Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1868 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL. I 1 ™* * maAT m jamsji i

•toto BMkton, MBfe;.

MILTON 8P1N01K. Bbartff. RICHAKD SIMBON. Coaatr OaaaMaatr, OUV1X JOHNSON. Crtaiaal ProMoator, JAMNS L. MITCH ILL. !U*1 E«taU AppraiMT, CI9KRO VANLANDINOHAM. • Coaaty Bmrrtyot, BATHS HOSBBOOK. OofMMV. WILLIAM O. BLDIN. . for AtMMor, (0«at«r Toiraabty.f DANIBL H. MBRRYMAN. State Maas OonrendoA

they newr rum fibewateh.

Mts«E DHaka aa4 MHIxotf CrawSL liitfli •c r rmpnP > Bpffcif at taa Mata 1

Maaall CrawM araaad tha Mwaral Maa4a aa4 Llttla Katka-

4 tlraaM Naas raaraatiaa afDaaa* aarala, ('aaaarraflra Haa aa4

-Uataa Wkltc Ufjm la Maa,** will ka kakl at laMtaaapa-

A ClraaM Taaakllckt will ka fkrasaM at alNkt* aadar Ika aaatral a< tka t alaa Wklta Baps la Blaa.

Haaaral Fraak Blair, Haa. Gaarga H. PaaMlataa aatf Haa. J. H. h]

tka Dap.

Tarakllgfct Nlfkt.

him Ioom

1 rauoa ®o raaia *WT. C

And kj MM A gan lan in him akatKl

and I

Tha a^MahwHupwa aaoortfd I adianadtha

Tkalr Allgaaiaat fkr flraai Parfkat.

Tkap Waaar aa tka Marak.

It taja

occasion. After MwapaaMtapiaadtdktil a late hot r at aifbtf Collhi. : T erp safeQtt vMr>«wed w^tk, red caps, >nd tka veadeMotAwp llqaese

were ter

their"*loyal syateme, became ralo- [ rone and manfftntart f Mlfe" ">i their. Hi tfrt immpwof inf" Boys In Bine. They whipped Impendent Democrats as cheered for

mourjor cheer for whipped

little bod In front of the Bates Honee ■hooted for Seytodtttf ’AHhftlred Vaiiirons red fape "went for him,” and the

Imprade

himself by the fleetness of his legs

wo^tirma-l^etW the stng^ oelng It a leetle.EHHWBIil.AHla

ring, gaping crowd with some 6f

<SX-

ion raini a " couple of oo-l-tavea ”1

k hat (Jownover hbL ay^Mdf talked

, that he “didn’tTnHEIrwtl their

The li glUi ■hseli haei nepig»taw

Ingaong of »M«»«IUmilBMEA«Pw zpmm&s&sz -'re^aiL.ULm- '" r —

m that

isn and took them to Jail. A ■y at ^

MnikJte

ap-

of con*

.na« n^.1

IN THE FOURTH WARD RIOT.

Finale ef Ike

rkannllnn Orgfe.

General W. S. Hancock, Hon. Allen G. Thurman, General Wm. B. Franklin, Hon. Jae. C. Robinson, General Thomas Kwing,' Gnrerhor Thomas M. Bramlett, General John A. MoClernan, Hon. JaiL, f'. Allen, Hon. John Qnincy Adams, General Abtaham Platt, and other distinguished speakers have been invited, and the names of those who accept the Invitation will J» announced aesooa aa

their

A fuf pfffcll as soon as arrangements for the meeting are prepared. Let there be each a demonstration of those opposed to the destructive policy of the radical party aa will settle the political contest In Indians. By order of the Btate Central Com-

mittee.

