Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 August 1868 — Page 2

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Friday Mornliig^«guig_rtth^lSW

Republican Ticket.

ULYSSEB S. GRANT. Of lUikouFOB VICE PBBSIMNT. bohuyler goi.fax

Ot XuuiaDa. rOB OOVKRNOB, KTI HI VCTT OF VFTN.I»RLINRT'LI.

or stati.

jlijoa %OUN D. EVANS, of Hamilton. FOB TBFCABL'II*B HLAJT, WiA-BBAL NATHAN KIMBALL, of ainr.iu. ,,PJ lUi SUPttEMB COURT, iHKHWHt*' Wr-HfiCOT, Clark.-. r..:i fci:l'0»TBB OF TUB tl'PBEMK I'OI BT 0, .i.rl JAMKS B. BLACK, of Man.m. ~trOR ATT'/ilVEV J! SEEAi,

W if WILLlAilSOS, of P'Huam.

i" VrrtBiNTI.M'CN'' tv I'l'BLN 1

8^8.:-itt BARNABAS 0. HOBBS, of W»ya«, -*i jfo» nutci"** i.jffl ""THOMAS H. NELSON, of ig°, :afl!aA5UN F. CLAYI'OoL, of »ay«te. (Jft ULW'TOB, WXtn DISTBIPT, .^PTAi* K. K. liOii:, Of

nv. rcncn.

'roNTINUENT,

OoMsaL .TOUN T. SMITH, «.f Creew-—«-..«!?•rOB C0JRG11ECS* iujoB W. W. OABTKB, of Cla .OB JCTIE FORP-T OR COMMON PITAS, 10TH

H-DICIM

J.ISTBICT,

Hw SAJIDEL F- MAXWELL, of orkf. roa MWBWCTIJrt AtTORSET COMMON HTA1 rora*. VT. W. BUMSKV.

Democratic Leaders

We hare made fiequeat allunon to tho aoggestiva and "important fa*t that tbo and prom in f. at, Copperheads and of Liberty of the North were the it prominent actor* in Ux Newark Oon. *. vention, and that they, together v.iUi rebel delegates of. the South and the bondhofding interf-it if tho Bust,

wfto.-'

TOTI,

PoMJ&woY

Son* mo? I

nrmP(

estrone an Blllanrothat thoy viable to sweep away all oppositions ». ^jnj

fmtfcrT!r, nnrt to 'rsrvf out

their own plans both n, to candidate, and platform, thur* cheating tho confiding and & less dishonest masses of tha party*fo,sU ing on them a ticket which tbey can only 1V support under the application n! tho partr lnsh, and givin^ thom a platform which every honest Democrat despise.- as alto and a ewindlo, platform which, in tho opinion -offihrwm SrSSfcT Cox and others, means paying tho bonds in "Something that chinkc/' and which

PENDLK-

AJT^ CTHOR

leading Uimin-

ariea conrtrjio lo mean paying tho bonds

^lampblacli^gt-pag^ with "the It an of a in $ Bo apparent was 'If1 that- th® reBel element dictated it? own terms in that Con. in vention, that its actum was hailed with shrieks of delight by the most blatant the unrepentant rebele. They 3aw in the platform, and in

BLAIR'S

meetings where treason Wni eoncoctwd) and whevo tlia old fires of 'iu and '61 were rekindled, iuid_ on which the bodies 5 of man ?vrp/npgro Victim wore offered as sacriiic? to their God, Secession. All over the Soutlij this flame of fury, which used to b3.ca4led "tbe war spirit," when the Sonthoru heart was fired," spread like flailie^ upon a prairie, when kindled it dr grass, nnd Bwept by a strong gale.

Nor Southern rebels bti.,a alone in thofr rejoicings over tho work of the Hew -York Convention:" Their shrinks hare been answered by tho howls of Northern rebels, and, la one tcrnflc chorus, the Southern and .Northern tnutors, who are fatbora in tho Democratic family, have yelled "so loud, that nil the hollow deop of Hell resounded.'.'

.this Satanic concert,. Indiana has not"beon ignored. Our traitors •wertf'not slow to recognise the fact that the work of such mon

VALLANDIGHAM,

BIOLKB,

of Ohio

of rennsylvnnia,

Tennessee, and

FORREST,

in favor of paying off the bonds in greenbacks. That convention adopted it as a compromise to the bondholders and the oppressors of your children. I go now with them. I/tcld that it is a villainous dcb% every dollar of it, from it3very inception. Never a dollar of that debt ions contracted jor your liberty mid welfare jet, wider ComiUutvyn, tkis toae tke only .justification for contracting it- The war wasvoaged in the interest of the mortitary arid manufacturing interest of the country, and not 'to restore the Union. I told therm to in 18.61 I told them so in 1862, in 1863, and again in 1864, Then (Key stopped me.

Such are the leaders ot tha Democratic party of to-day. Tbe surpenis who Lave been driven by publie execration to hide in their holes since their leader surren0 dered their cause to GRANT at Appacnattox have been summoned forth to take up their old positions at tbe van. The Convention Fa" which Northern Democrats hugged the worst of the Southern rebels with a fratnrnalsquo8ze, where the right and ieft flanks of tho rebellion coalesced was aloud call for nil the traitors and traitor sympathisers in tho country to com* faith. And thoy have responded WISE, YANCK, HAMPTON.

