Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 36, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 April 1877 — Page 7

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The National Capital.

Cabinet Meeting Over the Situation in South GaroHna.

Prospect of a Speedy of Soldiers From That mon-wealth.

Withdraw!

Corn-

Commodore Thompson States an Economic Proposition.

Various Matters of Moment.

THE CATOLKKT,

WABHISOTOK, Msrch 30, 1877.

in a session of three hour#, to-day, fully dkcucsed the Booth Carolina quwtion. Ko vote was taken, bat the expression of opinion of the different members showed teat, on a division, a majority would be in ivor of the immediate withdrawal of troops from the state house.

IJCKKRBNCEH.

Though no direct knowledge is obtained from official sources a* to the ultimate intention* of the general government

uoon

the question of the political

indues pending Booth Carolina, there iHaa impression, sustained by various facts, that the end of the deliberations now in progress will be the issue of an order removing troops from the state houw at Columbia. The anxiety is to •o consummate the action of the government that no discord can possibly result. A fair inference from events which have recently occurred is that it will not be many days before the decision will be announced. The deliberations of the cabinet, to-day, involved a careful review of the able statements recently made to the president, both by Chamberlain and Hampton, and this will probably be continued to-morrow. It is also understood that the cabinet was engaged for a short time, to-day, with questions concerning a few appointments to office.

GOVERNOR HAMPTON

wrote a letter to the. presideat, to-night, aaying that he might not have an opportunity to se* him again, and assuring him that he eould, and would, secure absolute freedom and peace and equality to both white and colored citiaens of the state, so soon as the troops should be withdrawn, but intimating, at the same time, that he would consent to no bargain or compromise whatsoever. In very warm words, he thanked the president for the manner in which he had been received, and expressed his confidence that the president would be true to the loyal and patriotic sentiments of his inuagural address.

This afternoon the president received a delegation of colored citizens, from Alexandria, urging the appoinment of Professor Langston to be commissioner 01 agriculture. The president said he recognissd, in the main, the justice of the claim for able colored men to be sppout'ed to office, and that he had the Highest regard for Professor Langston, but doubted whether he should appointhim to that particular position.

JOHN BRIGHT

has written to General Eiton, commis•ionerof education, that "there is graat and universal satiafaption^here, at the settlement of your presidential difficulty, and the good sense of your people is admitted and admired on this side of the Atlantic."

RETIRED.

Rear Admiral Reed Worden of the United States navy has been retired at his own request, and Commodore Thomas

Patterson promoted to the grade of rear admiral, to fill the vacancy. THE CURRKNCT.

Th« issue of national bank notes for the month were $1,979 100. of which 80 per cent., namely $1,590,280 in greenbacks were destroyed, living the outstanding legal tender circulation fioz,049,204. «JH* WHISKY WAR IX NORTH CAROLINA.

Revenue Agent Wagner telegraphs from Greensboro, No.th Carolina, that Collector Patterson, of that state, and Depaty Marshal Ray, with six men, raided the illicit distillers in Watagua county, were fired upon, and two men of the pome killed and Patterson wounded.

THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION. Gen. Joseph R. Hawley and Gen. J. M. Harlan, members of the Louisian commission, had a lengthy interview with the president to-night.

REDUCTION OF FORCE.

About 200 employes will be dismissed from the bureau of engraving and printing of the treasury department to-mor-row, in order to bring the force down to row, in oruer the actual requirements of the work

Some fifteen or twenty tempt clerks in the navy department will be (SisrTL.w k«WA hufin Am* missed lo-murruw. -J ployed in the department for two or three Tears past, and paid either as writers for navy yardf, or out ot the contingent funds of the several bureaus, there being no provision of law authorising their employ writ, or making appropriations for their compensation as clerks.

SECRETARY THOMPSOH

announces hispnrpoBe to have no one in the department not expressly provided for by law.

NOT CREDITED.

