Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 May 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY TEKRH 11AUTK INU?

Saturday Morning, May 80th, 1868.!

Republican Ticket, j|

KOB PRESIDENT,

GEN. ULYSSES S. Git ANT," orimaoi.- .Hj'i FOB VICE PBE3IDENT,

SCHUYLEK OOLFAX,

Of Indiana.

ruK OOVP.BN0B,

Oct. CONBAD BAKEB, of Vanderburgh. you LItUTJiNAST-OOVJIBKOK,

Col.WILL UIJHBAOK,

hThis

of Decatur.

FuU SECRBTAHY Of STATU,

Major MAX.

V. A. HOFFMAN, of

Cusb.

i'OK AUDITOR Of STATE.

Major JOHN D. EVANS,

of Hamilton.

FOE TBEA8UBEB

STATE,

^enerai. NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin. FOR CLEES OK T!1E SUPREME CODRT,

Coi-onkl

THEODORK W. McCOY, of Clarke. FOB BEPOHTEB OK THE SCPBEME

OOUBT

Colonel JAMES B. BLACK, of Marlon. Iron attorskv okxekal,' 7). F." WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. FOB SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,

BARNABAS 0. HOBBS, of Wayne, ZrOB Kl.ECTuBB AT LAUGH, THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYl'OOL, of Kayftts.

FOB EI.F.CT0II, SIXTH DISTRICT, CAPTAIN E. K. ROSE, of Lawrence.

CONTINGENT,

Coi.onf.1.

JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

THE Chicago

COLFAX

Journal Buys ail tbo good

Generals in tlic United Slates aro Repub* Means, antl now a Genoral beads the party, and General Ratification waves the flag and gives three cheers for GRANT and

all over the country.

THERE

is a grest deal of truth ig the

remark of a metropolitan colemporary that all respectable people make it a point to show tb^ir disgust for such moral exhibitions as the

Was to have been, but at the same time the first they look for in the daily press is a report of the affair. Every decont person bewails it as an indication of a very low state of morals, but at the same time he knows how to appreciate thv excellence of the daily journal that gives the moat complete account of it.

heartily agree with the Albany

Evening Journal, whose opinions on all subjects are to be respected, that the Chicago Journal is one of the best Republican newspapers in the North-west.

Always true and loyal, it preserves a happy medium between destructive ultra* ism on the one hand and false conservat ism on the other. Since the inexplicable defection of the Chicago Tribune, it is the leading organ of a vast body of K®publicans in Illinois, Iowa and Basterii Missouri.

Does

the Express agree with the Chi

cago Tribune, and the other great organs of tho Radical party, that the Chicago platform demands the payment of tbje government bonds in gold.—Journal.

The Ex

i'Ress

party would gladly get rid of its

bloody and criminal record if it could, mado in four years of relentloss and savage sways, by casting it upon the shoulders of the Democracy.—Journal.

No sir. Tho Republican* party glories in its record as the grandest and proimost over mado by any party in any a^e or in any country. No doubt tho Jotiarval really thinks it was "criminal" |to suppress the robollion which its own pacty commoncod and prosecuted for sevei monSji^ during tho administration of "tpe saintlyu'Sago of Wheatland." No doubt tho Journ a I holds to tho old Domocrafcic doctrine uf State sovereignty and find no more authority in the Constitu., tion for coercing rebels than could Ja%$ES

Buchanan.

All this is sound Dei

oratic doctrines. It waB the iBsue tween the Pnited .States government tho rebels and was supposed to have bi Fettled about tho time those eminent Democrats

Bob LEE

and OK

romlenil to

JOHNSTON

GRANT

s^r-

and

SHERMAN.

tlm Journal is not satisfied with that tloment because Democrats and Dei cratio principles were subjugated and feated. The Republican party has So sire to cast anything "upon the shoul( of the Democracy,'' for their self assui load of infamy is greater than any paity can bogr and will cry to Heaven for vengeance so long as the worldjs cursed ^th a remnant of thut organization.

Masonic.