J. E. MoDokald, J. ?; Bikoham, Secretary. empNEWS. ■orThe Demoeratio Coantr Central Committae will aiMt is retnlar taAion at their headqaarteri in Waabinfton Hall, on Friday, Soptsmbsr 4th, nt tel o’eloek a. and It I* earneitlr reqaeated that every member of the Commutes be pretest, a* badneai of frest importance will eome before the meetinf. A. Naltsrr. Chairman. Isaac J. TaYt.ou, Secretary. 2-3 SWThe Center Townahip Demooratie Central Committee will meet at their roomi in Walking^WnHH^r&mH bnsineee ef importance will eome before the meeting. B. J. HowLasn, Chairman. Isaac J. TaVLOa, Secretary. g 2-4 Hey in our GmmIs, Attention] Companlea A, B and C meet to-night for drill. By order of the Captains. ^ J. A. Kbightlrt, Secretary. Beanorratir Hally nt Acton, AntnrOay, Mcpteeabee a.nt tnn n’elnsA A. H. The Democrat* will hold a Baaket Meeting at Aeton, Saturday. September 6, at tea o'clock a.

M. The Mitche]

man.

Psmaoattc Meelfgs ikts Week. • The Democratic Ccstral Committee ef Marion

nrsnue and Pigmy]

msn’ig

If anything were needed to satisfy the pnblfa that thsfwlk * lack of entboaiaAm and confidence among the radicals of Indiana, the failure of the demonstration yesterday to come up to general expectation Is sufficient evidence to convince the most skeptical. Not that the crowd was small, for it was really large. But, knowing fk* pMdigtMJM etorte put fortft to attract a crowd; the vast amount of money speM fit flrtf purchase of free tickets to be distributed among iropecunlons patriots In the rnral districts; the tremendons trumpeting gnd blowing of the radical press, we were prepaged to see at least e the nnmbqr present. Jhe demon-

msed cftlfcert, Wh6 dtAyed at Ing the war, created qaite an t opiate thaBtgteHoo^ t n . endeavors to impress on the fact that hawaa a Grant man. iking a truly "loll” speech he ‘ treat OH the Fighting Boys In dty, wheat Ms MsAds pirtihim home, fearing be would

JA_

men, wearing

An en: home d( exciteme hia frantl public th After mi proposed Blue }n tl dently

debt. Three

uniform .-u

bought a melon at Jfo. 66 Month IIUboIr street, and one of them borrowed a pocket knlfo froth the proprietor and walked off with it. ^ We could not learn to what

dMsgatic

Home:

Boy a” pi|

teen ye mission street,

Tbaohus’ Urarrrtrrn.—-The

a Cropwar v .i - . ' t ■ v . /I

10:90A.M. RacBM. ; <■ HMSfe vcwg

11:1BT. T. AHIMsMIc. t. Charles.

I:00r. n. Rsessa. : -< ««’ - ' •

t.ia. « MKLa t«

8:4ft r. M. Theory and practice.

Oltlsens ar« hoHhUI^HvlHkL m attend p

^lexyclssfe.:- ; lorg -t f«

1 LObAL ITEMS.

> Mrnm'iUm ’

the party belonged.

or twenty of the “Ilgbtiog d into a boy—not overaix1—tn front of Holman’s eom-

Wsst Washington:

CM*

n mitlW'

d y, September 7,

■^r ~m m n~r

Both sexes and

ng University

f this School will opsa Ronierf.WBi T “ J

him down, kicked and, J.

f< rmatlon, send for a oo4k4|pW, or call at tie Academy* »,,, T. CHuaj-aa, U-tf . n i <* ‘ii« i Principal.

IV-

ha meeting «111 be addreaaed by James L.

**■

lesaacratlc Rssllapi 11 Demoerstle Ceatral Como redsy Night-Foie railing, le and Penmylraaia itre

ft-

Mng, eoraer Madison

near BteehAMea, of iUi-

:. l SSfa .ItMb .

■t. CWm.a

JW Young Dstaocrais' meeting, Friday nlgM. pW-On the Lafayette railroad, font hundred and forty-four half-fare tickets were

sold.

pW'-On thsCefftTH rallroadthrse trains were ran yeaUi^ajr. Not one wan comfortably fl|fed, and at least one-quarter

were empty. ’Rah far Grant.

