. of Joseph

M.

is

that at the

age

Turner, Dayton. Ohio, was tiled today.

ARRESTED.

A

nun named

eight

Methodist.—world.

Lafayette Courier.

PIPP«1

Frederick Chailes Continues to

ATH.TNEE VIGOROUSLY,

Everything Juut in the North.

Inn French Redoubt of Notre Dumu Occupied by Pru^si dis.

Its Fire Turin Agaiust the French.

BOMIIAitUMExNT OF PARIS.

Results Favorable to the Gerinius.

Dispatch from King Wil iaiu.

ENGLAND.

DISPATCHES FUO.M VEl..-AILLhS. f:

London, Jan

8—A

Ver.-ailles to

leave

eveial

INSURRECTION.

A

Republican insurrection has broken

it

in Bomaia,

Granada.

is considered unimportant.

be-

as follows to the

Wood asked have

the resolution read,

lemaking i!:ato

ion had been read and acted oil deliberately. and that it could not be recoii-idered.

cold morning.

Bissell, and Wash.

H. D.

Hunt­

the commission, goes

to

also, with reference lo a port of entry bill.

SOCIAI. EVIL.

The Evangelical Ministerial Association, embracing ihe most prominent clermen of this city, to day pa-sed lesolutions declaring against recent action

new code the

licensing of house-of prostitution They call the Board to

leconsider

declating that

ciiminal prohibition and iv

Ihe

legulation

Methodist

-imilar

misters

action this

She had

Tvextiktb YEAR./ TERRE-UAUTE, INDLANA. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10, 1871.

a sortie.

louses aies-iil

telegraphs thai ihe bombardment

ol the lorts on the side of Paris a in s,southernt

several guns in the foris had been dismounted The weather is favorable tor siege operations.

A

correspondent at Margency say-B, Forts Rosnev and Nogent

ly, and that it is believed there hie no French

intantry

Germiins

expenditures in protecting the

frontier from hostile Indian tribes. By Mr.

Loughridge,

Boriapariist

of

y.--

By Mr. Johnson, defining swamp lands also lor reliel of distillers of

.bran

exclusively.

By Mr. Wilson, of Minnesota,to enable

agents

rested in France.

London,

a building ier a

Wisconsin.

"fj- j"

GERMANY.

DISPATCH FROM KINO WILLIAM, i:

Berlin, Jan

9 —The

King telegraph

Queen:

Versailles. Jan

les

adopted.persons

tqaen ly Mr

continues

he north since

it had

not been undersio.ul Spe-iker remarked a Ihe leso

ihe

IRELAND.

Jan.

the rules to

the speaker's

table and

pa-s lie

Senate joint re- olution authorizing the appointment of eommi-sioners in relation to the annexation

KK1I

to

offer an amendment giving the appoint ment of the commissioners to the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate. Mr. Brooks remarked that the President of the United States had been charged with malfeasance in regard to this matter,and that it was but just

if

commissioners be appointed that the appointment should be from Congress.

OXOXXATI.

delegation to vtasiunoton.

Cincinnati, Jan.

to the

9.—R. M.

Charles

Smith and

M. Ilallowal,

a committee of the

and a bitter

CONSECRATION.

Tile new floating church for mariners, at the

foot

of Pike street was solemnly

consecrated in accordance with the rites of the Epi-copal Church by Bishop Potter, yesterday.

COLONIZATION.

A

tiiendsof

meeting of the

si

On

the

tiom eit\

Maiiettai-Cincin

to

steamship Housa.

Paikei

urg

admitting passage of regular trains to-moriow.the

the Amer­

ican Colonization Society, whose object is to colonize Afiica with people of color in this country was held last evening at Rutger's Presbvteiian Church, Madison Avenue. Owing to the inclemency of the weather, here

«as

ac­

its

piostiiution

is a sub­

look

a m. A

mi'iee

la ge

was appoiu ed

lv aid

cotu-

e.

not a large attendance.

Rev Dr. Simpson, Pie-ident of Co umbia College,

Wa.-bington,

ing address.

delivered the open­

THE STEAMER BROOKLYN.

The steamer City of Brooklyn, which left this port for

Liveipool

on he

was eight

e'

.he

to

wi

and iepo.i

lie'

mee'ing.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

This morning the tar cock and still, No.

1,

of Oieophine Oil Works,

Point, Long Island, exploded, and set fire to the still. In about thirty minutes

is

F-mk ha-

beVii

cently arre-tedimplicated

counteileiiiug-

ot

ariesTed,

supposed .n be wi

Kri z, re­

No

£e lain-viile

insurance.mith

INCOME TAX.