The charges against ex-Consul Gen. Seward, now minister to China, are said to be the result of an old quarrel between Mr. Seward and the present consul-gen-eral. There is nothing in the department of state showing anything whatever discreditable to either his public or private character.

CHI CO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 30 —The confession of A. M. Ames, org uazer of the labor union of Chico, who is HOW under arrest, confirms the previous report that the organization is responsible for the recent reign of terror in Chico and vjciuity, and that the council of nine were but the instruments of the union.

BogardUt

NEW YORK, March 30.— Captain A. Bogardus, in shooting his great match at Gilmore's gardens this evening, broke 1,000 glass Dalls, one at a time, inthe air in 77 minutes and 40 seconds. He only missed 28 balls out of 1,028.

E. 11. Washburn.

GALENA, 111., March 30.—E. B. Washburn reached home to-day and received a hearty welcome, which was almost an ovation. He will probably be tendered a reception during the coming week.

Foreign.

That Protocol, Whatever it is. is to be Signed.

Sen Ignatleff Informed |the Turkish Ambassador About Something or Other.

COMRT

Schouvaloff Not Heard From Lately.

18 TO BE HONED.

Sr. PETEHSBUROH, March 30.—It is stated that the protocol will be signed in London, Saturday.

LOXDON, March 20.—The Post, in a leading editorial says: We may look fot the immediate signature of the protocol. The English government understands that it will receive such succinct assurance of the czar's intention to demobilise as will warrant Europe an looking for a respite of the threatening storm, unles some unforeseen accident should happen

LONDON, March 30.—The Paris correspondent oi The Times snys a letter from Vienna, which comes fr man authorized source announces that General Ignatieff during hi* stay in Vienna informed the Turkish mbassadcr that Russia understood very well that Turkey could not abandon Niceie', and that the government was going to make strong representations to -rtenegro_, ana in that sense the ambassador immediately officially notified the Austrian cabinet of this declaration. Austria declared 4he would take part in the pressure promised by Prussia, and notified the Berlin government oi Gen. IgnatiefTs declarations. It is expected that the German and Austrian governments will also notify all the cabinets, especially that of England.

LONDON, March 31.—A Vienna correspondent to The Times saysall the powers have been requested to stnd authorization t6 their representatives in London, so that all might sign the protocol today. The Austrian government sent its authorization to its embassador in London immediately. According to every probability, the other governments have done likewise. If the protocol is signed to-day it is expected that alt the ambassadors will return to Constantinople within a fortnight. The Times'Vienna correspondent remarks the peculiar fact that alongside of the peaceful news, the ioIitical correspondence announces from

CischenefTthat, on the 24th inst., orders were sent to commanders of all Russian corps in Bessarabia, with reference to an advance toward the frontiers on the 2J of April.

HELP FOR THE PORTE.

BERLIN, March 30.—The National Gazette states that the khedive of Egypt has sent two million catridges to Turkey, and promised to send troops. The bey of Tunis sent four complete mitrailleuse batteries, and a large sum of money.

EXPLANATORY.

In consequence of the polemics about the pope's allocution, the Vatican has resolved to send to Nuncios at foreign courts a memorandum explaining the situation of the Holy Sea. 8TATE Y8. CHURCH.

PARIS, March 30.—The port on the iublic worship intimates hos been read before the finance committee. It pets frrth the necessity of enforcing obedience of the clergy to the civil law, and declares it high time to bring the clergy back to the observance of the concord it.

Went Ashore.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 30.—The American ship Frank Jones, in ballast for Manilla, while being towed to sea, today, parted a hawser off Fort point and went ashore, about two hundred yatds outside of Fort Strong, a rorthwest wind blowitg. At last reports the ship was pounding heavily, and as the bottom there i» covered with jagged rocks, there is scarcely any hope of saving her. The tug kept too near the south shore the hawser broke three time*, and the last time the ship was close to the rocks the ilot attempted to get sail on her, but she struck before anything could be accomplished.

