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DAILY EXPRESS-

TKKKK-HAUTK. INO.

Saturday Morning, Angust 1st, 1868

HA.II.ROAD TIME TABLE-

TJEBBE HATTTE ANI INDIANAPOLIS, ABWVX.

IEAVE.

io' 2i

4:10

4:00

r..

WMIK TO VOIR INTERESTS.

Save Time and Money.

if you have anything to sell, Xf you have lost anything? If you have found anything,

If you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a house, if you want boarding.,

If you want anything,

•Pall Five Thousand People at once, —BY— Advertising In the Daily Express,

We have been carrying on the LomaAlle Journal thirty-seven years, and dunug i-.ll this time we have known no man of business in the city to fail who adiertiscd liberally. And we have known

Good music ill bo in attendanco.

THE

County Executive Committee

mcots this afternoon.

THE

foundation walls of the post office

building on Sixth street are being laid.

COL. DUWLINQ

THE

is announced tospoak

to the Now Albany domocracy to-day.

Tiik

Third "Ward Democracy raise a

Seymour and Blair polo noar Gilman's rooper shop, on First street, to-day. ....

is due to the honest hard working Republicans of old Sullivan, that this city should send a good delegation to participate in their maes meeting, next "Wednesday. A haif-faro train will be run.

CLEARANCE SALE.—Tnell,

FOR

THE

TLY

V. E *..

SPECIAL TRAIN

1I:C0

M...5Iattoon

p- K'

BT. L0T7IB, ALTON AND TBBHK HAUTE. ABBIVE.

L.EAVE. A.JV,

A!i ::::sia= rn|: lLlOr a Expross P.

Accommodation...10:15

8:66 A. M.

KYAHSYIliIiK AND CBAWITORBSVIIXIS. mav

6 40

A a

aaaiva.

Accommodation

,:°°*•

4|2f

Mail

aOCKVIIiTjE EXTENSION.

XIBAVK. 4:13 -.

Republican County Ticket. I0E BUTE &CKAT0K,

IIABVEr

I).

ror.

EEFKESEXTATIVES.

i-AAC N. PIERCE,F.MSLEY HAMILTON FOR CLEBK. JAMES n- TUBNEB.

FOB TBEASTJREB, ,...

MOBXON C. BANKIN. FOB SHERIFF, NICHOLAS FILBECK.l 1 OB EE 1L EST'TE APPEAISEE.

TAME3

BUBG

Fin COM'IBSIONEB,

BENONI G. TBUBBLOOD. FOB SDP.VETOB, ALEXANDER COOPKK.

FOB COBOI'EB,

JDAVID CHBI3TT.J

"FOB A53*880B—HABBI80S

tjo

—PBICNTICJC.

ally.'

TO-DAYS' ADYBRTISEM ENTS

Upeo'ai Notico—Tuoll. Btpley A Co.

Dry

Ripley &

Oo. commence to-Jay their sdmi-ftnniial islearunco sale, and will offer their entire stock at prices that will insu^o a "clearance. See their now. announcement, this morning.

INFORMATION of our readers

who do not read that language wo will atato the card elsewhere printed in German typos is to announce that a Free Lunch will bo set at the Bstrella Restaurant, this evening at nine o'clock.-

CASE beforo the Mayor yes«

tcrday was a young man from a neighboring town, found associating with a oouolo of negro women- He seemed not altogether lost to shame, however, as he requested the officials to withhold his name from tho papers.

SACKEP CONCERT.—Wm.

THE BAKERS,

A:T

ONIONS

SPECIFIC

PUBLIC

SCOTT,

TOWBSnir,

D. B. WE IB.

EXPRESS,

BAP READING.—Tho

one to

succeed in any considerable if even in a resectable degree who didn't advertise liber?

Gjcds—TuelJ, Blpley & Co AnnucmoutE"—3ucrud Concert—-Coucordia Hail Z,. c-,1 Koticc—Daa&Wson'o Claim Agtncy.

6MMr l4SS MEETWO,

At tlie Court House. Monday Evening, August 3d.

GEW."' SCHIIK2

Will address Lis counlryffiua in their owe language, on the living political ijt-aes of the nay. Gen. Sctfurz'has with his word, pen aud sword fought bravely for liiu adopted country, and from his superior statesmanship and scholarly attainments, hiu hotirera may oxpoct an extraordinary (iffort.

SULLIVAN.—Hon. MABONIC.—Dowling

John Ingle, President and Superintendent! 16 Knights Templar, will me6t at th«lr of the E.

& C. Railroad, has authorized us Asylum this (Saturday) evening at 7Ap. to announco that a half-fare train will m. By order EM COMMANDER. leave Terre Haute on Wednesday, August 5tb, at o'clock, A. M., for the Republican meeting at Sullivan, returning to Terre Haute at C.50 P.M.

AGAINST

Acd he might have added, fancy a clergyman reading a beautiful hymn,in a drawling and spiritless manner, showiug in every utterauco thai, tho service ia mechanical. A hymn or a portion of scripture well road is sometimes far more impressive and effective than some sermons. Kite's. 'X.

WHISTLINGjpIRliS.- isA,proverb :'i Hi "Whlstl ag girlo aoJ

that-

Show me the girl who has the hardihojd to whistle in tiiusa days, when everything natural, aveti to tho very hair uf your head, is at a discount, and I'll show you a girl who can be depended upon, one who will not fail you in time of need, and will give you the true hearty grasp, tho cordial band shake, tho war®, genuine welcome-, no tip cf the kid glove and a cold how-do-you-do who can brave danger, lock tuil in tho face'without shrinking, laugh with those who laugh, and weop with those who weep, as well a3 whistle with thoae who whistle who can, in short, take the world as she finds it, rough aud rugged, and not go through life as though she were walking on eggs, and afraid of cracking a ahell who deals in substance, not shadow.

