Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 April 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

rKKE41C-IHlA.UTlii, 1JV1-

Friday Morning, April 24tli, 1868

•p ATT.ROAD TIME TABLE.

TKRBX HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS.

6:46 A. »MaiI ^00 8:10 p. Express. 6:35 P.

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TSEEK HAUXJC.

WiTK.

12:26 A. .. -Express 6.26 a6.26 a. Express 11

BOCKVILLB EXTENSION^.

LEAVE. 1:10 p.

There

ab in?*.

„...ri:oo a. m.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Bail road Agoucy—James U. Turner. For Commissioner—Philip Randolph. ..... "Stage Struck"—Olive Logau.

There

are seven hundred and fifty

registered voters in the Third Ward.

will be a meeting of the Physi

cians of this county to-night, at the office of Dr. Beed, for the purpose of organizing a Medical Society.

The

chain gang—consisting of one

lone darkey, with ball and chain attached to his leg—was at work scratching out gutters yesterday.

The

fire at 61 Main street broke out

afreBh yesterday morning, at three o'clock, but was timely discovered by the occupants next door, and extinguished with a few buckets of water.

Married.—April

Mayor

23d, at the residence

of the bride's mother, by Eev. Geo. Morrison, assisted by Kov. E. Frank Howe, Mr. Eoswell G. Cartor of Oberlin, Ohio, to Miss Mary E. Lockridge of this city. No cards.

Cookerl-v had one "drunk''

and one disorderly before-hitn yesterday. Couldn't pay their flnes^and were sent tp jail. They will make two recruits to the chain gang this morning. -n— p-

The important ofiice of County Commissioner from the Third District, is to be filled at tbo next election, the term of John L. Brown expiring. The name of Phillip Randolph is presented this morrting for the position.

We learn that Mr. Gibbs, the radicil candidate for councilman in the Third "Wurd, claims to b« the •special champion of the cheap meat question I—'Journal.

Are we to understand that his opponent takes the other side of the uestion

Aeott twesty persons from tho rural districts enter our office daily to ascertain the status of the impeachment trial. Ooe old gentlemnn invariably propounds tho solemn inquiry Have tbey gloved, the old man out yet

Hon-.

Jesse L. "Williams, of Fort

Wayne, one of tho trustoes of the W. and E. canal, was in the city yestorday. He informed us the water was down to Raccoon creak, and would roach this potatr in a fow days. He went up the canftl,to see t"bat everything was clear.

.Died.—On Wednesday at 10 o'clock p. M., Christina F., wife of Henry Frdy, in the 22d year of her age, Femoral today at 2 p. m., from the residence of -Sir. Frey on 3d street, between Eagle aind Chesnut. Friends of the family are invited to attond without further notice..

Wb learn that the Fair by the German ladies of this city, is fixed for the 26tb and 27th of May, at Dowling Hall, A competent committoe is at work to effect the necessary arrangements, and Something superb may bo expected on 4hp occasion. A full programme will be gi?en. in a few days. ..

Olive Logan Coming.—Wirt Sikesf President of the Author's Association,New York, called on us last evening, to make arrangements for Miss Olive Logan to deliver, at Dowling Hall, Tuesday evening noxt, her inimitablo lecturo entitled: "Stage Struck," which has created the greatest enthusiasm in tho eastern giiios. The National Intelligencer, (WaBhingloff, D. C.) says Miss Logan, with her lecture is in no degree tho inferior of John B.Goagh. Raservod seats are now on sale, at rfartlett & Austin's.

More Machines.—Turner,

TnE School

Glove* &

Co., of the nail works, last week ordered from Pittsburg eight additional nail machines. When those arrivo the works will bo run day and night, and an attempt mado to supply tho constantly incrpasing demand, with fifteen hundred kegs a tocek! Ovor one hundred and fifty kegs of nails are now manufactured each day—last Monday the number reaching 171 kegs. Wo learn tho company contemplate, in connection with othor parties, erecting, this season, a blast furnace, to be located in close proximity to the rolling mill.

Tax Latt.—Th6

cufrent

number of the Indiana School- Journal has this paragraph in reference to the sihool tax law passed by the last Legislature:

It will bo borne in mind that at the last session of the Legislature a law was passed authorizing tho levying of taxes in city, towps, and townships, for purposes of tuition iu the public schools.— Whereas a.decision Adverse to the «ystem had b6en given in the Supremo Court, in-(5' 1867, it was bolievcd the suit would bo brought against tho constitutionality of this act. But greatly to the gratification mod encouragement of the friends of publie schools no suit has as yet been brought. As tha tax paving season for the current year closed on April 30th, and aa Mveral corporations bnve b«en taxed under this act, we are led to the gratifying^ conclusion th»t the law stands approved. In other words, that all are so impressed with tbo necessity of education that they rea'ly accept the law providing for inereasod educational privileges, without questioning its constitutionality. TJhis is truly encouraging, and if this act shall remain operative, it, in conjunction with other provisions now in force, will firniah the means by which the schools throughout the Stato can be brought to ar\ average length of nix monthr, per antium the year IS 70.

Heinl8' Gardens.—A visit to this delightful place, situated a short distance south of tho rolling mill,-is* otie of much pleasure, especially to ladies who tako euch great Wight in. flowers and nil out door ornamentation. Under the warm influences brouifhtto b&nr jn the^five la^ hot houses, Ae Brolnl Brothers now present a magnificent array of roses in pots, many of them just bursting into bloom, dahlias,-, vacbonas and oth&r bedding planis

kia|gjln4,hAk^iJn!

12:10 p. .. Mail £.25 P. M. 4:10 p. M...Mattoon Accommodation...10:10 A. M. EVAN8VILLB AND CBAWFOBBSVILLB.