Habeas Corpus.

COLUMBUS, O., Match 30.—A writ habeas corpus was issued to-day oy Judge Pugh, directed to the sheriff of Hamilton oounty. directing him to produce the body of Abe Rothschild, the alleged murderer of Bessie Moore in Texas sometime ago, in this city, next Thursday. Rothschild is now in the Hamilton county jail by authority of a warrant issued by the governor of Ohio, upon the requisition of the governor of fejps.

Highway Robbery.

DEADWOOD, D. T., March 30.—Edward Moran, of Cheyenne, who left here with a team, was stopped by two armed men, Sve miles Irom htre, lo-day, who tied him to a tree and stripped him, taking from him $260 in gold dust, some currency, and watch and chain.

The people are anxious for protection law, which has been so lone delayed as render the formation of vigilance committees almost a necessity.

Fires.

BURLIHOTON, Iowa, March 30.—Dnncan & Go's saw mill burned last ftijrht. Loss $18,000 insurance $7,000. The fire was doubtless the work of an incendiary.

LITTLE ROCK Ark., March 30.—A portion of the builings in the Dutch gardens were burned yesterday morning. Lofs, $2,000,

CHICAGO, March 30.—A Line In, Nebraska, dispatch to The Trbune says a disastrous fire occured this morning there, destroying McLaughlin's saloon, Johnsons feed store, Meyers dry goods and grocery and other stores. Total loss $23,000 insurance $15,000.

A recent number of the Shanghai Celestial Empire contains the following interesting items of intelligence '*Itis said that during the absenc of Ting-Jih-Chang in Formosa, the Fan-t-ai will act as Fu t-aiat Foccoo*," .f 5

The Inter-Ocean has a story about Haves and the inimitable boy Webb. When Webb returned from college, he thought he could throw his father down, but his father threw him. It is these little family incedents that endear a ruler to his people.—Courier-Journal.

THE TERRE HAUTE

Air Line to the Moon.

[Continued tr»m Dmnd Pag*.

on the Rocky Mountains by the great telescopes. Every night When the MoOn was visible he gazed at it through the instrument and watched the passage ot the passenger projectile over its glittering face. And thus he remained, as it were, in perpetual communication with hi* three friends, who probably felt happy, in the certainty they must have felt that the worthy J. Matson would keep, his eye upon them as long as he lived and the telescops held together.

He did not despair of meeting them some day, "We will correspond with them," he would say, t.» those who wished to hear, "when circumstances permit. I know them. They are ingenious men and they carry through space all the re sources" of art, science and tndustry. With these they can do what they wish and you will see that they will yet come out all right.

METnrc

PURIFIES THE BLOOD,

Renovates and Invigorates th« Whole System.

ITS MEDICINAL PR0PERTIE8 ARE ALTERATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT AND DIURETIO.

VEGKTfNE Is made exclusively from the

mora. Cancer, CaMfrssi II ••••r, ICrysipelns, Ball BbfaHi Syphllllle DIHWCI, Canker, FaialMH nl I (Stomach, and all diseases that arise from pure blood. Hcialica. InflammalorT UbNBlc Rbeamaliim. Nearalgt 4oiil aad Spiaal Complaints, can oiu

isvn• nan be effectually cured through the blood. ~'lcrr« and Srnptive Diseases of the

It tllA VllAfUl

Pnaiulm, Pimples, Blotches,

For (Jlcrra and 8ra ftkia, Pnainlca, PimpM*. «*ioicac», Boil., Teltrr, AcaU-bead and Hing* worm, VEGETINE has never failed to effesta permanent cure.