BENEFACTORS are those who

contribute to the happiness of their fellow creatures—and such we are fully persuaded aro cur young friends Hewitt & Myers. *1 his was proven yesterday afternoon, when the printere, editors and :devil" of this office were transfixed with wonder, astonishment and admiration, nt the appearance in the sanctum of a huge freezer of ice cream, with the compliments of the gentlemen named- The entiro corps was quickly in congress assembled, and after the delicious compound had disappearedj united in one voice that this cream was the best they had tasted this season, and recommend the five thousand readers of the

THE

"Cow IN THE

Pel Ussier,

who has taken charge of Concordia Sail announces under the head of "amuse-, meDts a Sacred Concert to-morrow ivenin^, in which a number of vocalists ate of tho German Opera, Kew Ynrk, will makethoir Urst appearance.

engaged in tho stabbing

r.ffray. Thursday evening, had not been orrested up to last evening, although several officors wore searching for them. Wo understand the elder Baker was pretty badly bruised in tho melee. Growley'a injuries are not

bad as flr3t reported,

Although cut in seven places, none of the wounds are very deep, the atabs having been made with a small knife, and he will recover.

TRA?.—As

tho season has arrived

these pests, the ants, housewives and othprs who are troubled with them may probably use tho fellowing trap to ad. wantage: Procure a large sponge wash it well, and press it dry, which will leave •fhe ceils wide open then sprinklo ov«r it i-pnie fine white sugar, £t.d place it where the ants are troublesome* They will*oon oollect upon tho ep ^nge and tako up their abodo In the cells. It is only necessary iodipitie sponge ia scalding hot water, which will wash them out dead. Put on mors sugar and set the trap for ft new haul- This process will soon clear the house of every ant.

OVER

THE

Cointuandery No.

MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE

EPIDEM

ICS.—A correspondent of tho Scientific American commends onions as a specific against epidemics—not as an esculent, but sliced, and kept in a sick room, where they will absorb any atmospheric poisonThey should be replaced by fresh ones every hour, ft i« noticed that in the room of a small-pox patient they blister and decompose with great rapidity, but will prevent the spread of tho disease. Their application has also proved effectual in the OfiRO of snake bites.

A MEETING of Co.

fifty

following hint,

which dropped from the lips of Charles Kean, shortly before his death, may be worth tho attention of some of our clerical friends "You can have no idea what we actors suffer in hearing tho noble church service murdered by bad reading. Fancy a man beginning a prayer 'O Gawd,' inr.tead of with the short round Saxon 'of

COWB

THE

CIOWIQJT

heiia

Alwajs como to some bad end#." But notwithstanding the old proverb, a writer steps forward to defend whistling girls in this independent fashion

Fort Wayne

SMITH'S ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE, AND

DEVOTIONAL

AND PRACTICAL FAMILY BIBLE.—We wore favored yesterday with a call from the Rov. Mr. Mitchell, who is now in our city for the purpose of canvassing it for the abovo works. And, after an examination of the fac simile prospectuses, which give a clear idea of what the works really are, we heartily commend them to tbo consideration of the intelligent public. Tho Dictionary is already well known in all literary circles and only needs to be known, in its present form, to the general reading public in order to create a desire to possess it. It has received the unqualified approbation of the most profound scholars and divines of all denominations ia our land. W« quote what tho clergy of our city unite in saying of it. "We know of no moro valuable help to the ordinary reader of the Bible than Dr. 6mith'a Biblo dictionary."— Signed by all the ministers now at home in the city. Tho Family Biblo poscosses many usoful and attractive features that deserve attention. And as Mr. proposes to canvass the city as rapidly as possible and as a Family Biblo it a thing no one has' need to purchase but once in a generation or two, we advise our friends to see this before purchasing elsnwhore. ..... I -O. ft. *•».

YARD

!'—This is a foar-

ful cry in tho night to one having capital invested ia flower beds, shrubbery and cabbage in process of heading. "A man overboard" !n a heavy sea, or

i:fire:'

in a

high wind are appalling and ominous sounds, but they won't make ono jump clear out of bed and hurry into tbo open airwitb suflpetoders dangling behind, and mouth full of

cuss words,

like the nry

of "cow in tho yard.'' But than thcro is a heap o' difference in cow& I don't consider any cow ill-mannered that walks into an open gate and goes to cropping tho luxuriant green grass on the lawn. She accepts tho invitation and no doubt regards it a* exceeding ill-mannered, if not bad usage, when she is pelted and drove out with brick bats. It ia the malicious, burglarious animal that I complain of. One that can take a common ^ate clear off its hinges if it don't yield to gentle manipulation, and goes toJmtting and goring the rose bushes and the arbor vitaes. The sooner that cow's bide is in the possession of Burnett & Ross the better for community. Whole neighborhoods have been dupciled of their beautiful gra?s plats and choice shrubbery by tho nocturnal visits of tbose wicked female bovines. Thero is no mistake but what a cow that will give down cheeriully and don't kick the bucket is a blessing and a comfort to the owner. If such ft oow occasionally trespasses on your domain for food, and not as a spoiler, be content with wttiog the dog on or hitting her over the head with a clothes line prop- T.

THE

—The frav

ternity are requested to meet at Masonic Hall this (Saturday) morning at 9 o'clock to attend tho funeral of our late Brother Charles C. Freeman. The services will be attended in St. Stephen's Chureh at 10 o'clock.

By order of L. A. SMITH, W. M.

DIED.—At

CHARLES

midnight of July 30tb,

FREEMAN,

in the 52d year

of his age. The funeral services will bo held at the Episcopal Church this morning at 10 o'clock. 1

Fighting

Bov3 in Blue hold la?t night, the following officers wero clccted: Harry L. Ryco Captain, Max. C. Wood 1st Lieut. Jacob Steinmebl, 2d Lieut. Ed. Marquise, Orderly Serg't.

Tho non-commissioned officers will bo appointed at the next meeting, which will bo held on Friday evening of next week.

STATE ITEMS.

