Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 November 1878 — Page 5

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district, Latimer W. Bal»ou, majority, 7O8F,t

SOU'lH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, Nov. 5.—Davis. Democrat, carrier the Fourth district, by an estimatcd majority ol 1,800 The second district i» close, with chances in favor of Kitchen, Democrat. In the Third dis trie?, Waddell, Democrat, is elected by a majority estimated at 500. In the Fifth, Scales, Democrat, is elected. Win's majority is 2,000 in the Sixth, in the Seventh and Eighth, Democrats are certainly elected. No opposition.

Charlcstown, S. C.—The returns are coming in from all parts of the state and swells the Democratic majority. O'Connor, Democrat is certainly elected congress in the nicond district Charleston City* gives him over 6,000 majority The election of Tillman, Democrat over Small, Republican, in the Fifth district is confirmed. The only doubtful district 16 the First, returns from wnich. come in slowly, but indicate so far the election of Richardson, Democrat, by a small majority.

DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Nov. 5.—There is a falling off of about 25 per cent, in the Democratic vote and 20 per cent, in the Republican vole. On the basis of this reduced vote throughout the district, Wadders majority will be about 500.

Wilmington, Nov. (.—John W. Hall, Democrat, has been elected governor Edward L. Martin, Democrat,elected to congress. Tne Republicans ran 110 candidate for cither of the above offices, the only opposition bei' jg the Greenbackers. The Republicans ran a county ticket in Xewcabtle county, but withouc success. It was expected that the Greenbackers would develop some strength in Sussex county, but returns received so far indi oate that they offered no material oppo sition. In Kent county the Democratic ticket was unopposed. *.

7 FLORIDA. £avHihah, Nov. 5 —Specials froi Florida ituicate the election of Hull a^ Davidson. Democrats, to congress.

Jacksonville, Nov. 6 —.Jubal count) the largest in the district, gives a large majority for Bisbee, Republican, for Congress, but it is believed that Hall, Democrat, will be elec.ed in Madison county. At Sanddoun when the polls should have been closed foui- hundred people had not voted and voting was still going on at last, accounts. This will complicate matters by an appeal to the courts. From other districts only few rjturns, bill there is no doubt of the election of Davidson, Democrat.

Jacksonville. Nov,| —Democratic gains are reported from Alashua and Madison counties. Duval county gives Bi&bee, Republican, for congress. 900 majority. Hull, Democrat, is certainly selected in this district, and Davison, Democrat, in the First Congressional Distiict. The returns come in slowly. The Legislature is Democratic, in both branches.

ALABAMA.

Columbus, Ala., Nov. 3—In the I bird Alabama district, Samford, Democrat, is clccteri without opposition. -Montgomery, Nov. 5.—The indica tions arc that the Democratic nominees iare elected/except possibly in the Eighth 'District, where the contest is very close Ibetween Gait, Democratic nominee, nnd

Lowe, I ndependent.

KANSAS .*-•

St. Louis, Nov. Meagre and scat llering returns from-Kansas show Rcpub lican majority on state ticke*.

St. Louis. Nov. 5.—A dispatch from Atchison says the Republican 6tate ticket has about 200 majority in the city 350m the county.. Anderson, Republican, for congress,"has over 200 majority in the •nCity. Republican mem'xjis ot the legislature are also elected,

MISSISSIPPI.

Vicks'.mrg, Nov. 5-—The election in sS! this city was devoid of cxtitement an at- •'$ most solid vote for Chalmers, for Congress. As far as received returns indicate the success of the Dem vocrats throughout the state.

NEVADA.

San Francisco, Nqv. 5, lirst despatch. —Dispatches from Virginia city from the chairinun ei the Democratic state committee, say thai the Democratic legislative ticket is ahead. The Democrats charge extensive use of money by the Republicans.

San Francisco. Nov. 6.—Returns from the Nevada election are meagre. The tickets are much scratched, aha it IS difficult to form an opinion as to the result but it seems probable the Republican have elected their state ticket, white the Democrats are likely to have a majority in th: legislature, which will re-elect Senator Jones. The congressman is in donbt,

TEXAS.

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Galveston, Nov. 5.—Returns are meagre, but indicate the election of the Democratic state ticket by about the usual msjoritv. Not more than a twothirds vole was polled. Regan, Mills. Culberson and Wellburn, Democrats, are no doubt electcd to congress. No returns from Schliecher's or Hanccck districts*

VERMONT.