For Paina In the Bark, Kidney.Com*

r•oucorrhaa,

lnlula, Dropar, Female Weakooao, arising from Internal ulceration, and uterine diseases and Grnernl Do* biiny, VEUETLNK acts directly upon «•.« causes of tlie.+e complaiun. It Invigorates aud strengthens'the whole system, acts ii|on the secretive organs, allays inllanmiation, cures ulcer* at Ion and regulates tlio bowels. #1

For Catarrk. Dyaprpaia, Habitual CoaSiveaeaat Palpitation or the Heart, Headache, Pilri, Norvonaneaa nud Uenrral Proetraiion of the Nervous Syatcm, no medicine lias given such perfect satisfaction as tlio VKCJKHNE. It |ntni.es the blood, cleanse*

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sesses a coutn.'.llng [Kiwcr uver ike mrn iu STlieremarkable carcs effected by VKtiKTINE have Induced many |hy*i ifiH1 ami npotli.ecniios whom we know to prescribe and u»c it in their own families.

In f*ct, VKOF/rit: I* the best remedy yet disco reil for lio ul ilircsfcs, and in llic uly rellal rt tilFKUlt yet pintcd before 1I13 public.

THE BEST EYTENCE. The following loiter IPMII H*V. K. S. Best, raster of M. E. Church, NuiU k, R.i.t-f., will be read with interest by many pl*jivii.Aleo, 11 Suffering from the same duonfi' ft-5 al'-'lclLiI lhe son of the ltev. E. S. Bost. J.o p-r 'i «n t'.mbt tliU testimony, as there is no ilm.u lhe curative powers of VEOKTINE

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ALL DISEASES ~0F THE BLOOD.

If VKOKTIN'i: will relieve pain,cleouwi, purifynnl curc.muiKliccases, restoring the patient to pcrfoit iiciiltli after trying different pliyslclaiw, in.iiiy rcmeilits, gullering for yearn, Is It nat coin liicive proi'f. if vu are a sufferer, you n:i be ciiridWhy is tills medicine nerfarmitig su«'h «ro:t cure It works in the bloHl, iu the cirriii it'm«{ fluid. It mn truly bo called the Gi !:.vr lil.OOl) ri'iaFUIK. Ulieprcatsource of ilbe.iw »ri: inates in the blood ind no medicine that 4 ic# not a^-l directly upon It, to purify OJI I renovate, has any Just slaiui upon public attciuion.

Recommend It Heartily. SOUTH BO«TOK, Feb. 7, 1W0. Mr. STrrrt* De«p^h^~l haveUkeu several bottle* of Votir VK'.iiC riNi:, and am convinced It if valuableirmCil !m Uv^pej^in. Kidjtey Complaint, and funeral debility

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Prepared by IT. R. STEVENS, Boston, Han.

VE6ETINE

IS 8CL0 BY ALL

Benjamin Rogers. 7 Beache's block. CROCKEUY. Th«io. Btahl. 8i5 Main strreU

CHINA, ANDQUEKNSWARE. S. Biohardaon, Main, bet. Third and Fourth.

DRUGGISTS. 'j

Buntin & Armstrong, Main and'Sixtn WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. Gulick & Berry,Corner Fourth and Main

FURNITURE DEALEII. P. Qoutz, 1S9 Main, between 6th and 7th

GROCERIES—RETAIL. F. Roedel, K.E. cor First and Onlo. IIAIR GOODS. E. B. Messmore Sc Co., 89 Ohio street.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

•WTiarton Riddle Sc Co., Main andStxtb.

.HEAT MARKETS.

P. 'Wyatt, Six street, opposite O J. p. "Rupp, 176 Main. Jj. Seeburger, 4th Stroet.

NILLINERT.

A. id&n. 183 Main street. OPTICIANS

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Business Directory

The names and Location of thi Leading Business Houses of Terre Hauto.

Parties visitlmg Torre Haute wt'l do

well to cut this out *ud carry it with them for reference. We editorally guarantee that this is composed only of the must responsible reliable ana first-class usoj.

HOARDING.

Cal. TKoinms, 527 Main stivet.

