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Thursday Morning, October '24th, 1861

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tate JobirflBH^Wl'Wl6™^? ?0I°" fort Cfvihe patJiiw feHth# Heptib-

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Union, a

Republican journal of

New YorkJfiguref a Da???9.r^ic majority

in tlyH Suae t.o 15,000,,^ November. vVViA i»u»

It is believed that many Southern men already hope for- tbe re-establiahment of slavery, since Democratic victories, when they become general, W.iH enable them to

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cost of the Freodmen's Bureail in

Tennessee, for the year, have been $96,* 298, of which $9,624 were expended in

rations to the 'poof, h$lf of whom were

whites.

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•nit. iv it. WNW&A'i

Thai'. Stktens 'thanked God for- the result,of the late elections, since tho Re

publican party-,

bfd

•i

Wise

said in a Richmond

speTch, tre not an immliwl evil, inasmuch is iL had slavery -Hi'sfrs certainly a

abolished ,• ''jump aihbod" tfiat

Hb&»Av*«

posed to be capable

making. The

world moves. 'tAK ii'X'ii&i tf Ul'it-

terms of twenty-one United States

Senators will expire on the 4th of March,

1869, of whom' fourteen arc ^Republican and seven Democratic but it te scarcely possible for the Democracy to4reak the two-thirds power of thc_^epu|)Ucane in that body,' during'the thft 40th

CongreysT-isjt Sif-jgi -."i'dC l*u

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The

rejoicing of Southern rebels at the

results of tha la&^gptions, ujost Vehighly gratifying io a ^Democrat, who was patriotic .during ..the taftr. AM the Copperhead vanetV re^iJiM Witt the rebels during thQfjv^ff^eiiw.er^tljjjr gained a victory, and, as a m®tteif' of

risen in their njajes"

it to*Mr. Piercqi

tcours0,

Treasurer of ?Tew Tfork City, like

htm of £ho TJnitcd^States mbney bags, is receiving conscience money. What a list of splQfidiii' paupers we should have could nil who have cheated, peculated, embezzled, defrauded .fmd robbed be attacked with fatal (malms of conscience! All sorts of vices are epidemic^ but who ever heard of virtue spreading in that way?

•'About a dozen whisky establishments in. New'York and Brooklyn, were seized last Saturday,-yielding over 10,000 barrels

ftf t^c^i^qiieut

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part, and had Par^

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cowrtA's fate. Old- T-had is game

to the

the

rebels now return the compliment.

his speech on being serenaded, soon

after ^hq ,.jlat.j^

(eJqcMoi^,p^-President

Picrco wnrned4ris~ft4*nd8 that it w&3 no party triumph,-because "the people have What comfort is

ect'Kat'%e people

did net raise in'tjeir majesty until they luid battered all the old Democratic gods

into fragments?,-- Cl'

"Wonder how

•much of this-will be restored to the hwindling owners Among tho parties caught iii Nev York was one of the foremost men in the Distilled *nd Rectifier's Associa ticm, wilRse ^professed object was to assist

.in bringing thra'sOamps to justice.

Sf®^83Kflv80hd l(vet quarterly,xeport *Q?~tlwOHJcag©-^ClH«f of Police that out of ?r2l'a effenSJiillvtlie quarter, 3,698, more "llian'^alf ^f the whole, were Irish, the

Irish Republic

says 'that "nine out of "ten

of these Irish flenses can be traced to drunkenness," and that journal calls upon its cotin^ymen to removft. the cause of their effl^-ace. We hope they may, and

that all otlljr nationalities may do like

wise. J'1 'y.

Democratic journals flay that the negroes demand not equality, but supremacy.. Well, that shows their lofty aspirations. No one ever came to anything w1it"~did*Trpt aspire. Every nation demands Supremacy," and is not supreme only because it has not power enough to rise to the bight of its aspirations. Every party demands supremacy, and reaches it as often as possible Every man demands .supremacy and ascends as-high «s he can Why'tti tho' world should tbe samj spirit in the negro excite so much Democratic uialicoJ. There is no dtfnger of him rising atovo his levels

2vfaplo, of Pesth, in Hungary, of

•September 2Sth charges Kossuth with having, in 1849, enterod into negotiations with Russia, offering to transfer to her the crown ut Hungary. It is alleged that iii'August of that year, Kossuth attempted to induce Russia to make a separate poace ..witji Hungary but failing in that, "ho made'the dre.ct offer of Hungary to tho Russiaa dynasty, but tho rapid course

of ovoat's ..brought the negotiations to an on J.'-- (Phi'8 is probably intended to injure

the tame oflfcossutli, but if all hopoof independence 0" Hungary had expired, it may'have been wiso and patriotic in him

"to seek ti union with Russia. flT -jMk ii am

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The

Irish Republic, published by the

Fenisns Chicago, Beeb\s, to be aji out and o^t, 'Radical. Speaking of the iate elections: it says:

In poiut of principle, liberty and slavery Were the real questions at issue in these electoral contests. Is liberty to be perfect and universal in this groat.

icfin Republic,

Amer*

are we to have a hateful

ana hypocritical modification of slavery -Aw-trtRft&iTligent men, irrespective "of creed or-&dor,:*o onjoy equal and impwtial political rifhts? Or are we to make these United^tates assort of white Sparta, with its dusky mlllipns of trampled helots

Such, in point of positive fket, are thfr questions at issue. And althoygh it may tftfee-iflve, or ten, or fifty y^ars, they must aid shall be fought out to their legiti» mate consequences. The interests at stake yftil to'permit even tho shadow of a tliought of compromise, 'onifch-* less of surrender. Our duty to God and man, to liberty, to country, to humanity, demands firmness here. All men must be free.

is BUpposed.thafrlhere arai a score of rings" bdffg organised to *#Suro appro-? priations. to the amount of hundred or moFe rniTtiotJS' eaetl, from the-General (Joverument, at the coming session of Congrfeis. These' ftrfcgs" will bargain to support each other. They will aim to brlMSocfcmem bsr«%'-they canB0fcofee?T wise influence. We hopf^.howeyer, that there will bo virtue and wisdom enough toJ sfiy to them* "get tli^e behind m»#,.'