Washington, Jan.

efforts will

there no question that the House wili lefuse'is

to repeal

that

portion of

When the call of States is made the bill will be presented again for a vote, but this the House will avoid,direct

dontfbeiore. members preferring

action upon them will

telegram from

the lime- to

da- says

American Con-ul has lieen pe-miitedihe

he

hit- a.iivvd

Paris

be

and

gi ns

Prussian

-hHI

tiie ci y.

easily

h-

e-con

in

1

.Pari- we oh

appii:

bet has

D^tue Declamoiu,

Janurv 9,

lire

Iy ikj: ei ii

a: No-tir­

etr

ing uila.

much

ihe

i'.eneh edoi:b

re

i- occupied

sian-, and its

by

Prus

fiie

b«

be imposed, in order

that the British

charged

insignificant.

hei conespondent

at V«:aillea Oil

United

and a tire of

Ii

stiffe.

outside the fortifications

on the east and northeast. Paris is active and offensive operations aie expected immediately.

-ays

retreated to the

to the Island of Olern,

in relation to a

have been ar­

ALABAMA CLAIMS.:

Jan.

ii

9, 11:30 a lii.—The

Standard today intimates editorially, hat

new negotiation- should fait

b«

to

entered upon the subject ol the Alabama claims, the laci will piove the delay due lo the United Sia.esihat

England.

and not to

DECREE IJY THE GOVERNMENT OF PARIS. London,

Jan.

Paris has issued a deciee announcing consolidation

ofall

of

Churchill, to amend the act of

1870,

31st

the city.

military organizations

nd the entire able bodied popnla ion with the regular armv,male

for defence

A

to carry out this decree, consisting of the Governor of Paris and the President, and commanders of forts and Engineei corps.

ions with Great Britain or an- other power, or as to the

id

8.—

his victorious advance on

Lemans, Everything has heen

3d.

'The

:i'

ELECTION TO THE 110USI-: OF COMMONS. Drm.iN,

9.—The

ijotity for Mr-

Martin elected to the lion-e ol Commons from Meath,i»54G

In

made

upon

by

ITALIAN UNITY.

New

York,

Jan.

9 —The

movement to

celebrate the completion of Italian unity next Thursday evening, at the Academy of Music, promises to be one of

ihe

most

elegant and imposing demonstrations New York has seen for some time. Vice President Colfax has written a letter highly endorsing the object of the meeting. Several letters

ot

SI.E.GHING.

Considerable snow fell and there is now fair sleighing,yesterday

pa--ii.:il-

the fan- of her opeller

2d inst*. a nnmber

ol

senuers were Iran-ferred to the

Ueinian

SSO!"

views

fire

was communicated to still No.2. and at present great conflagration is in progress. The fire department Brooklyn

out in full force, and doing what it can

The

ks ai

wot

Benheimer.

owned

hy

Isaac

Jacob Gold- and

I-aac

Steisman.

In nil

probability

tire work- will be destroyed.

on chaiges

•wili

amount

general policy of

vdministiation, and

T!ie.movement

rumor, the

Frederick Char­

bombard

ment ha- proceeded favorably. The barrack- in Fort Vanvies are on fire. Signed,

Pie-ideni

certain

I

.oi

hey would have been preferi ed, to my

face, so that

I mitjhi

*:mm

9.—Although

be made by Kellogg of Con

necticut, and oiher.-, to again

bi

taken, as the

Senate is undoubtedly against

repeal.

Senator Sherman claims that it this tax is taken off,some oilier

tax

will have to

to realize sufficient

revenue for current necessities.

RECEPTION OF RELEA-ED FENIANS.

The Fenian brotherhood and the Irish revolutionary brotherhood met yesterday

io

to

pe

feet

ariaugeinen

of

the

for ihe reception

Fenian, recently pardoned by Her Majesty's Governmen The released prisoners will reach here early next

eek.

IRISH -AMERICAN PRISON ER3.

When intelligence

tinned against ihe

French No appearance-

oi

wis

received here

Government had dis

the Secretary of State telegraphed American representative in

furnish them first class passage

S

then volunteered

was supposed

ed

Underwood

~v-^

FIGHTIKG ALONG THE LOIRE. SI

The Times'special correspondent with ihe army of Prince Frederick Charles describes the fighting along the Loire in he of Vendome and at Mount Oire,forest on the 6th inst.,and

the French

we-tward.

The Prussians

following met but little resistance.

The

captured by the French are sent

on

the west coast

of France opposite the mouth of the Chearute.

.ARRESTED.

O'Connell

SAN DOMINGO.

