Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 June 1869 — Page 4

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THE STATE.

EVANSTILLE is to havo tho Black Crook this week.

POUT WATK* has got rid of the FelixMollie combination.

SALES, in the .Evansville tobacco market roach 170 hogsheads'a :day. —J

BURGLARS are doing large business in Indianapolis. "?%**:-^v -r-mr—

AN affra^Bvidsville, Thursday Jos.

App

inflicted very serious wound

on the person of George Meyer.

REV. B. F. GATCH, an old citizen of Evansville, died in that city 6n WcdnEday., '••I

A LADY in Evansville, has just presented her husband with

THE

jAgriculturev)3

MMMROR

l£je0J^|sJJ

dreD, two boys and a girl.

A TWO thousand dollnr horse race, or trot, is to come off at Vincennes about the 10th of June. '-K8A0

ONE hundred and fifty hogsheads of to. bacoo were shipped from Evanoville to ftew Orleans on Friday last.

THE Agricultural Implement Works at LaFavette, have alroady turned out 600 Buckeye Reapers this season.

BAILS on the I. & V- Railroad are be ing laid at a very slow rate. Tho prospect of an early completion of the linens no go

THE new

STATISTICS show that nearly all the people, in Allen county, except Peter Kiser,#re eninfrieratei ir'ichobi children." Hence her immense draft on the, School

A NUMBER of Mexican dollars have been found recently, on Mr. Morehead's farm, near Newport. The skull of a man was found thore some years ago. tThtse two facts give riso to sundry speculations

THE Pittsburg, Fort "Wayne and Chi cago Railroad on- Wednesday ^^sajpd urider control of the Pennsylvana Contral It is transferred on a lease-insuring tho stockholders..-ton por cent, on the capital stock.

MR.

AND

MRS. ELISHA S.

THE Common Pieas Court of Allen county a divorco case, where tho plaintifT and defendant are members of tha uppers frust, will eouie up in a law days. It is expected that it wil) excel tho Stewart caso of Chicago. Upward of $73,000 are involved- About gevonty-five witnesses have been subponaed, and. some of tbe best legal talont of tho State is retained on each sido.- The wife sues for divorce.

A DJSI'ATCH from Vincennes, dated the 20th instant, gives the following account of disgraceful and tragic occurrance [sic]. "A young man, a resident of Pike county committed a rape upon a young girl near Petersburg, yesterday. The relatives of the girl pursued him and overtook him in this city, last night, about midnight. Before capturing him they were obliged to shoot him through the body. He was taken back to Petersburg for trial." —————

THE Masonic Grhnd Lddgeof Indiana,

Wednesday, olected'the fbllowTti^ offleers:

llbers

TH* Putnam Sinner |ays:

THE Ohio Falls iTQn.^6rks O'omf any, Hew Albany,.are- incjceaslpg^tho capacity of tbeir establishment: ty-the addition.of, fourjarge puddling furnaces- f\||

—————

TH* contract of tbe builders pf. tbe Ghioago, Danville and' Vinccnnes Rail road requires '"the road to be built froin

Chicago to Momence by August, n^ext." .a-! mil WIM. HABTNEXX, a brakeman. wss kill

near Fort "Wayne, on '"Wednesday, by falling under ati. cngioo while it was in motion. .«-ii uolidille.iin ao asi'i'4

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IN THE United States district Court at Indianapolis, on Friday, W. F. Pate, distiller from Patriot, charged with vlo lation of the revenue laws, was fined in the sum of $500. .,

VOBI, son of Isaac Yore,-near

La Fayettee, was struck and instanfiy killed by lightning on iWeeneadajr evjping. The father was alaV severoly hurt bythestroke. /-ihtlOW

RECENTLT a child was found dead in a vault, at tha Douglas Hojise, in Shoals, Martin county. It had been wrapped in a sheet and deposited there for some time ^before being ^iscoTered.^,^

programme ibc&ideslft basket dinner and an address by "Ooi: R- W.Thpmpson, of

Torre,

THE Inaianaporis'

Mirror

"THET have a preacher up in Terre Haute,"whisky gaugsr of that district.—

.Madison-Otwer.-iifia

Well, what of itf^-'Because a man has preached the Gospel, is he thereby disqualified for faithful service in the Revenue Department Couldn't your preachers be trusted to gauge whisky

Tippecanoe county jail

Louisville. The

Right" Worthy Grand Lecturer, L. Stockton. Right Worthy Grand Senior Deacon "Di McDonald.

premium fist for the State fair,

be held this fall, is now ready for iistr bution at the-offiee of the State Board* of

,. .ieuuiii-. jijii ihrjj

Rijiht Worthy Grand Junior Deacon Dr. Poarsnn. .Tyler, W. M. Black.

,* A CASK of attempted rape occiirrnd Crawford county, hear Leuveh^f^rtb,-* few days ago. The tnan's name is Jo sepb Cole, and his intended victim wife of William Ash. Cole, when dls covered,was standing over Mrs. Ash with an uplifted hoe in his hand, threatening her unless she yielded.to his desires. At this juncture a citizen of the township came along, and rescued the frightened woman from her tormenter. Cole was arrested and held to bail in $800 to ^an swer at tbe next term of the Crawford Court.—Ind.Sentinel.

Ind. Sentinel.

MRS. MARX,

5tl a Martin H. Rice, Grand Master..eg. Gpo. W. Porter, Deputy Grand Master 1 W. T. Clark, Senior Grand Warden.'1

C. Petty, Junior Grand "Warden.

John M". Bramwell, Grand.Seprotan-^^ Chas. Fisher, Grand Treasurer.^ The oharter of the Centerville Lodge Was taken away for violation of Masohic :. law.

The rule in regard to expulsion bfmem-

was chanced, so as to require ft."

unanimous vote to re-instate members, in-1 ~'nastead of a mjority votb'as^heretofore'prevailed.

UABCOCK

celebrated their Silver Wording, or the twenty-ilfth anniversary of their mar riage at Evansyille oc Friday evening, A large company of their friends were in attendance,*.-and thW affair Was one ot great brilliancy.