Tfie Great Kaceof Kentucky vg, JJine.

THE HORSE BADLY BEATEN.

from the Now York World, 19tS.]

The attendance at Jer^ifre1 fark festerday afternoon was nearly twice as large t}s that on Tuesday or Wednesday. No Wonder ""Kentucky, tbeXaioblest race horse-rfn-American soil,

announced

to run (if he sould bo made do it) four luiles^rt -seven mifiutcs and .twenty secorida^. cftrryinp a jockey* weighing one hindred and twenty pounds upon his back. .Five thousand dollars had been staked by his owner, •Mr/'DefrfoM^W^Jerome, that the horse could dp thif thing. But Mr. Jerome's apparent eoniidence w^s-srf fur from being shared by the mnj^rity of" betting men, thftt wagers of $500 'to'$400 were laid, the daj' before, and yesterday up to tbe very begi'in!r'K cf the race,, in favnr tf "time

Lexington, Kentucky's sire, had made tbe fastest four-mile heat ever mado this side of the big water, oji tho Metairie bourse near Nc*^ Orleans, April 2, 1865 -4-7:19}. carrying one hundred arid three pound* But the track wus specially pro pared lor Lexington at that time, and is said to have 'jeon aa eaier and ''shorter' pnie Park. The ht seventeen

track than the/Mie at Jr-j'o difference in "tlTe pounds— was^ilso very considerable. Two wefek# "afterwards^ LexingtOrr beat Lecompte, carrying one hundred and eight pounds, in 7:23

Fashion, in May,

1845,

ran four miles

0ver-the-¥-ni©n ~Gourse i« 7 32A. In September,

1S58,

Nicholas made the same

distance over the Frtsfaotr-Omirse in 7:3 The last two were rigidly considered extraordinary performances, Lexington still reganj&l' n*)» freak *. kfikifc.'^ouid ne'ver te repeated in this generation,

JLi addition, ittVjrofore,1 j,o tb^, iCdds Bgainst him, the one^-hundred and twenty pri&Hft" which4 Kenlu'cky carried yesterdav wore a tremendous ballast. Farmers, or village doctor.-, who are accustomed to take an hour or so to make four miles on the roads between country, villages, al ways open their eye? and shake "their heads, and tajk of cruelty to animals, when they hear of racing'attempt's of this sort. The contrast between..the .)^looc! and spirit, of a thorough-bred and of an .ordinary animal trained to work and draw, is what the honest men ctrn never appreciate until they get a fair look, at the eyes, nostrils, gait and spaed of one, ltot li'lie Rofiiyitej made, to either "work or show/ Kentucky, lord of a magnificent stable, tended on by hall a doznn human serfs, munching his fodder, stamping his heels and flirting his soornful tail in the faces't»f swfwr scores of--aristocrats who d,aily go to sea him, has appeared altogether too haughty a beast to submit, to crueltyT^r deservo'-lpity. He vindicated this disposition yesterday afternoon. ,fu tFrqra tlioTribune, 18th.]

Thousands have covered the course, the fields, the hills, the stands, the club-house, the lawns, and the park is alive with a vast, expectant.crowd., It.is a fine breezy day the very tiling for a great" race. Every thought .of every one is of. the great horse and bis coming race. He and it are on ail tongues,- and of ^nothing else is there utterance. The hour for tho start ie approaching. The din of preparation is done. The course has been all adjusted, and is now all in smoothness and order. The bugle is sounding out tho hour, and in the distance, from the stands, the great crowd sees the noble horse andjhis attend and horses, entering the course for the great foatto be tried, and which it is hoped willl be accomplished. The inditing music, the vast throng inspire tfre horse, and he c^Tftes" to greet them, with arched neck and elastic step, with dilatednostrils and beaming oyo. Along the course, before tbe stand, he pr&nca^,, and applauding hands and voices welcome him The scene elates him, and his'every nerve is all alive with excitement. Proudly be: moves along, and will not be restrained by bit nor groom. He is impatient of the very" groulid firhich he stands, "and seoms to spurn it. .Hell impatient of his trappings, and shows that he would be uncovered shows that ho longs for tho moment that shall send him away in the race.* Beside him stands the jotfkey, Littlefield, who is to ride the great horse. Ho is small in figure, little and trim. He looks tho rider all over. But a great task is before him, and his face is grave yet it is calm, and confidence is in its every feature, every line. And there stands Waldron the trainer, under whose watch, ful eye Kentucky has developed' into racing ordor. The three, tbe pteed, the jockey, the ^foom, are a picture. They but wait the note of preparation. It sounds, and the girths are loosened from the horse the training robe drops to tho ground,' and he stands forth in all his wealth of racing form and power. The trainer saddles hin, and the jockey mounts. With Littlefleld astride, Kentucky, is ready.

While all this, is being done, along the course other horses .are being saddled and mounted, to go in fhe"race with the champion of tho hour. These are the De Courcey, Lather, Clara and Redwing, all from Kentucky's own stable. De Courcey is to lead off and go with him for two miles. At the club-house, in the second mile, iLuther ii to join in the race, and the three are to run to the end of the second mile, Do Courcey then to drop away. Opening into the third mile Clara is to enter tbe contest, and, with Luther, go on to the finish of tbe third mile. These two are to drop away as Kentucky enters on the fourth mile, and Redwing i? to show for the last one.