The House Committee on Foreign Ee lations this morning agreed lo report as a substitute for Banks' San Domingo

luKalt.

the Irish American prisoners,

ly-udonthe

to

io

the

ates. The British

Goveinment

io

give them second

class passage to this country, but they very naturally preferred lo accept the first class

ofler of' the

severe­

and

O'Dono

van Kossa had sailed in ihesteamshioCuba yesterday for New York. Col.

Wm. G.

Halpin and some other* refused their con ditional paidon. Thomas Burke has not yet been discharged. McClure

O'Connell

Kossa to penal servitude for life Halpin to fifteen years' penal servitude, while Burke had been sentenced to death, and had made ready for execution, when his sentence was also commuted to imprison ment for life.

res

olution the Sena joint resolution pio viding the appointment of Commissioners.for-

LETTER FROM MINISTER MOTLEY.

The

letter from Mr. Motley

Dec. 7th, in he

lo

9.— Ihe

goveri ment of

is dated

says after alluding

his recall:which

It

would be impossible lor

any diplomatic agent to believe hiinsell juore thoroughly po-se.-siiig the

of the government he had the honor

-ei

ve, than

1

joy

at

commission was appointed

that moment.

*P^V6

he management

ihe

law

as

not

to

put themselves upon record upon thi» question. The Ways and Means Committee is about equally divided on the question of repeal, but the Senate Finance Commit tee is largely in favor of continuance of the law. Several bills are before the latter committee but no

RU-IIH-

this

I

was at very

peiiod engaged in a-de'icaie

i.ihatconti

nd

a a or on it

^nouisellaandl

B.itishr

the

Government a-

could well be confided by a govei nment

its loieign agent. The report the uewspapers

to

1

dismissed,

.he

of

State- being incapable, as

Uniied

1

believed,

oi

thus dealing a servant whom lie had

liiniwithsopublic

-elf

iiet in

recently appointed

Had a change been con.emulated

1

felt

should heen privately in

med of it first,have

.vaids.

WlLHF.LM.

Had any charges again-t me of derelic ion iroiu duty been possible,

have ihe opportunity

of answering them. No man has a

to doubt that in such

at once offe.ed my At

response to ca

the inhabitants,aho

him

ever, he expressed

doubts

whether

should attend the British Parliament.

ligli

&

ca-e

1

end of Mr.resignation. Motley's long

ihe

he says:

''1

letter,

have

iast official act, a solemn protest against ihe outrage, as

1

correspondence is down

the 30th of December.

allows a place in

like character have

been received from distinguished statesmen. General Dix is to preside, and speeches from Ieecher and several others is announced.

to

At

that date

retary Fish addre-sed a letter

Mr.Sec

to

Mo

ran, Secretary of Legation, saying if Mr. Motley, having closed

his mission,

pei mission, but assumes

asks no

as

a right to place

his statement on rccoid, questioning the tas and the right of this assumption.denying

Secretary Fish, nevertheless,

the

diplomatic

lecoids

of the country to Mr. Motley's history

sorrows

or their mistakes. There can be no question as to the identity of the eminent Senator at whose door Mr. Motley is waiting to deposit the cause of his removal, but he is entirely mistaken in seeking a vicarious cause of his loss in confidence and and it is unworthy of Mr. Motley'favor,

shaie

to him any

31-t

tilt.,

hundred

niib-sspokenwhile

om

real

merit and ability, and an injustice to

the

venerable Senator alluded to, to whose influence and agency he was originally indebted for

his

nomination, to attribute

in the cause ot his re­

moval. Mr. Fish state-', among

contiolling interest

and thirty

ing a

sailing under canvas

the

ons for the recall of Mr. Moiley,reas

that moment occu

en -at

he ah ul

ol

when wotiid be

'i-ten to-

ttail SI-.

which

Cabin a-

iu ..tj en.

d.

clantM

i"

U|Hin

h'i

Boston, Jan.

'I

tu

lo.-s

he

p-•

e'fttl iheuiiic. actfj

which popular exci

iho-ee

Q.ueen

at

I

DETROIT,

NAL AND REFORM l"RY IHWMTUTION.". Detroit

Jan

ing beloie

the House the bill to abolish

9 —The

publi-hed, treas

income

tax.

Report of the

Special Coin mission on

the

•ormatorv

Penal and

jail-, pooi

children,

houses

RINOIMI»T.,

Ity eleuraiih

WUKaT7-7

Jan, 9,

fair and market firm.

I

COTTO.V—Icmiuid

Middling 14. FLOUU-Steady -with moderate demand. Family 5

—Steady with moderate

Red I

lftal

IT.

deinaad.

CORN—Stead*-, with moderate demand, 52a53. RYE—

Scarou

aud

firm, and advanced, 90.

OAT.S— 11 and

unchanchnuced,

*nged.