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aW*The city ordinance relating to the use of fireworks, of sny description, within the dty Hmlle, was openly violated st several pfaens last Mgfrt. We heard of no arrests for the violation of the dty ordlnM. —■■ uwm '

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pWHhelby County sent up forty-two Fighting Boys in Blue. One of them was the assodste editor of the Repnbllcah paper In that town, who was drafted d trlng the werandgnt in a suiotitute. Yesterday the valiSHl watrlor appeared

Ha s veteran eoldiM,

sWThe W^nroonaty delegation took the banner awarded to the bounty reporting th# largest number of **Flgktlng Boys in Blue” as present M the i meeting yeetefday. They trore moBt . Mini, d«.rtto« tk. •«£. “ nnmb.r waprM WV « r the procession leet^ni^it. ftr Yomig Democrsis' end Conservetlvss’ meeting at the HasTisnt. office, Friday elghL . f4 ^, U gD> One of the Henty «MMUf dole**' lion of “Fighting” Boys displayed a very bloody handkerchief tied over his left eye while marchtii| In iWe^fUeesston last nlffUL We pres am* tl* badge thns worn Indkafapt 4«NHX dHP 1 ®* of membership In that organisation. gWA large number of “Fighting” Boys, while marching in the prooeealon, last night, displayed tbdr enihneed coadltlon and their gallantry by helng nnmerotfe nAaraede. Fie, beys 1 foe ahamel Tbs •• traly brave never Insult the fair” by the nee of each language In their preeC 0 *** T m •' ' gWWe noticed on one of the banners yesterday the iiwcrlptlou, -‘Dur fathers e mid not eome but sent ns.” The pk>* «eesion fallowing this device was composed of smell boys, «ffie of them over fourfaen gears We would sag-, gest the Inquiry Nether IhfWYM delegation of old firotnen on the gr with numery bqRlee fay .AhH# j brans

youths? *

i 11 nm i i, .c

gW A white man dressed In the unllorm o# H* F. M Ri kfet Evening walked, arm In arm, with a negro Into a well-known saloon on West Washington

street.

whtrm—

throw hie arms aiwnnd the neck ef Jits n^gro tape so overcome that he nfafaRl to

one. M has been a Idling Investment. The great guns advertised to be present mostly found It convenient to send letters rather than put In a personal appearance. We shall attempt no connected account Of the deamaatpation, contenting ourself with such desultory comments as suggested themselves while mlscellaneonsly “sloshing around” among the red-capped and white-shlrted patriots.

TMB ARRIVALS.

at an early honr to welcome the first arrivals. As the first train came In squads of red-caps and red-breeches began to march through the streets, roost of them accompanied by music. Each train broiggit its -detachment, some larger and some smaller, until the streets were pretty well Jammed, and red caps gleamed here and there like flocks of woodpeckers in a cherry orchard. Most of the uniformed squads were youthful and beardless in appearpace, and didn’t look exactly like veteraMef a hundred fights. Generally they marched with a slinging, slonoby sort of gait, but some detachments we noticed seemed more soldierly in their bearing. Furious marshals, so full of the patriotic afflatus, that they iadto be tfed np in red strings to keep them from exploding like a cask of wild beer, galloped madly to and fro, without annua A m« —la^aaa 4d WfMfk AEh dAifa* mmwW HHDwMW wpwv '■HBMDW - Hw WHIV WR# WUHra - play their horsemanship. Foster’s peripatetic sl|p»-« sfHinDtgg fa^gfa. proclaiming shirts that will fit at reduced prices—mixed up la the for iotas melee, along with the Court Street Music Hall and the Exchange Theater. Prominent among the stragglers to and fro we no> tleed that obese patriot, Mr. August Richter, In a red cap and hie moat gorgeously raffled shirt. Another eilisen— not the Wickedest Man—drove leisurely to and fro In his elegant boggy. There wis very little genius displayed in ■uiform of t«e Fighting Warriors—nothing bat the eternal sad cap, ike everlasting white shirt, and the red or blue breeches, Home of the cape were diabolical attempts at the idtfaVc fox, and some of the red flannel breeches were baggy to s ridiculous extent, and displayed over rough cowhide boots. Many of the Fighting Boys from the extremely rnral districts seemed to be severely sfUieted with the Gredan bend. The meet striking character we Rotioed was a warrior in the Fayette delegation—a long-haired genins In rebel gray, who looked Hke a refugee from the “Tow down” regions of North Carolina. The most salient feature la his mike opt was-a shocking bad hat— a tell, nfarow-brlmmed caaeimore, greasy and wofally buttered. Many ef the patrkrta came In mounted, sitting their horses ee gracefolly, and presenting as warlike an appearance m a rebel critter company, newly raised fay conscription. RKD, WHtTU, BLACK ABO BLOB. A feature in the display wee the parade through the streets of e detachment of colored treepe who fought uaMg—nnuyad. in all the glory of a radical red cap, and bursting wtth entboeleem far Grant and Colfax. These eHhred warriors ire Anxiously and Impatiently looking forward to the time when their friends wlU give