PMODUCS AND COMMISSION

A p. Lee jcBron cor Sixth and Ohio. SADDLES, TRUNKS AND VAM|_

Philip Kadel. S side of Mam near 8th., J.C,

hiv! MrtrpMne habit absotvtety juccdUy cured. Painless: nopnbHcfcy

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Dr. Whittiei

hOl ooatintMf to treat old loos staa^lcg aai MTta Ma of VOMERAL DISEASES, and eases a vc.nc.nni. uiauisu, SEMINAL EMISSION# and iMPOTENCY. The Doctor is now occupied with eases which havi not met with a cure in other hands—does not court simple and common cases. No matter who nave fiiiled, state jrour case call or write. Pamphlet •nd questions sent by mail free to any address. A regular graduate of three Medical Colleges, and the longest located la one place of aay doctor la America cures many cases given ubbr others. THOROUGHNESS sf cures, SAFETY of tf»s medicines used ind fair charges have brought hul patients from every State. Office and address* •17 St.

Charles Street. St. Louis.

I tc I'rulHtm'ril I'.v iijtinii IC. A: I wkiv Elixir aiitl Liqalil Extract el B(*f I'.ii- 'iio.li-in- iiiiiiot uudor nn^ rirruia •441H* foil tocurc Indigestion, t'onstiiiatioii. Uyt |imh I Ii-mlm-he. Ner voasiiess, !,o»s ofStrmgu. an"\,,pciit... Iiuns, Livnr, Ulaildrr, Kidney, Stomach llluiKt, »ixl cliil'lnMi'iKliatiucs. All Feinal. diiwase am! w-nkmi»e tlito mtjillciue wilt poottivvl}-euro \ll »m'K vt Pile» ariilng from natural causes or b: tiic tine lnjurioua mcdlelnea sre permanent ly ctirwl The pure- Beof Juice and Blood preparer (rum riiw mrat niriiisbes streiiatli and nourishment

I'mf. .s. W«ynr, Chenalat nnit Pswtldcrtl I of I'luciunatl CoUtfe of I'l'anuat^r. m)» I UKKn.UicHAaDsoN A Tvi.i.tnor.. ti.Aprili. it I Ueuts Having buen nuiflif-cinsinied with thi .••HiixpHltinn uf your tt. A T. Tonlo Bllalr aae

Ltquiil Kxlmrior BeeC would «*y that it por valuable niedlelnnl proimrlhn, iitl rlie Ifi/reilii'nt. entering into it* oinnoiiit'.oc ha* well known nmt poalttvo iuHlletial rati Me. ivliic' ouil'lneil together must form aa «xc«-iler.i iiiiii-. .111 hurtle ^li nutritive medicine, and ee •\i-ll iiteii to relieve many complaint, incident climate." Respectfully, K.S. WAYMJC. if '.b do not A this inodiciaeutonedrngfctor* Ch.ll niiother, und If it is net on sale in your placv liuvc your druggist order it. or send direct''

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t!on anUramuK A't Use notub, Irret«uiaritie«t6uK of the Mensrs, ie.t succesNftiily treattd. Spfrmatorrhea. Kenou# Debility, te., (th«i •elr-aouse in jroutn or sexual excesses' and tneu h'enrouf net's, Enilmont. Defective Mciiwr a-«dpn Decay, eventual* rr»nlt(ng in total Impotency asK rrndt*rinff marr^ce improper or unhappy, a Oentiy cured, n«nintterwho_luufa 11 eU^toeneci.

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41 AlingtiNswTsrkJF. O 4586 Ja.nli-lyr

NO. 8,475! STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF VIGO, IN THE VIGO CIRCUIT COURT, MARY

E. BAYLES VS. HENRY BERCAW.ET AL, IN FORECLOSURE. Be it known, that on the 2ist day of March 1877, it was ordered by the Court that the Clerk notify by publication said James Milburn, Henry Hammil, Horace Blinn, Charles Cranz, James H. Kauke, William McKinley, Angus McDonald, Alexander Laughlin and James A. Sexton, as non-resident defendants of the pendency of this action against them.