BARLEY- Dull AND

Ii

1

ROT/E^

—Steady.

LINSi- ED OIL .Steady with moderate demand.

i.aKI90.

OIL-Quiet and unchanged,

1

TIMOTHY SEI'.D—Scarce an firm, 5 75aOVI IONS-Irregular. BO IS Uood

deinai.d

prices

nilTatii ed

dull

at 8

United Stales.

A

di-paich trorn the American Legation in London was received at

WillsKY

UOLD 10K

had been

sentenced to death, but the entence was commuted to penal servi..

de

tor life

to ten yeats' penal servitude

v-ms-o

VISITORS.

The city is rapidly filling up with visitors, many of whom have business before Congress.

K.V I'LIOUR—4 I.

live bogs, and

to 6 7oat

itO

dressed rather

ORi.En00MEATS—In guod demand and higuer.' SHOULD

ERS-GJi,

SIDES

the State

8'A,

HaMS—10%all%PORK—Mes- eglected, held

Depart­

ment stating that John iVicClure,yesierday,

at

small sales could have been MADE at \KD

Not

wanted, held at

%.

BULK MEATS—Dull and tiardly any demand. BACON— Almost unsaleable.

Hull and prices unchanged, 86.

EXCHANUE-Steady. I &

HKW VOHHJMAB

«yTelegraph.] Raw

V"Hi,

Jan.

9.

COTTON—Bemand fair and market firm. Middling 15*4. PL" I Market dull, prices nmhanged. Recoil-- 6,00 barrels. Superfine Western State, 530a5 60 common choice extra.FI

ltiafi

65 good choice, 6 25 a 6 60 common choice White Western 6 65a7 OU choice Ohio 6 70 St 6 ^.OATI 25.

OaLouisextra

-I oO.

CORN MEAL—UnchangedWHISKY—Dull ant price- a shade lower, 90^A9T.

VV 11 EAT—Opened dull, but closed active.

Receipts5,800

bush new spr

ng

spring mixed 1 34 -^AI red amber 1 46-

al

5U FT bite Michigan 1 60 RYE—Quiet and unchanged.

ioai8

confidence

15

to

bad supposed my.-ell

to

en

No

intimation

contemplated change had been made to

me.

dillerence oi

iSo shadow of

State

85.

CORN Demand fair and market firm. Re-, ceipts 14,000 bushels- NO. 1 mixed, 78A79 yetlow 80

UAT.-— Demand fair and market firm. Receipts 6,000

oushcls

TI estern Ohio &

LOKFEE Demand fair AND mat HOT firmALOLA &ES—5»a7ii.

RICE—Ciicbanged.

OUG.IR Steady, Cuba 9%al0. PEIRULEU.KL Crude A4%AL3%: refined

ii.

POKK-Mess 9 25al9 50: new 2» 00 A2O .2i prime mess 17 0oal7 25: NEW 20 00»I0 75.

bEEF—Quiet

Mess L'- »X)al5 00: extra

mess 26 IIUA£I 0

CUTMcNU .aprime .o

uuli

LIBIIEK Western I^A2O UUEE^H 12a I5.

opinion

existed between the President and the Government and myseli, as

io

HiCAGO I'Oi.K MAKKi.r.

ity

our reia

Telegraph.] Chicao Jan. 9.

HOGS— Dressed active and prtoes advanced 10a2 c, closing at 7 L2!47 15, Alive ctive. and 1 lower,

e0a6

GKEBN SHOULUERS 6A6S^

-.HKk ntiNhi «.»KKH'i,

Uy

ibeietore.in

as an

Telegraph.] York. TAN. 9. GOLD—"pened at 10%, CL sedut LU%, LOANS— From *T to 7 per cent. CLK.ARAM'KS SI9.IKI0 000. •4I IVERN ENT FT ady. MONEY—Easy AT fia7 per cent.

KW VOICh TIAKHIl

tty

and the public

Teleirrnnh.L

after

Tho market

1

Having a competent buyer in New York to

selert

goons

at

factured,

I"'1- +W-

LUI

had been stimulated and wrought to the dangerous it at n,r a

a

wnich the President claimed to be sound and based upon the true principles ot public law.

-"-i.

r~r

BOKTOX.'

-f \JL

"mT TAPER MILL BURNED.

9.—One

Falls

a million dollars....

msm mob

of the paper

mills of Thomas Rice.

the en­

Jr,

at

Newton

was burned yesterdav.

mated at

Loss

$30,000.

esti-

Insured

$15,000.

