Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 August 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY, EXPRESS.

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Tuesday Morning, August lith, 1868

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TEFIRS HAUTK AND INDIANAPOLIS. LBAYB.

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Republican County Ticket.

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HAKVEY o. SCOTT, ron EKrucatMATivrt. ISAAC N. PIERCE,J EM81/EY HAMILTON. roii ctnRK." JA*U£3 H. TCKSEft.

FOft iKKA&U&fcR,

MORTON C. RANKIN. t,tn snK«iiF,S NICHOLAS F1LBECK. roa aril. ESTATE APl'BAlBEa: .'AMi-s DuKGA"'". if)tt tT»»iKlS'»iO«r.u,

BENOM G. TRUEBLOOD. roa SURVEYOR, ALEXAKDEU COOPER.

FOB COEOKI'.B,

jDAVID CHRISTY.J

•FOFT A3M65HB—BABB180S T0WNSU1P, B. B. VE1B.

4(AJ''B W."W. CARTER, Union candidal" for Oouriow will spoilk at thnfollowitiiaea nut I j/laoc.-:, la wit..

At fitoculf-n, Or,-on county, Saturday. A ll^ost 8tLl, Bt 3 o'clock P. M. At TERRE ItAX.TJi, VYwlnnprlay eve/ling, Augur-t 1 -tii. ittf:- o'clock.

At Mt. Zion Chinch, Honey Orook township, Vigo County, Tlnirnday, Augurt 13th, at 1 o'clock r. xt.

Ml mo invited to attr-nd.

IVJrNSTRELS to-night.

THF. CORN in some parts of tho county, i3 suffering for want of rain.

A. CATHOLIC MISSION is now in progress at tho German Catholic Church.

A roLE is to ho erected by the Democracy of tho 4th Ward, to-morrow night.

TOE Republican candidates speak at Middletown, Prairio Crook Township, this afternoon.

KEEP IT IN MINTI that Major W. WCarter speaks at the Court House Square to-morrow nif'ht.

SREAKINII AT CLINTON.—Col. Wm. E. McLcan and Col. J. R. Hallowell will Hpeak at Clinton Friday evening next.

THK THIRD MEETING, for the organization of a Soymour and Blair Club, will be hold at the Court House, to-night. As the old women say '-tho third time's the charm," tbero can bo hardly a doubt the thing will he organized this evening.

IT IS ALWAYS in order to speak of the woathor, and this leads us to say the clerk of the weather has got things a little mixed, aud gave us yesterday and the day boforo real October days, causing woolen and ilannol clothing to take the pla?e ot' lawns and whito duck.

ATTENTION is invited to tho advertisements of Capt. T. E. Dawson's auction sales. The Captain assures tho public that ho will sell goods at their own priceSj for two day?, to close out his stock. His store has boon crowded with purchasers for several days past. r'-.

SENSIBLE MAN.—Quo of tho best farmers of tbia county canio in our office yestorday to subscribe for the EXPRESS.— He said ho "took a notion last spring that lie could got along without it. but had discovered that, ho couldn't gp! along without it in tho houso and tie had therofore come in to put hia name down on »ho subscription bool nnd didn't want it takou otVtill ho died Wo put ii down in indolildo ink, and hopo ho'll livo a hundred years.

THE PUBLIC MARKET is indoed a genuine democratic institution. The poor washerwoman and the '"wealthy^ nabob may bo eoon any moraine side by side diving into tho same pile of rousting cars, or deciding with the eyo of a connoisseur on tho relative merits of the various artiste composing their daily ration:'. There is ono platform on which all maukind Stalid on broad equality—that of food, from tho necessity of which nono aro ox empt.

"GOT ANY BUTTER? '—IS tho cry constantly ringing In the earn of thogrocorvrnon of our city, and the prevailing answer has been "cot any."' Good butter has beon very scarce, tho warm weather and prosa of work in tho country rendering it impossible that a full supply should be fnrnisbed. Eggc hnvo also been very «carco, tho hens have probably been "on a strike" and rofuso to lay without groater inducements being offered them. The market, however, is now looking up in theso particulars and wo may soon look for a supply commensurate with the demand.

SKIFF AND QAYLORD'S MINSTRELS drow a good audience last evening at Dowling's Hall, and their pleasing melange of mirth, music and comedy created the most smiling state of affairs. This troupe always has a kindly greeting from oar people, and for the good reason that With each return wo lind their music improved, tho comic richer, the jokes better, the wit keener, tho conceits happier and tho performors more animated. The company appears again to-night in & varied programme of sparkling wit and extravagant humor, mingled with the sweet music of plaintive ballads and the lively air« of comic ditties. Secure your «ata at ALten-, Brown &

THE PRESIDENT, and Western Directors of the St.Louu, Vandalia and Terre Haute Railroad Company, with a number of parties interested in the location of the route, arrived in the city yesterday, stopping at the Terre Haute House. The meeting of the Directors will be held to-day..