GENERALSC lis last nigb£

rnz spoke at Indlanapo-

HENDRICKS

is posted for a speech in

New Albany, to-day. .. -j, PEACHES

sell at

$7,20

ansvillo.

to remember Hewitt &

Myers' cozy saloon, when in want of ice cream, cake*, confections, or the more substantial article of bread in all varieties.

have lately died of

disease in New Albany. -fj

WATERMELONS

retail at a dime apieco

in Evansvillo. Tho stock on hand is immense. -T

THERE

will bo a Republican mass meet

ing next Tuesday, at Haubstadl. Gov. Baker will npeak. ... —__—•

COL, WM.

B., have reached the old White River Mill, two and a half miles east ofWorthington. It is rumored that the road is located to that point.

GEN, SHANKS

Lowry to a joint discussion in the Fort Wayne Congressional District, and the Judge, we learn, has accepted tho challenge. The Genoral'a election is thereby secured by a handsome majority.

LEBANON

Gazeette

gentleman of this city, who wa3 a gallant soldier during the war, is preparing a history of the organisation in this city known as the "White Boys in Blue,'' with au account of the military services of each of its members. From a glance at itrin itial chapter, wo inticipate some rich developements-''

THERE

are at present confiaed tn the

Floyd county jail, three men on tho charge of murder in the first degree: Peter Cames, for shooting Finley on the 4th of July, 1967, in New Albany Henry Clark, for the murder of George Telle, at Salens Washington county, some three mouths ago, and Thomas P. Moore, for shooting and killing Albert Sinex, in New Albany, on Monday afternoon last.

A DISPATCH from Lebanon dated Thursday night says The Republicans are holding a grand ratification meeting here to-night. Col. Thomas H. Nelson, Republican Elector for the State at large, is speaking to an audience of one thousand persons, in the Court House. Tho Brass Band is out on the streets playing, bonfires are burning, and a great (leal of enthusiasm prevails.'

one of the transparancies carried in the torch-light procession on Wednesday ,F"l'eir evening, was inscribed the inquiry:

"Wlto paid the tax on Edgerton's $100,000 of bonds7" This was utjubt to Mr. Edgerton, though no doubt tho injustice was unintentional. His statement is that his bonds amount to $198,000, nearly twico as muoh as the tranepareucy credits him with, and that they have since purchased in 1864 been exempt from all taxation. How that happened bo never informed the public.—Indianapolis

THE

Indianapcfiis

THE

ATTENTION, COMPANY

LION

-saij

MCLEAN,

will address

tbo Republicans of Clinton, Vermillion County, on Saturday of next, week, at night., -r

has boon determined by the Repub licaii State Central Committor to hold a monster State Republican Mais Meeting in Indianapolis on or about, tho 18th of August..,

lOll.

Engineer Corps on the I. & V.

13.

dispatch of thh 30th says:

'A little boy, fourteen years of age, named James Adair, son of Mr. Adair, living near this place, was run over aud fatally wounded by the eastward bound paesen ger train yesterday croning. His lower jaw was crusbod and his leg brohon helow tho knee."

By order of G. W.

bays "A

SATURDAY,

Journal.

Journal

siys: "The

Democratic party has imported that roaring, blatant demagoguo and sponge, Richaid Trevallick, to again attornpt the herculanoan task t»f carrying the working menv body aud broochoa, into the Democratic camp. Wo apprehend that tho arrant demagogue and sweatless well-dress-ed bummer, will meet with no better suceess than he did two years ago, Mr. Trevallick ia the most completely and contemptibly played out man in America a stench in the nostrils of every honest laborer.'

DonoL-eracy of this District met at

Terre Haute, on last Wednesday, and nominated Daniel W. Voorhees as candidate ior Congress. Tho Democracy were plainly determined to have a war man. So great a war man waa Voorhees, that during the rebellion, he wrote to his Undo in Virginia, promising to come to his rescue with 100,000 stalwart men. And then, he Was extensively engaged in negotiating for tho purchase of arms—all of which .goes.to show tnat Danisl W. waa a fire-breathing Son of Mars. So was wa. Wide Hampton, bat H^pton frueht at the front, while the Tall Sycamore of the Wabash, through the medium of hie partisan eftortt, did battle agsinst the Union soldiers in the rear.

grm-

Msjor Carter and bis brave

hoys of the 71»t Regiment, suppressed the Monroe County Democratio Rebellion against the enforcement of the draft »o will he vanquish the man whoee teachings in a great degree induced the Indian Creek Township War.—Bloomvnaton

Democracy have "i -.en, aud went,

and gone, and done it." The "ratification" egg over which they have so long been incubating brought forth to-day, and a desperately lame chicken it turned out to be. We have no desire to misreprepresent the facts in the case, but really, if, after three weeks of energetic blowing and drumming, our "unterrified" friends cannot get up a bettor mass meeting than to-day has witnessed, we advise them to sell out. Everything went wrong with the affair from the word go. The "reception" with which thedistingulshedspeakers were to have been greeted on their arrival fizzled, the excursion traina were a fizzle, and the procession which, after two hours of hard labor, they finally arranged, was the worst fizzle of all.

It had been intended that there should be a very imposing display in the way of flags, etc. A largo and small banner, fastened together, and suspended across Columbia street, below Third, comprised tho cntiro display in this direction. Tho saloons all had flags out, bearing tho names of Seymour & Blair, and they wero the only buildings decorated.—LaFayetie. Courier, 30//t. 1

ONE MORE RECEIVED.—Another

load.

a bushel in Ev-

those unrivalled Steinway Pianos has just been received at Lindemann's Music Store. Persons designing to purchase a first-class instrument will do well to call soon, as the demand for these pianos is so great that the manufacturers are unable to supply the increasing market. This fact alone furnishes the highest evidence of their value. They are not so plenty as to bo sent to Terre Haute

by the car

dlt

GOING! GOINGII GONCM!—Everybody goes to the great Clearance Sale of Saxton & Walmsley, where Dry Goods of every description can be had at

first cost

E, 1st

R. Strout. 35. Wm. Burnett. J. N.Shepherd. 36. M. Williamson. Ed. A. Bugan. 37. John B. Davif. D. C. Stunkard 38. A. R. Turner. W.W.Ramsey. 39. Wiley Hovey. James Bethell. 40. Charles Brado. J.S. Gott. 41. L. F. Muzzy. W. E. Hampton. 42. C. D. Harris. 12- W- P. Yeagor. 43.