*C" ,p»t

Re-

Institution.- of Michigan.

ihese

subjects at length,t

and in an aide manner,st rongly

ci.ndeuiltis

and

county asvium* recommends their abolition

ami

the erec ion

ol

di-tiict pris­

ons, ano her insane asylum,

it

ha*

a school for

feeble minded and idiots, a home for pauper

a work lor vagrants

and dissolute paupers,house a hospital for diseased and aged paupers,and various other important recommendations.

The Markets. HAKKK*.

OFIA

1 1)8 PKTROLE M—Demands od .T full |iricei. BUTTER—Quiet a unchanged

CUKKSE— Quiet and unchanged, I LOVERSBEU—Dull

ROOFING.

|^tK)HNG.

HAVING

50.

V«*Voh«. Jan. 9.

oxtrotnely

QUVT, yet priees rule

uniform. M'e quote mikes of heavy brown sheeting-

atlending

.d bnwn drills 12^AL3,

the latter an extreme light brown: sheetings like

AUK'ista

was sure

U'-I: '.games 9VI Mass,

fine II do 9':

Na

I4V4: I46 nch 16

would

have

Manudnnck

sheetirs-S27H

well "bleached muslin 18 uville do 19

vcw

York "ills social 'IS: Amoskeag

tiek- 24 do I) 17: Oswego do 20: American prints 1«%a 1: Simpson's mourning prints 1

Yi,

thus record

a,

in my

believe entirely without

precedent, ot peremptory removal Mr. Motley'my

and Amosk- a

9%

LOCAL NOTICES.

BEAVER HAlK

ot

the end of his mission. Secretary Fish

lemarks

that Mr. Moiley says it has been

rumored that he was removed from the post ol Minister to* England on account of his opposition to the San Domingo treaty, made by an eminent Senator who honors him with his friendship. Secre tary Fish says men are apt to attribute the causes of their own failure or their own misfortunes, to others than themselves, and to claim association or seek a partnership with real or imaginary greatness, with which to divide their

We have a complete line of these Celebrated Pure Mohairs. Harper's Bazaar has announced them, editorially, as the best and most beautiful black goods imported for the season.

We feel warranted tn gtvinv- them our HIGN est recommendation, to the public, and. invite inspection. -j

Tuell, Kip ley & Dewing, Corner Main and Fifth streets.

O.

v.

ALLM,

uThe

Hatter/'

New York 'Hat Store.'

soon as manu

present,­

I

am enabled

t9

ALLEN, "The

Hotter,

145 MAIX 8TRKET.

"F, J»14d6m

MANU FACTU RE RS._

ORAIRL CITY PLANING MILLS.

CLIFT A W 11,1,8AMM.

Manufacturers of

SASH, DOORS, 8jfIrJ

that

shortly after his appointment, and before he left thi- country for hi- post of duly, it became apparent tnat upon a question

TT IM.low

aad

Uoor Frames.

itoildlu

ot

Brackets,®..M

start

\r-:i:

CLIFT & WILLIAMSC I

jiu»

Agents and Dealers in

John's Patent Asbeato* Roofing Rook Hirer Paper Co't Building

'JC-T

Roofing Slater ... Felt and Cement Roofing, Chicago Elastic Stone Roofing, FtrF.M. used in the place of Plastering on the iniiide, and

for Shea thing

siding on the outside. Hoofs applied in city

onaer

DENTISTS.

W.E.ROSSETEH,

E N I S BEACH'S BLOCK.

OVER

4m

aiid

prices drooping,

.. '. r..

WORK DONE AT

ITe York Prices

\Si 'titration* arrailed.

I)

20 00:

ll{»ll19.50,

BAfiT-'OLOMFW

surokon asp mkchanicxl

E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Mao

-t.

National Block.Terre Haute.Ind. Kksidrkok—Corner Fifth and Swan street

mSOdt

FLOUR BARRELS.

JOHN STANTON, MAMCFACTCRKR OP

FLOUR BARRELS And all kinds ot Slack Work.

On

SHOP—

Poplar Street, between Eighth

and Ninth- ocl5-dtt

HOTELS.

aeob

1 43%al45

Bats. Seorge Sata.

NATIONAL HOUSE. Cor. Sixth and Main Street«, f'erre Hsute. Indiana.

Jacob Butz, A Son, Props.

This House bas been thoroughly refurnished. ay23di»

rEURE HAUTE IfOLSE. Corner Main and Seventh St». Terre Haute. Indiana. ..

L'his Hotel

and unchanged,

LAUD—Ueaty, steam

TL9ai

has recently been refitted,and

put

,n 6r8l-cla8s order, offering accommodationh

tr,surpassedin

the State. R. KI.MTIH Proprietor.