ZAVY* fi-40 a* Accommodation ....4:03 p. 4*03 P. Mail 2:50 p,

Bpsid^ tfidiif &>Wdrs and plants they ai^Wyft Stoi^ifed with well grown evergreens, frtiit^reU of ev^ry variety, grape vi be

In thisjconnection we wouldfgmajk that it has to us always seemed strange that go many people persist

fin"

Then go to work don't let your house "stand out doors" any longer. It injures it in its present appearancc, and undervalues it in the eye of evory customer, who w^dbHy^. tfnriTO

Dedication at Roc^vi^-K.—The peo-. pie of our neighboring town appear t? have had a good, tune on Tuesday eve? ning. A through the instrumentality ri'*wntrr Steele, having been coni(tf6Wcl'?EUt®rii.nd« somely fitted up for the occjuigiu,-..'Vfa? formally dedicated, w^j^ippr^pf carf emonies, speechos and music. We congratulate our Sockville friends upon this evidence of enterprise and progress and hope that tho new Hall will be the means of promoting their social and intellectual welfare. "We copy the following notice from the Republican: .ii-Thi citi.eni of iRockville, generally, attended the dedication of "National Hall," last night. The exercises opened with music by the Rockville Band, when a prayer was offered by JEld. J. O. Reed. Gpu. Steele then introduced Hon. Thos. H.

Nelson who addressed the audience in a speech of over an hoar's duration Whi^h abounded in beautifully rounded sentences and was delivered in that peculiarly attractivo.styfle for which Mr. N. is noted. He alluded to tho advancement made 1^7 our town and county since his first acquaintance with this section or country he remembered we were at times virtually 'from the fest of fliankind for weeks at a time for want of mail facilities in thos® dajts there was not a fridge spanning a stroa'm in our county, but that 4hie class of inconveftiancoajiad long since been obviated bv the erection of gogd and substwitiM tmdgel. i^Bbat he also remembered the consummation of another

county and to the growth it was that of the E. & C. Railroad. This road had furnished us means of transportation for the products of the spil and placed us in direct and daily communication with the world.

And now, said the, speakor, you have peered for £oir «ijoyinei^, edification advancement and ^nproveoaentlhis magnificent Hail—a tuifdicg which would (do honor to any city in the State of Indiana —oomplete.iand perfect in all ^its proportion^ where it wilt bejyour privilege^ to i£$it {jrom tifti^ tp time %nd partid{Mkte'in whatever is calculated to entertain atad ^vance the b«8t interests of' Jthi* people. .After complimenting Gen. Steele, together with the~Directory of the Bank, for the enterprise exhibited in the erection of the

Hall, Mr. N. proceeded to speak at some length of the Republic of Chili, to which country he was the Minister Plenipotentiary under the administration of Mr. Lincoln. His remarks on this subject jiighly entertaining %nd instructive, fthd Wete listened %o with harked attention by all present.

After the conclusion of Mr. Nelson's tiebfresfc the choir, fiang that patriotic and soul-inspiring national ballad, the Star Spangled Banner, which was enthusiastically applauded.

Then followed brief speeches from R4v9. Wm. Y. Allen, J, Bishop, J. Reed, and S. H. McNutt, after which the doxology was sang by choir and audience, when the h«ntdiotion -wat jprcmounced by Rev. S. H. McNutt. Thus ended the ceremonies of the evening, which we teel safe to say- were highly ettif^ing tt all present.

STATE ITEMS.

Wm. N. Aikins, of Randolph county, has filnd his petition in bankruptcy.

Thus

M. E. Sunday School Convention

at Evfersville adjourrtod sini die yesterday.

There is such a demand for houses and lots, at Harmony, that it cannot jje«nppl'ed\he present BBason3l,W,ra,'?

The

erinj

nr«,^s.

gr^tt jJrtAfr,

stocked with the choicest plants. Many new and fare specimens have recently been added. That the Heinl Brothers stand at the head of their priifeMiof hi this line,Jthe many pfonlitrtM awarded them at our State, fcouirfy and horticultural fairs attest.:

''fiVrng: tout Of

doors." They build a residence, large or small, .they plant it ob someoligiblesituation, yet for all that they "live out doors." Not a rose, a shrub or a tree is planted, to ornament

yytfjadev

tbe( ^wjpd whistlr-e

around the unprotected walls, the house looks bletik and. bare, and truly "stands, Sut^OT# wtf see'luch ileuses ^ryJIay and griovo for those who dwell beneath their roofs. And how little trouble, aft«r all, to changd such a' hofae. A very little money, a few hours earnest work upon a pathway will make it a different affair aDd present an aspebt deelaririg'that sotn^body lives in that vicinity- A tree planted to-day will, five years heh'ce,take y«u in the shadow of its artrife. and siDg you to sleep witfrlfaeimaiie wPits rustling^ leaves, and autumn comes will yield its juicy fruit an arbor, however rude,' wHl in tkne giovr with clusters of great brown grapes which you will gather as. you may.

^The City Marshal of Gree&cast^e had his pocket picked at Lafayette, a day or two ago. Loss $65.

-i.'tTfic Secretary of &ta$o has ..the. commissions for the Justices bf the Peace in fib6 varioiif cnuntW nKout ready to forward -iw jp -.! -,i—

A number of educators from Indiana are making arrangements to attend the National Teachers' Association in Nashville, Tannessse. -i "Thbk* Bac*ELOKs" of Harmony advertise for wivel. Several married men of our acquaintance would be happy to fill their order.

SIlISIlpS

The

saws

Auditor of State has issued a war

rant "on th|' Trpafii^, ill -tavfer^ol tl* Agint Jt ^tate. 'in^t5ie sifei which are to be applied to the redemption of the per cent, war kanlondA.

MttUffil i»un -ufoaA The

The trial of Scott Lane, one of the young gentlemen implicated in throwing the tra^n ,ofl' the track by which on^iqefr Dodge lost his life last fall, "Was coiiimenced at Willifinisport, Warren county, on the 22d.

We learn frpui the pLnd^a^apolk nhl that'^our men B. fishes, Joseph Kinney, JL. S. Burkett .^od Cbes. Buck, were arreted on Tuesday fbr cpn--spiring to rob pay car on the JeffersonviHe raijrbi^. wfta exposed to Superintendent Scott, who made every arrangement to thwart it, but by some cowardice on the part of the conspirator*, the attack was not made. The pay car was to leave Jeffersonvillo on Monday evening, and the robbers had made tho threat to get the money if they had to kill every

9^ on the trajn. wa rmtm

Tbe Evansville Jpyntal gives the following account of an accident that occurred on the O. &. M.-JR..R. at 2§ o'clock Wednesday morning, near North Vernon.