The signal Is given, De Courcey leads off, and Kentucky follows. The pace is at once grand. There is no race between them. Kentucky strides away round the north tui^i and .cocues into the curve by the club^iouse^ He is at ease. His ears are playing his. mouth is wide open he is all within hihtaelf. The pace is a winning one if it last?., The seconds pass and the horse goes on It is" but a moment now and he is entering on the straight stretch another moment and he is coming by tbo grand stand. He is still at ease and going grandlj7. He rushes by the judge's stand, and tho watch -marks 1:48. That rate is a winning one. The horse is fresh and strong. He enters the Jsecond mt|$ and.sweeps aw^y isto it with the same great ynce. He has how'finished tW north curve, and comes again near the grand stand a mile and a half is done, and the rate does.not slacken. Now comes Lutber, and there are three in the race. For 100 yards tbe lot lie together, but on- tho far turn Luther goes on to the lead with a rush. All this Kentucky Ijeeds pot. He is striking away with a Steady pace. It XWll not' be long ere he X^ch&s Luther and passes him. He has already donfl?tiaV"to Courcey." "They are now lifting thfe hill $t the three-quar» ter pole, and the gait does not slpW.^They are coming on the straight mil& and will soon bounder tha eye. Will Kentucky show the same ease and the same power as when h« passed before1? The thought is hardly through the mind, and horo he is finishing his second mile. He comes again all with himself. His tiarsstill play his mouth is still open, his stride still steady, regular, and nis action splendid. He passes the stand, and the watch talis

that he is still going at a winning rate.— He Has done the second mile in 1:48., and{he**first'too in 3:36 If heMlf* thir «ilt win, and more than win. Away into the third mile be sweeps,-and there is no falling off.' Luther is still with him De Courcey hss dropped out his task is over, and now Clara's begins. Oi the turn in tjje third mile she joins in, and tho p*C6 quickens.

As yet, Luther has led, but Kentucky now draws to bim. But Clara is fres'jJ and she Can brush away. The great '-»ce is rushing them around the north t'jrn.—r It is done, and again Kentucky comes close to tbe grand stand as he the reverse curve. He is still strong,' mnd is still looking the winner, and time is still at his command. Two miles and a half, are done, and the pace is still too good to be beaten. It goes on, and the far turn is made, and the horses are nearing the grand stand again. And he comes as be--fore. His stride is still steady and even there is no dwelling, no swerving his ears' still play, his mouth is wide open. Littlefield still holds over him a tight rein and. braces him with a strong, steady pull. He passoTthe stand, and the judges note that' .the third mile has been done in 1:53, and the threp miles in 5:29. This is s^ill g^win-^ ning rate, tie has now entered on the" last mile. If he stays it out as gamely as he has done the past ones he cannot be beaten. Luther and Clara have been, caugjht, passed, and dropped aWay.J? l|' bruve, noble Kentucky. Their bolts are nfeii shot, tiidir duty done, and tbe old horse goes on his career. As ho' enters the last mile now, Tie gets a now "competitor to rouse his ardor and quicken his pace,— PvcdWing enters the irena. As tbey leavd the stand she joins him, and a brush sets in. Around tha north turn he is now footing so speedily that shee cannot, g$t away from him. How strong he goes.— Redwing is a footy one, and his staying with, all fresh as she is, shows well" for him. He must win as ha goes now.—

Will he last out? One has hardly asked the questirn ere it is answered. -The^pair. lire quartor of a miJeinfiarJy jtVrgy in the fourth mile, and are .going splendidly.

Tbe crisis is approaching.. If.Kentucky can last out this rally b^lsiafey and will come homo a winner .It is tno instant of his fate. What-will it be? It' is met. Ho gives back. Tho filly Redwing draws away from him. He is in distress.

His. mputh clo3e6. Litchfield has,lqst his pull on him, his ears^gQ^own on bis pole," his tail goes up. Ho "lio the race'is over fell tiino, that never falters-, nevqr t(jr:g,.is winning curve, and stand, along the ..club house enrva, ^,and the'nr-aror Iventuclcy comes the clfa/er^s 6is distresss seen. Still ho struggles and still Liltlafield braces him up and urgeS" him on. But the steady, easy stiide7is gone the ears no longer, play his no9» trils are widely distended his {jaceiilf&i fallen away, and no longer is it a winning one. They have now passed the grand stand and Redwing has dropped hitn.— For more than three miles Littlefleld has had naught to do bat to let his horse go iilong. bractf him up and hold him hard jNWflis labor begins: He -urges Kentucky th9=pur is in his side, but he does not respond. His tail goes up under the pain, but bis gait still droops away

The horse has now passed the bluff beyond tho u'ub House arid reached the south curve, when io he flies tbe course. Hii trouble ie too great, and he bolts to the outside rails, andjj now nearly stopped. Beaten before, he is now doubly beaten. J3ut see Littefield with resolate courage at once commands bis borsejjas a moment before the' hor&e-bad commanded bim and with whip., and spur drives him back to" tbe coUrsS'and' to h'is vfoVfc It is tho expiring effort of both. He '8 finishing the last mile but the pace is sltfw, and time is' fasti Again ht hid' work,, he quickens his pace a trifle, but it is all-in vain. The turn is made the lkst run home to the stand is'u)ftfcing. Both whip and spur do their ofjipe and pysh th| horse, and he does all that rejnains-4ri aim, but that is little, and he comes with fullering stride, distressed and blown.

He reaches the grand stand. Ever before as he passed it, looking the winner, loud cheers and waving handkerchiefs, greeted and encouraged him. But now tie comes a defeated horse, and none can cheer, but all look sorrowful, and pity takes the pl^ce of exultation and joy*,..In siience ho is passing to M)e goal wftere defeat awaits him he approaches the deciding stand, he reaches it, the flag goes down, the race is over, and Kentucky is beaten, and badly .beaten*- Inexore$l$ time marks 7:31f, and 7:20 should nave been reached. Thodefeftt is decisive. "All know that Ije js beg^en, and yet all are longing to seo the time go ijp at th^'stand it goes up, all look, and in pain turn away, sorrowing for both the horse ftnd his owner. And amid all the great throng there is hardly a heart that does not wish a different fate had come for both Kentucky and hjs generous master, Mr. Je-

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SVMMA^

Match for $5000 a side, Mr. Jerome betting that Kentucky, to carry .1 ib pounds, will fun four miles in 7 minutes, 20 seconds. Mr. Hunter backing time. Kentucky is beaten. The four miles were run in 7:31|. Pirst mile,

1:48 1:48 1:53 2:02|

Second mile, Third mile, Fourth mile,

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town, worthy tbe attantton or an active bu. iuess BiaO, to take the agency for the «ale of SaiDiTasiT's Bvenca Motjldixo and W*atui.b ss'bips, applied to tLe s:des, bottom, top aud centre ol doors and windows. The tale is beyoud anything ever ueered hpfore to au agent, auu trom 810 to Ji'5 pet day can be made. Sind for agi.ntn' cFcnlar. The first who apply secure abargaiu.