MTE» ART UOU*iE, Coraer Mai a & Second »tre.ts,

TERKE HAUTE. 1SDIAS T.

thoroughly renovated and re­

furnished th»house recently

AIR| &

hua 13 R«bot

MniAh

bleache 13: do 5-4 17*4: Lmgdon 4-

8 4 bleached

do LT-4 34: do 244-t Max­

I solicit the

patronage of my old friends and the travel ing public general

I

AVBREE Bnss to and from all trains. oez7.tltf J- M.

DA VIS,

Prop'r.

CLARK HOUSE,

Cot.Firtt6c

Ohio iStt.,

verve

Haute, Indiana. H. H. GRIFFITH, Prop.

Office of Marshall,Montesumalnd Palestine Hack Lines. free Buss to and from all trains

nnv2Hdtf

ATTORNEYS.

JONV P. BAIRD,

OHAP.LKSCAR*?

CRVb

ATTORNEYS AT LA %'j

No.

ui-

ITFTFIR*—

A

S2 Main STREET,

-TTAIRS

S? P. SEA I-CHAMP,

I j. ATTORNEY AT LAV,

*. 141 MAIS STREET. IT STAIRS.

Hpstprn fjttnd ftvoher Lonti.* lis to trs Monaf/e'f.

Particular attention given to CollectionCoT"«P»ndenne

folicited

from non-residents

MUSICAL.

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

A TH0R"I7GH Course of instructions on J\ either Piano. Violin, Guitar, Organ or Melodeon.and cultivation of the voice may be secured by applying directly to

Prof. GEORGE A. HARTUNO.

Or by leaving orders at Kissner's Palace of Music. oc6-dly

TERRE HAUTE

MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

Music tanght in all its branches, both theoretically and practically. Instrumental and vocal lessons

forty cent*

at

ill times the latest Novelties-

-11

tUillugH.

.y .ir.

JT, 1 ^CTMFLT'S JS

Lath and Siting I

Slate

Roofing, ment.Roofing, Roofing Felt.

Custom Saw liff, Planing and Wood Turning,

DONE TO ORDER.

All Work Warranted. Comer Ninth and Auiberrj Sts.

duration Lessons at the residence of the

S•ration.:

upil one

dollar

each, of forty

SCHOOL £CCHS, Jl 4 S a

Itfok

I'

jf

Established May 12, 1*/

the

ana

country and

warranted. Call on us at the Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of 9th and Mulberr} streets mayUdtr

SOAP, TALLOW, &C.

P. W. BAT F-TF'R-TYIJ

,, Masalacturer

of

K. LLE^Gfc ANV

•'o.

1 SO A 1*8,. Prt-SSD

RANDIES,

Tallow, Oil, Ac., Ac.,

«South lOth Street, TKRRE HAUTE,:VUIANA.

This Chftllenge

Soap i* guaranteed equal

to, if not superior to any foreign soap laundry purposes.,

Babbitt not

SEASONED

Ginso

•uneTdt*

ETB-^ALL and examine his stork,' r"Hrdrr car loud." lee5-d3ui

VHOT L/I CLA6S.,

lllte ACTI

€HOB 4 S 1.1^.

'PHE TKRRE HAUTE 3H0RUS CLAt» 1 meets every Tuesday and Friday NIKBT from 8 to 10 'clock,at the Terre

PAINTERS.

fm. SI. Barr,

BAKU & YEAELE, House and Siiiit Painter On 5th

Street,

b-1. Main &

Y*1.

Does Graining, Paper Hanging,Calcimi ing,and everything usually done in the lint iune^5dJ)

BUCK KM,

A I N E

DEALER IN

SI LV E R^«T FANCY COOPS-

BALI HLAt'k d: CO. 565 jimI 50? Broiidway, I W VOltK,

„^*L' NTF€N»IOJJ of those about purchasinK HOLIDAY PBESEKTS to their unequalled Mock, comprising everything in

SILVER, JEWELRY, and 4 KANCY GOODS

It wili be

MU'H to the advantage of those

living at a distance from the city to send their orders, as spe ial attention will be given in the selection by one the firm per sonall- And in ca the poods furnished are not satisfactory in every rcspeot, they can b. exchanged.

Good8 sent C. 0. D. Pacag- allowed to be opened and selections made. dec21

COAL.

COAL! COAI I!COAL!!!

NIBLO^K, MEHH1LT. A

HAVING

each, of a full hours'

five

minutes

no pupils taken tor a term less than

six months pupils may enter at any time Institute rooms over the Postoffice. For further particulars address.

ANTON SH1DE.

septl- 1* rlnt-lpal

BC KS STATIONERY

B. O. COX LO.,

Booksellers and Stationers' STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,4' 5

at."'w

$£!%.

1

tier oiul

Photograph Albums!

ENVELOPES,

FANCY GOODS, GOLD PENS, 4fc.! Terre llnute, Indiana.