The accident occurred while the train was running at a high rate of speed on down 'grade nhd On ctirVe, by the brea'king of a flange of one of the wheels of the! locomotive'. Thd locomotive WAs thrown! down an embankment, turned. h.ftlJ.,ovcrj' and iialf buried!ft the hil 1 beyond.' I'he express car was also thrown .dowQ .l|ie einbankment, took fire «(nd «bumM-ftp with all its contents, including some $200,000 in treastlre. vt 'T,

The train was composed of seven cars, all of ,whi#tt were thrown froni th# track, except tHe Crystal Pslace Sleeping CarJ Engineer Kidd, who ibas baaa on the road thirteen years, and never before metj with a* aedideg£, \^ds j)^d§r ^ly|j|Bed andj mangled", and will possihly diet The fire-j man was hurled headlong through the' "look out" into the woods, and received aj few slight bruises and scratches. Strange ly and almost miraculously, no one els' was injured.

Vincennes

Indianapolis Journal gives the following accoutft of & "ter|i|^ragedy" wfcicb has startled the citizens of Knox county:

On last Sunday evening, lfndx county was the scene of a torrible tragedy, oc4 curring near Wheatland,,and which may result in the death of a very promising young man named William Dunning. For some time ycung Dunning has been paying attention to a daughter of Charles Smith, Esq., who resides some four miles from Wheatland- Of la£e, Miss Jskmth has received several" anonymous communications, evidently penned by ope under the influence of the "green-eyed monSter," warning her nolohger to encourage the suit of young Dunning, and assuring her that in case she married him, he wot)ld bo killed. On last Sunday afternoon, young Dunning accompanied Miss Smith home from church, and remained during the evening. Afcout half past ten o'clock, Dunning stepped to the door to see if thfe rain had ceased, in order to return hom^ as he closed the door he went to a tabljB .near the window tp get a drink of watef, and while in the act of drinking some onb fired at him through the -window, the charge entering his head just above toeright eye. The gun was loaded with shot of various sizes, but principally of buckshot. The young man is still lying inra critical condition, but at present there is •fltill sope little hope^f.h|s. final iBQgyqtf. A ydurig mati named Albert* Byefs'wis yesterday arrested on suspicion of beirfg. guilty of the crime. Circumstantial evS-^ dence will be very much against him. Some one discovered the wadding of the charge fired to be mado of the leaves pf some law book, and upon examination such a book was found at the house Jof Byers, as he was supposed to be the party, who wrote the anonymous letters. I

200

A --j illO

Call

at J. & H. A.

Lost.—A

23d-

LaFayette Journa lot the 23d* says:

The divorce case^Of Oylef vs. Oyler, oo (Siifttad moet of the time of the" Circuit Court yesterday. The wife is the oof that appn^d ai^l^Ufaimd the divorce.— She was the sixUi wi£s of the defendant, fnd is thfM.hiijd ««jparatel from him by divorce.

Dozen

Foo«."aaiCsAjffi'ib6ttAits %cA^4«€wn

fr?ii",tM§ut^JrilTry'«^-=tbcl^#?i

ffie payment bf tnfe salaries of the Professors in the State University at ^PPBH ington.

Davis'and

Evebgrken Trses.—A

tfy

ihwExcelsior Spnng Wiiteis on* (®&i%hti fresh from the Spring at Saratoga. diw

small blind dog, named Fiio,

color brindle. A suitable reward willfbe

paid for hir.return tome. J. 0..Jones i?

Spring Gogdjs.—Arrjvin eluding mrfny cboitffe dress goods, sprirfg cloak ings, etc.

,0^thouwnd wanted att^e fipt ca)l A Not without meaning

A. B. S. G. W. S Popular and Pliant F. D. S. For State occasions

fine and well grown Evergreens, at

Flowers

Comets received at Weisz'

Skirt factory opposite Postoflfico from 75 CMits to^l® a pieco. IT -r—

*Mcb-P66feb Means to pravatit baldness. gray hairs, and diseases of the scalp, ^'Barrett's Hair Restorative' is ,the oniy sure remedy. d&wlw —1

,ji 1

dlw

Good Templars of tho Thirteenth

Distridt^ojtopo^d o£ Pulaski, Jasper, Newtcn and Starke, will meet in Convention at Monticello on Tuesday and Wednesday, 28th and 29th insts.

DBMS

correspondent of th

E. M. Barnes, Dress maker.

Pabasoes

$jiiien 'Napkinp at $2,00. (wer® $2t50.}^

!Wfet4

aftd tSOlertd Deyles^'i/K

Cheap Damask and Snowdrop Giotbs. 2dt

Edsall

oahi 1 iH. it

The

Notice

ft €o.

1 if'klLfixJiil'ill is||^pf r|o1| Stoves, better trimmed, fer^less money than any other house in this city. Please a a lT^i

Bau- has jtist received the largest stock of Stoves ever brought to this market.— Gives more trimmings at Ices prices than can "be had at auction sales. aaoVi'ltf 1 fct di'

Oni0& by* the quantify,' Oranges, Lemons, Sour Krout, Maple Sugar and Molasses, Cranberries, Apples^ Sweet PBr

8!ysM5^£W.pSSf''

Dusx Rings, for the American Watch, called the Patent Diaphragm, making the ease dust proof, Bbedman's invention for tha befcefit of the waarer—mp ^e appUed to any American Watch in flvo miriute*, at trifling expense. Also,. American and Swiss Watches of all descriptions for sale at

John

Freeman's,

No. 5 Wurron

Block. it $\f\ [2l,dtf

fine, seasoned,

Fence Posts.—2,500 split force pdftU. for sale by ii d2w, 0. E.

Hosford.

Buttons,,

Florence

in great^variety, at

Riddlo's, 1^1 Main street, [2«,dtf«

Sewing Machines, at Rid

dle s, 151 Slain street. [28,dtf

New

Variety Goods, at Riddle's 151

Main street. [28,dtf

Neck-Tibs, Collars and Cuffs, nice and re^Sv, St Riddle's 151 Main street.. [23«dtf tinman

M. V. Mottdy, east of the Public Square, has a spl^dfd Msortment |4ne and common Cigar?, Fine Cut \!HieWihg and Smoking Tobacco, that has over been brought to this tnarkot. Country and: city merchants will do well to give him a:

best Mattrasses in the Market at!

the City J?ph^ster^ o| ^aprg^a^ & Jinr-^ .f aiOdlw

Change.—E.