We learn from the Indianapolis Jcj rial that the newly elected Grand ter, Mr. Rio?, on Thursday, appointedjthe following, which completes the roster of officers:

George B. Engle, Grand Chaplain, Wm. JJ. Hollingaworth, Senior Dead W. H. Smith, Junior Deacon. Isaac M. Stackhouse, Grand Lecti|rer.

Foote, Grand Marshal.

Frederick Hauisen, Grand Tyler. The Lodgo was engaged during th^entiro day with the Grand Hall busines.— The report of the Trustees was commuted tea special committeo, and the report of this committee was made the special older for tho afternoon sesgion.

Tho Trustees say that they had not sufficient funds at command to enter lipon any practicablS plan of improvement^

Tho special committee reported that the Trustees neglected tho duty they frere called upon to perform, and entered into plans and calculations which they jrere not aut^oriy.ed to do that the/ proposed a new building instead of the imptfovemeot and remodeling of the present flail.

Tho special committee stated that unless tho repairs were mado at once the pall will be untenable by next year. II recommends the closing up of the portico^ the raising of the floors, and the addition of a story, making elegant storerooms, a capacious public hall, and convenient and large Lodge rooms. "This may be done by calling lit the loans of the Lodge and selling the ioath end of the lot to within thirty feet of the rear of the Hall.

ijftfcefirlber embeiB thaUKring tho

laiFsesdMh oF"the Gelm-al Assembly of the State of New York, a member of the House, Mr. GLENN, made some very severe charges against certain other members, involving accusations of bribery in the matter of the Erie Railroad bill.— This effort ltf^te member elicitedthe utcaopt excitement, and Guupi was (bullied and worried up to such a degree that, not being able to stand up against the combination formed by the parties interested in preventing an examination into their derelictione, he was compelled to resign his position. The New York law in relation to bribery is so framed that it prevents the teoepfiodj of evidence from the person to whom the bribe is offered, as well as from him that tenders it, so that the rWull'really is, to shuj out all testi mony. Mr. GLENN was unable to sus tain his allegations by direct evidence, but, believing himself to be justified in h» declarations, although he could not prove them, he set himself at work te collect evidence, and seems to have obtained enough to justify a grand jury in finding a bill of indictment against the person who offered a bribe Jo Mr. GLENN himself.

The presentment has been accompanied with others, thl teontents of which are notyetmadepublic, but which it is believed concern the interests ol some other members of the Legislature whose susceptibility to pecuniary arguments as to how their votes should be cast has caused them to yield to inducements of an improper nature.It iitobe hoped that the efforts of Mr. GLENN will '.be successful. The character of the last Legislature of New York

and the Republicans of In

diana believe that the "Chicago platform demands'' just what our State platform asserts, to-wit: that the public debt having been made necessary by. the Democratic robolJion "should be honestly paid and all the bonds issued therefor should ho paid in legal tenders, commonly called grconbnclcs, cxcopt whore, by their express torms, they provide otherwise and paid in such quantities as will make tie circulation commensurate with the com mercial wants of the country, and io to avoid too gTeat inflation of currency, and an increaso in the price of golc|'»

#o infamous that in bad reputa

tion it exceeded .any body of that charac* ter which has ever been convened in the United States. The quarrel between Dhet* and Vankerbilt was one which it is not believed was settled according to justice, but merely in reference to the compensation paid for votes. Both parties "bled" plentifully, but the New York and Erie Railroad men seem to have had the most riroriey to spend. At least such is the legitimate inference, as they succeeded in getting the passage of laws which suited them, not because the "set tlement" on that platform was such as the interests of the Commonwealth of Now York required, but because the "arrangements" to obtain the passage of such laws were the most perfect.

»,j ft Decoration or Soldiers Graves In accordance with the order of General Logan, Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, the first annual floral decoration ofthe graves of the heroes who gave their lives as sacrifice for our country will be observed at Crown Hill Cemetery, near Indianapolis this afternoon, for which the following programme has been arranged and will be strictly followed

P, 3-Oi PROGRAMME

AND ORDER OF EXERCISES FOR THE DAY,

Minute guns will be fired from the Cemetery Grounds and State Hou^e Square, alternately, from 12 o'clock till

The procession will commence forming in private conveyances, on Market and Circle Streets, at 12:30 o'clock P. M., and also on the street cars on the corner of Market and Illinois streets, Washington and Illinois streets, the right resting ?n the corner of "Washington and Meridian streets.'- The procession will move out Illinois street, to Crown Hill Cemetery, at 2 o'clock precisely, in the following order.