... dee2-dti

made arrangements with Mr.

McQucllkin lor his suporior quality of

OVER-RIVKR COAL Are

no"

prepared to fill all orders on short

notice.

COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! NIBLOCK, MERRILL & CO.

SE Are selling the best

itv O HI» I*oal,

CORNIT loii'TH

pni'-H.

sinf

*,

d,hs Ht-i

elscwher'

'I. I

tM

:l t-a ca,-.

-T-jf

if

Whulesnle

"Note^Paperti,

i-ugar T'reek

torn

MMIW 11X8

Z^

MILLE

Wholesale aad Retail Dealer roceriesjprovisions, ails,1 Flour, Fish, Salt. Shingle &c., &c>, oraer Fonrtb aad Eagle Streets,' Connected with the above is Wsgon Yard and itoarding Ho bas again aarantee* to accommoda -•-.liable charges.

Wagon Yard and Bot prietorship of whiivi Sy Mr Miller, whojma •ntroniie him, good a

Board by the Meal, Day, Wee mlldwtf DAI" MILLER.

F..» X.

a.

'I'KAKK ...... ...I

TCRNEB & BLNU -r tf tVho)csal and Ketaijg

?V"" W I I

\U KIIIDI OF.1

We are now opening a

ly Groceries, embracing luuuu ID suet OPT^T'IUHUIT friend,and the public to a amine our Stock and Pnc«

WE hare

where

Ut

LUMBEB

FROM

COCK I'Y.

S O PriLOtfton, 'ndiai a,

I hp Ii Vt'llow Pi|)lar Luiitb GREEN OR SEA ONED

us

..«

.iclivercd

Hame

Musical InMtilute Rwoni^. OVER THE POSTOFF1CE.

aarNew Members adI itted at any time 'HARGES„ GL OO per monti n«v1-d6m

FLOUR. F'EO. »C.

KENT C. READ,

I.' 4 VWTIPAS DSAUEB IK

Flour, Meal, Corn, Oats, Balec Hay, and Feed of all kinds,

i'nrner8th and Main Sta. Articles delivere'1»« any partot the city fru

if

-B»ree. -TBC^DTI

,uuutity desired.

In

tive" try *«5 lig' ab

ML

COBNTHV' L»J

Bought at the market prici No troable

TO

excepted.-£o

show goods,

FLOUR AND'FE

1 R» »*AUSB IN

ci

also opened a Flour

and

jruu UAN at all

lutiljf Groceries ftvr met trail j/ S*ah-(t rui

I'f tables, /'*-."»« 'ii tit. ~t.&

TLHM'O, ((/«, I TT /.

id

VI

times get

tbi

Float. Hay Bran, 4c.

iTeredfiree-of,Oats,

charge

in the city?

TURNER

A

I

Corner 7th and MAI

Terre Haute. Oct.0.18H9. dtf

W. F. BRISCOE,

it .* a mt

Country Produce? io ir«-. Lf 111 tC br d-Sthl Ititliatta,

the Oitj roe

I

/V.

B. Yeak

o,

OIL

In Cory's new

All work entrusted to us will receive pron ttention.

•Special attention *itrer to (Siirn faint, ino t4rainins

-pohhible

building.

-I

S,. II I/i T).\."

PAIHTEB. or. Mlh, halajetfc hikI Lornst Kis erre- lin t*. hut. j,

ut

«RAIN W RI ILL.,

'.t

FA iuierh' PMrJtsir

(jRAIN

I

,S

'-cif'--',

.- :S I-V-

JONES & JONEb^Jfel Dave

'V '..-A

1 KILL I

Kuhn,'theeleC brated Drill Inventor last and best.)

I Force Feed Lh ill. Operated by apttr Gettriity. io Loosb Cog Wheelfa About It

toilioke

IL—The teed

ue

the grain

itiauged

iB

la

second—»lll »•.« A) html oi T.rnin or Seed

Wltetlirr

lean or HOUL.

distribited by. mean?

ot

small

tuuble spiral teed wheels working in cups un* ,. I the

liupper

•t.n •ibstruvl%on»

iain

these WHEE^ CTTU LU. I-

icitrdu

to a discharge OPINING

ro

UDYI/

it

the cup

it out,anu ttith IT/«/. out

,ti'UU *nd

It

uoke

I beat we bavt-

I» utterly IMPOSEITILF to

it,

and a»

evideuet

ol thir

ta-L

in

brough

the

our sample MACHINE IP halt,

uau.aod OJ turning the ntiee'it LE carried

as well as

tl.

au

wheal.

It

an

wil. sov»

kind ot grain, and in a

other torce teeii drills to change the feed

vu

the

iRMEltS'

F.