Sundowns

R. Robbins

having removed his business stand to 5th' street between Main and Ohio, is prepared' to furnish his customers witfoGaftleA al/d Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf E. R. Robbins.

of all grades, Hals in all the

leading styles, Dutchess,. Golden (jlate Norma, Leporella, Oudo, Natalie, Violet, &c. Bonnets the finest out at the lowest rates, at S. L.

25 cents per pound at Ray &

Bailey's. dtf.

Notice

to the

Ladies

Haute.—Having

Fancy Dyeing,

Terre

fitted up rooms in No.

157 Main street, 3d story, over Rippetoe's Store, I am mow prepared owry on the Dress making in all its various branches. Also, plain Sewing, Stitching, &c done on short notice. Stair-way at Dr. Thompson's Office. JHJ gM. E, Mcitefojs «i!9dlm

Scouring and

LOCAL NOT!Ce8.

"The Dearest Thing you ever knew within a human door' is "Barrett's Vogetable Hair B»8torative. SiSdwlw

Persons or a Nervous Tendency are more liable to suffer from Neuralgia, Nerve-ache, and other painful nervous affections, than from nthar diseases therefo.-i' should not forget that

Dr. TURNER'S TIC-DOULOUBK0X or UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL scbe remedy ii to be fotnd.

IApothccaric3 have it. Principal depot, 120 TREMONT ST., B09T0N, MASS. Prick,'81,00 per package by mail, two popta stampB extra 22deedlw

from |the Jeffect produced—ail explained At MAHASf & CO'S Drug Store. at W- 8. Ry«r &JCVs, Thursday, April —tt

Heinl Bros.,

i.-tst .#iJ|o»t Rose Garden and Nursery.

Frtjit

Trees.—Standard

Pour?, Early May Qherrie», Apples Peaches, in quantity, Concord Grape Vine9, Philadelphia Raspberry and Kitatting Blackberries, at reduced price?, at"

:i«?. ffdew ted.. •1 uffiM 1 Cause and Effcct If Hoff's Malt Ex-

jj, .v „j .^tractHealthBovorageiJroTOsUsgreat^alHens a Checked and flgnVetl silks. jetet

d2t. Edralt. & Co. enorjncua consnmption throughout tl^ world during the past eighteen years if tho scisntiBc Evening Kids, Spring gloves, etc. ~T bodies of nlHrtriiized conntrlee b«*e oaitodjn it 32t

EdsaLI

uourisbing, and b^aliog ^rowedy by its

& Co 'praise and bestowed upon iis origluntor jn*uy 1___ medals ftoiSdipionxtt ^f?t& m*t eminent phyii. raoidlv hn-

c',ns

Edsall

& Co.

_i t" _•

i,,

D. G. T. 95. 9. T. Imperishable

li?.X0i4 A. B. W •sTH ni No appeal. Old and young of both sexes take more

recommend it in tlioii practice to their debilitated tatients, and to tljoso suffering from

Appkttte, etc. if its intredoctlon into tho principal hospitals of Europe and America has done wooders.as the official reports will te'lify, then \ve fe»l that the American public are Justified in their appreciation of its great value, nni in their discrimination between Hcff's Malt Extiiaot £3,' HCAtTn Bxjtbaoc and the innumeroblp^o-called reuediei aatt toUics of th» day, .wlilch ara short lived by reason of tho slight foundation on which they build their reputation but Hoff's Malt Hx-

TfiACX jlSAt'TH Bevi»aos hM been atoadiiy incre*sin(^ Its coflSdmptltin for the past clghteop 2 years, and is more popular to day than ever, and wli^revor introduced has met with well-merited success. ...

OofTs

Malt Extract Depot, No. 542 Broadway, N. V. Prico S6per dczon

(nfi Sold by Dr

COc

nsgicodlw

Jt\JfJ I Moth Patches, Frcckles and Tan.— r—— The only Hehable Bemedjf for' those brown dis-

large stock of

I colorations on the face is

I PsattT,

and Dwarf

Hehtl^ROS.

aud PtANts.-^Four large,

houses full of Plants, consisting of Roses, Dahlias, Yerbanas, and1 other popular and new Bedding Plants. Catalogues free. Hanging Baskets to variety,

I I

.^1' „Mont Rose Garden and Nursery. #0.1.:^ .•:••• rt'i

SEVmrTT-FIT* CENTS.—A good fltUfig Whalebone Corset atWdin's Skirt factory. Who can beat that, dfftf

citE'AP wmrsFMpmt. I -.Mfegfi' .-

Onlj

T"i

I I haye received my patterns and opened on iforth 5{ti etro^U 'i I

$1,00

Re-

PAiRiNQ.t—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean ifrfd color all kindis bf Madias' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged

for irSSiiis! --i W.U-*

We prpposp to ftrrn^sk lhe XPRESS untfl

.Tone.

per bottle.

t~ i(

or less interest ii the «isWeir«io the^bove Barr Cigars," the best Cigaf in rebus. Gents from admiration-— Ladies'

fold bv Druggists and Grocers. T. L. MAUAN ft CO., Agehts,

Bfar].et for in conts, or by the box.

'PbAeV's Moth a*d

Fairs lb Loxios.'- Prepared oaly by Dr. B.

49Boirf'8t., New tork. 3old«Terywhere. mh27-Gmeod

Feathemnstcrs —Great variety and

cheap, at MAHAN & CO*8„, f?c^rnorMalotind Sixth Et.

"Opera Pearliie," with a Photo of noted Opera Singers. Splendid Toilet Powder.— Ladies,try it. At,.I.L. WAHAN A GO'S dt 'a' jru j. Drugstore

MEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TJEMOYAL.

RAILROAD AGENCY. I bane moved my oHee to MeKesn A Paddock's Mill where I wonld be plSaeed to my old

friends andenstoiners.

Ttewrth wertpts gtren om sWpwnta of produe 10 Ml la*t»ri3 CStles. AH *ail, and*ail ani Water rates ai low, and time as fOick as any competing lines. Oratn la bulk sfeipfed to New

England renrn*

wlfhont

ehabje of

fare.

JAMES H. TTTRF1B, A6t.