RxcENTtTy atr1 a-'Tailroad-meeting in La Fayotte, a letter was road from Hon John Pet tit, which closed with the statement that "the 4,»md.-waCaBar,vat .hand when artificial commuuications, such as railroads, will do all the transportation of persons and property, arid the inland waters, lakes and rivers, „will.boj emiUed to the original design of tho Creator, for fish to livo in and beasts to drink out of."

GOSSETT, wife of A

W. Gossett, of Hendricks county—a man of wealth and influence—committed sui cido by shooting herself with a revolver, on the night of the 26th inst. She was the raotbor of eight chiloren, who'-sur vivo .her.^ The only known oause for the terrible'deed, will be seen from-a written statement, found by tbo family in a bot tie of morphine in the-hoiise', and signed by her, boaring no date, but which seems to havo been written some months ago from the worn-out appoarance of tho pa--pern

Tho following is a verbatim, copy "MY LAFCT RKQUEST I did not want to live. Alvah, take good care of tbe children never let auy of them use morphine it has ruinod me. When thiol's found I will bo dead in some way. I want you :ind the children to join tho Christ'an Church. May tho Lord blessyou.

MARY J. GOSSETT.'

Tho deceased was about lhirty-*nven years Of age,- surrounded with all the blessings of life that could contribute to her happiness here. jh. t' OU

A coKRiisroNDKNT of tho Louisville

Courier

has been sojourning in tbo din-

gcrous latitude of Seymour for a short time, and has enjoyed tbo felicity of"n personal interview with the remnants of lhq,Reno family. Here is apart of what, be bas to say of tbo captivating ^lliss Laura

As many of your readers know, Laura yo.ung lady of marked intelligence nd rare boauly, and possessing a pure at)d'6tainJeJSj)oalf-warm-be»rled and affection ate-^trosting withaioJPunic faith— eho will make some fortunate man a good •ind true wife "and if every one of yjur fair readers could claim as handsome a boau as tho young gentleman who viiited Laura this afternoon in that capacity they would all say, ''Please God, how soot) '"Miss Laura," inquired ytur -.correspondent,,"did you really take that torriblo oath over the body of your-youngest brother." ''Yes," she replied, "I presume I did. I was greatly excited at the time, and, of course, feelings were absolutely awful, Those feelings passed, in a great measure, away with the excitement." "So now you feel disposed to leave vengeance with God, where it properly be-, lontts, do you "Yes," was the^uick reply—and I wish I could communicate the arch style in which tho'-words were tittered—"yes, but if God needsany assistance at my hands 1 Km quite ready to render it.:'

Notwithstanding all that I have heard' and read concerning the lienes I have

Tew mlfeories to carry ^ith me into the future so pleasant in recollectiou as the hour whiled away with Miss Laura Reno, near Seymour, in the county of Jackson and State of Indiana.

St. John 6

learns that

Rev. E. T. Fletcher baa discovered a valuable qu^^.pflniftd stone on his farm, a few. milea uortheast of that city. The material bas been examined by experte and feproftoanced the genuine stone. The quwiy is inexhaustable in quantity.

APPEARS from the New Albany

mercial

Commercial",

:was

contracted at $75,000, but changes in a few specifications iwill ton it u{ to $100,-

000.

—————

Com

that the people of that city buy

a large proportion of their goo'1'1

THE Hon. D.* W. Yoorhees is employ ing the summer in maturing an elaborate financial scheme which he will present at the,next session of Congress.—-Lafayette Dispatch.

We trust that all Congressional finan fcial sehemss will remain in embryo, The country has had enough of them.—

The Democratic State organ does not seem to entertain a very exalted opinion of 'Mr. Voorhees' ability as a financial doctor. ————— A FEW days ago Mr. Wm. Gauff, a young man living near Liberty, Union county, started out for a day's. sport.— When he arrived at the woods he found but one of the barrels of his gun loaded and at once proceeded to charge the other one and as he was ramming down the charge he struck the hammer of the gun against the fence with such force that it caused the cap to explode and the gun to be discharged. The shot took off two of his fingers and passed into his abdomen. Some of his friends being near, noticed the accident, and conveyod him home, where he lingered in great agony until near night, when he died. —————

is reported to-day that W. H. Withers, Esq., has been removed from the office ot United States Collector, and Moon, of Warsaw, appointed. If this is so we Would suggest to our Senators and Congressmen, that there is but one Fed» eral office left in this city filled by Fort Wayne men, and would beg if there is a man in Lagrange, Steuben or Marion county, or even Kentucky, who baBn yet been provided for, that he be sent here to take charge .of our-Post* Office. It is-all: we "have left, but we can stand a little more yet

.—Fart Wayne Gazette.

COMMENCEMENT

Commercial

says: .M

Pursue this policy diligently for a year or so, and you'll see the stores and shops of our merchants and mech^oics closod, the streets of the city deserted, the hum of industry silenced, aud financial disaster gattled upon the town.", .«.,,

THE Thirteenth Anniversary programme of Jbe Indiana Asbury University is received. Tbe annual examination takes place from June 23djb the 26th.— Tbo various literary entertainments ex tend from June 26tb, beginning with tbe societies, to July 1st, which is commence mont day. J. P. Luse, .of the New Albany

LAST

delivers tbe alutan^ad

dress on the evening of June 30tb,

THE following are the appointed offi cers of thje Masonic Grand Lodge 'Right Worthy Grand Chaplain, Job TSfefc•

at Wabash College

occurs this year on the 23i of Jane. The Baccalaureate Sermon will be delivered by President Tuttle on Sunday morning, Jnne 20th. Oa Sunday evening an address before the Society of Inquiry will be delivered by Rev. J. P. E. Kumler of Evansville. Monday evening will be occupied as usual by the Prjze Declamation Tuesday morning, atf'oration will be delivered before the Alumni of the college by Col. W. C. Wilson of Lafayette and Tuesday evening the Literary Societies will be addressed by Hon.-B. W. Thompson of Terre Haute. On Wednesday, the usual exercises of commencement day will take place.