City Band.

I Wagon containing Orphans of Soldiers accompanied by a Guard of Mounted "Veterans car-,

Upon arriving at the Cemeteries the carriages will be left outside of the grounds, and the procession will be formed and move to the grove in the order above mentioned, when the followjng ceremonies will take place: l. Sounding the assembly.'

II. Reading General Logan's or i.. by the Adjutant General of the Department.

EON MASS

Light Battery. All the Bells in the city will be tolled, commencing at 2 o'clock P. M., at which hour the procession will move, and con tinue until tho procession is without the city limits.

Monday, June VSth,

CENTER POINT\ INDIANA.

Upon consultation jfith afojirfty ofj the Central Committee, it has been thought advisable to call a UnioR, Maa», Convention, to be holden at the same time and place, and in cbnnection "witt3 ^he Union Nominating Convention of Clay county.

Hon.

THOMASH. NELSON

The nominations will be made by delegate convention, pursuant to the call published heretofore. It is therefore expected that the townships will select their dele gates for that purpose, the same as if this call for a Mass Convention had not been issued.

By order of the Central Committee. THOMAS J. GRAY, Chairman. =====

Progress of the Union Pacific Railroad. A brief dispatch a few days since informed the public that "Mile Post No. 600," had been reached by the track-lay-ers, and that the cars were running to that point. This makes six hundred miles of rail laid beyond Omaha, on the great highway across the Continent. The distance has been accomplished by the energetic managers of the road within two years. Three hundred additional miles are now in progress of construction, and by the first of November next will be finished and in working trim, the material being now on the ground, and the grading rapidly approaching completion. Ten thousand tons of iron lately purchased, will be delivered during the present season, and we should not be surprised if five hundred, instead of three hundred, additional miles of track would be finished before the year closes, which would bring the the road to the Great Salt Lake region. This, however, must depend, to a large extent, upon the sale of the mortgage bonds, which, should they meet with as much favor as they did in the last year, will undoubtedly insure the the completion of the road to Great Salt Lake during the present year. It is now believed by those having the enterprise in charge, that the whole line of road can be opened for traffic by the end of 1869, instead of 1875, the time fixed by the Government in its grant. The bonds hitherto have found ready sale at par, and in a short time it is firmly believed that they will command a premium, as the principal and interest, are both

payable in gold. =====

WHO KILLED IMPEACHMENTf

From the Chicago Republican.] I. Who killed Impeachment "I," said Lie Trumbull, "Let who will growl «nd grumble,

I made it tumblo, I killed Impeaohmcnt." f.

IX. !.

Who killed lmpoachmcnt "I," said Ed.BoBf, •'I gave it 'gOBS,' ...j.

And little's tho loss, I killed Impeachment." 17

Who killed Impeachment "I," said old Grimes, "When I got the dimes,

And the Tribune and Timet I killed Impeachment."

i- rying their BatI« I* tie Flagsi 41 Minnisters of the City in Carriages. The Governor, Officers of States, aid

Judges of the United States and other Courts, in carriages. County and City Officers and Commbn

Council, in carriages.

Officers and Members of the Grand Army of the Republic and their Faun lies, and all other Soldiers ".'^with their families, in carriages. Members of Benevolent and other t)rganiaations of the City and their •5families in private convey.v/.s ancos, and Citizens '-"j"""-™™"*'"""" In carriages and street cars.

III. Prayer by Rev. C. N. Sims IV., Music by the Band—"Dead March.'*

V. Address by Governor Baker. VI. Vocal Chorus, by Prof. Biapk't as 4 W VII. Address by Quartermaster

Elkin.