WEEKLY

5rtior'FtrH^of FM-.?

fc If. PRESS uhtfl fh'o of Be'cdnber,^ a period of nearly eight months^ for only

able fiedudtion'wfll -tetfi# WULcprry the ead^rstHrough the exci-

No effort' on oar part Will 'he m8ke'tb»^¥«»itMR«JdLeJiB8a. a. aaafcL newspaper, a ^«)BO«visi^)i,.and a faith fal exponent of the Republican Party.— •Aside from National affairs, the lobal pcl^ lilies of the State, Congressional DistrKT Jand County—in fact, every Township in the County will reoaivo all possible attention. The leading Republican speech®^ of the campaign-wiU^p^^shed.and shall «rontinue our rusuak vajifityjoC,telegraphic and hofrie ne^s, home and foreign markets, Ac. (her Low Rale, puts ii ln., th4 'pOTjTEfr qi Grant Oktb»-*nd-kK»«4^g*nn'tto'B to gnjiply their t(j\^nsh^^iii"|t4-j if^ghborhoods with goodltepuWcftn sentiments,, at a trifling expense.

Howis thetimeto ^rm yoblic|en^ii|ent Good Republican documents should be) p\it in tho hands of those undecided as td' which party to attach themselves. Fe^ votes are changed by the vast amounf c# time, money and talent fixgend^d just on the eve of election. Republican newspa pers should bo sown broodcast. They are bettor than speeches, printed or oral, coming every week with sharp, hrief, pointed items, they are tho small shot that tell.^h It is a steady agency the work goes .on continuously, as the seed grows in the ground. Democratic speakers and news papers are stripping for the field. Bad seed will grow if the ground. is_. not.occupied by good. j**

With this view,1-and that all possible good*- may lie jaccoqaplishod by a: widespread circulation, wo have put. the price of our campaign paper ^iown to tho lowest rate at which it can be published without actual loss.- 77V7~7:

Will Township Executive and our.Republican friends,.generally aid u& in"tHi& matter? Send in your Orders immediatelv, that tlio good w.Qrl% may be coir.Tnnnceff.

OCTOBER if.

,V Wile

to annonnce .the name of

WJf are authorized P. B. O'REILLT, (tho present Deputy Clerk',) ai a candidate for County Clerk, futytat to th'e tl cipion of the Republican "nominating Ooa§ei tion. ,. 'k ...

We are autlioriKed to annotlnce Major 0. SMITH as a candidate f»t Cletk of the Court* Vigo county, snbjeot to. the decision of the publican nominating Convention.

Baled* Graft tUUiSttaMw A

Jiu CQpimittees,

ELECTION.

Annotinccment Fee $5.00—p&yaMe invarta^•outAT: bly in advance.

Wi£ are anthorized to annonnce PHILIP RANDOLPH, of Linton Township, sb a candidate for County Co'timissicnsr from the Third District, subject to the deelRtifa of fh? Republican neminating Gotivrntiou. iktoA*^

No. 10 Soatli Fourth street.

Coffee

0Te

authorised to anno.onco HENiiY T.

\V OOlles

Straus',

aB ft

candidate for the offlco of Sher

iff,subject to the decision of the Uopublican nominating Convention. Wz are anthorieM to announce the name of JOHN McFARLANE, of Sugar Creek Township, an a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo County, subjeot to tho decision of the Union Republican nominating Convention.

W« are authorized to announce J. D. E. HESTER, of PralrleOrecktOtarwndilp, a« candidate for Sheriff, subject to tho docilsloii of fhe Republican nominatio yConventlWD.

We are authorised to annonnce CEPHAS D. CODDINGTON (present Deputy Sheriff) as a candidate fbrfiheriff, atabject, to the decision of ths RppuMIcan Nominating Convention.

BEAl, ESTATE AFPBAISEK. 'nr&U

We ate authorized to announco the name of p. BIPPBTO8 as* oaodidata ferJUbl Katatd Appraiser Vigo county, subjoot to tho dooiijoa of the Republican nominating Convention.

We aro autfiorfz?d to'announce the namb ot WILLIS SIMMONS as a candidate for Seal Es^ tate Appraiser o« Vigo county, subject to the de ciBion of the Bepublicaa nominating Convention

COrSTT CLEBK.

We are authorize! to announce BfTFUS H. SIMPSON as a candidate for ro-olection to thib office of County Clerk, Butject to the decision jf tii« RoptfSllcan iianiiiifffliig Convcnrfo'fi.'

Ws aro Authorized to annopnee E. M. MERS)DITH as a cahdidctlo fof Clerli of ther OotiHs at Vigo county, subject to the decision of the B»pabiicoo nominating Convention.

We are. anthnriafd to anqeunce the name of JAMES B. URNERftira eonfiidato for the' of" flee of Conntj Clerk, aubict to tho decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

COVatT^BEASTOEie. 4

Wr. are authorized to announce the name bf JOHN K1ZK.R »g a candidate for County Treasurer, subjec't to the ddfisioh of the ItepaUican County Couvi iition..

We are nutlioriK to announce tho name bf D.W1E3 JOHNSON as a candiJate for .tbe office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision bf the ltnpublican'homlnnting Gonkr4utioi.

We are nnthsirtaed to' annonnee the name jb SAMlTKb C. MC'OTT as a oandidate for the oflfco of CoUDty Treasurer, subject to the decision,of tho Republiciin nominating Convention.

We are authorized- to annondce nENBT FAIRBANKS rw for Treaaorer of Vigo connky, fo tha dociflion of tfao BepulilicRii ^oortbattnj Oouvotrtion, •t ^ie 13tls

Wr arc ftuthorfzfeVl1 to announce tlio uftirte'of MOllTON C. T5ANKTN as a candidate for tha ficoof Connty Trfastirnr,

8ibj*Gt

if tho

oiitj wi"• ti.vMBBkj'

to tbo deci^(b

y©iwU»Iicaa nominario^

c^n-vontion.

We are authorize:) to announce the name:of

Cfitnty Trt-asnrcr. nubjeot to the decision1

Republican nomltfat'ng convention. •W-e are. authorized to annyttiiee'tWb liaioe of JACOB iBOWS b« ii cand™*rMor tho offioo" of Oonaty Treasurer, snt^rct to l|ta.decision df th*

liepublicAn County Convention.