St. Albany Nov. 5, first dispatch.— The spccial congressional election in the Third district, ordered by the governor there being no election in September, took place to-dav. Returns from forty-eight towns give" Bradlev Barlow, bolting Republican, 7,141 W. W. Grout, regular Republican, 3.1 to G. L. Waterman, Democrat, Sob Barlow's majority, 3,174 plurality over Grout, 3.^80: gain over Grout Mtu:e September, 1,338. Twentyeight towns to hear from, but Barlow's victorv assured.

DAK0TAH.

Chicagu. Nov. 6.—A dispatch from

Yankton says: Not sufficient return# to-night to give tbe result in Dakoiah territory on the congressional election. Yankton county gives Bennett, Republican, joo majority, and elects the entire countv ticket, 'i'he probabilities are that Bennett is elected to cjngrcss by ab.iut 2,000 majority. The^ legislature will be Republican,

NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Nov. 5.—Returns come in slowly light vote. Taking the counties and prccincts heard from as a basis, the indications are that the Republican State and Congres»ional tickets are elected by S,ooo to 10,000. Lancaster county gives at least Goo Republican majority, and increase of ioo over last year. 1 ickets are badlv scratched.

TERRE HAUTE MARKETS.

Terre Haute. November 7. 1878.

J,, BBAIN ANQ FLOUR-

CAUi KBX AH« PR

WHEAT—8ir, for No. i. FLOUE—Common, $4.75 family, $.25 patented extra fine, $6.50 per bbl.

CORK—Car corn, 32c: wagon corn, 35c per bushel OATS—33H@iff®Pftr oushel.

RYE—45c per bushel. HAY—Baled, $9.00 per ton loose on wagon, $8@io per ton.

BRAN—70c per cwt. POP CORN—Choice. 25c per peck.

IMPORTED FRUIT.

OR ANGES—^oe to 75c per dozen. LEMONS—i$£||jper doz 40c foi choice selection.

COCOANUTS—85c per doz. RAISINS—15c per lb choice layei 20c per lb.

FIGS—Lays, 1 ?c kegs, lie. ALMONDS—Per lb, 20c. FILBERTS— 14c. BRAZILS— 9c. ENGLISH WALNUTS—iScper ll. CANDIES—Mixed common, 14c fine French 30@50c sticks, 12c per lb.

PECANS—Louisianaand Texas o: western.7%c. DATES—15c.

DOMESTIC FRUIT.

APPLES—30c to 25' p-r eck. RED PLUMS—Per gallon, 30c DAM-JOS PLUMS—35c... gallon.

TEAS—Imperial,50,750®$! Oolong, 5 0 7 5 0 7 5 0 8 1 1 2 5 RICE—Nsirth Carolina, ioc.

STARCH—6^c. HOMINY—Hudnut's, 3c per lb, or 8 pounds for 25c Maizone, 35c per 5 lb ox grit*, 3c per lb.

SUGARS—Brown,extra C, 10 pound, |i C, pounds, $1 Molasses, 9c per lb White—Coffee A, 8^ pounds 1$ Granulated, 8 pounds $1 pulverized or, c.-ushed, 8 pounds $i New Orleans 8 pounds %i.

MOLASSES —Drips, |i.oo be*. syrup, %t\ good, 80c sugar house, 60c sorghum, 50c per gallon.

MEATS

UAHH RETAIL PRICKS.

SHOULDERS—Sugar cured, 10c per lb plain, 7£c per lb. BEEF—Dried, by the piece, 1 per lb small cuts. 20

LAMB CHOPS—I5@ta){c per lb French chops, per lb. BREAKFAST BACON—10c per lb,

MUTTON—to«i2)4c per lb. VEAL—io@l5c per lb. PORK—Fresh, S(j$xoc per lb. CORN BEEF—6®8c per lb BEEFSTEAK—io@i5c per lb. HAMS—Winter cured, uncanvassed, 12^}C per lb plain, it^c per 1..

LARD—ioc. CLEAR BACON SIDES—7^ $ 8c.

PICKLE PORK—7c. HAM STEAK- 15c.

OAIRY AND POULTRY.

CASH RSTAtL PEtCCS.

1IOKEV—N-:w oaurv, 23c BUTTER—Wester* Reserve, choice table (country)* 20c good cook ing, 6c inferior, fc.