Said defendants are therefore hereby notified ot the pendency of said action against them and that the same will stand for trial at the September term of said Court in the year 1877.

M. M. & G. C, Joab PlVfTs Att'y.

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Ready for use in While, and over One IItuilrel different CJolorH pain White Lead, Zinc and Lincecd oil, Cheatically combined, warranted Mucb Handsomer and Cheaper, and to last TWICE AS LONG at any ether pain It has taken the FIRST PREMIUMS at twenty of the State Fairs o? the Union and is on MANY THOUSAND of the finest houses in the country.

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PKICESF KOIC TI), SAMPLE CARO RKNT FRKE. 31 St. Clair St. Cleveiftatl

ROBERTS,

Main Street.

Estimates GIVEN FOR Plate Glass

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S25 szeeet.

OLD-FASHIONED

Square bar Soap is the most ecDOmteil to arte. Pressing and wrapping sre of notxxsible Sosp, but are done to make It look attractive and salable. Procter Jt OsmMi** OriftmMt Oei uian Soap is msde of Bed Oil, the best material known for producing a hard, sa iiusaNs an* effective Soap. It is cut In one-pound bars, of convenient and economical sbspe, aad not wriffes. The style in which this Soap is ent and packed saves all useless expense, eaabling us to sell a superior Soap at nuch leupirpound than yoa are aow paring for an inferior article. Every bar of the naatoe stampod "PROCTER S GAMBLE—MOTTLED GERMAN." Take no other. Bold everywhere.

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clear |10 daily selling these. Also 100 Klerant Col'd Engravings, size 18x10. BeautifuL Girls —any name you wish—Comic Religious, and other subjects, only 15c. each, 10 lor

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JOHN K. DL'RKAN, Clerk.

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Centennial Reduction in Advertising.

Three thousand, two nunitrea and fifty dollars worth of newspaper advertising at pnb-

three months' note accepted in payment from advertisers of responsibility. A printed lisV giving Name, character Actual Daily and. Weekly circulation, and Schedule Bates of ad-

vcrtislng, sent free to any address. Ayply to Goo. P. Kowell Co., Newspaper advwtisiaf .Virents. 41 Park ow

7 a tb*» Wot klnv ('lass.-We are row prepared to furnish all classoa with instant emplopment at home, the whole of Uie time, or for their spare moments. Business new, light and proflublo. Pers ns of cither »ti easily earn from 50 cents to $5 per ev nine, and a pr portlonal sum by devoting their. whole imetotbe business. Boys ana girls can earn nearly aa much as men. That all whose^ this notice may send thtir address, and test the business, we make this unparalleled offer To snch as are not well satisfied we will send to pay for the trouble of writing. Fu 11 particuiai s, samples worth several« dollars to commence work on, and a copy of*4 Homo and Fireside one of tie largest aad 3tK best illustrated pablicaticns, all sebt free by mail. Ucatlerjif you want permanent, prof-

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$25, $50, $100, $200,

$500.

The reliable house of Alexander Frothingham A Co, Noi2 Wall strcn. Xew York, publish a handsome eight page Weekly Paper called the Wcek!y Financial Keport, which they senii free to any address. In addition U, a large number of editorials on financial and other topics, it contains very full ana accurate reports of tho sales and standing «t every stock, bond and security ».ealt in at thebtock xchange. Messrs. Frotniugtuii* 4 Co- are extensive brokers ot large experterce and tried integrity. In addition totheir stock brokerage busines*, they srll what are termed "Privileges"* or "1 tits atd alU" now one of the. favorite met ho is of lcgitimate specu ation. Their advice Is valuable and by following it many have made fortunes —{New York Metropolis

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