Teims for Moulding, pash. J. B. M|j,ADSTHIl.K 1) A Co Boston, Mas',

pVTNTSfor FAKMERS AND. OTHABS.—THE GBAITTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY are now maoulacturing the Best, Cheapest and most Parable Paiut iu use two coats well put ou, mixed wltn pare Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 15 years', it is of alight biown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to suit the taste ot the consumer It Is valuable tor Pouaes, Barns, Kences, Agricultural Implements, Oarriage ami Par-makers, fails aud Woeden ware Canvas, Metal and Shingle Hoofs, (It being Fire and Water proof), Bridges, Burial Oaies, Canal Boats, Ships, Ships' bottoms, Floor OU Cloths, (one Manufacturer having used 5000 bbls. the past year,) and as a paint for any pnpose unsurpassed lor body, durability, elasticity, and adhetiveoe s. Price «6 per bbl., ol 300 lbe, which will supply a farmer for years to come. Warranted' in ail cases as above. Send for a circular, which give* roll particulars. None genuine unlets branded in trade mark, Qraftou Mineial Paint.- AddreesD.fNIKL Bl|)WKLL, Proprietor, MZPearl Street, Nev York. Ajjentf WanteJ.

The Richest Man

the World.

Extract fi*m Ledtrfrom Banm Solomon BoOnAild.

p*M«, 8th April, 1864, SSKne Fauby, St. Honere. Will you be kind enongh to have forwarded to

here 20o bottles of year Indian Liniment if yon will send at the same time the account, I will forward you the. amount through Messrs. Buioit A Oo., Hew ffertg,

Babon SeLonea Botbschild having recomoteaded to many of his friends Maior LANE 8 LLN1MKNT, and they Geinf desirous to procure it, ke should advise bim t«i satablish a depet in Paris.

iCtlKKBATED ESTET COTTAGE OBfiANB.

and Dealers in

On Lafayette St., between CWnal and lJfepot,

E E de30dly fNDI^uESTA.

.-r

O O E I E S

KSTKY A CO., BratUeboro, Vt.,

Ill* Original Inrentors and Manufacturers. Ooaablalng more perfsctions than any other in the world. in the 1st premiums at mil the principal fair* in the country.1 395 Washington st., Boaton U" Broemeet. N. Y. II No. 7th at., Phlla 116 Randolph St., Chicago.

^|the iniA?r udKheh^ A| a relief, ever ready as a "Wller «f £abi, taken inwardly,"Or ouiwardiy^'ippU«k ha/i noi equal, for the relief aM.sM'e of ^UCUUUC and Kenraigle Affections, Sprains, Bruises,Ac., it is unequalled. It is also most efficacihus, taken inwaMty^'rHraarrcqrcig Choltra, Cyn and Pains in the stomsch. Dfarrbdea Ttftmattry, Cholera Morbos, Cltoiera Infanlnn, Ac., and is without oxeepOoa tbffTMSt wonderlM raaaeca the world aflSjrds. No FaMIlY should be without it. Every tBAVELEa byland or sea should havo a bottle. MINEltS and FAUMKBS residing at a distance from, fhyaicians shtrq^d keep it. constantly on band. In case of accidents, and sndt,en attacks ef Stomach Cemplacnts, its value cannot be estimated^ Inquire for Htjft-' KANE'S IJiDUHT UNIMKNT. and take no other, pbice SO Cta. per bottle. For sale at Wholesale and Betail by Deraaa- Barnes A Co., 21 Park. Bow. N.

Gale A Bobinson, 186 Greenwich St., K.YV F. C. Wells A Co., 192 Kulton St., N. Y. Chas. N. Crittenden, 38 6th Avenue, N. Y. apd by respestable Druggists thronghom the war

MI8SOUBI1^Timberlands,

LANDS.—15,000 acres choice farm

ing and in Scuth Western Missouri, at $ ,26 acre (cash) in lots to suit Title perfect. AVm. HlOKOK. JR.,30 Broad St., Ne Yerk City.

DRY GOODS.

ir. i,

Fifteen Cent«

4-4 HUl'i'^omper Idem*^

Twenty-thf eie Ots

E A & O

SP'. CE-

^f{. ,1 f3 —fowio. it" br-'. tin -..'TiNij-J

1 O O

Pieces

:OZ

.'[V.ty UT

"Stencil tools."

Send for oftr New Canalogue of IMPROVED STENCIL 1)1 KS, 20 varieties

all of FUel,

careful-

Mred. Kit

St CO.,

Brattleboro, Vt.

lylffilshed and tempered. 8. M.SHENCKI

You're Wanted!

look

Here!

Agents, both male and lemaee, va'ntej everywhere, iosetlthA PATKHT mraovtt) INK HE8SBToia, (by which from one to two pages can be written without replenishing with ink), ana our JTanior and Dry Goods, etc. Can lear from 3 to (IC a d, y. So capital r«quir«d. Price 10 cents, with an advertisement describing an article for sale in our Dollar PMdMwing Af*BCjr.~ (J rculars sent FaEi. EWirMABl KliNmil., cs Hanover Street, »«*«», Haw.

dwiy

-ifj -i '.-'U'l I" WfMr.t 'I •i«3il6- i3i,TJ v'. "American" Prints

10-4 FINE SHEETINGSUJtiC,r

FI E NT

Best

2 5 N 8

Saxtosi

III 9Ia1u

French

Merinos, in all the desirable' shades, Bis marks, etc., etc. Prices, 75c, $100, $1,25 and $1,50, as cheap as In old times. Also English Merinos from 37^ to 75. cents per yard. '*•'11

ehooi^IcoV

a-r,idjyH Icov

A Large Lot ofl^rencn ErriprMs Reps, from Auction, in every color,. ®t grpully reduced rates. Great Bargains may be expected. j.t-: -7 lr-p.f p",Tr.