CH EES®—New, York*dairy,*i5®aoc prime. EGGS—15c. '*4

POULTRY- Choice spring old,3?: dressed, 30c for choice. SPRING CHICKENS—a^cts -»ch.

ONIONS—-aoc peiftpeck. PO' ATO E S—Peach olou, 1

grat tl in bottles 15c*

per

PEARS—Cglifi^rnia, 5c to' loc oa piece. CELERY—60c per dozen.

SMALL NUTMEGS—For mangoes, 4.0c per dozen. GRAPfiS—Malaga, 35c Tokay, California, 30c.

GROCERIES

CASH RETAIL PRICRS.

COFFEES—Laguira and Golden Rio choicest, 25c per lb Old Gov. Java, 30c Prime Rios, Maricabo, 25c good, 22c fair, 20 Mocha, 35c.

The above quotations are tor green coffee. ROASTED—Choice Rio, 2i @30c Javas, 35c.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

TURNIPS—-15c per peck, I CARROTS—15c per "peck. PARSNIPS—r^c per peek. CRANBERRIES—I2}*c per quart. APPLES—25*2 to 30c per peck, tCorrected by ft. (J. Davis, cor. 6i*tlr aiul

Ohio].

MISCELLANEOUS.

HIDES—Green slaughter hides green salt, 6%c 7c dry flint, 10c. SEEDS—Clover, ^@$4.25 timothy,

$I.2C. WOOL 22027c.

Tubbed, 30g35c unwashed,

CANDLES10 cents. COAL OIL

Tallow, star, per pound,

-Per gallon, 35(8300.

"LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE—Cows and heifers, $2.7^@ $3.00: bulls, $25.0c veals, $4.00 steers $3 25@f3-5°- Sheep,[email protected],$3.oo @3.20.

ORY FRUITS.

'JASH EBTAIL PRICKS.

Dried peaches, good halves, 8)'3c quarters, 6c.

IO2

Diied apples, 6)^c. Dried prunes, Turkish, 12)6 15c. French, 15, 20^

VTo-dat.

market

CIllCAtiU.

By Telegraph.',

Cnicalsso, Xotfcmbir•. ami lower No. 2

WHEAT— Wean

spring, cakh SlJia bid for Decernoer asked lor Jan. C011N—Wchk 32£c bid cash D£ ic for Dec. and Jan.

OATS—Firmer 103»c cash 19 for Dac. BAULK 1 —02c asked. VOftK— Lower 8J.57i®$e.0O for Nov. |0.7O@#«.T2i for Dec.

LAHU— b^8itr |5.nx tor Nov.: U,77)i® 15.80 for Dec. WBlsKEY—$1.08.

VinVINHATI.

By Telegraph.]

(Jmcinnatt. November.tS.

FLOUK—Quiet. WHKAT-Quut, 86«»2j, COU- Quitt WK»87l. OATS-QAIEC »K®24C. I WUWKKY—Htoaiii, POItK—Dull S7.23(»l7 60. LaR D—Steauy 96.80. BULK MB \T5—tjalct shoulder*, 12.75 short ribs, $3 87Ji ahurt clear,

BACO.N—Dull #3.73, $4.70, Id. ,'fia

TOLKIIOt

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Toledo, November 6.

Wfi S AT-Dnlh Ko, white, oafth 9i No. 1 wli'te Michigan* 0^0 at*K« 04c bxl xi waber Michigan. aeiier NovembeiVv 94o DecernIw^ OO^c No. 2 red Wabash, cash er D«jW»«er, Die western amber, 94e.

CORN—Dall high mixed, now, S5i *e N. 3. cash, UToasied UBJ^e t-id Sales, ne«, We rejected, 35}fc new, 8Jc.

UATs—Dull ^o. 2, cash, 21 clover seed, choice, 14 prime, ?3.42i,

ST.

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By Telegraph.1

St. Louis, November 0.

COTTON—Lower middling nplauds,

9^LOUB—Medium

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per 35}

Hvelaoc

GAROEM

PROOMCE.

STRING

N E W

BEANS—ao

peek. BEETS—15 cents per peck. CABBAGES—10 per bead

per

5 cU per

SQUASHES—Hubbardloc a piece. YELLOW SWEET POTATOES— 30c per peck.

IEY PO-

JERSEY YELLOW SWEET TATOES—35c per peck. GRAPES-^Catawba, 12 x-2c.