them the right to vote.

THS sfhakiko. . ri

Three stands bad been erected In the

i yard. At the one on the ex-

otherwise Injured him. The boy sought

In the store, bqt being followed by it braves, was compelled to run

nrt the back wsjr fr / of the assault waa that, oh

being aeked, the youth expressed himself in favor bf ttaymour and Blair/ Meesm. Holman^A Co. did all In their power to check tl|» outrage and defied 1 (he boy, and werd threatened with a “gutting” of their atote for their manly Interference. We htarn that a man waa knocked down near (he Palmer House corner, expressing hlmsel/ for Seymour

Biaie, ,

A | < BDCCATIOB IB MCBCIB.

Dwni

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Java raiisv* svarr iafawatory

aM tks prooaaa of

Wi 8? :leUx*, teed// Hjirfw 7<-l dT il ’4 j

lii’i.. OOWtiRBAi-TH . <1 /f | -ns v«i tit ,s >a*iit* u t^«7Je itim, il ‘iiisii ’ .toiTiila vd Ui/. t. ./ T« 70 aoili- .'.lll ■ 7*1 7-«ill»dW .iV-.S-J .

■wealth. HHH ou^the^Ue^huu performinK their 1^

tJEemi

ss'r

laaieRMWi

|iSU88E8 OF ALL

KINDS,

ISkil

Paints,Oilsa iishes

Is of pesgEmformlPictepi*

I«V A Gates, No. 40 Illinois street, corner

of Market. Somvhmhw

[ spicy gums baralSjgen lAstfooryxieck sf (for pleasure-barge, was not enveloped fan ban atmoapbera of voiuptnons fira-

)ire Puri arrala Linassd tmU Copal m iaka Franck O fttjttTss?.

lAYd^TtfAMs

EW YORK' ALL AFLOAT

THH’'8 f;(i - • 11 >->eH

L::« iii n i

—r: -p*

TlTAtMreHlr r~* -1

i “ .P* 7cl 1U .ini I 1 . * JU " 1 - TK*W«iJfeAlSaEi^ i* »<!//:>f r 4t7i!'J i , .>«'i —-4u-<ri , «ji4i< • , '

oortaie cure than Kobaek’s btotnach Bitten. Sold by all <lrs«»iWefat»efaf ♦''* r

.>-Ae«jr wiSktlabailiMH j & bnuio-ih 7ii> i.t • -vfr* :».y" " '' i ' X * U6 vhv.:-- «!4»h J ,b„ .11 teur

■ .foaiqai

^iterriiirrfgift- goobs eodss of the west,

il*i

26 ami 28 ;West Washington Street,

REMARKABLE FACT }r j .V.vi'* -..V. VL j:.4 > .Hu siv.V.1 : j m .* >.fa .c .i -.-lit t»

IfasSarsiMr 4

fOUD

ootora. 4kj

Sold by all drawlrt* ararywharo.