Z'{.- A»

Alpaca Poplins and Plain Alpacas in every conceivable color and shade, from the Lowest Cast to the Finest (Jrade,

Epinglines-A New antf Beautiful Mobrning article, never before exhibited in this tp«irket. Also, CIIETQ-

HTA»

in different gra'dca.

Irish Poplins, French Poplins, Toil de Yen ices, Wool deLaines, together with all the lower grades ojf Dress Goods.

Silk and 'Wool Wiucies for Street Dressss, entiroly new and ele a -.t»

CUSTOMEBSfl

"Who have examined our stock since the State Pair, will find it greatly increased by many Novelties.-Ji

mwmaM

EDSALL

& CO.,

•'i' iy5.

..J,'

,•*

IV, B.--&ew" lot of Cloaks and Shawls this day received by Express.

riLATJSSBN,

Importers and Jobbers of

NOTIONS AND TOYS, W b*SA-b»n»I A VXjajLcc.

FANCY GROCERIES, ttEOARft. T»»* 5«S,TKAS. e»«*

rnBRRB HAUTE & BOWLING GEEKS HACK LINK. The undersigned propose to commence run. ning a Hack Line-between Terre Haute and BoWlins Green, on Monday, the 7th day of October, to i*aY6 Terre HmUst7 o'clock A. M. onJHonaay*, Wednesdays, and Fridays, an^return Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. W6,1*111 the principal Hotel* for passengers, law »Z.— Small parcels and packages taken on naMBMte terms. A. JOHUBUfl)

WARE. -i

WB0LE8AL9 RSTAIL DEALERS

t'-Hr )r t»me! f-os SJ -Hi? t«

i•.'ixa-j-t

China, Qaecnsware, Glassware,

T**l

House-fc^rMshing Ooods,

C^ALQIL

Lanterns, Table Cutlery, Ac,,

Terre Haute,

Id. Nono

genuine unless signad by Johs Thos. Lank, and countersigned by J. T. LANK A CO., Proprietors 163 Broadway, N. Y. BSPs-end or Circular..,

ee2MvSm'

-.40* 1

WO. 6S MAIN STREET,

JJEXDRICH & FKLLKSZKK, IMPORTERS A DBALKKS IK

CHINA, GLAS^, in

EARRTHENWAKE,

147 Main street,

M. B. HUDSON. WV.

Importers

Y"~

f«f! 5-IIJ

t1'

r•S!.' f!s

-u -i

W O A 8 E

anil

PL.1CJMBI1VQ,

R. BUCKELL being a prAOlictil PLUilBEB,

tho

ith bis

SHOP—On.Ath gt., «d Door North Of Bngine House.

BA ms, f.,

f"}!,-C'W,-

il.'ir

l:ir r,

y- ii.'l

A .fitted up on tlio most appr.vpd principles. iteitairing ppomptiy attended to.

trf

-f wi.:.vv f, J'la 3:

-nt xs

DOCTOR ii HEQPLABLV ailKD^Y^lCiAN^ai, ht _\i Dip'.pnui whit-h tiinugs''i ht8 olBA1 srlir^Uow iias iiiadit'

Okrottie D&ca&t

-me

-aap,bt) *#-.4

AinAures,

:4 r!!TUW

Walmslbi

Street.

NEW

is aaapt-

Opened this week at the Popular Store ot

-"'i: «r. mJ Sn

of hit life,

liiwa Oiilou-isitle Sotuta41ou lia»ring l«ieai«}e

located in St. LoaittjiE.jvans.ptbPr.Clujair

Physician.." Much ofhls practice lia*-been of a privntv tia» t*re.

SypiilU, Gonorrhea,GUM, Striofarr,

aH lr

nary Bwtuet, HjfpMlic or Mercurial AJjections oj th Tl'roat, Skin or Hunet Orchitis, Hernia in Hhptitr.-

Mfect* of «Solitary. H-abit r6£nouif t?

Hody »"d IJind^prodadug hlotctiw, dobiJity, ta potency, diassiuess,dimness .of sigut, coafiu:ioU o, ideas, evil foreboding, averafoti lo society, "S momory, wonknosa, Ac., DO^aU t^ese in n!ij oc bnt al) occurring frequently in vnrious cjwo\\ccommedationl.pmj!®', cufos guaranteed. Consultations oy letter or -IHce, free. Moat cafsee c^Cbe pr»iei^y ty .Uenatruation aud I'regitancy,3c.

Address Box 3092, St. Louis, Mo. Hours—S A. Sf.'to 8 P. M. Office perfuanouti located at No.§17 St.Charles Streat.betirom Si*t'. inrt Se-recJtli.OBe,square fcioutli of Lin.lotl Hglc-1, retired spot in the centre of tbe city.., j.,,

Consnltation rooms, and rooms fot tire nidation of snch patients as require daily pcrsoi ii attention. jsyKRxaopt.

Can get, in aOTiHed letter en»efe^6',Bjy.Tbi«jr Ui.pXaU9,iuri*D oatment of Serious,Urinary an SexftalDTs^asfej.clrarry aoHnoatisfe ail the3)Wfe»conditibns,: With' lul I '-Symptom -JjisM, tot twr threerctot p«at»j{%. stamps to prepay.pwtag^, Circular for Fiailies,relating to DiSeainw br ffthW »pr6d*wly.

.Tf ,it -. FOUNDRIES.

JAMKSSEAfH. LTSD0K X. BMITIl n*NrtrH.'BFACH

Neftr tbriT. II. Al. and ffi.-AO.•Freight-Depots,

ttuBTt-lTAIJTK, IVDI^KA,

SEATH, SMITH & .CO., Propr s.

promptly

Repairing done jrbmptly. All parties connactsd with this establishment being Practical Mechanics of several years expertenoe, we fSfel Safe in 'saying that wo cat rtndoi full satisfacHon to our customers, berth in poinl of workmanship and price,

Tho highest priro paid for all old scrap Iron delivered" at "tho "Phoenix foundry," near lbe PasBonge Depot.

:-i

L'J.V -,-I

or til

O "-i" Ci'."i^r I

And not to be'raid for ildleaa perfectly Satisfactory.