LAMBERT,

2d Lieut, commanding Company.

1ST.- An elegaat "Elliptic" Sewing MaVchine worth $65. :. 2D.—A real Valenciennes Lace Hdk'f worth $30. 3D.—A beautiful Ottoman Cover worth $12,00.

These valuable articles that are to be given to the purchasers of Dry Goods at our Great Clearanco Sale, (according to the terms of our published offer) can now be seen in our Show window. Take a look at thero, and at the attractive goods in the Sloro.

dlt

SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

August 1st, a great day at

the Clearance Sale of Dry Goods. Fine stock]at prices that give the

quietus

competition. dlt

DANALDSOITS CLAIM AGENCY.

TEBBK-HAUTE,

Vtm It

w"r

Keater 100

TlIrani A Crockett... 100 Wm 8 Woodruff. 100 Jas Kltchall 100 Sam O Smock 10U J»9 Wyant 100 Sam Bomine loo Jotiah Pierson 10) Iialah Hoggatt 100 John Stewart 1(10 Fr A Ooodwin 100 Albert Cobble 100 ZoraBKakc* 100 JTKuykendall 100 Jno Ha«Ubargor 100 SamTJona. 100 Gc.-o W Jaquiih 100 100 FrQenuug lt'O Edwtrd David 1UJ Qw W Havoc Fred Myers 100 David L."i»ch Henry Wltteabiock

ICO

Jacob Smith

Jav W Roy iter 10U Isaao Hoover Samuel Bhultr 100 Jasttn AcketmjD... A Trlplett 10) Ben White Craw ford Oris wold.. 100

Lewis

Jaa A Du«gor 100 Sarab Powell

Isaac Hall Wm Jonas.. Mllolllnger David Siultb....^ NatF Beener I*rael Price Wm Pearae Amos thaw Wm Shaw

100 Sarah Horaland.... UOEV Wltttnberg 100 Wmi Mary Elliott 103 100 100 100 100 100 100 ioo 100 100 100 '00 100 103 ico 100 100

100 Jno W Jones.... ICO Barton Calf«e.... 100 Samntl Coble 100 Ii Johnson 100 Jas erabb 100 Jas Thompson

Obasl* Sntptien 10* Alex Overton N Thorntburg 100 Jos Joslln Jas Burson 1(0 Benj & Little JnoW Black 100 1 Traocls Jaa Williams.. 100 Madison Nolan Jno A Trader...—... 100 Jao II Youmane Tho Crawford 100 Blchard Panly Ellah^B Powell. .. 100 Harrison Pierce VolT Crist 1C0 Joseph Foos Silas Artbnr 100 SI W Tomer Amos W Stewart.... 103 Catharine McCoy |!fc!8.76 JnoOKdmonsou..... 100 .Nancy AMatto* 10J Jno Ha thorn. 1C9

Powell

Simon Grim Wm Benjamin... David Oxandlne.... HJ B-night .... Sam O Harrison... Levi FraucU Geo W Myers Jcs Frueblood.... Alex Bofers wwprJrsiojj crBTiriCATis,PATABLK

100 frank Oiark 100 Obis Mullens....

10U

Dan'l W Johnson

100 Jaa Ht&adhopf 100 BobtB Starlin 100 Jona Pettit 100

CLOSING OUT.—A

Pro*

UNJON MEETINGS.

B.6&: H. D. Scott, Isaac N. Pierce, Ho.V ijphn G. Crain and others will address fhe people of' Vigo county, on tho politic questions of the day. at tho following times and places:

Sanford, .Fa vet to Township, Monday, August 3, at 1 p. inNew Goshen, Saturday, August 15, at lp.m.

Tattle's Mills, Otter Croek Township, Tuesday, August 4, at 1 p- ifChapin's Mill, Otter Creek, Township, Monday, August 17, at 1 p. m.

Sulphur Springs, Nevins Township Wedneeday, August S, at 1 p. m. Union Church, Nevins Township, Tuesday, August 18, at 1 p. m.-,Jrt £_•,

Lost Crook Township, Township Houso, Thursday, August Cth, at 1 p. m. Lockport, Riley Township, Friday, August 7tb, at 1 p. m.

Pierson Township, Township House, Saturday, August 8th, at 1 o'clock p. no. Hartford, Linton Township, Monday, August 10th, at 1 o'clock p. m.

Middletown, Prairie Creek Township, Tuesday, August 11th, at 1 o'clock p. m,

Prairieton, Wednesday, August 12th. at 1 o'clock p.m. Honey Creek Township, Mount. Zion Church, Thursday, August 13th, at 1 o'clock p. m.

Township House, Suga» Cioek Township, Friday, August 14th, at 1 o'clock

p. m. St. Mary's, Sugar Creek Township, Saturday, August 15th, at 1 o'clock p. m.

The people, without distinction of party, are invited to attend these meetings Come one, come all.

Major W. W.

BATTAL.

FIGHTING BOYSIN BLUE.—The

fol

lowing named soldiers assigned to Co. E will assemble at the old Court House this (Saturday) evening, August 1st, 1868 promptly at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of completing the company organization and filling up the same: 1. J.Kuppenheimer32. Sam'l. Norton. 2. J. W. Gentry. 33. Anton Meyer. 2. A. Cantwell. 34. G. Stegmeyer.

Filbeck.