VIII. Floral decoration of graves^ by eighty orphan children of sol-

diers, assisted by eighty young soidiers. IX. Funeral Dirge, by Prof. Black's

Class.

X. Wreathing of the graves.

3(11X1. Raising the Flag from half mast salute of thirteen minate guns "Star-Spangled i'i Banner," by Prof. Black's

Class, followed by "Hail Co-

...jiu lamtofa," by the Band.

Magnolia Wate*.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half he pric e. m20-deodw2w.

1V"

wuMi wo

will positive

ly be present, by invitation, and address the people upon the important political issues of the day.

Who killed Impeachment? "I," said Pitt Fessenden, "And I'd do It again, N

And keep my family in I killed Impeachment.'

Who killed Impeaohment "I," said Joe Fowler, "And the people may growl or

Call me still fouler I killed Impeachment."

VI.

Who killed impeachment "I," said Van Winkle, "The whisky bell tinkle

Took me over in a twinkle I killed Impeachment."

VII.

Who killed Impeachment "I," said Jack Henderson, "My conscience's a tender one

Didn't I bend her some I killed Impeachment" ('•a

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does not stake his reputatiu

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J^OTICE—RBMO VAL.

f? Q. FOSTER SMITH

Hais moved from East side of the Public Squase fo Main Street, oaa door east of H. Sitau, w|a* hs will be glad to ses his old custcawrs, aal aa '""""•-.'•ai. tmni Maia Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Tevve Irnts, Indiana, aSUwtf^

R'.""" S INN EY,!

The celebrated Doctor

rand

ic Diseases, is now at the Terre-Hante House, Parlor No. 4, (2d door to the left from Ladies entrance,) where he will remain until Monday morning, Jvne 8th. »«i*| fo«? rArfSw if 1 wr 1-vi-a'wcilrfmrtat^*va it

Dr. Spinney is well known as founder of the Montreal Medical Institute, Canada Bast, and late Proprietor of the Sfc. Louis Lung Infirmary. Dr. S. having practised in most oi the large cities, both in the United States and British North America, has had opportunities of witnessing a large variety of Chronic Diseases in all their protean forms. He would therefore invite all those who may be suffering from any of the ills that flesh is heir to, to give him a call, and though you may not know the cause of your sickness or distress, he will tell you what organs or parts ofthe system are affected, and to what extent. Call and satisfy el

The extraordinary success of his practice has established for his system of cure a reputation unparalleled in the history of medicine. No array of words can add to its glory, and the malignity of its enemies cannot diminish its brilliancy. His treatment of diseases comprises the use of Electricity and vegetable Medicines. He neither blisters, bleeds, gives mineral poisons, nor noxious drugs. A successful practico has proved his remedies to be certain, safe and efficient.

ogASH, AND EVgRY HUMOR OF v,

TbeSaUtn Olservtr says: By gentle-' manly deportment, urbanity of manner^ and his auccesaftll method of treating disease, he has gained for himself a large circle of friend* who will welcome hi* return at any future period. We heartily recommend him to the afflicted wherever he may go.

The St. Johns Morning News say*: Few physicians who have ever visited our have so oc

city, have so complete won the confldidence and commendation of their patients as has Dr. Spinney. We daily hear him spoken of by hi* patron* in the moat satisfactory terma. His treatment of dUaases is effectual, and the afflicted have in him a teal friend.

ATBV BK KIND AND

General Habitual Constipation, Ac.,

TO GIVE H^M

Bead the following extract* from the Frew. The St Louis Dispatch iaya: Dr. Spinner, to one of the moat aceom» pliahed phynclaas ia the country, treatr ing lung complaint* and. chronic disease* with a success that i* almost miraculous. Wherever he has practiced he has been remarkably fortunate, saving many thousands of sufferers from premature graves, and by hia system of medical electricity, he has performed curas in an imnenaei variety of the moat complicated diseases. We have been acquainted with the Doctor for many years, and eaa vouch for hi*' professional skill and ability to perform aU that he promises, and to hi* being a, humane ana liberal minded gentleman.

feel it lmpoaible to

express my gratitude to you for the wonderful cure you have made. My foot and lee, which had lost a large share of the flesh, from the effects of £ry*ipelas (intproperly treated at first by another physician,) is now quite well, ud the bonee and muscles, once plain to be seen, are now covered over nicely with flesh, in a heal thy condition. Though for along time I lay in hopeless condition, given op by many as beyond tbe reach of medical aid, I have, by your kind attention for ten weeks, been saved, and I feel that you have been an Instrument in the hands of God t6 prolong my life. With feelings of the deepest gratitude.