200 GoldHuB,t'g Chron'ter Watches 240 to

290

Gold Uuot'g Kngliah Lovers,... 200 to 300"G3ld -Iluntint upl.'x Watches 150 to £00 Gold Hunt'g Airfericatf Watches 100 to 500 Silver Hunting Levers 60 to 600 Silver Hunting

... -Duplexes

50J

*4:1 jy r*i

and

WM. OLABK

T8671—

•'•"'"'"IN

.jgC

Jnl-

I" $ "T

rrtfv

TERRE HAUTE, IN

A. WGIVK*

XfAJOR B, UUDSQN &. CO.,

JLtJL

Jobbers of

CHISA. OLASS AND CBOOKBHT, And Soaltnc^ iu

hioxuid Jfiiraisjtiin.fi .Good*

I3U Wfrfl***'** TARM llanfo. 1 juaSO.Uw

JJoTs? wSMtr&tHct'.l.^TM-re HMtc.

-r-ff ...0r

loquest yf many friends,

begi to anftoiiixco that lio is now prepatod to cute all brOers 'ii tbo abovn'bbsinces,

flonse Painting

.qi vi J-rghn

'Mannfactnferfiof:Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, and Machinery of-every description, Alt binds, of Iron aud Brna* Oftstines made to ordor. Every class of repairltlg

atteSdiSfl t'd.

B®" Orders solicited. 1 Tim highest Cash Price Paid fer Old'Copper, Brass,and Iron. aiig6dwt.f

T. II. My'KLfUESU. D. r. DKNGLEB. J. BA&S'A&n.

PHESIX FOUHD«¥

—SKD'—

MachineoShop,

McElfresli, Dengler & Co.,a B. cor.Stlv^.iftsU-Sts^ nyar Passenger Depot, TERUKHAPTE, IND.

i2-±r$Ciirr*ri.\r9-

Seminal

'C O* «rTr-r\i

Mauufscturers of Steam Engines, Mill Afacftine* ryiH.ous9-£rontarS'ire £ronts, and C'irculax Miiu -j

Special attention paid to thtf manufacture and repair of Brass Work, Patent Office Models^ Ac.. Wc are also prepared to cut Toothed or Cog Gearings of either-Cast~Irtn, Wrought Iron or Bras?, b^thojnost perfect,manner.

McELFRESEf, USNOLSU A CO.

Aug2MCmwlf

$1,000,000 IIS WATCHES!

-*-4 jar?

!o FOB^SALE ON TILE rOfULAH

O N E I E A N

,-. GiVING EVERT PATR0*N A^v

Handsome and Reliable Watch!

Por'the low Price of Ten Dollars

Without Regard to Value!

75 to 80 to 6'» to 60 to

Gold t, idfea Watch'

1,000 Gold JIunting Lepincsa. 1,000 Jnsec.Hlaneous Silver" Watches 2,600 Hunting Silver Watches b,QW. Ai?octod Watches, ill kinds

whiie. it uny be

worth $1,CJ0. No partiality shown. W« wish to Immediately, dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Certificates, taming the articles, are placed in sealed enyeiopes, and well mixed. Holders are entitled to tho article* namedJhtWfFceMtflaiste npsn the payment of Teu Doljars, wheiher it bo a watch worth Sl.OOCT Of Worth legs'. (tin return of any of our.Certificates entitles you to the article named thetcon upon paydieot, 'irrerpevtiva of the.worth, and. no article valued less than $10 is named on any certificate it wiil at Ones ba seen that this is

Ho Lottery, but a «tratfffctfirwar! legitimate transaction, which may be particlpatnl lit eren by tbe most msildlous!

A single cerUPpate^rill be sent by'mail, post paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, five for 91, eleven Jor it, thirty-thiyp and elegant premium for $5, sixty six

more valuable premium for 10, one

hundred and mos|^ superb watch for #16. To Agei4p, 0r thas^ wi^iiU^g employment, this is a rareo portunity. it" ft legitimately conducted business, dqly aiitboriyed by. the Government, an I open to the most birefhl scrutiny.

ocfl.1wr.ni

BISHOWSE.Y & Co

101 Broadway? New York.

OOKS AND STATIONERY.

Has disposWof fiis' tThSertaklng' Bnsiness, which hid become necessary in consequence of the-rapid fndreare of Ws'

BOOK TRADE, He .will now* devote lils entire attention to the latter bran«h of business, and with a ftill aad fomplete stock of Boold and SStatiouery,

SCHOOL. BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, JPAPEBS,, &C.,

'ki-a a'eO^nanoo' Vf tt.e trade heretofore sq Iberaily bestowed *23dytf

DRY GOODS,

TUELL, RIPLEY & C0.S'

Corner 5th and Main Streets»

i»»t9

UnvHtSf

S A W S

Uk"

Jwiifl

S A W S

jr»£ *.t &

SHAWLS

isl,I

/-.uoc

irmi

ennuootioo

and Graining

y-Hnf «.*• ,i i• .-p.,j '-jiwii ii i' 11», ii

nr.*

Lady Wasiiington Shawls, Midillesex Shawls,

Ladies Long.

i'lBOllr IT 7 a Ladies Square,

Misses Square

••Si

without an interview, a^id mcdicintV, dVcurfe (roit ibjetration, sent by mail of' ozpr^ssi' No blr Irsnce to bnsiness in moot casss.

W.WK- •«,! tw.*i iaotr.ijOMtXt j!

Child's Long,

Ciaild's Square,

Paisley Shawls,

Broche* Shiawls, 3 In Large Assortment.

-s-i

v,nr.

,-n:

«iif- si«iu 8rd:

ii -"i: 'i.

UK STrRETLNGS,

At 40 Cettts per l'artl!

1 Case Hilt'* "Semper Idenr," .Bleached,

Twenty

Cent*

l(1Caap Go^.4T4 .Bleach^et(J jftt .15 Cent|!