V1-

*0*

'V-

I

OLAS^ A PAI\TS.

2! OWN

oi,

BR.fiZ^L BLOCK COAI. At 12 1-2 Cent* per Bushel. Corner Fourth and Ohio streH

oc25,dtf

OENUiy BLOCK COAL

I R. WNITAKER is prepared to furnis RJ T'I roal con-INNI-rs of Terie Haute,dor ing the Fall and Winter,

iu

rvmove one COG wheel and IUL

lid

the cog wheels are

GU. Van tiuren

tier

rtie

very best -TH»'

Block t'oat in the market in quantitie? to SUIT PNREBHSERS Call AND

ejam

I« the qual-

opi os

ti-

'HR I rket H». se.

rd

Wnlrn- ORE

s'plfi-dfi|P

f'o.l I. ami CO»

YIII

Offic-,

A.L orders left at our

EMOVAU

II

JAMPat

ij.\

under Nationa

State Bank,corner ilth and Main streets

will

receive prompt attention. AOTOLNL'

8B. LTNE. dealer in paroKenturky

Whisky Foreign »mt Dftnertic

1

another

tuose

In

ost.

ba

anu liuble to

FRIEND DRILL

ihe wheels are all fastened to the drill,an ihe teed is changed by

'ever—it

simply moving a ima

is done

in une aECt.No

Seud

for Circular showing bow ••••_

armers' Frieud came out ahead in 18"Y to JOJE8

&

JOLNEST.

East aide Public Square,

TEKKE-M 1AI»,

WE wil) send acopy of the

1

The Weekly Lx press Free!

Wkkk~y Kxprkss

or choice of eight other Weeklies on our

ist)the

free for one year, to an one purchasing T'wenty-five Dollar.'- worth or mole from us, tor cash before November 1 1870.

UNDERTAKERS.

I S A A I A. LJL

t, .\DEiiTAKEIt,

S prepired to execute al) orders in bis lino *itb neatness and dispatch, corner ot Third inn Cherry streets, lerre Ilauto, Ind.

M. W.

ianiO-5-owt.

OCOMSLJLL,7

UNDERTAKER.

Having purchased back IROM E. W.Chadwick, Hruber & Co., the Undertaker's ES'abtishment, and having had seven years experience in the business, is new prepared I to urnisb Metalic Burial Cases, Cases, Cas- I kets, and Wooden Coffins, ot all stylos and sites, from the best and largest stook ci burial material in the State,

at .No. 2

Third treet. Terre Hute.

CO.

North

Indiana.mire.

Torr« I' M*Y

PRINTNC PRESS.

Manufaeturt rs Merchants Silln'KliSand lli UG

GISTS

YOl' CAN

DO YOUR

With a

•''.l.t I lrKIAS,4aOB eatsavingot

time,trouble

and expense, rccond to none tor the use ot

PRINTING.

Uencral

Job L'riuter», or for a VI!tage.\ewsp«per,BnilircNT»«|desirablemost

the

torany Boy or Girl.

frier ul I'ritweit, 915. 930, $32. 800,

Send for I'ntalogut it

tb«

tedtinionials

and

specimens of plain and colored printing done on

pr-ss, ISIIAM «». uiannfatturer.35I federal stieet, ston. Mass. CUKLA. C, TUUKST N. 16 College Place, New )ork KELLY. HOWKLL LUDW1G. 917 Market St.. L'hiln., P», C. KEL-

St.,

tt-65UIWest

dt

tbi'-ago. 111

FLAVURHC EXTRACT.

ANH FOB THE:

A I A O IN O

I

9

and retail deal

ERF

ir.

Anthracite,

Pittsburg, Brazil, Block, I

osi

reek and

Coals IN JUII utiti'-F to .-uit cus

ERF and at the

lowest

uuirket pries.

Witb good coal,good weights and prompt delivery, we bope to receive a share of the public patronage of Terre Haute-

iquers

has removed to his New Building, No. 22 Main street, immediately oni "Mtt the Terre Haute House. .. detU-dlw-wlai

I^RL{

\A,SL

WHEAT, RYE, OATi TELEGRAPH MILLS, L^FAltTIt STREET. TKUKfc llAllh,tNP.

II ghest market price paid for

nheat, Lye, O its, Coriii^ iiuckifhcut Wheat t'loar, Bjre Floar, Borknheat Floac,

A11 of the beet quality, and sotd at the Lowest Prices, Wholesale or Retail, in Barrels or Sacks.

Also, Sroaai Feed, Coarse aad Plae, Bran, is HICHABDSOS aUFBOBX, rru^r

spM.dly.

1 I

••y