LI A BE AN S—t 5c per quart. PEPPERS—6c perdowc. TOMATOES—35c per peck, green, MC.

HORSE RADISH—50c per doa.

grades firmer XX, |3.50

@13.70 XXX, $3 80. WHKAT—Active hlgUorj No. redjJ'® 86X& cash ror Nov. 8S*^@86?,M for December tor year 88Mc for Jan., No. 8dd, 88X®@«3ic.cfBlt

CORN—Slow ai^o cash' tdd Nov.: 3iXe for uec OAT8—DLOW 19^E eaah 19XO

al,sc bid bid

Nov. 20j»o for Dec RYB—Better 404@40ic cash. BARLEY—Dull medium, Ct0@70c.

for

CATARRH

for

WU18KBY—Lower J1.07. PORK— Dull: jobbing, ?r.25®?7.8»i. DRY SALTED MbATS—Nominal. BACON—1? rm 115.75, t«.7o, |S.

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»y Telegraph.

New York, November c.

COTTON—tjulet #Ji© f'r middling up Iftnds. rLOUR-Firra receipts, W,000 bbls. sales. 14,0» bbls |8^M6.

WHEAT—Quiot receipts, 258,000 bu. galea, lfl.000 bu. No. rc«l, Nov., Sl.Oii. RYE-Quiet.

CORN— Unsettled reoaipts, S98,000 bu. sales, £0,000 bu. for western mixed.

BARLliY—Dull. OATS-St«ady r«»ei^s, 4^000 1m.: salesv ^0.00U bo. (or mixed wsfteru *x&8Se for wliit*.

PORK—Dull I7.7S. LARD—Heavy: »•.«. W RI8KKY —f 1,10. PETftOLKUH—Bailned, crude, tc.

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INVALUABLE.

Mesm. ffncKS Tomai Wholesale DnnglSte, [Boston, Mass.: OerUlcaitn,—! bavo forsomo months

Afflicted with thij very troublesome complaint. I lave tried nil tho remcdifg thatlcoald flml, bnt 1 wlthoat material rt permanent bcrtcfit. Last full •f the disease had arrived at that state that I tenet relief or dlo. Tlio entlro ran&breaous syr-tem md boc ino so inflamed, and tbe stomach bo dlsor-

,f.\y %nr. aored, that it was a doabtml matter whether I Peei

conta (toto tho raetneeoAtt, or If I rtld go whether I obonld livo to coma back or not. I saw an adver» tlsomont of this mcdi'lno. and-altboBgh beinaTcry Incrcdulotts about •peciics or nostrr.tns or snjr kind, yet in sheer desperation I tried this, and was at once benefited by it. The ehtnges of cllniato. a chronic disease of thollver.and my n«o—over TO —may prevent my entire restoration, bat the benefit I derive from itsdaUynsaistojpe invaluable, and 1 an hoping to be comptotcly cared, aad at last arrive at a respectable old age.

If this statement of ny case can be of any service to those afflicted as I hare been, and enable yon to bring this remedy into laoregeneral'uce, ccncclally on the Pacific coast (whero ft la tnnch needed), I'ojr object In writing th!s nota will bo obtained.

Very trnly yonrs, EEKJtY F.IXA, ArsbaA, N.Y., June, 1878. of Wells, Fargo&Co.

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MCOLUNSH VOLTAIC PLASTER

ALWAY8 CURES.

Enlarged Spleen. This 1.4 to certify that I havo been naing yoar Ccllins' Voltaio Plastbss for Enlargement of fhe Spleen nnd Depression in the Stomach, and they nave given mo more relief than any other remedy 1 hove ever uscrl. I would highly recommend fhem to nil sofferfftxa tho effects of pain aad inflammation.

rxcKsr.rso, Ho., Jane 88,1S77.

Severe Pain. Having occasion to use a remedy for rervmeere .cin in my aide 1 tried one of yoar Cuuna1 Voir rAto PLAsraas, and in twenty-four lionrs tho pain \sas cutirely removed, J. B. SAMMIH,

Afs't Cashier First at. Bank.

Vixoxa,JInrf., Juno 19,1STT.

Veaknesses.

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Bnv.orr. 111., June 1", I5i. T»rIoo,- 85 Cento.