•I '.J'si'S n\

1' -W

C^REAT DRIYE

as. IW.aJ

$4i

Double Fold English Merinos

At 85 Cents I aili f'i lith:- A)#'*'''

018 'W. AT-

'I')V I'

TUELL. RIPLEY & CO'S

GRfeAT WHOLESALE & RETAIL

HUM:-

Dry.vGooBs Emporium.

t" r.if

'rjTerre Hante,

IndL*

a N O O

Sow Lost! how Restored Just Published, a ttaJed elvelope. Price,

Weakiifss, Involnntary Katijsions, 8cxn

lability, and Impediments to ilfarriage, generally Nervousness, Consumption, Kfilepsy, and Kits, Mental and Physical Incapacity, resultins from Self Abns •, &c., by Robt. J'. C'ULVEBWEi.r., M. P., aathor of the "'Green Book,"

COAL.

TT BUTSCH gp CO., toal Miners. J3razil, Ind Tho ce eb'rated Splilit or SlocK Coal, is produced from tlieae Mines. SA It TJKI* JKEBltT is our authorized Agent, Terre Haute. All orders for co. left with him will be promptly filled. Address Butsch & Dickson,. Indianapolis, or Jolin An ilrt-wi, nt the Mines, Brazil, Iitd.

P. 6.—The Coal is mined from the Ashly Farm se24d3ju

QOAL1 COAL 11 .COAL 111

The tf&dtorsfgifed will furnish, at present and during the Ensuing seaso", either BraEil or Kosedulo Coal, at the lowest possible rates, and the very best quali-y-of-ttoak AHy orders lott at the F^ed Storo of &. It. Bobbins, in owllng Hall Block, will

rUSiit

The undersigned is now delivering the sui'srlor Co-tlof the Pioneer Goal Mining Company, at Carrysville, and respectfully solicits an examination and "trial. It will b-. found equal to the Brazil Coal, aud is furnished at much less rates. I wpnjd retor consumers lo It.L. Thompson, Esq.. whOis itTat hh

Mill and

ASTROLOGY.

A S O O

Jr#'

rBo**8aioN.

TaE

In Love Affairs She Never Fails She has the secret of winning tbeatTections ol the opposite sex. She shows yon the likeness of your future wife or hu-band, or absent friend.— She guides tho single to a happy marriage, and makes the married happy llrr aid and advice has been solicited in innumerable Instances, and the resnl' has always bevn the means of seenr-

,nS» .J»

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

She is, therefore, a siro drpendei-ce. It is well known to the pnbllc at large that she was the first, and the is the only person in this country who can show tho likeness'in frailty, and who can give entire satisfaction on all the concerns ot life, which can be tested and proved by thousand s, both marriwl mi.I single, who daily and eagerly visit her.

To all in business her advice Is Invaluable. She can foretell, with tbe greatest certainty, the result of all commercial aud business transactions.

Lottery nnmborn given without extr* charge. MADAMK RAPHAEL is a bona flde Astrologlst thatavery one can depend upon. She is the greatfst Astrologlst of tbe nineteenth century. It is that

1-kuown fact that makes illiterate pretenders copy hor advertisement* and trv to imita'e her.

Mad&ma Raphael is the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter she Was bets with a nrtarnl gift she can foretell yonr very thoughts. M.e also cures drunkei.ness.

All Interviews strictly private and confidential. As a Female Physician her rt mediei never fail to cure all female irregularities, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— They can not injum, bnt, on tne contrar), they improve the health.

Therefore, come one, come all, to

Addresi Lcok Box 531. angSSdwly

The Pen

iii. ii

XJM'i* il.

QANCEES.

six

cents''

A LEGrUllK ON TOE NATtJBAt TREATMENT, and lladical. (Jure of-Spermatorrhoea, or

Ac.

"A Bo»n to Thoniiands ef Kaff«r«r»." Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad.

dress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or tvro postage stamps, toCUAS. J. U. KI«IN£ & CO.,

127 Bowery, New York, Post Offlee box 4580. A4(J) Dr. Cnlvorwell's "Marriage- Guide." price 25 nttiits. dwSm Ins

OV3NIBUS LINE. "IX" OMNIBUS

\J, AND HACK LINK.

Will attend~to all calls for trains leaving tbo Oity.aml

also d«llyor pasaengcrt. in any part of. Ik*

city with Wfre"and disbftfCli All orders le ton tbo Slate at the Foat Office, at srrs' Profs Store, or my residence will be frunipt. attend*:! to.

ltesidenco. Otilers

loft at: jr* Grover's Stove Store, Third Street, north of tin, wi. 1 receive prompt attention. Joly 7, utl' TIM. C. ROVKB.

QOALrcDALfi

10 to

Every patron obtains a Watch by this' ar rangfimenf costins but

^$10,

ThoBest Cheapest! fi. F. JIKiiUlIi is now prepared to- furnish tbe

beat

BrnzH and HiKhiand.Ooal, also the Lehigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Orders left at &lcKwu's Store, lD7 Main St., or H'artsock Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. »3dtf

O A O A

fOUiN MoFARLAKE IS HOW ?J Inrnishing'the bpst quality of Biver Coa, screened on a wider screen than auy other Dealer is using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders left at the Couutv Scales, or at Woodmanaee'a Qrocery, on Uain street, next door to O. C. Smith Co. Stove store,

will

receive

prompt attention. Leave orders with Gus. Arnold. at

the

P6st Office. Jy8«dtf

I A O

la new supplying the beet quality .of River Coat at thi market rates. Ordera loft at Chambers'

Grocery Store, southwest corner ol thn

Trg ut.

WRIfiHT, BRO, CO,. Importers.

NEWondersigncdand

prepared

Puttie

Sanare, will reoelv*o«.*pipt^»ttei.tlon. i»«l

BOOT SH0E SHOP.

TlM having just opened their Shop, respectfully inform the cltUens of Terre ilaote and #urronnding country,

that

they are

to do their work to tbe entire satisfac

tion of fthetr cu»tqs»ersfc«« weltln style as in fitting, no matter about the shape of th'e'FOdt. The very "bat choice of leather al^*ya~on hand.— Mending donn in the bc«( sty.'e.and on short notice. Kvery article will telr by wearing what ou'r work is,"and'Will reoomtnend tt.

Baseub

LK1BINO TAK.NZKB,

Ut of J. Hpberg's new Brick Building, the

lourth

bonse w«it of oornero'f Main and 8ev«ntb Streetr, near tbe Terre Hante Haass. seplOdly

mURRE HAUTE COM'L COL.