Friday, in the U. £). District

Court, at Indianapplis, an application for a (dreclosure of a mortgage by the mortgagees of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad washeard. The-application was granted, and an order issued for the sale of that part ,of said road lying between New Castle and Muncie.

and Indianapolis road, who waite that

upon Bale of said road to liquidate sing

ginal stockholders. sale bo set 'aside, and the pay. ment of said second mortgage bonds be ordered on the same footing with the ori gical .bonds, the court confirmed tbe sale and dismissed tbe application.

THE Marlon Criminal Court on Thursday, the jury in the case of W. H. Ward,

alias

Davenport, indicted for mur

showed malice, if not premeditation, on

therefore be granted, and it was set down I

diauapolis

Sentinel,

recently paid a pro

tiele:

PLAINFIELD

village of Plainfield. Originally settled I

by members of that soct from which In-1

not stretch their necks out of the windows to gaze at an unfortunate stranger

tared by the profano jingling of pianos,]

or tho discordant screachings of young

spectP lai_n fie Id is a happy exception. It is a thriving village, too, being sur? rounded by a good'country, and having a lair share of trade but it is too .close to Indianapolis ever to hope to outgrow vil, lagehood. To a Democrat it offers no advantages politically, for the people brag that thera are but two or three Damocratic votes in the precinct, and

the State, however, it is a pla^e of great I

resort, being usually chosen as tho place

Housb

.4 I I'

He teaches them, governs them, Works with them, provides for all thear WaBU,, and sees that they do right He is assisted by an "Elder Brother," whose duties are much the sameasthose'drtte "House Father," but wbo»a« M»pon»ibilities are not so great. They each have immediate charge of twenty-live boys, and in that way alternate work: and school-—, Thus one foree will -be attending school in the morning, while the .other, willbe at work upon the farm.. In.. the, after-: noon they change places. At:very bus times, however, ip the spring or .fall, when there is a good deal of work' tb be. done upon the place, school is discontin*ued, and all the boys are employed iii labor. In one way or another they are kept busy at all times, and if Satan depends entirely upon idle hands to do, his work, he wiU^meel.with *vrj little en. CQuragement at the Reform School^

THK siaciruvx

dietr and in very aggravated', cases, soli- $^Mul*8ori,te,t*

1 of on of a a on in in he ha be re a is A

In the case flection." This latter punishment har al-I Barney Miss tnzie .SchmachtenWger Cora cond mortgage bonds on the Lafayette I

prQvad efficaclou8( tha

offender

away^bjB

indebtedness, second mortgage bonds ?»d his duty ^avingjeenmadepain to: H-^7 n.nnah Say^rfej.A 6 I him soon makes up his mind tp'do it. A 13eweii Mi«»-U E jnragnacJln.iiMry were not admitted, and paid upon nn I

ver

equal footing with tbo bonds of the on-1 tion" have been sufficient to reduce

who pray that tbe I «l«tinate eases. I Keyaer

ATTBMPTEP asCAfili'

Mtablilhe

tentiary

tho Dart of. tbe defendant. Judge Chap* I nearly all of its members being over the I Patton John smith's" vv re be a a 8 by a os man said the verdict was not in accord- Pres",Deu age. jKotch Augu.t Stockton Thoa „,o. .hb tbe If th. Jury b.d OT OTFIOM:i .IGGOS. accepted tbe evidence concernitig the I The ot&te bss been very lortunate in I Laurence 1/ Sumner —ocuring the cervices of Mr. Ain8WOrth"| tetc& Arch ^«JJu 'Trutblood Stephen -Superintendent, for to him the preseRtel^i*iSr3i£l.TM

then the verdict should have set forth the I flattering state of the school is due..IIe| i,Dwiah Bichard jng^. WebbJW first degree of murder, otherwise it is I combines in a rare degree the many quai» I Lawii %dch-JohB A new M.1 N a a

Fourtoen miles west of Indianapolis, I September there were nine severe,* end V:. o.,

urrouuded by hills and lying to the south I eaveral light cases. ^....

bUihe'a

large

From theBp

girls who have got on so far music as I -or v. .•_

1 1

Hna

ailligeot inquiry on our part 'revealed

lhrou8h

esses whioh is perfectly astonishing. THS TAirxLiBS. ivo, being on tbe^^ stepe nf

There

where he h'ad lift tiie inti, «^|iAtea 4o them that ^Hey^liadi otrriad-'th* jok* far enough', and persuaded them to take .pofc^ seMioa.of. thenbfix,. which, tar .the way, contained nothing liut paVing stones!

ApproachingHhe spoVwhere tha deUo* tlve ints still reclining, while one Qf them engaged thimilsip .'Conversation, .another aucceeded in )rem,ovinglhe( boi* without his kqow'fe^gei' Tjpon' ftiscdydring that the box was'gon#, the detectiv® became considerably1 excited, while the bogus burglar decJfred.that, the. kit Ucpntaina a refanded^ actuany^gay^ them, hls Watch .seoarjtty, until he'shojlld succeed la jecoVericg, the tools, ^^|,¥e promi ieed.-faa« ^in-a shorttime-j iXeateid^r.the,,detective jSlledon. the offieial.aUuoedi 1^^ ajw». then

.tkat^.Ihe,

Is that practiced in Christian families, where good judgement and correct motives harmonize with a knowledge of the disposition and wants of the child. It Kas attained that standard sought after and advertised by boarding school keepers, as "firm yet mildno corporal punishment is ever resorted to, the boys are ruled entirely through kindness. Some of the inmates at first were restive and inclined to be rebellious, but time has worp that feeling away and the prompt obedience paid to each instruction or order, and tbe respect and deference exhibited toeaph officer, show that the leaven of kindness is rapidjy doing its work. There Bro^kigpiarr are some punishments of course, for hu- 'af«llM6%Moliia man nature can never get along without c'roTi^iiareV something of that sort. These are of aicmuin-gMrt M»ry very mild character though, such sg the I Day Mrs Betsy deprivation of 8omp favorite amusemerit EKS1* or hours of play, the withholding of some I E^ab8 jrisa wJtiMa favorite article of food," bread and water, Fry Lucy A

m^9.cooscioas of ^^x^^ K^wnlch he haA tbeea: dupe^ ^e.Awaa: C^pleteiy dumfpunded, and ,^igju|lgcpiis deurmination |o resignJfiis ppsitipp on the1 forctf. Wo tbink^tbayt ipe 8p^Det.hQ.do68 (so slic better.