Wf am anthoriied to announce tha name of J. F.'tfOBRUS of iloney 6^ek Tornahip^.as a Candidate for tho. office of County Treasrirer, subject to the de i«ion of ti Republican nomlfiAting Convention. 3?

We ara authorised to nnnbunco the mmd of WM. L.' SHUEY as a candidate for the offlcri of Conaty Treasurer, sutject to tho decision of the Republican County C'ORTetit on.

We are authorized to announce the name of WILL'TAtf PATRICK as a candidate fcrr the oflloeof County Treasurer, subject to the decision of tuo Kop'iUioan County Convention.

AMUSEMENTS.

THE BTENT OF TBR SEASON.

Olive

With her Wonderful and Fascinating Lecture,

VJ tit CUe

Tuesday Night,

Now on sale at Bartlett Aw^in'a. Bookstdre

W. H. Bannister, 79 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE m. sfh i«ii. v' *COALMiaSl6 GRAIN.

Cp:nMiu|i AAiag^rty, comar Jttain.. waA- thi^

(!*.«

:,i&wGt$c&

Ihi Orover, Fontth itrMt. oppbiito Market Birr,^ Oullck *Berry, cjif^er Ma$n I. %. tfahan Co., comir Main tni

Vigo I'onadry Md Maelrtne Shop, Seath, IH A Co. ,'iwfi Hi'ft'IV and ». o. ••». *. FNtahr Depot. S rhoantf Frufcdry and MacMde ghdit.'MoKlfterii, Dengler Co., co#ner 9th andEagle, near Passe*-

GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. F. Oelgei', Gas nd 9team Fitter, Mala St A«t-, between Cth and 7th. GTJN0MIT» AND STINCH/CWTT^

J*oh a Armstrong, Ohio Street, eaat of Thfrd HATS AND CAPS. N, Westfftll, 85 "Main Street., JMph 69* a«s,¥outIr «Mrd street

HOTELS.

National House, comer Sixth and Main

Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Serentti. &tawact>AouM»iieeaiMi4Ueet, uarth.jot Early House, West end Main street.

iWm. B. Manning, OWo St., E^st of jlth, W. HoWird Sfann Ing, Cherry rt:, between 3d •14 4th, t. •'•ttrttatort* jSftmti. )U(

S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. John R. Freemani:6^r^|n'siA^ [j|| /V MUSIC DEALERS. J. O. Lindemann, 9L1(^b Street. -"JL. Eissner, Palace of Music, 4i Ohio street

MEQIIANICSAN,

A. Tlttman, 201 Main strept.

A. Foc^ftf^jgn UNDERTAKER. Chadwick, Gruber & Co., Ne. 6 Sonth 4th St.| Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry.

X?OR SALE—A good Piano, ai JL Express Wagon, and.. Harness. Inquire oF ISA AO NORMAN, on Cherry street, between —. .4*

t^bESALB.-^iSbliMTfro X? PERTT.—The undersl^aed will' sell his ioi terest in the New Flouring Mill, situated Torre-Haute, Indiana, on tbe Bloomington Road, between the Railroad and Canal. The building is new, only being completed a little orer one year. The machinery Is all new and in good running order. Tha Mill has got two Bnn 4f French Bnrs, Flour Packer, Smut Machii Rolling Screen. Corn Shelter, 4c. Satisfa reasons given for selling out. For fnrther ticalrsftpltft W .J,*#.*,,*

Sireet..

set

rnp»OFnw*55Er^

Dowmnct_HAL^,i4o^|

WS£i:

KVIVKSWZBr sV

Ktath

»dt A S

MOmXpL^-iw *3

0«»» Vf BflUHMSr, at tUkiofflMj I) BOO^B ANDSHOS8. 3V i. B»rrfi, 99 SfBfii'rtreri.

Henry Layman, Lafayette atreet.

Saggl

Loibing A Taenier, near BOOKS AND STATIONERY. I I^Bartlett &

SPRIIfG SHAWLS.

r&C

T»UT.kttS

T. O/flfrofef, Tllrd ittfet lortk Hat*. E.F. Merrill, 107 MaMMrSbt.*' JtiM'UteFMaM.aftiCMaiAJr'SMiN.OhioWtMt. mnuaMmeClfNttkWMt cm Public Iftsn "D'EtfiaSTS: L. -H. BaHbbldtoew, lG7 M«instriiR. r,riC. 0. Lincoln, Sth-M*, t)ef#6*n Main and Ohio. J.rAJpfcarda^rOWfl ^reet, b«t.,Tiar*!aMiitt- ., DRY. GOODS. Tuell, Ripley A Co., corner 6th and Main W. S.,ttyce A Oo., 77. lfaiiifatrjMt.^ C. Wittig Co.. 73 Maia «UMt'. A. Nippert, 116 MainatrMt I JCdaalt* e©,K coner^owMiaari.lUte tttMf 8syhia Watastoy 1U Mito aWaat-

1d Fourth, Btxth

J. & E. A. Darl«, conier Mala and Afrd. FOUNDRY AND ItAdKlHB SiHSM X*gl» Iraa Work*, W«. J. Ball Co., Mraw 1st and-Walnut.

an vi lined, ctory

P*f

Terre Hmte/.A«ft«l*l?68 dwltn

SAL'fi^Vaitwiftle Real E%. TATE^—The large_Brick Store Boom on tl»

corner of Wabash add Third Streets, occupied a Drug Store, nearly hew, and in good conditio^. The Branch Bank Bnilding. lot 57 feet on Ohio

AU0*T#r41'lllcey sitasosd tot* suitable fyr, small Residences, near the Nail Factory. This property will be sold at a great bargain.

For terms, apply to Pbmto Husskt, at National State Bank. maiildtwCw'

4th

T?0^ SAliE—^Etrfira &achin*. JJ Harlsg pnrnbnisi chino. I wish to dispose

9d(f Corner 3d A

with frnit trees, shrubbery and flowers gtu

stable with cistern and

carriage honse, togstpe

with two vacant

lot«»

-Call en th»arealse*.

ftl,2Cdtr

JAMESVAN KATOlt.

j'JJ'-'BASBtRUPICYy T.•*""^i

Thlsis A 14thdajj April, A. D. 18C8, a Warrant in Bankrn was jssnod against tkefEstata of

WILLIAM BRISCOE, I

Of Terre Haote, in tfce eoanty of Vigo and State of Indiana, who bao been adjudged a Bankmpfa dfa his

own petition

of «ny

S*»uc.it!