O. Cline. 44. T. H. McDonald. 14. D. £. McCoakey.45. James Wisely. 15. R- McMullen. 46, A. K. Purcell. 1G. T. H. Stewart. 47. Wm. U. Burns. 17. W. A. Nichols. 48. James Wilkes. 18. Dan'l B. Reed. 49. Thomas Carson.

BO. Oliver P. Cohoe51. R. L. Walker. 62. J. J. Whitaker. 53. I.

19. Alex. Berrick. 20. Aug Michalis. 21. R. E.

has challenged Judge

Stephens.

Smith.

57. James Yeager. 58. Wm. W. Fears.

28. Geo. W. Smith. 59. Mitchell Prater. 29. Cyrus Snapp. 60. Wm. Crum. 30. W. A. Watson. 61. H.E.Tuttle. 31- C. O. McDonald.

Every member of this company is hereby authorized to act as a recruiting officer and being in all ho oan thia evening and if there are too many for ono company wo will organize two.

CARTEB,

date for Congress will speak at tho following times and places, to wit: At Center School House, Perry Township, Clay county, on Monday, August 3, at night.

At Center Point, Clay county, Friday, August 7th, at night. At Stockton, Owen, county, Saturday, Augost 8tb, at 3 o'clock P. M.

At TERRE HAUTE, Wednesday evening, August 12tb, at 8 o:clock. At Mt. 2ion Church, Honey Creek township, Vigo county, Thursday, August 13th, at 1 o'clock P. M.

All are invited to attend. .. rr -,h UNION MEETING.—Thero

Union meeting at Rosedale, Parko county, on Saturday, August 1st, at one o'clock p. m. Speeches will be made by Hon. H. D. Scott, Gen. Steele, Isaac N. Piercc, and others. The people, without distinction of party, are cordially invited to hear the great issues fairly diacussetf.

COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEET

INa

22. "W. A. Davis. 23. T. Walmsley. 24. Wm. Bristoe. 25. Z. H. Brown. 26. J. Robertson. 27. F. A. Boyd.

Adams.

54. Jno. MeFarlaoe. 55. John Paddock56. A. L.

._Notice is hereby given that the Republican County Executive Committee will hold a meeting at tho Counting Boom of tho Terro Haute

EXPRESS

L. A.

4,1869

Nancy Brid{es. John Stewart. Ellen Roma:ae. Simeon Nelson. Alb. S. Andrews. BlizaAGray. Pernlna Paddock. Sarah O Co pton. Mary Budd. Nancy A Holmes. dwlt

LOOK OUT FOR THE TIGER!"

NICE BLACK TEA,

at $1 10 per poiind.

Very Excellent Black Tea, $1 40 Good Green Tea, at $1 40 per pound. Fine $1 60 to $2 00 At

FOOTE'S

Tea Store, 65 Main St.

ir-

lot of Gent's Garote

Linen Collars, 14, 14$, 15, 15£, and 16, very fine vuality, worth |3,00 for $1,50 per dozen, at W- S. BTCB fc Co. 30dtf

Look Xb YOUR IHTERMT.—Austin, Shryer ft Co. against the world for chwpest Hardware. Give them a trial, dtf

BURNETT,

ALEXANDER

Chairman.

Kid Gloves, $1,501

Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Lace Back) $1,75. The best goods in the market at tho price. New arrivals at C. Wittig & Co's, 73 Main street. dtf

SEWING MACHINES

Riddles. 27-dtf.

STITCHING

Riddle's.

MORE ORDERS of

to all

has not by the Atlantic Cable received already, the pattern of it. dw-tf

THE "TIGER" IS LOOSE!

MOST BITTERS

Nones.—I expect to bt» abaout from the city for several weeks, and daring my absence my Books and Papers will be left with C. E. Grover, at Grover & Millers' Clothing store, No. SI, Main street, whero all persons knowing themselves Indebted to mo eithor by nolo or book account, will please call and settle. 24-d2w

30-dtf,

done neatly to order at 27-dtf.

EVERY BODY

wants to see the "TIQER'

'TIGER!" "TIGER! "TIGER!!!" SOMETHING

EVERY

BODY SHOULD KNOW,

the cheapest place to buy Hats i» at Westfall's, No. 85 Main street. dtw. THREE

FANS

cause they are

August lit,18S0.

Keccul arrivals of Bounty Claims, now ready for payment: Wm Shultz 9 W Albert Bector 5109 FrancU OammiD3 103 Wm Turner 100 W Forrell 100 Oortrln Scofleld 100 Wm Barrett 100

SOME

forded by a convenient dress. The skirts of B. Weisz, opposite Post Office are pronounced unexceptionable in regard to ease and comfort. dwtf.

EMPRESS EUGENIE,

of the present day ha

aro loudly puffed through the newspapers as having great tonic and curative properties aro vile compounda and base impo* sitione, containing no mcdical virtues whatever,and are really vory poor whisky beverages and, instead of acting as a stimulant and tonic, have a tendency to weaken the stomach by entirely destroying the coating. The public should therefore be very cautions, and purchase none but

Roback'a Stomach Bitters,

which

have stood the test as a remedial agent for many years, and are roally as their name indicate, a

stomach bitters,

not a beverage.

SEP.

and

They combine the proper

ties of the best tonic and a stimulant—a gentle laxative, an efficient anti-blllious agent and the beat stomachic known to the world, and, when taken in conjunction with

RohaeKx Blood Pills,

are the

safest and surest preventative against all billious derangements, thoroughly regulating the whole system and giving tono to the digestive organs. ^They are highly recommended as an invigorating tonic to mothers nursing, increasing the flow of milk, and for convalescents, to restore the prostration which always follows long-continued sickness they are unsurpassed. No house-

rafe "TGger" is CAfCSl^Q!

LIUOKS

JOSEPH GROVER.