DR. SMITH'S BIBLE DICTIONARY.— This work we esteem to be the most va). liable addition to Biblical learning for the common .people that has been presented to tho public through the American press in modern times. This is substantially the testimony that over a hundred of the most eminent scholars and Divines of our country have given, as is scon from the prospectus which Mr. Mitchell, the agent for it, who is now canvassing our cityi fullv shows.

PERIODICALS.—Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, for August 15tb, containing an almost infinite variety of pleasant reading, and finely executed en gravings Harper's Bazaar, for August 22d, with its irrosittiblo charms for ladies of taste Harper's Weekly, for August 15th, one of tho most elegant and valuable numbers yet issued "Pleasant Hours,' for September, beautifully illustrated, and rich in good things fur the home circie, and Ballou's Monthly, for Soptomlor filled with excellent material to sandwich in between layers of more solid reading have been placed on our table, by O'Uonnell, who has them all in unlimited supply, with many other periodicals that cannot fail to d. light the literary connoisseur.

LINTON TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN MOWING.—The meeting appointed yesler day afternoon at tho School House ii. Hartforil was attended by fiftv or moru o. tho voters of Linton Township besides a number front other localities. Hnn. M. Meredith mado a short but. stirring and offer live speech. H» v/a* followed by Isaar N Pierca, Fi«q in an able review of tho modern Democratic financial theories. Messrs. Turner, Rankinand .Kilboek e:ich mado a few appropriate remarks.

The initiatory steps worn taken for the organization of a Cluo of "Tanner?," and a Committee was appointed to make the necesssary arrangements for such an organization and was instructed to report at an adjourned meeting, to be held On Saturday tho 22d inst, at 4 o'clock P. M., at which time Hon. E. Hamilton will deliver an address.

The following gentlemen constitute tbo Committee: Fred. F. Cornell, Joseph Smith, Phillip Randolph, Ephraim Kester, Samuel Hook and Simpson Bitcher.

THE FIRST BATTALION OF FIGHTING BOYS IN BLUE met at G. A. R. Hall last evening, Lieut. Col. Gilmore in the Chair. The commanding officer appointed the non-commissiened staff a? follows:

Jacob E. Voorhees, Sergt. Major A. W. Madison, Q. M. Sergeant Robert Linn, Color Sergeant .r R. H. Stephens, Fife Major Henry Richardson, Drum Sergeant Frank Blything, Chief Bugler. Several important committees wore appointed and properly instructed. A resolution was adopted guaranteeing to the Republicans of Vigo county the hearty and active support of the Fighting Boys in Blue throughout the canvass.

The officers of the battalion wcro authorized, by a resolution, to wear the regulation uniform with the usual insignia of rank.

Other business was transacted which need not be mentioned here, and a most enthusiastic spirit pervaded the meeting, a firm determination to fight out the campaign, with the weapons of peace, on "the good old Union line." Tho hall was crowded, throughout the entire eveningi with earnest, ardent workers in the Union cause.

At the close of the business, Comrado Isaac N. Pierce was invited to Address the meeting and responded in one of the happiest efforts to which we have listened during this canvass. He was frequently interrupted with cheers and other mani. festations of applause, and at the close of his remarks "The Boys" gave him a round of cheors which shook the building "from turret to foundation stone." It was a good meeting iu the best sense of the word and we expoot to aee many more such during the next three months.— "The Boys:: foel that they hava tho old enemy, in a new guise, to fight, and they are "going in for Grant and victory.

STATE ITEMS.

EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS of burglars are reported iu Indianapolis paper [X-

SEVERAL more Grant poles have just been ereetod in Evansville.

PEACH thievos are troublesome at New Albany. Several boys have been arrested.

A GRAND RALLY of the Republicans'5 of thn Fifth District occurs at Winchester to-morrow.

THE Houso of Refuge now contains sev-enty-five inmates. Everything is reported in a fine condition.

IN an affray in Evansville, on Saturday night, William Nolan was badly cut, by a fellow named Hollmorit. The cutter is rightly named.

Two BROTHERS, John and Samuel Smith, were run over by a train at Winchester last Saturday night and both were killed. Ti'

GIN. CARL 8CHUBZ, Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, Col. R. P. DeHart, Hon. W. P. Fishback, and Col. J. B. Black, speak at Columbus, Ind., to-day.

THE Indianapolis Sentinel learns that the Spanish fever has broken out among tho cattle in Keanody Holmes' neighborhood, on the Brownsburg pikei Some six or eight fatal cases have occurred.