April 28.

ADMISSION RESERVED SEATS. ^5 fJJNTS

fori

J^OTICB—RBMO VAL.

G. FOSTER SMITH

Has moral from East side of the Public Square t« Main 6treet, one dobr east of .Orfman, whe|:e»

he will be glad to see his old customers, a a a

Maia Street, bet. Jlflh and

SUth,

Indiana,

TerceHl

rxet**ahn**r»s

rrmxn ill*

bim, or tor bis use, and tha TMnste

property

by him Is forbidden by Law ^hat

•ssalaa n« 4ha10redihus of the Mid IwIMn

prote th»lr debts and to choose one or iM*

AsslSneesof

bit Ketate, will be held at a Conftof

Bankruptcy,

t^ MhAldM at Xes. t2nnd 7* Matb

street, Terre-Hante,

Indiana, before Isaac W,

flw&waw.*?* ntm ii

BXNJ. J. SPOONKB.

a29 dUt. O. S.

»boK

jAiWaiAVts

BROOHB SHAWLS, tl'Vt-liS'S "i

WBLLA SBAWU^

IX RXA UXITVL STYLES,

C0BULU8 HASmm

1 v* iVtt iA

pTRE^CTOODS

—AT

C0RHELHI8 & HAGGKtTY'8. \r

fvjwiW «niiik3ji ni-#gn«Tt) «J a.iT

It* AND yomta$[ t&iasV

r*q®

OOTTONADBS,

ao *r*.

MoiftiMen ts^—scotch igbakii^ Ja«. G. Wilson, P. 0. Box 734.

NOIKKRS AND TBUCMlNG^f, T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street.

NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCE. BIES. Olhiutai, lici»w«ky" Coi, Main Str«etroe«r 6th. ,^x OMNIBUS LINE. 0. B. Miller, orders at Post Office.

,-4tw

B. Bnckell, Senth Fourth street. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.-

Joseph Strong, 190Hlafn »trest. Raj. 4 Bally, Fourth street, Sonth of PoetOtRoe^ E.JI. fc"flo., lit Maltfstree^t if

STOVES' AND TIN WARlS. S. B. Hendersotf, Fotrrtfi street, Booth of P. O SEBtoS'Ailfi IMPLEMENTS.

€0BHfLIV8 HAfifiEBTY'H.

/(j fejiSOPtf'tJ

*JK

A Good Assortment of •9M-" '. n, .5 A

A I O E S

Bleached andBrown

l*Bj ,a8l,

Mt, and CHECKS,

•stf itirtm Mfoxi ,«

PINKlitlS & WMmMY'8

A f'ull Assortment ,oX„411

no Je5 ...F^ndH^Of aiolixixVL t&ewUjiub »i .jeowJ

1st O *r it s, ofwrt-nio vtv AT

CWNBLIII8 HAMBKTI'S,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

bsi*

Terra- ttauto. Indiana

MILLINERY.

M. A. WALTER, Be moved to ga% THE HED BAZAAR. ^ui -iM. rYiSijO: iiitot Iptfi ftnlmcit

Main Street!

O jJOKOTv. ioi tm esiitta m.1T

DRESS TRIMMINGS, AT THE BED BAZAAB. di iX aoo

odJ

I StiAir Sewinf of a Wheeler &

lison

ttacfitne ttiaf"^rBaVe Vmadsr It isln gcpd

^KIZBB,

Walnnt streatst

T7K)R SALE—Several Houses tuid

Lots in a thriving part of the city—»8(K)jto £1,600 each. Enqufrdof the owner, Wm. Doimr, one square east of the Colon Depot. Also, on* Gold Watch and one new Sewing Mdehine. aldtf

1?OB SAL£.—Oa Strawber^ mil—Dwelling containing six rooms an

hall, good well,

cistern

and

cellar door-yard#*]

ni ro ntb imcao»bnat

II?':&•*** no orf:T04f.0TI aH ddS to T»ijffl3fri rni ,nrr»!r cab srii btnt-ils-.q idarets/s .nitY wi wil frtiT .1 f£ galgd

J«iT .bnn bf At

I I N E tmOl^ALB, SS AT THE BED BAZAAR.'

old .iM .v. .tM i»dW qu tarn ban ,miod aid in ,tm Jsflj fiefs'! sdt diiw ,fceB-rriJei tew

N O I O N a AT THR KKD BAZAAB. wqM&KI AM ol is?!

or, us eroveitsa

a"-'

.nol^ils? d.ffw

#wtce,

nfc

MarsiMl,

DM.

Mian

^JADEffiXAGB FACTOilY.

I at

^^^Te^jrourOarrfi

rn»r 2d ind Wainut streets, TerreHas

fl also Uom. aoosaplete aeaortmehMT sc., salt

i»sn. wrtt»niea

-•i»T

WHEELER ft WILSON'S

8BWINIACH1SB8, E lWltSTOTH, Ayeut, r, Ai THE KEP BAZAAR 2 149 Mam Street^-.na

BANKHUPTOY. ^, &rfT THIS IS TO QIVX N6TIOC,! That on the 14th da* of AprilX*. n. 1868. Warrant fn Bsiknffey WM issued ajnisst t]

DRY GOODS.

JOHN BALDING,

of Twrre-Bkaft. in the oMnty at Yigt and State •t Indiana, wfe* ha* haen MU.ndged a Bankrnnt, on his own Petitton that the paymant or any Setts and dtllrfery of any property helonrtng to Mrtfe BankMpt Mm, e* for hia nsa, and tha Tsansdffdf any Proper^ by hiss is for hid dan by L«r that asserting of U* Creditors or tha sdld Bankrupt, to prere their debts and to chooee one ot more tidgiin bf kW BrttWa. wiii hs hold at a 'enrt of Baakrartey, toW koldeo at No.

and 74 Mate atreet, Terre-Haate, Ind nnt, hef»re saac R.

Befister, ofe th* Ud day of

•WU n. uwis^Ti vn

lay, A. n. lM.it aprll2Sd8t.