BY reading in another Column of the paper W. S. Ryee & Co Explains whore tho "Tiger"' can be seen and

everybody's benefit.

t.'li

"Felt"

FRESH VEGETABLES Ray & Bailey'8.

will be a

office

at one o'clock p. M., on Saturday, August 1st, 1868. As important business will be transacted, it is requested that all the members will bo preaont.

Republicans as inav finll it convenient are requested to attend. By order of the Executive Committee.

for

COOPERS AND CARTENTEERS.—We

are

after you with a lafge stock of Cooper and Carpenter's tools just recoived. Take a look.

Afstin,J3rtRYEn & CV.

n* -,St :C7T£

THE

Blackberry season has begun.—

Ray & Bailey have them fresh overy evening at 5 o'clock. Go and loaveyour orders. lOdtf

DAWSON, FORREST

& Co., corner

and Ohio streets, give 2 Plugs fine Tobacco, for 25c. 2 Pair Ladies' Hose, 25c. 2 Boxes Paper Collars 25c..

Prints 12J. Stamped Aprons, 40c. Quoenaware, less than cost.

Hoop Skirts, from 75.c to $100. Ladies' Shoes, from 50c to $1 25.

CREAM BISCUIT,

SAVEyour

Lemon Crackers and

Dayton Crackers, at

C. I. RIPLEY'S.

money for tho "TIGER"

every day, at lOdtf

GRAHAM CBACKEBS,

Union candi

real gam flavor,

RIPLEY'S.

YOU WANT to buy a Switch.. If you want to get Curls.

If you want a Waterfall. If you want to rent a Switch Curls or Waterfall.

If you want to buy or sell Hair. Call at AMALTA RITTEKSKAMP'r,

the best variety of Fruit Jars, go

to Brown & Melvln's. 30dtf "THE

blushing beauties of a modest

maid" are doubly enhanced by tho "luxa riant wealth" of hair which as surely follows the use of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" as that light follows dark ness.—St,

Louis Times.

FRUIT AJK. Hero Self-sealing Glass Gallon, per dozen -,....-.."..-...$3, 1 Quart, dozen..... 3,25 1$ Pints, dozen 3,00

Liichworth's Self-sealing Gallon per dozen 3,00 1 Quart dozen 3,25 1* Pint dozen 1,

O. K. Wax Jars—Glass. Gallon par dozen 1. 1* Quart dozen 1,25

Tin.Cans" dozen 1*2" For b»1O At Ho.

Main street.

27dtf W. W.

THE

to sell or rent at

AND

just be

ing received at ..Riddle's. They

cheap.

27-dtf.

THE "TIGER" IS COMING

BELIEF in this hot weather is af

SHANNON'

GROVER & BAKER

Sewing Machino

Office, No. 19G Metropolitan Block, cast Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Needles and part3 of Machines for sale also, new and improv ed Grover & Baker Sewing Machines al ways on hands nd for sale by. dtf A.

CANTWELL.

TRADE.—Wards

Paper Collars and Cuffs. The Dickens. The Black Crook.

celebrated

The Prince of Wales. Gents reversible linen finished cloth lined Cuff. C.

WITTIG &

Co.

73 Main steet, Sole wholesale Agents, Sold at list price, five per cent off. dtf. BEFORE

BUYING

your sumtfier Hats

call and examine our new and desirable styl«s in both straw and fur, at No, 85 Main street.^ Mu dtw.

GOLD

SIXVER INSTITUTION,

&c.,

to whom the femalo

world is indebted for the introduction of crinoline, is said to have added an elegant improvement. Wonder whether our unceasing B.

WEISZ,

No. 12, South 4th street,

larged assortments of Gold, Gilt, Jet, and Guttapercha jewelry. Gold and Silver chains, Table silver, Varieties of Tea sets, Ice pitchers, Waiters, Goblets, Wine and Water stands, Castors, Ico tubs Cake Baskets, Sugar and Cream sets, Cardstand9, Celery and Flower vases Bptter dishes, Sirup cups, Fruit stands, Fruit knives, Egg and Custard stands, Napkin rings, Knives and Forks, Coffee urns&c.,

the largest assortment In

the Town or State at JOHN

FREEMANS.

No. 5, Warrens Block.

NOTICE

CHANGE.—£.

R. Robbins

having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his eustomers with Garden and Field soeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris. Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf

E. R. ROBBINS.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Nothing like It In Medicine.—The groat Kcret of the success of that wonderful Household Beznedy—Mishler'a Herb Bitters, is the unquestioned fact that it purlQea the blood and equalizes its circnlation throughout tho whole body. It is impossible to have a sound, healthy body, wltiout pore blood. Tbo slightest .disease, no matter how (rival, where it ia located, or what its character, is the direct result ef some existing Impurities in the blood and If theae im parities bs not expelied promptly, diseaso in some form, most be exhibited. In all diseaso* of the stomach, kidneys, liver, bowels, lungs an! heart the blood it necessarily impure, and tbe mere virulent the disease the greater the impnrltles.— It is only by expelling these fool hnmors.by nen tralicing the intense, burning, heating properties In fever casea, by restoring strength, purity and to'-e to tbia vital element of human life, that health can be reatored and preaerved. tf ishlcr's Herb Bitt:rs possesses

rju :t Ihit.

all the mjuired virtues to

Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Dr. S. It, Hartwan£Oo proprietors, Lancaster, Pa. dwlw

Motb Patcbcs, Frcckles and Tan.— The only neliable Bemedy for thosa brown dis' colorations on the face is "PIBBT'S Mora

FBXCKLI

.-~j -r meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a hold should consider themselves safe from j~ft^rtjel

the ordinary maladies without these in- ^odCm valuable medicines. Tfe«y can bo obtain-jyll-dwlm

ed of any druggist •BM 2 •}.

by the box, and old Potatoes

at $1,00 per bushel, at Ray & Bailey's.