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xpreaeing himeel/ Jor Seymour sntL - TT Bala a aja -.m a m i H

BDtJCATIOB IB MCBCTB.

lie God MH moretRy patty eiel«ktksA y rdi ’ •* Todd ’

be manses of the people who are Demo- j

ire so from lack of edueffeon. .H»e » delegation of Fighting Boys bore

State Hr

st, General W. H. Gibson, of

tretne

OWo, spfke, being Introduced by General Coburn, ?rho vouched for him ae a “brave soldier, patriotic dtlsen and powerful speaker.” The General might have swelled flie list M hie attribute* by Indorsing flm as s hefty ffnatidal lAnager, who maqsged to do tffa'Stkfa bif Ohio out Of 8260,060. At the s(Md, immediately east ef the Btate House, General Hurl, but, of ijllnola, opened the ball. At the southwest stand, One of onr native blatherskites, |Mr. M. W. K. Doran, opened out on a crowd of one thousand fTirpM. whom he succeeded in reducing to e lew doxen of gaping rnrallete, one of whom mildly wanted to know of the writer, “What le tbst d-d fool trying to get throngh him.** Governor Oglesby, of Illinois—Roaring Dick—followed Mr. Doto almost noebing. I -’ .p i *« The ctowds about the speakers’ stands were nefoL |fgp«»Qiheegfliafl tfan IfEHelpj sn4 never ha<l more than three thonsand.

The crowd peemed to have Utt

for oratory, most of them profaning to

sannter rtjraiiff down ttie

one grocery to another, and congregating

Mfei

the ma

cratid ar Mundei

two transpareeeiea Ms Uae precesetengwa-, terday on one of which wm Inscribed “Grant skun rebels aud tailed Democrats.” . •.-J#

On the other—

“Meymouf the motor." “Grunt the Quietor."

Wont somebody, that is deep tn the radical faith,send e school master to Mnn-

da? i

Another of the Mimeie trsnspereactee was expressive of the morality of that place In particular and the radical party in getiefol, as it Uwp the following In-

scription:

“Here’* your DAM-D Lincoln hirellnga? How do you like ns.” now THBT WILL VOTB. A largo wagon in the procession yesterday, bearing In large capitals the motto— “We vote m we sfMrt,” hsd for fte sole occupants B. M. Spicer aad Sam Doug-

las*.

TBK PROCESSION AT RlOIfT. The torchlight procession laat ulght did Hot meet, In point of nnmbers, the expc4'tatloiBi of the public or the party that spent so touch I fine, troub(elin<rinterest on Government bonds In getting It up. By actual count, the number in the procession was tl fly one hundred and sixtyeight persons. We had several persons engaged at different points to obtain a correct coast, end their telly did not vary over fifty; we give the highest number reported. Included In the number noted, there were ninety-eight young ladles In wtgons; fifteen ladies representing the widows of Union soldiers; one thousand six hundred end seventeen beardless youths; the members of sixteen bends,' and eight wagon loads of negro men, women and children, . The precession was headed by one hunfired and seventy-two mounted “Fightlag” Boys in Blue. Next in order wm a brass band, followed by mounted officials, fantastic Sherman bummers, regimental -eolon, sad the different organisations of “Fighting” Boys in Blue, in the following order, taken by oountlee: Msrtoa, Delaware, Wayne, Wabash, Hendricks, Putnam, Morgan,-Boone, Vigo, Madison, Decatur, Fayette, Shelby, Henry, Miami and Johnson. After these various delegations, came thirty-three wagons,.four buggies contelnlng cltiMus, and a huge negro on horseback, whose duty, we presume, wm 4b act m marshal of the eight wagon loads of negroes who brought ap the rear. The ptoccssion wm Just forty minutes passing our office, Noticeable among the wagons were several containing young ladles, who kept t|p s constant clamor to “bang Seymour on a sur apple tree.” The highlit number of young ladles that we counted in any one wagon was eighteen. Most of these wagons contained but sixteen. Several wagons displayed the advertisements of tra4les and tnanufactures. Among these we noticed two cabibot •hops, a tannery, novelty works, wagon wop, woolen works, portable engine, Helping's wtKxlon soldier, and the Journal ce, tile lust named having a negro iver. I ' '

biet bold by all druggists. • *-dMtwit.;

LtfcrmvtoB am#

Books, Tickets and Reward

Carmichael A Williams'. ,a ./ * •'. . : 3*

■v- !' Mi

Wjl N DO NT ’CLASS .'{liaie fill t»-6l3 Bfiwi-! 1

rillisins’.

fe Stuffs! Dye Stuffs!!