LETTER BIST. LISTqv

hfrnwlf wi'k no possible means of pas- ^giTibgtonfiiai j,ncV'-stoWfison^w™

t^^fcbegins to t^ink,J:«e«rtMrt^.v ~f'5§.?5,r?g*'H

few dayg jn tbe "chamber of refiec-I John«onMary,j Weaver Mrs Helm

the

I JJiair. aua JXatnan A.j^lizon, nave, also I pt0^nca aaoh. aa foga, Butter, Poultry, aliTe or

the House of Itefuge, at been warmly commanded. dreaieS/Baga F^b'ert, Apple*,' Potatoi*, Onjiffci ':r,

lapse, from typhoid fever, during last,

t- I eummer the institution was visited by the typhoid fever, and during August and. rrfflynPTt 3

dian.agenls aro now selected, it still has! abides, in all estimated to be worth$3,000:{i8 mttil TOI .iiofiwir'. fTrv'tf that distinctive character which marks I This.^ y^ear about the same extent, of I the abodes of tbe followers of George I ground has been planted, and With rea- I A .TTBNTIOI^, PARBIBBS and Fox,although many of its citizens now! sonable success- the greater part of the I TO WKSIJ1PTRTT8TJCKS. flnd a spiritual"home in the bosoms of "j«»g w«» derived from theJarm,

other denominations. It is well n&iued.-l fine orcj^ftfd of ftb/put nrteeo bUD' for ropVlriD^comiDoQ roids, sod (flDtril usdon Plain, prira, precise*, substantial, yet not I trees has baea sjet out, ao^ is in a I tne form, unpleasant. It is a village of white flourishing condition. ilsoa houses and greon yards, whero people do I eiasBaaHBMBil'ijf^ i. a

A MODEL DETKCTlTE

We have often read of the-marvelous exploits performed^ and tbe almost su-

to attempt "operatic selections." A visit, to a majority of the villagers now-a-davs I penormeu, an* a(mo?i euis Enough to convince one that the afo^re- Pf human cunn.og and acumen d.splay, said George Fox was not quite as foolish I

od by

t-h-ftt:tru,y

remarkftb,e

018

station on the "Underground Itailroad." At present the only interest or impor- ?'l"°l™"dAed°4h0W0T

P^-We ^om.t, a

0r-^wo-

*e°

C0D.C0^

the brilliant

up-irooD.id.r.U.nof. wnra, of S

money stolen that the robbers,were to

I share in tbe proceeds, and that they

Adopted at the Indiana dcbool is tbe I should be suffered to escape punishment, same us in use at tho.Ohio and other I The parties to whom the proposition schools in this^ country. It is of foreign was made, taking it for granted that tliey

birth, having first been tried and dovelop-j were to be viptimized, at first tbought nd by "Wichern at the "Rauh House" in I they would give the dpteotiye a drubHamburg. At a glance it seems based I bing, the remembrance o^ wnich should upon a most" unbouuded f^ith in human I abide with him during the course of bis atiire and adeadly enmity to the doc- natural life butit waa finally determined ira^hg ane«erisf»e lfi&6nah«iert,-well stock! sno of tot I depravity, hut an examina- to seemingly bile at the bait, and in thej »dandin full operation, we.are jpj»parei ti do tion shows that this is bnt seeming, that end rnalse nim tbe Victim.' I atlfn»» Wjyfcitf ott roois go down much deeper. It is

w"'«"'«

It? ,, I and atshorttD«ti£e.

founded on the principles of the Christian tako place oai Tuesday nighf about l$'{ "••****{SUijlCi *±.U religion, aud in its great success offers I o'clock, and early in the evening the thww lil'i fresh and woighty evidence df the vital* I "burglars" met the detective and placed izing eftoct of those principles, Its ob- i0 his hands a weightjF-'%er, ^aUinlnc,. __ _„TO_ jactisnotto punish but to reform—to as tbey informed him, a oomplete set of |*''"ASSaA®® mwUJLBJBe uiould the characters of the young afresh! I tools for "cracking" all sorts of "crib*" TJSIN0' a friTate Instructor lot married.perto straighten tbe warped, crooked mind, This fro* they desired him to take Cart i?M,:^, LitX ^°^?n«8 to make good and userul men out of boys of, as, should any of the other officer* see I phys|olgy and relations of onr sexual system,

I on us pi on on be

greatest enemies. By teachi ng.Indus- invest the dollar in copfetafls. ^-Sn^fags. All young maijrttd peepw, trious habits, cevaloping the mind by ed- I Pawing up Washington between I contmplating and living th« l«Mt ucation and imjirotsing upon these moral- 9 and 10 o'clock: a prominent official— "/S' /ho^«radr

ly diseased patients the truths oft he (Jos, not a member of Ihe poliee foreshow, [^^£|S®?S5ffiSSktof pel, ft work or reformation has been a.c- I eyer—met tho three ftmoy chap*, who f^ i^iwdnp mud about the hoow. it complished in seme of the moft difficult told bim^hat^was up, .After going a short distance, be came across the detect* etf* narti, nmadetphia-

a,'home

The whole institution is under the care the corner of North Division street, ^Uh w'rf 'he ot\riouaQTfA&6lS na'tire and foreign—who adr taMia«c)anr other .paper, get a

and direction of tbe Superintendent and I ^e box of "tools" beside him, hie tpfoi Matron, tbe Matter of whom fills to a I apparently absorbed in tha business-&. great extent the place of a mother, but hand, that he did not answer until spoken the boys liye in famine

to several times, when he uttared some heoiC,.aw probably.youi life. Dr^Tonhg cafa'M Ans^tteiT oa

these, each I mysterious words about the box) the tools

are at present two of having fifty members. ly bas at its head a "House Father," who I silence. takes tbe place of a father to tbe boys.— 1 return, the official went back to the spot

Each fami-1 aid the worfc to be done, and enjoined ^-^Jt^^^ Iieaving him with a promile to Ifhia/ .^4:35^-— ]a24wly