AND

LOTIO.V.'- Prepared only by Da. B. 0

Pnjr, 49 Bond 8t., Hew York. Sold everywhere. DhST-Cmeed

-Pore Crj»Ul Ice.—The undersigned Is now prepared to furnish the publio with clear healthy Bin and Spring Pond Ice fcr the reason, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and sopply all Business Honses and Private Families. Orders left at the Post Office, with Ash A McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will

JACOB STEINMEHL

of W9

to order from

azurene

COHCSATBATED INDIGO

Tertte Lanaary.—rie»0"a» OaaBo add.—9s,

PMsnt Pocket Plncushon or Emery Bag

Tor Sale by all respectable Grocers Mdfim^sts. Jy30dw3m

AMUSEMENTS.

J)OWLING HALL.

Snnday Night, August 2,1868.

SACRED ^CONCERT.

MANAGES WM. mi&ISB

First appearance of the following Opel .1 Compaay Anton Baseo

A—

cor

ner of Second and Walnut streets, opposite Welch's Carriage Factory, jyll dim

IS NO USE TALKING,

the place to buy

your Hats is at Westfall's, No. 85 Main tr 'r* dt FOR

-bofI I

Maria Graff. Opera Soub otto Alexander Koat Barltoae First Appearmce of tho Favorite Arti-te*.

WILLIAM and JOHANNA PELI«8IEi:, Opera nnd Melo-drama. Scenes from S trad el I?, Martha Beliaar, Ac ABXI98IOK ..35 Cts 49* The "Bar" is removed from tho Hall

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

$tit!d'3f!t)eige. 3m Estrella Saloon »ivt ljc«tf, a?amfiag, ciit (Eytra^Suitdb son 9 U&r Sl&ente at fen&trt, fcejtefjenfc in £urtlc 2uppc, M'crHefcn, &artoffetf«lat uub ant even feincit @critf»tcn.

Unfere §reunfcc jinfc ^uut fretcit nup biefetS jrcuntticfrft etudes'-' taten. tew- h:

DRY COODS.

P-I

h?r

:.. 'ilr

*.*0'

Hft)

i-a

tw'r:, i'l- -r-L ••''j

DRY GOODfe

SEMI-ANNUAL, CLEARANCE

rrr

$' i:r,

dw-1

0__JS "i£

,T?3

.3080? .S-C:! fostm ststrr s»b*l cU'

i'SC $

August 1st, 1868.

e$r- 5 3 J32CT"/ r--Ys" -:T

9."

From the above tfaVe we

shall offer our entire

Stock of .v'

sa Isv&ftifni. ssjshqtwss n« ,asraB

DRESS..G00DSI %'i it,fs COMPRISING ALL THE 3 •z:: eav

LATEST??1 NOVELTIES!

ea~

AT PRICES THAT WILT.

I N S I E I S A E

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TUJELjbt *00.

Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, INP.

BOOTS ANO SHOES-

Boots & Shoes

TO SUIT'

'•ji

nprrt ZCstt fl*

I E S

:7r.ifft.nma

Having jiflMTr'eceifred, at

C. E. BUGGLES,

a well selected Stock of TFjrnen, Missesr and Children's Snmmer Wear, which I will otter lor sale at tho

Very Lowest Cash Price!

And I have also received a largo assortment of Ilea's, Boy1!and YoutLi'* Boots aad 8boat, bougbt at the bead of the market,

bo they

cao bo

Sold to Salt tbe Present Times I

My motto is ''Buy Cheap, Sell Cheap—Somali Profits and Qaicfc Sales." I also manufacture all kinds of"

MENS WORR

ei,:

.tr

On the shortest notioe and tbs mst fashionable its. HEWDLNQ done s-atly aod in bast*.— on't ferget tbe pla e, but c*U and iiaminn, if you do not buy. C. B. -ItlTGO'-BS, jj8atf No. 10, North 4th Street.

OOTS AND SHOES. N A N E W S InaUing VC:'

oots & Shoes Very Cheap

To oloee ont hla larft* stock or

Boots Shoes and Oalflrs, To make room fcr Spring stock. Ton *rlll emit money by caJltig co him at

Na 8 Mechanics Blooft,.«

Particular Attention is gitaa so

CUSTOM WOBK THU

DepartTMQt fain tbe- balds ,f SSUitinil

edtfetio

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JSJ OTICE TO SETTLE. ..X*

All persona knowing themselves Indebted to the (stateof Matthias Megger, d.oeased, or to the firm of Alogger & Buck, are horoby notified to settlu the samo without delay, with the undersigned. The creditors of said estate or lirm .reals,) uotilttd to prestnt their claim due then by aa.d estate or firm, tbo undesigned, forth* purpose of a sp«(iiy settlement.

jy90dwlw

VNDTTEW KAUFMAN,

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

CAHT-CAST-STEEL PLOW tf» -.. mfr *10 A t» 4i lma .jStsiiia ism •.

HOW IT IS MADE!

Why

"Scours."

ITS EASE

DRAFT!

Why It Is lli^ Most Durable!

ADAPTION TOJVARIOUS WORK!

Stubble-Clovtr-Boil Prairie Sod "*•^•1.. Vi

OONVENIENfE 0F BKPAIR8!

.Why it i«s tlie Olieapest!

*'ETC,. ETC., ETC.

The Novelty (if the Cnst'Cast* 8ieelPlow!

rrm'T

Saving of Time!

Saving of Money! Saving of Horses!

Its Remarkable Durability!

Facts and Figures

Repairs for Eight I'ears.

Five ont of Ri* or MI tke Flaws ao'd •Inring the Inst i«Iu Tear* bnw bn«i no Repairs a hatever.

Call on, or send for Oljcu'ar, nhoaing "Kind of Plow to boy. and why." to

,^. JO^NKS & JONES,1":-.

»bhI6

Fana-Implamsiite, TEBBE

iitnLfi?

HAUXB, IOT.