Re«>eix'img ^tew Ooodm X>aily Tl •i'i-l V , S it f i J , -J;

IS IT RIGHT

itten cu be procured at any drug store. For sale by all druggigU everywhere.

drewp Dry

fa PkLu>iafJiA>A

-if'

LLOi

Uy invited stock of Dn

faring extreordlnary bargains.

miu*. s •*_

wiMs tea saspaafo. MS]

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^ . Turn ike 1st of Septenber to the Close of tho Seosoo.

9d to BMpgteg jur extensive tea Goode, In which we are of-

id Envelopes, as Teflfl, Caruifohael A rUllams’. 3-3

J. SsfoiBiCbrooixie Potaa; M5irs , Jiw.fasr' ;

3 Ceroona Lochineel;

Wilh ■ fall .t.^k ..f I,,, .f .H kindi. St lowest ftearej, m Brmiii l Uni’: Drtkaria' M VomIB Kate Wasfet—KteasS.

Jfafad

Floar, Fewl mm

T^&S&JSpm, Washington and Tcnncaaea- at^eete, have purchased tie Clayton Flotrrhlg Mifta, have pot the a*me la repair, aad are prepared to ftuwfeh family flour of the beat quality, at tha

fewest cates. They also have on haud^a , large stock of new timothy seed which HOOSIER TOBACCO WORKS.

they offer at tha lowest market price, aad will pay the highest market price for all kinds of grain. l-4t

_anrgjfafTaTkAwwuwfai |

tobaccoT

TN O T A. BKTNE

THEY WILL CURE YOU

Loins, Uout. t-Jeansy, Leacon Eruptions and ail disoases Arising from s disordered state of the stomach, Robnck’s Ploed Pills, Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier. Sold by all drunists everywhere.

Prints and Glngbams, very cheap, at No. 3 Odd Fellows’ HalL l-8t MUttrei mR DreMlIas Few, fay and Blank Booka,sU Todd, rarinicbeel A William#’. 2-8 rmitmm BMUog, Carpet War* Woolen Yarn, Jeaoa, Comfort Calico, Flannels, Plain, Plaid and filliped, the cheapest stock in the Htete, at No. I Odd Fellows’ Hall. l-3t Peaches modi other Frails mm* produce received twice a day by J. W. Caldwell, at hie fruit and produce depot, No. 01 fionth Illinois street. 26-d2w. Glares. ■sMetyradT Dress Trtmtaings, full linen of all (he new sty lew, at No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall. l-3t ^ Grand Celehratiaa.—We coll the atientiooodstssngsm ssflths paMfegwaornlly, to oar large and extensive variety of Heady-Made Clothing, Gents’ Fumiahiag Goods, Tranks and V’allses; and also to the foci (hat we keep a large and care- ; folly selected stock of PieceGooda, which we make ap to order. Having one of the best cutters in the West, we can assure the public of Clothing made in tho moat approved style, a« lAXT My houa*J*$1

tie dty.

e A. H A. L I. Sc CO

M*aafe#twrsr> ate tesUr* la att Mate ■#

PLUG TOBAOOOS, WM Pearl st. Rear CaiaL

Bariae wssatly fitted ■» a

Tk« Mmmmmm mt tfafla large Hat •ati haa arable way •€ daHag

la attriboled f Ita fkir

0<fE HUGE TO ALL, RICH AND POOR

We oBer to ahare with Mr e« MaeB by frw baawrato tbe Weal.

advamtagea pas-

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Dfew Eatatsl lafamant Aa

For the ■aaafeetan ef all the bte bsste# ef TOS^OOOS

"* 8UU »• 8UU ’

VINBCAH.

oa the

exteaaive

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A libfieal, vlgareaa aad ayaten—tie poliey.