THE Evansville Journal says: "Two hundred and eight Texan eattle, regular broad-horns, wan landed iiere on Saturday night at a late lour, from the steamer Legal Tender. They^are destined for the interior, via tha Eraasville & Crawford*ville Sailroad,"

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FRANK SCHNARBES was horribly,' and probably, fatally injured by a piece of artillery, used for political purposes, near Evansville, last Saturday night. 4

THE Commissioners of Carroll county have let the contract for building a bridge across the Wabash river at Pittsburg. The total cost will bo $336,581 50. I S, *£1

IT is amuseing to hear "Voorhees euloi gize Blair's military services in fighting on the side of his country when it is so well known that Daniel's sympathies were on the other side during tho war— Ind. Journal.

I 5 1 THK last instance of Domocratic economy is that of the New Albany

which is circulating its prospectus for the campaign broadcast, in wrappers franked by the Hon. M. C. Kerr, Democratic

The first speaker was his Excellency, Conrad Baker. Without dispHraging his previous efforts wo may say that a more powerful, convincing and etifectivo speech has not*been inud3 since the opening of the "Hvapiiign.—Ind.

Journal.

A. "iKf.'tAi. dispatch from Anderson, dated thu 8th inst., says Early thb morning the citizens of this Hud adjoining counties began to assemble at thi P'.HCC to bear our distinguished eloctor for the Htato at largo, Hon. Thos. H. "Nelson. At IORSI. four thousand voters were present. Fivo hundred Fighting boys in Blue and members of the Grant Club, headed by tho Anderson Silver Band, marched to tho grounds, where an immense concourse of citizens had gathered. A few eloquent remarks "were made by the Hon. Thomas N. Stillwell, Minister to Venezuela, in introducing the speaker, who made one of the mosteloquont and soul-stirring speeches of the campaign, eliciting loud and prolonged applause. Tho audience then disperaed.

A. M. PUETT, of Greenoastle, well* known as a bell-weather of the Democratic herd in the old 7th District, in a speech at Rockville last Wednesday ibight came out flat-footed for negro suffrage.— He also repudiated (gold and silver as a standard of values, and came down "hefty on hard currency. Such a currency, ho said, was only suited to a semi barbarous people in a benighted age This was ttie age of progress, aud paper money was ono of its grandest improvements. Wo understand Dan Voorhees to have taken t"ho same chute, though it is still fresh in public memory that the Tall Sycamore used to go about the Dis trict, brandishing a^'d—d Lincoln rag" in one hand and a twenty dollar gold piece in the other, and denounce the former as "worthless," "unconstitutional, "a lie," "a cheat," "a swindle," and all that sort of thing, while he held out the gold piece exclaiming "this

flRMnMsm-vri box full, this morning, Walmsley's. -r

Ledgw,

mem

ber of Congress from that District. It is economy, iu that it saves tho iAdgtr man two cents on each copy, and as the Ledger

is Democratic, why, it is

ic Economj/i

Democrat

isn't itfiiGood' logic this,

most assuredly. Now we know whun the PendletonHendricks class of orators talk about "Democratic Economy," just what they maun by it.

This little transaction was very economical—for the Ledyer.— La Fayette (kuritr-

NE lit the finest audiences, both with re-.peo.t to size and intelligence, that has ever assembled in this city atauy political gathering, was collocted at Court House Ekjuare on Saturday evoning. The seats were .ill occupied, and a crowd of people sUndiug akirM t,'10

entire

circumference

of the area appropriated to the audience. Unfortunately the procession of Fighting Bojsjn J51u^ escorting tho fpeakera, did not' nfriy* dinil hiilf-past eight o'clock,half at. hour after the usual time.

is DEMOCRAT

IC money!" ix Then, the credit of the government must bo dostroyed, or the Democratic rebellion was sure to bo crushed. Hence D. W., damned tho greenbacks. Now he and his friends hope to make votes by damning gold and silver. Beautiful Uonsistency I

WOOLEN GOODS!—NOW is tho time to buy at first cost,

from a good stock, at

Saxton & Walmsloy's. [It

A CARD.—I de3iro to tender my very grateful thanks to many friends for their kind assistance, which saved my residence from destruction by fire on last Saturday.

A. NITPERT.

:'V 'j. —-i— BALI, BALL !!—There will bo a Grand Ball at the Turner Hall, on Ninth street, on Thursday evening, August 13th, to whi^h the public 13 rospeetfnlly invited.— Admission $l,0o. dtf TOE COMMITTEE

THE "YELLOW TICKET" admits every ono FREE to the great Dry Goods Clearance Sale of Sastou & Walmsley. [It

To TIIK FARMERS OF VIUQ COUNTY.— The books aro still upon for entries for tbe best a«'ro of corn and half acre of potatoes.**"**'*'"*

The Vigo Agricultural Society has decided to give a premium of $50 for the best piece of wheat not less than ten acres to bo grown in tho county iu 1869—the examination to bo made just before barvest.