I remain your humble servant, Mas. G.-HAWKINS, St. John, May 4, 1863. Princes* St.

To th« Editor of the Evening Telegraph: DM Sib,—For five or six years

been afflicted with dyspepsia in it* most severe form. I have been treated for it by some of the most able physicians in Montreal. Prcim time to time I placed myself under their treatment, ana after using an enormous quantity of medicine, felt myself only growing worse. My disease increased, appetite failed, was troubled with a sensation of pain, weight and fullness at the migrastrium, ooativeness became depreanng, my apirits grew low, causing great dejection. I tried all kinds of advertised remedies to no purpose. My hope* of recover} began to faO, when at last I concluded to try Professor

new method of cure. I am

now a little over two-months under the Professor's treatment, and am happy to say that I fed like anew man again, relieved of my distress,' and enjoying life a* in dayi gone by.

Wiixiam

SnraMBk

No. 3S Seatoa Street.

P. S.—Any person wishing confirmation of the above can have it on me.

by calling W.S.

Montreal, Sept 24, 1866. rweofl iiSiv 11 CiS at iftt

IftaT ^imki—Dear^ir,—I feel' that I should be doing a great ii^uatice to yon, and foiling for short of my duty to my fellow-sufferers, should I foil to scknowiedge the benefit received by your skilful treatment. Before coming to you, I had been suflhrinc for about Six years with a cough and affection of the lungs, which at last became quite serious, weakening, debilitating, and unfitting me Mr alt the duties or pie—mes of hfe. It is about four month* sleSa 1 pliced myself under year treatment, aad aas happy to say that my cough i* gone, lay long* W strong, aad saygsneralhealth isnatomd. 1 eaa oaly an that I would heartily rsmmaiesi all,who suffer with like affliotioas to pboe thesssslv** niwWr your attaeatw&sotdeky. WlthhMitfolt thaahsformy speedy ieuu»sy aad wst» Mtfonlakeafth,lam, ssosl isfwtflilly, yours, Ac. fuuinHMontk 752 OaM avenue, St. Louia, Mo.

CATARHH, LARKNtiETIS, BRONCHITIS

in its first or earlieiBt stages, he offers a sure cure and

immediate relief. He also extends a polite invitation to all who suffer from the effects of

SCROFULA, HIP DISEASES* WHITE 8WELLING, ERYSIPELAS, SALT-RHEUM, TETTER, SjIvjJW

Physician for the treatment of Chron

Who may be suffering from the effects of youthful follias or indiscretions will do well to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon ever laid at tne altar of suffering humanity. Dr. S. will guarantee to for feit one hundred dollar* for every case of •sminal waakne**, or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and foils to cure. He would therefore say to A unfortunate sufferers who may read thiijjRtice, that you are treading upon dauBous ground when you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy for your complaint you may be ia the first stage remember von ate approaching the last if you are bordering upon the last, and suffering some or all its ill effects, remember if you obstinately persist in procras tination, the time must come when thS most skillful phyaician can render you no assistance^ when the doot of hope will be ckwsd against you whea no angel of mercy eaa bring yen relief. Ia no case the Doctor failed of aucoes*. Then let aotdespaic work itaelf upon your imagi nation, but avail yourself of the beneficial result* of hi* treatmeat before your case is beyond the reach of medieal skill, or before grim death hurries you to a premature grave.