Is to

that tha payaant ot nay dfbtft

"and delivery **7 property belonflinRAo *oh Bankrtrpt

voQsn.

c. s, Xarshal, Diet. oMndlTna

BANKRUPTCY

This

ilM t.

"4 naI:

give notice,

that

the

April, A. D. 1868, a

ltih

day

Warrant in

was Issued s—Inst tha latnta

Bankrupt*?

F. WAtMSLEY,

«f Terra Han te, in the connty of Vigo a'nd State ot Indiana, who has been adjudged a Itskhat, Mi his own Petition that the pafmii of any inaddeltveay of any protettybelonclac to

Bankrnnt to him, or for hla use, and the Ttcansfcr or any Property by Mm is forMdd«n by Tiaw that misting or tha Oraaitefa of tha Said Baakrnpfc to «rovo their debtaand lo choose one or nsrs Assign est of Us Xsi»te wffl be held St a tof •fiikniptey, to De hold*n at tbe Law of IMton *¥k*f in lk« dtp of Tsrre •ante, aid flta*a ft Indian* before (saao N. rterca, Beglstar, on the XOi fty of May, a. B.18W, at 6'doe*. a. 11.

MNJ. J. SPOONCB,,

ap9d2t U.S. (SaVfhnl, Dist. of Indiana.

PLUMBING.

i— .. ZZZ~.~, 'x ii

I 4 it at j, IMarcli, XS€IW1

W. *S. RYCE &

I •«JH.iS4»ta. il« &Jw#

00 ,"

stMstU. HAya joaT RECEIVKI?"'

lOOJ(ftL^CARP|TSnrvp.i jJ'VR I Hr A ,in

Inclaclhg ENOttSlI and AMBBTOANA.IO#!

Tap—toryw» Z^Z BrumelSt .aw* Thfree JPly*,

'•i.

Wool,

-fcA

SJPRI0H& Hi:/I

.JzlfS

t1S

wool Dutch,

.«••* eti Venitian,Sn?f

]. ?**$*•"**

-Cottage, .uwn., Rag," tuff

Hemp, &c,

-9m

Btwgktrtboe th* daeliiM in prteec, and w'll be SOU on the earn* basis for the present, notwithstanding the upward tendency in pricrs. .••.awl aMf

50,000 ROLLS

CASSIMERES

»TO*»r

WALt'PAPEBS

(Wl.1

(For Men and Boy's wear,

••...•*,.• .7,».

:v -tolmi iaq

,rn .1B6T

RKOf'iVKI),

INCLC D1 Nrt "f®

STAMPS GOLD (i» NEW duiohs^

BROMKE, HlTlie

-'3* n-'

eioiJMDs,

j.jft,

tt-tfn* *i» ik,

BLiNKS, A-

WTS,*c. aef

.,? y: as

tsatuui »oiiian# '8aJ® co«» iixd *n 'jtl-jff. Ortj Sil fets wi. f-. •artir-t' .•

yi&w* w.

DECORATIONS.

S I 8

7* V-J

lodges,

bl%ai

«v» TNORKAT VARTKTT FOR tJ

TICKS,"' sfdaj19 won (f?

rate Dwelling*,

Vbitir,

ote^otau

Halls, »s eaj .jfwt

P1IIIT"rjA6r

SW®*n«,4e. ooo /at

.r'sztsiH.

We have dMoratlona 'Tb saft it^e taste of ike most fastidfons, as well as thosa »qnlrla( mere display. Let everybody understand we Intend offering inducements to USK WALL "PAPER FBBELT, and do away with white washing nd gofng with bare walls.

Wamsutta

Mit|| j,a

Nottingham Lace Ourtafiis.

Lonsdale,!

iwifti tHi

Hiii, and

Jriwjii

E A CHED MISL 1 !*S

-wsssvsa cs

i.J. at ij»hWHOLESALE PRICEB.

w'.' I-l :/e

A CO.

M/i iii-i

DRY COOD8.

APRIL. 10, 1^8.:

*'-0 I«1 Srfj

mrr%

In .*!««(

has tn ,,

TUELL, HiFLFJ & IU.

„»OI OFFER "lOOO YARDS*.

WHITE AilB COL PIQUES

At40, SO, 06 and

Trimming# above—great vartety.

UiJirJlHiJI .'iRMtiij ri*\YAtm •isIlcQ afrf* ittii

1SI1G .We te* cajii b»tasrj**

t"HHt .«*«,?

HlHCi !ff»M »,-J r- i. ,.

rBBHCH KOLL POFLlSSSLSO

(Bogular price f2.00) at"

TUMLL, RIPLEY CO'8.

*1B3 \9vtm IMS ti adzavllyfi mtatj 'A4aoi** thu »j ct mKJ T«& ad )m'»t »«tJT

s^,,.

.SmMiftHHdy cii .,* .fou***-, tee "WW***: II* fj. bkH rfi,

BA^THEAnPOPLINS, AT

TVBSLL, RIPL12Y& CO'S.

Black and Col'd Ilress Silks, In On? Grain and Qro t)eAfrfque, at

TUELL, RIPLEY Jb CO'S.

bnrn-m

itf

jj ii

ttq 1^,

Trimmings, Satlm ud Vtftageg,

All oolort, at

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

rtw i»-»•»» %4 MtMit* ant-# uibUir- -if,fcewo*Uws Mtl «.i.

»e .Ksaeevt

HANDSOME SPBtHS

AKESR uoodn. Great VRTiety—up from 20e., at

TUELL,

RHIJj!TJU?Q's vsr iO i»* fti

dmoUcaI ny mends to ere nection

B. mtngw.t. bsju

tsl- PLD1D1B, and at the raqiiest of many I bags to anaounoe fhat hs to now prepared •'«. titi aB ordersin the abairebnsiaM^iin oon inM-oflUihls foiMeFtlatli u4 «r»i*li9s "OP-dn qberry attest, between Sd and tth

W4fES CLOSETS, jjd prin^iplM.

*dt lalfj

arms

Spring Cloaks ami Shawls, Up From $2^0, at

TUELL, RIPLEY A CO.

050.000 frints.

Bleached and firo. MwHns, Popnlar pnes«, afc

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO'S,

Corner 6 th tad

si. ,.f TSBRJSaHAUTfc IN1 a »dt )*e»A,