The premium will probably be increased by the millers of tho county to $100. By order of the Board. dltw-t. Jos. G. GILBBRT, Secjy.

To BE (JIVEN AWAY

\-Seioing Ma

chine, Lace Handkerchief

Cover,

and

Ottoman

at Saxton & Walmsley's. [It

REMEMBER T. E. Dawson's great sale of Dry Goods, Notions and Queens ware. For ten days more only goods at your own prices. Como and see, corner Third and Ohio stroets. dtf

DBSJOLUTTON.—The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent.— Tho business will be carried on by ThosF. Wells, who is alope authorized to collect debts due the firm, and assume all liabilities to this date.

T. F. WELLS,

August 10, 1868.3t. J. W. YOUNG.

ATTENTION Co. B, GRANT GUARDS, FIGHTING BOYS IN BLUE.-YOU are hereby ordered to meet this, Tuesday evening, Aug. 11, in tbeold G.A.R. Hall,over Donnelly's Drug Storo for the purpose of completing the company organization by election or appointment of the non-commis-sioned officerp. AH tarn out.

T. C. BAII.IT, Capt. Corad g,

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I WILL positively close out my stock in the next ten days come and see me and 1 will give you a bargain.

T. E. DAWSON,

lldtf. 3d and Ohio streets.

ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HEEDXD.— We desire to call tbe attention of the afflicted to the merits of Roback's Blood Pills a purely vegetable cathartic, free from mercury and all mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the best remedy extant for the radical cure of nervous and sich headache, bilious disorders and all affections of the Liver and Blood. They are, as their name indicates, a

Blood Pill

they

search the blood for disease and strike at the very root, thereby effecting not temporary but permanent cures. As a purga* tive, they are all that can be desired, being mild and safe in their operation and unquestionably one of our most satisfactory Cathartic Pills, and should bo kept in every household, and, when taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood Purifier, are unequaled for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, and all diseases arising from a disordered state of the system. Try these medicines and you will never regret it. Ask those who have used them, and they will tell you they are tbe best of medicines. mpll-dwlm

"ACKNOWLEDGING THE CORN."—While the fact is admitted that, you will find over a half dozen of the best makes of of Piano" in this country at Kissner's instead of wearing the ear of a purchaser out on a. single one kind, it is also another fact that a number of Pianos now in daily use in this' city and other places were sold by me ton years ago, and which Instruments I am -still selling where others keeps shifting every few months, first praising, one thon the other. While buying a Piano look to your in terost there is plenty money in taking time buy an old stand-by, of makes who have been over thirty years before the public, of whose qualities tho people know something and on which a ten year guarantee can be given.

While prices are below all competition of foreign dealers, by buying at home your money will also circulate to the in terests of a home community.

Call and see at the regular Muiic Store d2t KISSNER'S PALACE OF MUSIC.

MORE ABOUT PIANOS.—Phillip Phillips, the celebrated singer aad author of "Musical Levees"—"Singing Pilgrim,"

Union Pianos"—being

that they are tbe

and

various other works—after having dealt in all the to-claimed "reliable" Pianos

GRAHAM CR'ACEJIRS, real gam flavor, at C. I. RIPLEY'S.

NOTICE.—The Committee on Taxation for city purposes, will meet at the Coun cil Room Wednesday evening next at dusk. AH those wishing error* corrected will take notice. S. K. ALLEN,

N. ANDREWS,

10-3t L. SEEBURGER.

ONE HUNDRED more of those elegant 11-4 Quilts at$l,75 each. "f f* 10-dlw TUELL, EJPLEY & Co.

THE FIRE on Saturday afternoon dem onstrates the fact that a policy of insur anco in a good Company is better protection than steam fire ongineo, and as it is a duty every man owes to himself, to his family, and to the public, to have, and keep

his property insured, we would

therefore advise all wanting insurance in a good Company to call on B. F. Havens, corner of 4th and Ohio streets, and take out a policy in the Phoenix, of Hartford, one of the first class Companies of the country. 10-dGt

RESOLUTE BASE BALL CLUB—The members of tho above named Club will give a Grand Social Hop at their Hall, over Johnson Miller's Clothing Store, on Wednesday evening, August 12th, lioS. Music by Prof. Tout's Band. Admission One Doll'ai? d3t

REASONS wherefore you can afford to come "down town" to buy your Tea and Coffee at Foote's Tea Store:

Because, there you will fiDd the largest assortment in the city. Because, there you will find the cAeipik Teas.

Because, there you will find the

ALL GOODS sold very low at Riddle's for the next thirty days. dtf

PEACHES.—Austin & Grigsby have ar. rangements with several orchards in this

vicinity for a full supply of the best varieties of poaches, during tbo season. 8-dtf.