Dr. S. will guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases. f«v# mU .enM if.il 1: Jttir.I, oi'.VI

Caatiea to the

Every intelligent and thinking person most know that remedies handed out for general use should have their efficacy tablisbed by well tested experience in tbe hands of a regularly educated phyaician, whose preparatory studies fit him for all tiea he must

the dutiea he must fulfill yet the country ia flooded with pofa nostrums and cursalls, purporting to be the beat in tbe world, which are not only useless, but always injurious.The unfortunate *hou)d beptfticalar in selecting Us physician, as it is a lamsatable yet incontrovertible fact, that many patints are made miserable with ruined constitutions by mal-treetmeat from inexperienced physicians la general practice. The experienced general practioner, having neither opportunity nor time to make himself acquainted with their pathology, ooma*only pursue* oae system of treatmen t, ia most cases mahing an indiscriminate use of that antiquated and dangerou* weapon, Mercury.

All who have committed an excess of any kind, whether ft he the solitary vice of youth, or the stinging rebuke of misplaced confidence ia maturer yean, leek for an antidote ia season. The Pains and Achee, and Lassitude and Nervous prostration that may foUoware the Bsromefor to the whole system. Do not wait for the consumaurtion that I* sure to follow do not wait tat aasfchtly Ulcers, for Dfcabled Iambs, for Low of Beauty aad Complexion.

T1STH UT8ACTKD WITHOUT I t'/od PAliLrg -.'I O to to a ad to

IF"

fadwvv liijHIUJili i. ui Kfcfl

Likewise, Spinal Disease, Curvatures, St. Vitus Dan^ Fits, Parafysis, Contracted Muscle^ Distorted Limbs, li !o :.tt tilvii1 DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,

A CALL.

10 the a a

The Doctor would moat especially call. Having spent many years in the study and treatment of female complaints, he feels competent to treat them in their most malignant forms, he would therefore cordially invite all who may be racked with paw or suffering from any of the great host of troubles with which your sex are so often afflicted, to come and try his new method of cure, which has relieved thousands of their sufferings, and saved many from a premature grave. itMMSB ii icneii Meetrielty, For all ladiea who are afflicted by any of the following complaint*: Cold extremities, weak stomach*, lame and weak backs, nervou* aad sick headache, constipation and indigestion, pain in the side and bade, leucorrhcaa, iprolapsu* uteri, with internal diaeaaea of the organ, and all other attending complaintsof the genito-urinary organs, a

dyDr. Spinney's Eclectic Benovating Bemedy for all irregularity incident to young, or married ladies, whether from cold, sickness, inanition or misfortune^ is a sure, safe, and mild medicine, and invaluable to those who prefer vigor and health to sickness and decline. It is purely vegetable, containing nothing in the least injurious to the health, and may be taken with safety at all time*. Private coaatdtinp room*, especially for ladie*.— Full particular* given by applying per •onaily.

MIMle-Agci

There aremaay men of the age of thirty to forty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation* from the bladder, often accompanied by a alight smarting or bur aing aansation, and weakening the ayatem in a manner the patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary depos. its a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of a thin milkish hue, again changing to a dark and turbid appearance. There are many men who die of this]diflleulty, ignorant of thecauae.

Ith his

Q»*emltmtien free.

11. n. JONES

JONES

op«i)«d, on 'lb« Public Square, ((vom for••rlj occupied bj Mr. G. Fo«t*r timith't

,'i fUH.'HI

I I An astabiahment lor the sale, at

Wholesale and Retail,

1MB» ""Itliiel (I

A I IV

IMPLEKENTS

^EXCLUSIVELY,

Aad lauud ttaviu^Jhe laiaast^aflmost comLl«Sar 6tock,o#v'-'' .fp*raif9v) TfotJA lot

TOtfr) 111

FARM GRU' UHi:

Ever offttfetl in this market.

RusSel 'and Massillon (Russel) Thresher

JOHE8 A JONES.

maylldwGm

DRY GOODS

C. WITT1G&CO.,

I I O rNit mM 73 MAIN STREET.

OPPOSITE MqKJEBN'S BANK, .!!•""! istm Jecj .'HnJi/KU iiril' ,7 tA 't-«

WE OFFER

4 jk

Greal Bargaiits

SUMMER GOODS:

Flie Embroidered Huikercts oj

aion mi naj At 25 cents apiece.