^1. wKate

Mis«mt#-''1

Andersoir'fiiaae

§i»olt4[_a

It must be remembered' that all of the boys now in the school have been there ^Baiiey^E

d.' The peni-J,H« W*« lo

element was quite a bad one. mg./ty ftltricfcDrf

I efficient head to such an establubment, I BTiirrnaey

an(

lor the 8th of June. I onstrated bis admirable fitness for.tW| ^£,e

position. To his wife, the Matron, the Commissioners, in their annuel report,

House of Refage. I ascribe great praise. The "House,, JETft-. MR TOHK HOLLIDAY of the in. thersf" W. S. Carpenter and E. IJ. Coofer| ~W- MiANI), 56 Main Street, 'and the "Elder

fessional visit to Plainfield. Prom his excellent account I MISCBLLAITEOM. of what he saw and heard there, we make I The health of the inmates' has from' the the following selections, only regretting I first been very good, butODedeath hav.ing that we have riot room for the entire ar-1 pccurr0d| Which was_occasioned by a,re-

Brothers,»

t«i, recently paid a pro-| jjia „„d v-than lfi*on nh» mgfcts^ossh'^KX «».aU.Uaea of Oooany ..

successive day has clearly dem-. I-MWaD.H

B- mini ^«f

.MartinS MtfrcerHB rMUler .Uenry -_jj n'l

at least five months, and many,, of them i-Btttott Ahnbif more than a year, and .they, have all. become naturalised, and tb a greater or less B^.vr.t.r Iu4«lph, Morrl.oa Dr ,. „^r,. extent influenced for good. There has be«n Bd»iJeremiaii' Mb'tton Dr no attempt to eseape for some time, but I flergaian Rnt V'- ''*9*roj' jtj.no'J during the last year, when nef boys I« nj Jii 'sJa were frequently arrivine, there were a l.crew Jacob 1 -»«,(»•, '.iWcjjtauiino Isaac number of attempts. Notwithstanding FCei^an'B McGinnesJH there are no bolts oe bars, it is not sueh gStaJST

.. MoorC OA

KaUp X* d^Jfyler Hi

an easy matter to get away, add: all who I DaMoy-Henry bM ,1*^ o'MVaU)*ui Hlw attempUd it were reeovered ai4 brought Jvx -„i back with three exceptions. Of thesej?he

der in the first degree, roturned a verdict of murder in the second degree, for which the only penalty prescribed by statute is imprisonment for life. His counsel at once moved for a new trial, on the grounds that the verdict was not in accordance 11ila!n| that it has been thought"be^,'tolHirfw"T^ ,^objaon~F~£ with the law or the evidence, and that the I leave them unmolested. Tbey were li?!1!1.. "Roa'rtrer Wm punishment was excessive. Phe Prcse-1 among tbosa brought frotp the penitep- I wm" Stanley Levi ... ,, ...... .» tiaries, and were then nearly grown men, l»»ader»oq WB gheiton wmHinnja cuting Attorney claimed that the evidence 1.^ ^hrftcteri

whereabouts of two are known, but they I Q»ii gherPatrick are at such a long-distance, and there is I Bmu GOO Boie Wm 0 so little possibility of doing any good tor I QUJO BT

,5mi»h Jamoa

wJaf/.n rt.rv«v afli

xwi

Whitnjore Sliar ti. E E

W ilifitnaWealey iJ' 3

L. A. BURNETT,

V.U.

'Wiliiatn^P. IV ..N, w. corner of 014 Court_HOUM jrtHjiaj.'

iona, Dried Frait ,and Smoked Meat. Will aiao boy Seeds of all Kinds—Timothy, Clover. Flax, Ac. Wltjfa'Ufa HwMWtowrlti always on .bai^d, pur raotto Is, to ieTTaT*a small profit and nicfc aaUa. Call and «tj »):yoorielreai 3wly '•.ft.,.

JI'

of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis The farm lastyear, produced 2,000 bush-|I)Ise^e§ 0V ItpjrSeS.ftlliU. vfllUC* Railroad, is tbe pleasant little Quaker I

e's

corD

bushels of potatoefc, 280 I Hospital and Office, corner of Sth and Eagle Sts.

of oats, 18 tons -bf hay, affd a I oct9wly TEHRE nATUE. IKDlANA,

quartity of various kinds of veget- j8'1 imiuij a siarj gniaa/d ma irtf js

IJO

ff.io commercial.f ?. -t- j!

?r,,nch

-"i uJv tectiveTidocq, and had settled it in pur texompliflecjLin.the faot tfiat we «r, as soma people havo imagined, when he I mind that we ehould"never look nn I teii'cenij^er buslief njora for it, than 'the pnbanathematized music. JBut in that re- I tnat we anouia never iook

uP_

man might worthily descend. £t seems, from particulars which came

Jtnpwledge yesterday, that this N.

F' P'

the Fact that but ono copy of tho SENTI- .F80'?n,d,^0M n°t IJke^have tos dpjngs i* EL is taken there. To the Quakers oi l^f

":-J iJ*. w"*l*ii'

a eSipp^

also a"Sel f-adjnsling wronghf iron Harrow," bets etar. uffeicd to tho public. Come and tee theee implements, ye know you will like tkem. »21w3indlt Wm. J. BiLL & 00. -I II .1-1 II ..ll.S 1 1..

«-3f BAEMEES.

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TTtj aro proparod to furfiisb, ftt our Homlsy I MilU foot ot Swan Street, totpJi who,-inay wish to a*ail themseUes of the opportanlty, oar cole* brattd

HOMINY SEBB CORN

For planting. The maifcet valneof this corn Is 'we are no*

jn,j,ea(reiuw&<)not»tion price ps.id,ljy the Mflis

on his like again," but a recent feat, of I grain dealers of this Ci'y tor other kinds one of our Niagara frontier detectives/fcoft'A

proves that we wers mistaken, .and that 1 .Terro Haaio.Maylst, ]«89. we have had in our very midst, all along, unbeknown to anybody, an officer .upon whom the mantle of the great French-'

HDDNUT froo.

•r-)

jgAGLI! VOEKS.