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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE REAL ESTATE. Notice is herebv given, that th* under signed, administrator with the*- will an nexed of the estate of Christoff Merer, deceased,will,at 10o'clock a.m. of the 7th day of December. 1878. by virtue of an order of the Vigo circuit court, at its September term, 187S, offer for sale at private sale, at the law office of Allen, Mack & Davis, 318 Ohio street, i.t tbe city of Terre Hqute, Indiana, the following real estate situate in the county, of Vigo and State of Indiana, to-wit:

All of lot No. 5 in Mary Barllctt's tufcdivision ot the east half of the north half, of the southeast quarter, of section 33. 12,9. Also,allot' lot No. 6, in same subdivision. And if the gatneii* not sold by 2 o'clock r. m., of said day, I wil then offer the ssaid real estate for sale at public auction, at the Court bouse door of the Court House in the city of Terrtf" Haute.

TERMS OP SALE:—Otiethird cash in hand,, Ore third in i\x months. One third in twelve months, purchaser if'xing his notes for deferred payments, rate per cent, interest, secured by mortgage oa real estate sold. f-. jfoHM W.Davis,. AdmV of estate of Christoff Meyer, dec*d

COMMISSIONERS SALE. By order of the Vigo Circuit Cour 1 will on the 30th day of November 187S sell at public auction the south of the sf»uth-westquarter of section 13 town 13 north of range 10 west Vigo county Ind. containing 80 acres more or Jess., being the land belonging to the heirs of Elizabeth Strole. deceased, upon the fo! towing:

TERMS.

One-third of the purchase money shall b£ paid down, and the balance in two equal installments at one and two vear« from the day of sale, the purchaser giv to* notes with good freehold surety waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws, with 6 per cent, interest from date. Saleat

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AVe will pay Aareots a Salary of 9100 per inoBth ami t\uoiu«e«, or allow a largo comraiw ion to sellour ne«r and wonderful In* ventions. We mean what we say. Adorer without delay,

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Jamaica,

GINGER.

o'clock

p. ftf. at the fctore of Shuey A Owen, in New Goshen. Vigo county, Ind. MEREDITH G. OWEN^i .*- Gomtuissioner.

Linus B. Deoehie.

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A OMISISTRlTOB*^ JtOTlUK.

Notice is hereby fiveu that oejaael H»jwor.h has been appoiated Admiatet ator of the estate of Jeremiah Mays rtfc, la to or Vigo Coanty, Iadiaaa, dec^a^i. The eatate is probably solvent^ Adm.

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QUININE TONIC

BITTERS.

Tbt Beat Tanic Bitten Ever Invented. ilT ANY OF APPEiriTB Is not in ttieif a W dlseasr, but simply an evidence that dismast) oxisti to tbe system, which muit tie cured before the patieavcan expect to relish what Is eaten, or receive aoy benefit from the food taken into tbo stomach. The Qninine Tonic Bitte-swiU restoro the natural appetita by curing the d*sease, not sim-. ply exoltiag tbe stomsoh by stimulants, tbe oudarv effect of which is only to add to the cause from which a distaste for food'^v aros ,hut ma*:intra perfect eure. lNilisttioN! liyp»p»lai aad? Sick-Headache-—Tne*a dl*eases are more prc\ a'ont than any othora* they pre-, vail every where, and in this country are aD bnt universal. A medicine that o*n bo re-r lied npon as a permanent cure tor them, in the Qninine Tonic Bitters. They can be taken thont anv deleterious effect upon tl*r system, and will leave the patient With al £v toe exubrrant feelings of restored health. The (jitinitte Tonie Bitters have boon r«mart Ably in reitorlnf llw distre»»ad and desponding dyspeptic 10 perfect heal'.b. ther ksinthshealthr wellf aai cnr«(healck. So one ever usuil theffu thatilld not praiso them. They will improve the appt tite facilitate digestion, gift» Fone to tho nervous system anrt vigor to the* digestive organs thereby Imparting health and strength. Dieroiauo remedy so good for languor and debility. They are the, beat aromatic tonl ". and ssonachlo over! made.

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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, The undersignetl. Administrator ot* the estate of Jeremiah Hay worth, deceased, will sell at public auction, at the late residence of the deceased, in Prairie ton Township, Vigo County, Indiana, on Thursday, November 28th, 1878, all deceased's personal property, consisting of four head work h'jraea, one span work mules, eight milch cow*, five head cattle, hogs, farming implements of various

what is taken by the widow.

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All

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