A NICE STOCK pf ^olves at cost at Riddle'*.

dtf

AUSTIN & GRIGSBY, successors to W. Rippetoe, will continue to keep a full and first-class stock of Groceries and country produce, at the same well-known and popular stand. 8-dtf .•» -/vTT I

LOOK at our 25 cent counter—5,000 yards of Summer Drees.Goods, worth 40, 50, 60 and 75 cents, marked 25 cents per yard. Immense sacrifice to clear. 3-d2w. TUILL, RIPLIT, *0.

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Hon. H. D. Scott, Isaac N. Pierce Hon. John G. Crain and others will address the people of Vigo county, on the political questions of the day. at the following times and places:

Centerville, Pierson ^Township, Wednesday, August 19th, at 1 p. m.

Union Church, Nevins Township, Tuesday, August IS, at 1 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, Sugar Crook Township, Friday, August 14th, at 1 o'clock p. m.

the day, says, "after an experience of over four years and having sold over eight hundred of the New York Union Pianos (Irving's Pianos), in Cincinnati and St Louis, we have concluded to drop all others and confine our sales entirely to the

fully satisfied

best toned,

rable

and

most du

Pianos now made. They have given us and our agents less trouble than any piano we have ever "dealt in." Mr Phillips is supposed to be reliable

in his

statements. Irving is making tbe people happy by giviog them them splendid instruments at prices below all competition Call and see them at Scudder's- [dlt

St. Mary's, Sugar Creek Township, Saturday, August 15th, at 1 o'clock p. m. Tho poople, without distinction of party, are invited to attend these meetings Come one, come all. -.tUtiimtrm

HOMCEOPATHY.—Dr. M. H. Walters, a graduate of tho New York Homoaopathic Medical College, after devoting tec years to the study and practice of his profession has permanently located in Terre Haute, where he will be pleased to attend to the wants of those who may ueed bis services. Office at No. 81 Main street, between Third and Fourth, over Grover & Miller's. Residence corner of Third and Poplar. 8-dlm.

BELOW COST.—Riddle is selling many goods below cost.

THE "Tiger"is CATCHING!

FANCY DYEING, SCOURING AND RE PAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent's clothes in the neatest style. dtf

FRUIT JARS.' Hero Self-sealing GlassGallon, per dozen $3,75 1 Quart, dozen 3,25 li Pints, "dozen 3,00

•***$%*y+st

New Goshen, Saturday, August 15, at 1 p. m. Chapin's Mill, Otter Creek, Township, Monday, August 17, at 1 p. m.

Now call and examine

Go TO Ray & Bailey's for fine peaches They will keep a full stock every day through tbe season. Prairio chickens in a few days. dtf

CLOSINOOUT AT AUCTION.—Wishing to change my business, I will commence on Wednesday, August 5th 1888, at 9 o'clock, A. M., to sell my entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes Queensware &c., at auction without re serve, T. E. DAWSON, (Successor to Dawson, Forrest & Co.,

Corner Third and Ohio streets.

SAVE your money for the "TIGER"

IT IS NO USE TALKING, the place to buy your Hats is at Westfall's, No. 85 Main tr dtw

THE "TIGER" IS LOOSE 1

ALEXANDER Kid Gloves, $1,50. Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Laco Back) $1,75.

The best goods in tho market at the prico. New arrivals at C. Wittig & Co' 73 Main stroet. dtf

EVERY' BODY want6 to see tho "TIGER

"TIGER!" "TIGER! 1" "TIGER!!!"

SOMETHING EVERY BODY SHOULD KNOW. the cheapest place to buy Hats ii at West fall's, No. 85 Main street. dtw.

EMPRESS EUGENIE, to whom the female world is indebted for tho introduction of crinoline, is said to have added an olegknt improvement. Wonder whether our un ceasing B. WEISZ,No. 12, South 4th street, baa not by the Atlantic Cable received already, the pattern of it. dw-tf

-•-sesa-r.-t-'.i.

Litchworth's Self-sealing Gallon per dozen 3,00 1 Quart dozen 2,25 1A Pint. dozen 1,75

O. K. Wax Jars—Glass. $ Gallon per dozen 1.75 1 Quart dozon 1,25

Tin Cans" dozen 1,25 For sale at No. 63 Main street 27dtf W. W. SHANNON

LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.—Austin Shryer Sz Co. against the world for cheapest Hardware. Give them a trial, dtf

NOTICE OF CHANGE.—E. K. Bobbins having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his austomers with Garden aud Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Piaster Paris Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf

finest

Teas.5 a!'U a« Because, there you will find the

best

Coffees grown. Call and see, at No. 65, Main street, North side Public Square. dtf tm —,—-—lriMtf

COOPERS AND CARPENTEERS.—We are after you with a large stock of Cooper and Carpenter's tools just received. Take a look. AUSTIN, SHRYER A CO 30-dtf

CREAM BISCUIT, Lemon Crackers and Dayton Crackers, at C. I. RIPLEY'S.