OLD COURT HOUSE BC1LDING. ook-kespin^ by singleand doubio entry, In all its rms, as pertaining to business life Penman-

AxOIlmaHni, lewosaw Wkitfi retch of all.

For further particulars,addreWtnfPrtncipal, sep27dly R- W8T1S,

E»st side Pnklic Square Ter**^ l?ant* norflTdlf

slf-gpl

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a ii'#

O O O

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL I

tl.OOO T«T A^r HtBfiON WHO WILL EQUAL !i I MADAME RAPHAEL IN THK

NEVER-FAILING MAD-

AMB RAPHAEL it-the best. She succeeds when all eth-rs have failed. All who are In trouble—all wlio have been unfortunate—all whose fond hope*have been disappointed, crushed and blasted by false promises ami deceit—all who lave been misled and trifled with—all fly to bar for advice aud satisfaction. All who are iii doubt of the atftetioos ot thorn they lova,consolt her trelieve and satisfy their minds.

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on be a A re 4

Cincinnati, Ohio.

TERMS.—Ladies, (1 Gentlemen, 91,60. N. B.—The Madame will answer no letters with* eu a fee -of 91 and a 3-cent stamp is inclosed.

la Migbtitet than the

•i wi jf A

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iiT

'THE GOLD PEN, BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.

Morton's Gold Pens,

!The Best Pens in the World. JFor sate at JVo. 26 Maiden-1111'J hone, New-York, and by ertry duly appointed Agent at the, same prices.

Morton makes no fens stamp ed with the Name or Traae- nj.s mark of any otherj thereforer ~u, where an Agency is established, the public will be best suitedana at the same prices, by calling on the Agent in all other places those wishing the Morton fen must send to Headquarters,

where their orders will receive?" prvmpt attention, if accompa- v.-.S nied with the cash, .? si Catalogue, with fit 11 descrip-' lion of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage. oi'lBo

A. MORTON. fdl

Dr. W. €. COUJMSW, Who resided in this oity f»r four years, and now a resident of Louisville, Ky., who has at this time an extensive practice in the treatment of CANCUiiS and Cancerous Affections, and is rapidly gaining the high repatation that he held in thta city during his stay with us. We can testify of wa know, that Pr. Oonden ha* be-n smiuently successful in the many cases that be treated |u this city and surrounding country. Tho DoctciS mode of treatment differs from all others, using au autidote of hU own preparation, killing the Cancer^ root and branch, »ithout paid,1 loss of blood, or tho uae of the knife. Dr. Conden is w(P liag also/to impart his mode of treatment of the Cancer to one or two regular practicing Physicians of good reputation. He does not desire to place IT'in the bands of an one who is not well qualified to sustain the reputation that he baa already gained for his Resuady. Any one who may desire farther iniormation in reference to the cqre, or mode of treatment of Cancer, can consalt htm In person, or by letter. Lonisvtlle, Ky., P. O. Box r,70. aDr20dw6m

TtNION INSURANCE CO.,

or IKDIANAPOLIS.

Oapital, #407,505 S"^ The Lc&orao

with prompt attention.

HUg'JOJ.'im JOSKi'H C.

C. GBOVEE, DKALKU IN

COAL

WOOD AND

Fire Imsobamoe Compint or Ino.,

A Stock Compauy own«.i and controlled

at fair

by tha

leading business men in the State. The follow are a part of the Stockholders, Who are residents of Terre iiaute, and to wlicm wo would refer those wanting sound and reliable insurance

rates.

Preston Ilussey, l'res't National State Bank, J. R. CuJningham, Druggist. L. G. Warren's lleirs.

HAVENS ft CO., Agents,

23dtf Office over Donnelley's Drug Store.

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK i±AiT STOKK

Joseph C. Yates,

JUST IN RECEIPT OF

Mem' Hata of ai Itinds,

Kivl.LT,

!'i:

Boys' Hate oi all hind«. -jj Misses' Hat* oX all kinuo, •••'•+•,! Infantti' Hals of all llindu, And at all prices.

Hats made to orrfer on short notice. «i.m« •nd see

E A S S

riit

STORAGE, COMMISSION ft OSAUi.

0. FBANK.L1N. A, D, WORaJSOS,

FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO.,

GENF.HAL

Commission .Merchants. JVo. Sff IFest 2d St., Cincinnati*

RSt'KRKMCIM.

Pearce, Tolle, Hoi ton Shaw, Barbour & Co., A Porter, Wiq. Glenn ft Sons, Foster Brothers, Glynn hers, Stevens ft Co.

K. G. Leonard .k Oo., I/ ttob't Macready ft Co.. Koote, Mash A Co. mU25dly

A S. fl. It JN H/ asosiviso robwAftJUjKi Commi^i^ioa Merchant,,

AND &BALXB8

Qt*art n, Flour1 and 3a I idi

Wab* Hocss—On tbe Canal, near ?he Terra Haute ft Richmond and K. ft C. Railroad DopetsmaySdwtf Taana IUpts, in,

JOIfW HAHST. »W)»*0

JOHNSTOBAOB,

HANEY& CO., -B

COMMlflIt»N AMD

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on First St., at the Canal Basin,

anftdwtf TKBRIf

GAlAND

IHPTK. IND.

STEAM FITTING*

Main Street, between 6th and 7ih, fj

FBEDEIIIH CiKICiKR.

Having employed the services of J. A. ergu' son, a well known practical workman, he is do* prepared to execute all erders in the above business, with proroptn ss and dispatch. oot3dlv

nr.

HKtZ,

Early's Block, Ho. 60 Main Street Torre Haute, Indiana,

MOSTBlanketsJeans,

respeotfnlly recommends his woli select-2 ed stock of Flannels, plain and ptaid: Lmceys, Coverlets, and Woolon

Knit

ting Yarns, of different kinds. Being fully enabled to warrant the first quality ef these Gocda I most respectfully iuvite Ladies and Gentleman:

call and inspect them. Wool taken in txchaagei for Uopda, and the hlgbsat market rut., vaty, MtHlrtmrtf