CO»N*B

TBBKK HAUTE, IND„

WM. J. ^ALL & CO., Proprietors, (i90coes8Q&f TO JO8EHIT OnovcR.) ——.MANDFACTUBKBS OF

tliOUBINO AND HAW MILL MACHINERY.

filCATION for LICENSE. The undersigned hereby gives notice that I he will apply to tho County Commissioners at their regular session in June, 1869,: for license I tosoitepirituoui and intosicating iquorsin lem quantities_than a quart at a tiue, for the space of onoyeal-. The promises oh whifih said iiquoiS are to be sold are located on Walnut street, oppoaite the Mai kct IIons», in Terre Hsute, Vigo I county, Indiana. mat IS, dltw3t F, W.. OEBKE 4 CO.

CORX-SItkLLKKl 'AlTD' CiKB MHU AND MA* cnurBSY eBXRBAU^, Irea and Brass jCaatiags, «tc„ Ac.

iWd OHHH-Wfl

line 'In the'best aiyle,

anT

rTTi^n

thUl

-at] ^A*r^ipiM A^Il iWFOBTtJNATS,—So

popj of

on' anr'of-ihe d!s*

ibcr, fl»i5T

TZ3Sffpi

hrQAHlunc

tion treaUdbyaJV^MetM3* od that tminentty successful.

Jbo»» wNo writ* for it frc«,

fi 'dJi!*}aS

A 1

iirilf vMt TwN Sant* tka In! IMM'li asss'-ifwas aatOit». KIlhrt Ikirt TIH»MI«IIS

IMwIf

LETTERS remaining unclaimed

in the Post Office, BAtURDAV, May 29, 1869. ^LADiis' Lisf. Ad^me MjssMattio ijeeUiss^&Tinula Andcri'on Miss Siralr LigS'thlier Mri Xanra Anderson MiM "Kaihel£ Jlanaghan Mrs Ann Baaa Min Catherine .UUlfr Jtrs Hanorra /"Moore Mies S»UIe

Mullane Miss Abbla*"^ MoCall MiasM mrf llpCail Mr» Arvllla McArtller Stiaa Ann BfeOaff Mrs Nannis McKloziaMiss Josephine MpWpoda Mr» A(J^^ O'Neal Mrs Aniu Poll/'ilI»a'Hancy' jtajaorMim fiat« Rebmel Miss ltoasnna

2 os in

JLOOD (JONOITION powmf!

For Horses. Boss and Catlll.

TWE MOST. EFFICA O/O VS' B&UDf *Wfl iff^coVBBOH

Tor

'Jf^Z/aV

ho:curi'

of IndigMtioa, Ua

a ilf

1412 hjff

ir {"B?

iffiflh,

Ciauape, HMe-Boaad,flaileit, H«nu I»flU«oia, orXnagfeTerlOreuv/ScratcMe,

Lmrim,

sod ottwr aftcthm of

Skin .Snb-Acnt* 1 anlniti* or 1 Foonder," 'la A 3«0I wftl*pre*ant Ootf«aadfirMgoikry.ald t)u hfafth at km down 7 »erer« bori'aniJby'efSeitlBg

and •Bhautlac ogakMltfey fesM&to

Uon

tram

iha Kicntjaand U*«r

tbartsy •llartoatlar tin «rea*j

ol mad otbar posoaMa h«-:,:0ui -jf mora froa t** ay«3 nob I' t«n. pre*** nxoii

A 6re»t Pinler of tht Blood! and fscalMr AlTfaartVa mraacS •^taasaftsaaaittpft--.111. ---ti ..iilosW:t«e*« ::.toiollnej It is PrewtlTe fin Iss Cktitnu.

ata(*a. bat tb«y i* dlda UartlUr«tIt,*»«*•• ,it, and «Tea eSect a.care whw ctvw la .ih*4(W •tasea of "the waSi'- "t-'-onau Biv,s

A graat iaaiijrc.»tl««atw

the manufacturers, attest tha UBcl Powders, Tb*j an d'cMally snpsciatavliaf othera-BiaaqfactoM, from tha fact t)|at taf poseess Tir tn*s WhicN athaTS do »6t i«!M)M alt tha. WW,-phaws of.diaeaaaa of k(MfchMa and cattle! ... iwTr.ioTT^

lay.

They are ths prodnetion af a lUe^M)C.aa4 HCeassfal experlaace in tha Tetarioary praotica the anthor, Dr. W F. Pet«arasM, being a sradiaats of the Hungary Veterinary Collage, Ha eemd six yeara ln ttaa Mrftntiifry-M aeon of Dracooai, and also to ibe aaaw cadafuy In the United States army thronghbhf ^he Mnfcan War, SQbaedaaatly locating In Soiitbera Indiana, where ha achieve^ a great tepot*tlga aS a practitioner, and for hla medicinee. -'l Jloi

OJiAKIHS, PJH»KZ A X)., Sole Staanfacturari, Tautcaroa^Iitp.

For sale by IBA OBOVIB, Jr., Terre Hante. Ial.

•I »ON*S coLymwt

Fire and Life Insnrance igeif,

f- T'erre Haute, Indian*.

OVflOK—In Scotfs Boilding—np.stalr*-—o»-posite the New Court Boi^se. KOrJO*.—Uollectious mad. in and mt of Court, at reasonable oamiasiona.

ESfXClAI. ATTENTION giTen to settles* Of Estates and Guardians In tb. Probate Corns.

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FORSALE

A nice little House of bar rooms, and the lot. In Sibley town, at a bargain. 40 acres of good land In Washington couoty. Illinois. i, ,Two and aores of ground, wall set l« fralt tree* and shrubbery, with a good 1|( story hones and ont-baUdJage, known aa the filtiaoreMocerty, near Mont Boas School Hoaae.

Several first elan dwelltaghotieea ranrtfiifrea 13,000 to»U,0001n orlca. A bran-ae'r bonee'and nioe lot on Vala street, east of the rsiilroad.

A good fiano, nearly inrv.at.-low flgare*..' A small frame bnlldlng, corner pf sik amd "hMtnut strtete—cheap—purchaser to ntoss tbeVaildiag.