LEMONS by the box, and old Potatoes at $1,00 per bushel, at Ray & Bailey's.',,,

SEWING MACHINES to sell or rent at Riddles. 27-dtf.

BEFORE BUYING your summer Hats call and examine our new and desirable styles in both straw and fur, at No. 85 Main street. dt^.^

SOME RELIEF in this hot weather is afforded by a convenient dress. The skirts of B. Weisz, opposite Post Office are pronounced unexceptionable in regard to ease and comfort. ,.*•v 1 1

FRESH VEGETABLES Ray & Bailey's.

(Iowa) Democrat,

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dwtf.

THE "TIGER" IS COMING

every day," at lOdtf

FOR tbe best variety of Fruit Jars, go to Brown & Melvins. 30dtf

IT is not probablo that Absalom was obliged to use any hair preparation to force his hair to grow to such an extreme length as it is said to have attained. In our day, however, people quite freqently find it necessary to call scientific skill to aid them in this respect. Such will ilnd their every wish supplied in "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative.'

BT tsa^ling. in j^o^er Column of the paper W- SHRyce «& Co Explains whsre» the "Tiger" can bo seen and for everybody's benefit.

GOLD AND SILVER INSTITUTION, Enlarged assortments of Gold, Gilt, Jet, and Guttapercha jewelry. Gold and Silver chains, Table silver, Varieties of Teasets, Ice pitchers, Waiters, Goblets, Wino and Water stands, Castors, Ice tubs, Cake Baskets, Sugar and Cream sets, Card stands, Celery and Flower vases, Butterdishes, Sirup cups, Fruit stands, Fruit knives, Sgg and Custard stands, Napkin rings, Knives and Forks, Coffeo urns&c., &c., tho largest assortment in tho Town or State at

JOBLN R. FREEMANS.

NO. 5, Warrens Block.

To THE TRADE.—Wards, celebrated Paper Collars and Cutis. The Dickons. J.•.•c t*' a ok a a a a

The Prince of Wales. Gents revorsiblo linon finished cloth lined Cuff. C. WITTIG & Co. 73 Main stoet, Sole wholesale Agents. Sold at list price, live per cant ofl\, djf.

GROVER & BAKER Sewing Machine, Office, No. IOC Metropolitan Block, east Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for sale also, now and improved GrOvor & Baker Sewing Machines always on handv id for sale bv. dtf A. CANTWELL.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Strength vs. Weakness.—Debilitated men and \romen—mado *o LIY A PROCTSS based ui.oa theiroiiurities of yonr why rlek the d»ngc-r of greater prcstration vblle abnolntoand peraiHLont relief is witbio roach. Xt is a futul miitake with thousands, that only tho prescribed medicines of pbjsitiana can cure iliem, aud IU«J do not consider tho nature, purpose or operatior of thes« drags in hair lompouuded condition, bu1 swa!low them tiinply on £*itb, and rarely, if tver, derive any positive benefit. Nov, we say that it ia sound judgement to uae a remedy which it can be shown has effected actual nnd enduring cures, aud inch in Miehlor'fl Herb TUUsrs. It will euro the feeblo of their ailments, fortify them against the dangers ol malaria, changes in the climate, flue tuitions ot the temiwalure, Ac., w^ile at the same time it braces the entire system and energizes the whole man. Wo do honestly urge sufferers to -'throw physic to the dogs," und hereafter use Mishler's Herb Ititte'6.

Sold by all Druggists and dcaJeis.' Dr.

FBECKLE LOTION.''

3. lt

Hartman ACo., Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa. dwlw

Moth Patches, Freckles and Ian.— Tbe only Reliable Remedy for those brown decolorations on the face is "PERBY'S

MOTH AND

Prepared only by

PEEBT,

DB.

49 Bond St., New York. Sold everywhere. mh27-6meod

Pure Crystal Ice.—The undersigned ia now prepared to furnish the public with clear healthy Bmrand Spring Pond Ice fcr the peasou, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply all Business Houses and Private Families. Orders left at tho Post Office, with Ash ft McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of Ice, wbll to order from aSOdiim JACOB 8TEINMEHL.

A E N E

CONCEHTBATED INDIGO For the Laundry.—Free from Oxalic Acid.—See Chemist's Certificate. Patent Pocket Pincushon or Emery Bag

CXKT

IN EACH TWKNTV

U-......... !—J

Box.

For Sale by all respectable Grocers andDruggists. jy30dw3m

AW USE ME NTS.

JQOWLING HALL.

TWO ariOHTS OSLl!