FOR RENT.

tpOR JRENT.—The cast, half of a -1. Double Brick House on Eagle 3tIWt. third door east of Gth St.-eet. Inquire on ttw Verth East corner of 6th and Eagle. jy9Mlw

FOR

RENT—STORE ROOM.—

A good BUIIQOSB Room in the National Hvnse Buildlnfr, fronflfigon t'thSireet. Bent reasonable. jyi«in

JACOB

BCTZA SON.

I?ORRENT—Two good business JL JIJODIS,

^ith Collars aud

suit of rooms to

each, In tBe second story, ,in tho Odd Fellows BuilUiug, on third ttroot, near the Pnblir Square. Terms renscn(il)le. Enqtriro of

T. If. TtJBNEB A B(TRUST

29dtf 5(3 yt.'H StSK. A MOBBIS. S

WANTED.

WANTED. JBOARDBRS. -A

fow more yotiugmen can be accommodated with room and board at J. W. BAKNJiTTV, over

Kiddel's Store, 1S1 Main Street, between Fifth aud S'xtb. Jy23d2t fi .TlTBrfi/. f-pfi 8 ir#l FOR SALE.

X?OR SALE.—STOVE, TIN and Ju AGF.IOUL rtTKAL 8TOBE in tbo city of larro LiautevlanianH, mtb or without the x'in .Jinr'ji 'i'ools, walcb a(e a lull and number on&se£t Stcof Gjods, aBont four th'6nand dollars, and weil selefctetl fjr tbe trade. House well estnMisbedr and in a good locating. Beat low andhousr 1-asc. Will sell for part caah, tbe balance in payments to suit with Interest. Tnls Is an e* (oilent opportunity for parties that wish to Intest la thi*business. Terro H&ats Is one ,,f tbe mo^t thriving cltioj in the State, and has large trade from Illinois aud acljolnlin cbttntlee.

Ottnteof soiling—to charige-basiiaii. Addrecs Jylldwlm i". 0Eoi-lo+. ^erro Uauce, Ind

FOR

SALE—A two-^tory brick Business Ilouse, with dwelling attached, one d, QC-e»it ot MCKOAQ & 1'ad deck's Mill, on Enst^MirHr 8tr,et, wlrt'tw siM on niijwnabla turm?. Will take a wellingin the eP.f in part pay. Enquiro on the premises. 22dlm

FllonaeSALE.—Ioccupied

3R wish to eell my aud Lot, n»w by

F—aitnatoil

Machino that

.T,

Dr.

Thomp

son, rituated on the corner of Sixth atid Mtilber ry streets. For particular!, onqnliw at No.'il South Fifth street, ot MhS. MaNN. •lane:-"J'.'ai At Mri. Buckingham.

)R SALE.—HOUSE

and

LOT

corner of 12th and Eajle streets,

contain* five rui mj, wall, clstom, cellar, and sttp plied with all ktudB ot hrnt)bery. Kuquire on thepromles- .. jelldlm

TPOR SALE—SEWING MACHINE X? Having purchased a Singer Sewing Machine. 1 wish to dlsposo of a Wheeler

LOERV

Wilson

have been nslng. It is in good

order, and orir of tlie tost. Will be sold for $2", cash. SABAII B.

KIZEB,

Uiltf Corner 3d A Walnut streets.

MCDONALD,

IV (Successor tj A. A. Ansoi.n) ClALtB IN

Books, Magazines, Papers,

Stationery, Ace.,

POST

Orrict

Trail*

Novlollv

rj^ERRE

H..OT«, IND

HAUTE NOVELTY

WOBKS, BT

TITTMAN & CO.

So. 16, foulh Fourth fSt„ opposite Post (lOco. Torre Haute, Ind. ilODEtr.

DUAWISOS.SI)

Lionr Marni«rav

NTATLV SXTCPTJO

•VLcfontber'sBrtecb-L Gun aiso Titt man's Br eub

S-D

MUZEadiogchot

I#u«der mad lo

d«. from n«w nr oM taat^ria^". MTGeneral Bfpatrlng Pmptlr

ATFEMET

to.

TEBRK HAtTTfe

Corner Main and Gth Streets,

[OTKR TtTELL, RTPLET 4 CO.]

EKTBAXCB FROM FIFTH SIRES'^

Is tho oldest aud most reliable Institution of th» klud In tho State. Instruction glvon at! tbo tranches pertaining to a thorough Business Ida cation, such as lOOK'KBBPING, PENMANSHIP, HSKOAMTiLE

IA1LCLAII!»8,

COIIOKOAC.

A Scholarship in this

la good forMfo,

jiving tho Student tho. privilege of Beviewag

It Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A ftw frppilH will bo admitted, in Arithmetic in 4 Pen mind) Ip, at 54,fpO per month.

A O FACA1IQNS. -%ei"

For farther Information, can and see the School. Seat f^r "olingo Paper: Ad teas,

OARVIW ft OWEJf, m!i 13d tf ^•^PBISCIPAEf

MANUFACTURERS,

IATRONIZE HOME TAOTTTBBS.

will

MANU-

W* have on hand a fine stoci^, of Saah, Doors and Blinds,

our own Biaualastnre, which we

-11

at a very small advance one »t.

We Warrant oar Work to be inferior to any ever before nSered in thin maiket.

Ptryit^ of ns will furnish employment to your own 3I«- hanics, and at the same tlrno

Benefit ^o^urseiVes aa HrYk. ~~f We also keep on band,^nd mansiactareta' order, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings and every varMgnf nstehing bnmbsr nseiJn b^iki'Inff.

f"-

CIsIVT

WILLLAMS.

.o pr.AiiHS i4a:w i. WiMO:«Xi»w. fel&lif

TTTAKREN'3 IMPROTEJ5a£*t

BOOFlNGs

We are prepared to put cn this Boot, antr

war

rant it tor 0*»-y ears. Tfedt la the beat end est Boof in nee, and Oalion

CI.7PT

WILLIAMS,

P»We Olty Fms s)t'ltllb ^wi»r of ttk an Vulberry Streets. «9CS1*f laSatf