A etty lot, a^Joiaitif the raetdanca*f

pi aH or at at a a Abaaatifnl boll ding lot, Coraat of J|h and Walnut nr«u—fenced—aha le and frtflt.treee. lJOaeras orgo^l timber land, MlalMfross Hariinsbarg,eoasty-seal,ot. ftipley Oouaty, Hiesonri, at a bargain Will be sold for p4rt' fash, and good^radafw balaaea. 1

IT U-I-WA9TED. PAKHFL AND HOrSKS

mnTWMtC: T, v.-

Catarrh, 27trw&l>ueqtcs, Bronchitis, Atthma and Otmtump-

A valuable Journal (fivinf iymptemi OT ottme* n« Hjtl interiiutionalthi«N&W METHOD fwalah#**

mpt»nia ot

SPRING OPENING tlj

The Beet is ft* Chw&ftJ TllHil^ ^lPHY 4 MUMffg

OB. W. F. DECKEEMA5[8[

SPlttNO STYLES' .SOIS^A'FL oaJ oJ jftitoo EVIG

TQ $KLL AHD BUT.

Contlnentillife ImtaniM

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tounmim* ia i»«e—.... 03, ». H. 8IMP80I,! Si «inp SBP DUKBI9V AWPT. Mailldwtf

Monday, Maroh 39th. "U 10 jeiow 9 JS®« bfl* lol jt isdio fMi« acmJ-soS

:,6iari.3o n«a? 'o(jj.,ba« a.%' fcrtji r,-

r»edT am lOlf jWl* 4»W Jfffff CJ SiQIkSS •?J»lefl9«l(0V'Tfl£l.,t)e}SUflfl 1# e.'i 10boo sono

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item ina tmoot ~nas

JJUFUS H. SIMPSON, j1

ATTORNEf AT LAW,

FIMT AND WALKHT UIBECTS,

KOTA*T FtltlC,

Comnissioaer of Dds fur Weskni Stfjke^

jif^isrrr d^')zTr7 07f3 TUj

buz a a ii IHtiu baj

(T-VaiKT

v.-fy.-.H .E£,-

s-orous- --i, j*»i, -r-^-OsnsrilhaaiXalaftte.

if9b

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h]U^2

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rR- '".iddit Kiofrs ^fi«3 br.L

(••xiiijiJ owj joq»D etiJ

u?f CAUAIAA lftMe. fnti ogorfj lo '!::J iM

Ullf AM

,6! 13 L.»e.

xuCSaUaasa. 191-Se.

These {oode an the

Jaita

e«flT»f HiQeeds

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.tsoi c5^H5W53ys.5?««a isotil g-sAieib edT .Ji/tjjj ^al O.oji lljj -.. u.. lit

GO„

A tTWOLOOY

ASTR0r04-Y#

LOOK PVT.

GOOD MEWg yoB A»

H.OOSTO AKT PBBSOB WHO WILL EQUAL I A A A A A S "*E0FK8ai0»..T^ JJII

Thji

NKYBIM?A1L1^6' |1AIs &NK A^PHAiCL It UietMil, 8he icoowii «k*u *11 vthur Ui» W«J, in «ho NMlB irooblii ill whv ti««e taiA iiulorteiBBi#—sli vbtivo fond bu|io luw bt«u onMM blilMl bj bllt) {ifODtieM •lltl duoutt' ill nttiud *110 VflllrC fly L«i for ind Aoiitt Of Uw (UMtlOlll Olv) lv«tt .oDiUll *4 relloveftnd tbeii diimU. 'i( IA Love Affairs She Bevei Sails 6tie IIM THT FFOE'E ot IB« WI v[VoitM MA. you tlM foul luiWn Wiu '-T ui frieud.— tflit guides tli« to uap^y m»rri»^0| i»a 4 tbfc Di AY rled Abu ^si.vi iim tMMU rolicnea 1l muua- ai 4 ts* be oil^tlle las*

Speedy ana tt&iw) M«rn««c..

gke la, tharelore, a anrv iibpendeaee. It «el laoea to tfcepubuoaliarce.lhalah* waeibeLi.t, Mdahala th. only [uinoii lb this cuuuir wboiak «hu* thfc likeutMa in reality, aiid wiiwcati^ivak). lire nailstarltna on at) ,iho concei n. oi ule, ^«h. caatn teeled auil proied 1)) ttwnaaiiiilt, LCti^ rted alio alu^le. wtio Uaily um,u1) «u^

To aU lift bnetaeea htN atlvib. i. on lolbtell, with the greateat oenatttl^ttiir., a jit 01 .11 uouilueioial ana tiuinn« jijaiisetMUt

Lottery nuiulwr. ^itvu wuui-iH o»tr» jUattt. •AUAMI UAt'tlAtib la abwi-a 6u. Aatrulvg a •aateverj une oau ue^ u^iou. Cine Uit iMsMt Aetrologiat ul the uiuet« utL oubtaij'.'

i'i

that wvil-ltuowb tact that mbht* aliterxWprij.va.ier» cop) bet •Jiv-i.ie,.L.rutc .ad «i imltaie Nt| kAdloit U|lUu) tb aevfiitttdaii^ii^ JfcVeOtll dAUfcLibi tt«M LO A ilii aioB l(t oU ciaA ^orettoM yw.» «vi, tti* »iM curw dtuukvb{ib«, and dUcoTen io«t or bidden Ircaiurw. Mill tillertirioUy (rik»MaMK{uu4d»iitiAf*

IfbuiAio iiei ct»moOk^ ipil vui© aa iri^aiteriitiMt, ««*o ia it it tt'^Uttily 'lalUiOUt dAii^Vt yt, ««ui l'u«i »u uoi »r0ur*, tm, ,, tu9 lO*u«iO| touic all,

T«f of VaokaUas.iboss of iKiawfAnLfiuPower, and renderihg Marriage fopitopfr, are permanently cared. -.'j

Tha Doctor's opportunities in hos(iitaPantl prirate practice are u» urpa«ard in 6t. Louis or aay other city. .Back. aieejofSt. LiMLia paMnnroTf that he has bepn looated tfiere'*lgugar By yean thaTn

any other so! a(|f ertlsiuwjibe

SalaalishmenU4ibrar}. Ujloratorv and appointmenu an an'rivallea

ii' tbiJw8ft,

*tTailed aaywhere. arltu, •xper.Mu, can ba relied upon, and ihe Decti5r ckii'V»lfjr toniai^r physicians thTOughua« «he country. Ja paM sucoesa and prasaat no:Uioa he,a«anda without a competiKir.'**''