Monday & Tuesday Evcn'gs,

•L AUGUST 10th mul 11th.

h,i THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL

Skiff & ay lord's

I I S E

Will vleit this city on tho abovo nights. Announcement Extraordinaire of the

Renowned Gymnasts, Fantomlmlsts and Contortionists, 'TfSASTi -v"Mr. Frank Donaldson & Master Willie Gayloil

GRAND TRIPLE CLOG DANCE, Stiles, Phelps and Armstrong, THH FIRST EVER TEAVELING. £. 1

Tickets for sale at ALLEN, BROWN GO'S Booh ftore. Doors surrounded at 7 o'clock. Skirmishing commences at S o'clock.

Admission oOcts. Reserved Seats 75cts LOW (U LORD, Mao'gr. JOE GAYLORD, Agt.

FOR SALE.

LWUI TO TBADE FOE CATJL TLK 01! HORSES-—Eighty acres of Land Bltuattd in Crawford County, Missouri, well adapted to Stcck raising, having throe t-prings of living wator on it location healthy. Thonbove land wiil be cs.chitngeil lor Horaea or Cattle, or sold low for cash. Call on W. I.. 1IODDY. at the Daily Express Oflke.

F°f„,

2 E, R. T?OBBTN8,

SALE.—COTTAGE HOUSE. neat und ch'ap little hams in one of the

healthiest locations of tbocitj. Apply to a8dtf 0. I: KII'LEY.

FOE

SALE.—STOVE, TIN and

AGKIO0LTUKAL OTOiiE iu the city of Terra tlaatc, Indiana, with or without the Tinner's Tools, which aro a full and number oncsett Stork of (roods, about four thousand dollirn, and well selected for the trade. House well eelnblishedr and in a good location. Rent low and house lag P. Will sell for part cash, the balance in payments to suit, with interest. Tnin is au excellent opportunity fur pjrties that wish to invest In this business. Terre Haute is one of the most thriving citiei in the State, and has a large trade from Illinois and adjoining counties.

Causo of selling—to change business. Address jylldwlni P. 0. Box 464, Terre Huute, Ind.

FOK

SALE.—A two-story brick

Business Hcuen, with dwelling attached, one dror eart of McKeen A Paddock's Mill, on East BJaiu St net. wili be seld on reasonable terms. Will take a dwelling In tho city iu part pay. Enquire on the premises. 22llm

FOE

SALE..-I wish to sell my

House and Lot, n»w occupied by Dr. Thompson. situated ou th-corner of Sixth atid Mulber ry streets. For particulars, enquire at No. 24 South Fifth street, ot MBS. MANN,

JaneSOdgm At Mrs. Buckingham.

FOE

SALE —HOUSE and LOT

—tiittmted corner of 12th and Eag'e streets contains five rootm, w«I), cistern, cellar, and sup plied with nil kinds ot shrubbery. Enquire on

thepremi jelldlm

FOE

SALE—SEWING MACHINE Having purchased a Singer Vowing Machine, 1 wlah to dispose of a Wheeler A Wilson Machine that I havo been using. It is in good order, aud ann of tbo 6ost. Wiil be sold for $25, cash. SARAH Ii. EIZEB,

Odtf Corner 3d & Walnut streets. ......

FOR RENT.

OE EENT—Two good business

R.ioms, ^ith Cellars noil a suit of rooms to each, lu- tlie second at»i»y, in the Odd Fellows Bnlldinp, «in Third street, nour Public Sijuar.-. Term* ruasonal le. Enjuire r»r

ai.ltf

J. II. THRNER. I.-A. BljItMKT".

PAST

Davenport

dw-lw

J: VI T.T .i fti, is&fc jtuf'"- fevixrS 1 'j

It. A MURIilS.

thirty

DEE.—Pasture for

ti«»d of Oattir, south of the Nail Factory App.v tola&ac Evaiw. tcolorod man near the

••5

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.773JTZM 0

DRY GOODS.

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From the above dale we

shall offer our entire

COMPETITION DISTANCED!!

'*«.* ifffdiV Ad

BUY GOODS, EVERYBODY, WHILE THEY ABE CHEAP! Our Stock is toolarga to enumerate, bat active buyers will be amply repaid for coming to the

"DOWN TOWN", STORE,

As every Department will undergo the same redaction la prices a* the following 18 cts 15 cts

Hill's 4-4 Bleached Muslins Good yard wide" Merrimack, Sprague and all best

Prints 12$ Ginghams IS cts Domestic De Laines 18 cts Honey-comb Quilts 1,50 Swiss Organdie Muslins 45 cts

These Qoodi are Worth

-i#

Stock of -V

DRESS GOODS!

COMPRISING ALL THE

LATEST NOVELTIES!

AT PRICES THAT WILL,,

I N S E E I S A E

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO., Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

DRY",'GOODS.

THE THE THE

"TIGER" •TIGER" "TIGER"

tt-

w*v. 1

./Ttt, 1

$ .*

TIIBLL, RIM I (fS

!T6T GOtlDS'"

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE

August 1st, 1868.