PURE CIDER VINEGAR.

31-4

J. A P. Grahltno,

No. 35 East Wrehlngton fit.

Vto eatobllah — ; i

a large and

Off! Art

Following the .Johnaqp county delegation wert two brass cannon. We should like to know whether the fitate or United State* Government loaned these cannon to be used for partisan purposes. The mester portion of the trunsparendea car-

Heill

nds, iBdalgltiNlmmoderatellUAflHbn bread, pfisnute aad i ► We listened to severs! of the speechee mede at the State Honse yard yesterday, but in ndbie of them did we beer fl single arAtmen ; preMBted mprfltog the legislation of tbe peat three years. * On such points th i Repifbfteeh sfrtehera are most prudratl r eHent, aad cenflne themeetves to Aiihtl gtK/war of the rebellion over 1 agsitt.. The only sfilenrenl we "heard’

;reet. Tbe darker proposed te tret, 1 tkflfreejmtNBTI,iklnt(BUfaMlWBBUtfe barest tho F. N. grew eo elated ae 4» tei *fo u « of Afaisdw MM ■MilahysOoa.

... gmo# 0| eeby, who fePfiMMl hi* listeners

mMUipyWv WM WDW Hifijoitewwe a^teB^meeraearaepp *w Sfesrsswcst.

WltkojMjN

the BteteT^We never , _____ , y^| band disooureed In the Intervale

eil In tho procession, bore Inscriptions of the same nature as the cant phrases of fill radical stump speakers, having a sole relation td the war of the rebellion, and uni and vituperation upon Democrats, e were finable to obtain but few, and

Rowing:

iker Is a thorough bred.” rms for rebels, unconditional.” Boys in Blue—Are very few.” your carpet-baggers.” , fieyntour now, See less in November.” ot,** and «s many more— V J T “ Grant tanned rebel 1 One fgfrfigiiv bo fere ooi^BUftllatid^,fr<f fil>«e^

y its ”

J Wa trader this eeeurance, CpngrefiMrl a Ion, and rel

t bu

D. C. Chapmap, Hraoe, Mira aa«* ornamental Painter. Shop No. 2f» Virginia avenue. u. Don’t drew—-FocdckJ ILnoG—An antidote for tobacco, finewerssod smokers attention I “Don’t obew” te a purely vegetable compound, composed of seven valuable medicinal agents, each extending an iafluenoe, and combined producing effect aim<*t unaccountable. Whil'e destroys the taste for tobacco, (t is not only harmless, but actually Improves the appetite and aids digestion. All. who would be free of the slavery of tobacco, should try It. Sold by druggists generally. Price 2H cents. Browning A filoan, wholesale agents. 23-2W General OrMe ~ No. S Ofafa Fellows’ Hall—Tho Fighting Boys in Blue, t^e White Boys In Blue, and all the other l*»ys and girls too, who want dry goods, that are cheap, nice and new, are requested to give us a call, at Xo. 3 Odd Ifellows’Hall. , . l-*t

w. **ox

cro^

Ate artivte market.

•OOKfi^ifC., Toddi Carmichael & Williams,

BOOimLEfiS AID STATU

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AS A PREVENTIVE

Aeaiaat Malaria. Fever and Acne, and all diseases arimag from a torpid state of tbe liver, there is no medicine so highly recommended ns Roback’s Stomach Bitten. Sold by all drunists everyv here.

GRATIFYING

To know that a reliable remedy is within tho reach of everybody fer tho radio*! cure of Dys-

Indirestion. Such * remedy it Ru-

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pepsia or Indigestion. Such a remedy is _ back s Stomach Bitten. Sold by all drimists.

For sate by all dr twists overywhora.

EVERYBODY

stently within their reach, thoeo ^?rB“o^Pmr^oUek~“stoml^h id Roback's Blood Wrifier, they an iathe diseaoee for whieh they are reeomeenaea. Sold by all dreodsta everywhere.

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