111 Kicfcaeai bek Oeiini Avuu a4 J4a, CUneinaati, Ohio.

t'KBHa.—Ladiee, gl Qentlemen, Sl,tK. N. B.TUcaeata distance may comwanicate With perfect eatisflkction by .eacloeioe ene aol tai and atamp. All communita'Xions'-MtrFotly piriTai* •ndconfisentlal: "7 j,-

Addrees Lock Box 531, Cincinnati, Uhlo. SCK augXIiiff

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DOCTOK WII.H KK CONSULTATION AND^ BKCtP M|Si«

Tioh BOOHS, 6I0~Waahlngton°A^iae,! SSI Luole. Mo treats:with Ihe-greatest jancraes all Pieeaaea of Woman, Lonchoroe'»,or WultaS Tailing, InflaraktlDn or Ulcorattom of the Waab, Oraritie, PrsrUia, Amenor^sea.^le•orrkagla, Dysmenorrhcea and oterllity or Batreuunee aleo, nrerytlteeaeeooaaeeUxi with Paberty, Menstrnation or Pregnancy*.' ShlcS tha Do3tor eonfinea hiusolf ctxt^aahfely ta t^f treatment of these oomplalnts^TantT treats a vary iana nuiubpr of cases,it follows that his kaowledg.'or tlKm mniit be f.i iaSr|sKtflui ve aadaoesinta than, -thatofphysMau Ingeaeral praottoa. Sena statnp far MedMl^lfaai* "let of. thirty-at* (jee. No, aaattfar dabs lie failed, read what he says.' Patients In avary,Western State. Cares guaranteed.-gM-raltatlonhy letter or at offlca-free.-Booms for faibnts reqnirtna dally.- atwntiqnv,A, My assistant. Hour 9 A: M. to 7 -fiaadey. afceepted.•.. •,. ,,

OOCTOB A BX6ULAB,OBADtfAT^ o'r SrtKl«iffc, XX as Diploma dt'Onia «ill saov.ibea baan longer engaged in toe treatment of Yen an BAL, SBXCAL, and

PBIVATE D.seasee

BtrMd

tbaaany IO thSr

Physician In St. Louia. fcaMKl. CoaarrW,

OUei, .SrritMtt,,. Orchitii

aad Jhipfars

oil

Ditaiirir^iWewe

IMieor Mrrari»l4ffafiau of

Bfphc-

tfc

Thriit Biim/pr

foe*are treated with nuji»ralled»uccea.-* Byeneetenkea, rfeiialDriftiftir ni i«|e met, a) the result nraelf-abnee ig y^Mlth^aaxi,. maturor jaatsjjr other cansea, rodi^ce some of tho following efoctnrhal Emissions, JUUtoIss^^ DeaUity.- Diaainesa, Dimness gf Sight. Confusion of Ideas, Btll Forbodingaj-'ATerSioji ,^to

ltr-«

iiocroa Wmrtrxa pnblia)iUi4, Pamphlet relating to YetiereaL Dlaaaaes and the diaastrans and Vkrr6r doi»*(fbehcet of eelf-abcse, that will be seat to aay address In aaaaled envelope for, [wu stamps, It contains fall symptonf fiits'that Will ^rfiible twiise

fatted to determine. the. nature or their com --'tton atatemonV of tlieir -j. alwoat'as.'jteHf/or.hba parpoee of treatment as a porson«t lhterView: bat whtra Itis ccmxenient't tlM'DoetojrShield ba consulted personally- Ttoe^hariai friepds that may require advice, caiS ahpplr them anth thiS Tainablework by sending t^eir address, wttfc Stamp- ^has you O»D asaUt tha .nurortanate without their knowing'tbeltr- leaefactor. Oercaldly no! aayectt 1. or jnare iQLportanoe than phaity of blood aud pOrfoc't' ihtnhopd.

ItlaaaIf-«Tidont'that-a.phyaician who oonleanimself excinairely to the stndy 6f a'Mir la elaes of diseases atid. troata tttelWUMil Vi __aea avery year, must acquire greater sklil in thatapecialty than one TO goheral practice.— ManV pnyaicians, recogniaing thlan/aok'tTi trodaaa patients to the Doctor after reading his Msdleal Pamphtef.-' Ooniuaaieatloiu aohirien

saraet, 8S. Louis, Mo.- Hoahi, r, M~ Sundays excep'ted.

8PK|R» STANDARD

CMIww 1 i*9e.

IT E S

THE' ^BEST^iiiTiJBltS For Weakly »,

FOB THX WEAK, 'WE FOR TUB PALE, FOB TUK SICKLY,

KOB SPUIifff 0SB I II

Bitter* Jbk|Bmlto Tli^m

8peer's

jf/rj

^st atjlee

standard

„—*AD» OJ-r,

WIN9, H£RBS & BOOTS Brian's OelebratM Wine so wsll kaowa,' with RBCYlAJI BAB*.

TONE

CHAMOMIIR PLOW8IM'

HtBSTBABj^^

aad neb Other BKBBS aad ItpOTS as wllf In all Bassiraerial DigeaMo'i, promete^ tHb' 8«SXations of th*iyatam U. Ue natural ^banAni^.a^^ve

TOON AH|» »G MI5 ARI All naa It with wonderfal aiftioiSi!"1#iringt COXjCiil. '*t#To tha pale white Hp, **•-'.

BLQOM DBBAWpv To tha thin fica ahd cafe'-'woKff JSttflBuanpe. Oursa rXTXB and o%te^ ASPtfUMM. Try ism. Ufa none other. Ask .for SPBBK'S

A A I S a ®*aaara._ Haa that my algnaWre la. oigr the cork

J-.' AZXKED,r*

Htmlo, t. J.,

and Mt Bmntsrar, 'IteW.Tork.

frade sayj^Ml-tr:'aUiVSkiaMKT

ere

xanu:

Wild ever