Fine Scallopped Lawn Hand'kfl

irfj Urn At28'centsapiece. "^8 qcnJt'j

Cotton Parasols,r,tuJ

Silk Parasols

Claallles, DeLaineis, niiq 'iu Lawas and

ferralem/

MUSQOTTO BARS,

A Large Stock, bcjngh^.chcap and Buld cheap.

Ladles' and Children's Hose

onti aad upward*, iw

GENTS' HALF HOSE,

12^ cents and npwardf.

Ball TrlniHlngs, Kufflln^tTape and Marseilles Trim

mlngs, Buttons,

mu,»D»

."(& ofitao) A LARGE STOCK of 8TAPi.ES

•0*1 To suit thetimee St A

€. WITTIO dt CO'S,

Next Door to Davi*' Drug Store.

pLAUSSBN, BISHOWSE.Y Co Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

W O E A S S A E S

FANCY GROCERIES, SMABS, TOR4CMMi, TRSN. etcMlf

PLUMBING, l""

&• BUCK Willi being a practical P101BIR, ana at tho request of many friends begs to annoance that he Is now prepared to exe eats all orders in the above business,jln son neotlou

flonse Painting and draining.

SHOP—On Cherry Htreet, between &nd 4tb BATHS\ PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A- fitted np on the most apprwved principles, kepalring promptly attended to vpH

gOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Hollce {^hereby fiven that in pnrsnance of the provisions of Section 60of the Ulty Charter, the Cosuaon Council, together with ths City Clerk aad City As»eSsor, wilt meet at the Conncil Chamber, in said City, on Tharaday, Jnne 4th, 1868, at 9o'clock A. as aBoard of Equalisation, to hear and decide all complaints (If there be any) Ic relation to the City Apprafsmsnt for the year ***, and equalise the same, as right and jnetlc ay requite. w. ilABPkii, aiaySldtd City Clerk.

J^OTICETO C0NTRACTOES. Sealed PopMals will be received at tbe OlScA of 0. Wee, Chief Engineer, tn Vandalia, nntit 12 o'clock at noon, on Taesday. Jnoe2d, 1S68, directed to Messrs. McKeen, imith A Co., the coatractdrs for the whole Lice of Ball Boad Ic the State of Illinois—lor the graduation, clsarlBgt maieu /aad trestle work, that part ol the Line of the St. JLoaia, Vandalia and TevreHaate Bal Bosdi, situated between -the towns ot Oreen^fll? aad Etlagb

On aad after May 23d tbe Profiles Ac., of, the Line can be seen, snd such other necestary Information relative laths totting obtained, by atllinK at theOSoe, in Vandalia.

Ths work to be let will compare farorablr wltb that usaauy fooadla Oentral Iiilnoli!, comprising kssry as wellaa light work. Total leqgtb ol line to be let at this time will be about fifty Dillu.

Sometime la^er—after the route has been determined to the ls4iaa*8tate Liee, thsre will be a letting of the balance.of tbe Liste, comprising a large amooat of very heavy work.

Contractors not pmaaafly known will be'reqoirsd toprassot satisfactory letters, bbuwiag their ability t« complete whatasei work max be allstted te them.

After the allotments kave been made, (be contractors will be reqnlfed to cosaanuoa promotl} thair contracts. it. B. LEW1V,

Consulting Engineer Bt. L.,

May 18, 186)dtd

A T.

U. H. B.

QAKBIAGE FACTORY. •aw ls the time to have yoer Oarrtsaer. Mi. gl*a ao^ paiatad,, trimmed aad repaired gaaerally, aad the place to have it doae is at HARPJ*. WILDY CO*N. Oorass Sd asd Walnut streets, Terre Halts. We are prepared to do all work sntrueteAto

tha most thorough manner, and at prices that defy competition. Ws also have on hand, and in ns ef coastrnetlon, a complete sssnnmsnt of "OarHages, Baggie,

Ssrlng Wagons, Ao., salted to

thu market, at the loweet poeeible prices. All weik.warraated. mh9dtf