Cents.'

Plain, Buff, Piak and Bine Orgasdia and JACONET LAWNS FIFTY CENTS. These are the Tory best quality, and have been filling at 65 c«nt». tA.iev

French Stripe «I9itiHAM3 aid 'pKBOALEft 35 CENTS!

The JTol

Greatest

-IN—

E S S O O S Ai 25 Cents a Yard, Ever Offered! White Lace Points, Black Lace

Points Selling at 50 Cents^ On the Dollar! »t»

Hoop Skirts at One Dollar!

I'ou will have to pay fl,S0 for them elsewhere.

Hoop Skirts $1,50

Bold Heretofore at Two Dollars,,

NOTION DEPARTMENT, White Goods. Piques, Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings,

Fans, Ac.,

Parasolst

Jr.,

ci4 Z'i

Have Caught the ''Tiger1

Fearfully, and price* are bleeding profuwly.

SKEPTICS

Will take warning and not "lleo" to the

"Buckeye" Cash Store,

When too late, aftar having supplied their wants atmuoh higher prima—elsewhere—thinking this only aR advertisement toi ft

DRAW TRADE.

To all *n-h,difappointinent will be their fata, as wa shall do even more, instead of loss than we ADVIHTi.SK.

Look opt for Low Prices!

,t» From this time out, at jia

W. 8. KTCE 5

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DRY GOODS.

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t'ORHELIUS & HAfifiBITT,

Corner 3d and Main St8.(

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.MUSICAL. vuua'iAi ttamii

THE PEOPLES PLATFORM

FOR THE*

till,

FALL CAMPAIGN

Ol 1868.—

l-bturifO edjiBQ itrxsiMQ

1. Men of all partioi ,-t^ree tAat my candldates for public l'avor are the best ever bronght out on platform. 2. They have been tried for year*, have stood unflinchingly, have como up to every thing that ther were recommended to be, and are the peoples choice everywhere. 3. In opposition to all wi'p.workers and patty depredators my candidates have steadily ron If, gathered strength, and standi this dajt.aatladaa tho strongest host over kuown in the history of the country. •••»-.. it

S E E

Mii,.

1. The fineRt and best lot of FIHST CLASS PIANOS aud all other kinds of Alasioal Iastru• ments ever offered for site in the West, oan be found at Kissner's Palnce of Mnsfc. 2. Hundreds or purchasers who havo bean nsiag my Pianos for jeart, egrec that |hey are the beat lasting Pianos known 3 Purchasing largely for cash, also, by occupying tho cxtenni.e building of my own, thai satfitgwitTy rent*,ttfyetmoimn-WTO benefit of all such suving-, and greater bargains can b» had or mo than ever known in the history of the Piano trade heretofore. 3 144. No old luuty itjclc on h»nd toAet ridjST, but everythirtjg new, and adding thelrtestliapo1 ted Novelties constantly to It. 6. I am in favor of all p.rties uniting with on this piati'arm. and I KDall mai&j special ty»nrfet«th!rF^J t," to gttyanr tethla

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No: ilre(eij

TKRHHi-UAUXl% INK.

J. G. liINDJSM.ANN,,

v. OKALKU IN

PIAWOS,

Violins, Qnltars, flnteis. and all kinds ifnstoa.

TUNING AND aUt-illONCf of PIANOS and •tber lnstrnments will he promptly attended to. tftieu In iiiftde foi NKW

OLD PIANOS will ONIB. AolOSdwtf

fi$i

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rjlHE SAINT LOUIS

I A N O-ffHff*b

MANIIFAGIVKlNfi VOHPANl/

The Pianos of thi* Company are essentially

Pianos for Western-Peopled

Thi-y are not only mado at home, bat am well made. Th«y have taken j-._j

Four First Premima**

®t Western Fail#, They poMw^a aiirlyall^l excelleoc^ of ton« fto/f flofth, aad tompir* Hi All fMjucU witb tho best lostmmests or Futtmi

I HA7E NOVM

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Prifps vary from

aiwRlI*lt

TO BTXZ.B ant F11M.

*9~r.vcry

Piano is warranted for Five Years.'*® OLD W»VRUAl«iNOmrEXCHANQEU AT ytBEKAL \TE9. Warehouse 10}

AiArttpi

I#i(lti wirnor ol

Wilmrt, sot!'opposite the Bontheri* Hotel. my27dly ii

JJEMOVAL.

RAILROAD AGRJUCI.

OITTOE

MILL, WBTTTA* 1

UOKEEO & T&DDOCKLT

woaLl

friends

B* TU WE*XNY 0I4

AOTLONITONJO^

THROQGB

reoeipts givea

ON ULILPOIENU

dncstosll Eastern

competing lines. Grain

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if ftwesiKz &

PRO*

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All

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