HAMPTON,

of South Caro

lina, was the work which called loudly for their indoraoment. They were prompt to respond to tho call of their old allies, and shrowd enough t" see that. Ihoir tl8va of seclusion wore endnd, that the party which had been obliged, by tho pressure of public opinion, to keep them on back wats for ft time, now called them to the front, and budo tbem rally around the nominees of the New York Convention. •i?0tit even Ind.aar. traitors and Rons of JUberty felt that there was yot a greater than they whose voice must again bo lifted in this State. They folt that due respect to their old Supreme Grand Commander, C.L. VALLANDIOIIAM, demanded that he should be railed to their head, and thoy- therefore, summonoa him to Fort Wayne, loaf Saturday, where he wa« received witii all the honon that Allan •onnty Democrats delight to confer on rebels and to withhold from tho horoo.-t of the war. The crowd which turnod out to twar and honor this traitor is said to havo boon tho laigost ever seen at any political gathering in Alleu county. Thua the Democratic party of Indiana indorses the great rebel martyr and calls for his chaplets of infamy lo wreath the brow of the party in this campaign.

On the same day thoro was another out" pouring of tho loyal Domocracy of Indiana near Logansport They camo together In thoimnd? to hear another of their great saints, one L. P.

MTLHOAN,

the dis

tinguished Indian* Son of Liberty traitor, who was sentenced to be hang for his treason in 1864, and only spared through the interposition of Governor

MORTON.

He did not hositsto to throw oil' tho mask svad declare the honest sentiments of the loaders of the party. After referring to the despotism of majorities by which the Democracy hid been so grieviomiy oppressed the past eight years, he »p ke or the action of the New York Convention as follows-

Sefcre that convention met 1 was not

YOORILEES

FOEKST, VALLNDIOHAM, MILLIQAJF, HUMTHRFTF,

et idomne 7e? are lending

if there aw» any' Democrats io .this Stnto who WOU'KI r.ijarr, tbeir children liO stigma that attached to tiro Tone* arid Con Boye of the ftev^iution, it is tiioe for thorn to f.trike tenf and march out of tho party which" i* led hr traitors. We believe there art many inch, many who would not intoutl'-naliyi guilty 01 a wrong act inward* tli-ir cutintrv Let theyp road tho roll of thuir own party and lwarri in what ponpnriy thny ara Uain'-' ing Lot. theni jfiftcl ihn ripoeehei of L-LAM-PTON/OR VANRF"^ WTSR, of VTI.AKDIUHAM nud of MIIJ.IOAN, aud r.oe to what entertainment thev aro invited. and if thoy arp not lost to^ every tn an ly thought, lost tn evm .'nl'lo impulse, loft to all Hint -ibuiild animate tUasoul of a patriot, thoy will turn their backs on leaders who aro dnterininod to plunge the country where thoy plunged it in -C1, into tlm vortex of civil war Can there be an honest man in Indiana who is willing to march in a column headed by L. P. Mir.r.TOAN?

IMPOSSIBLE!

letter—which

was but a supplemental section of the platform—a, .prnrnise of success to the

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J'lost causp," piomiso of revolution and £j'"saore blood-letting.,: Thoy brought out 8- their eld

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aud bars," held immense

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WALE HAMPTON is trying to crawfish on his ratification speeches. Tbo importunities of his moro discreet friends in tbe North have induced this chacgoof tacticsBut while he has toned down, other Southern Democrats coritinuo to spout treason and threaten war. We clip the following from the report made by an Atlanta (Qa.) paper, that flies the SBYMOUR-BLAIB. flagj of the specch of Mr.

KAMSKV

at tho Geor

gia Democratic.Convention: "We have arousod in our might onco more, under tho leadership of Seymour and Blair, to raise the "Constitution from tho dust. Georgia" hns""pa8Bod through fiery ordeal. Soma ~f her ohitdren, during tho war she was compolled to wage, deserted hor and joined her ouemies.— Let them he. like Arnold, forever accursed. Wo bnvo soon our soldiers fall, our cities in flames, our oitirens torn from their peaceful homes. Wo looked upon it unmoved «nd unblancbed. But we can bear it no longer. We will two, at oil hararrtt, recover cvr lost liberties and rortore the State. Wo aro in tho midst of a great revolution, ".vhiob may end peacefully at the ballot-box but if not, then tho trne men of the South will rally once more around their now folded banner, and will try the issuo at the cartridge box. [Loud and enthusiastic applause*] Bemomber tho ancestors from whom you sprung.— There are men in tho North who are truly with you, and who will, in Mich a conflict, if necessary, lead your battalion"

Tweuty IlOTolutioiiN.

Listen to the organ of Now York trai« torn 'Revolution Why, this is the same cry which tho British loyalists raised to deter our fathers from resisting tyranny but. as it failed then, it shall fail now. If it worn revolution twenty times over, we moan to havo" such chingow af Democrats please, which it is particularly careful not honestly to enumerato, but which WADK HAMPTON, more frank and trutl ful, puts in a singlo sentence—"tho Union as it was and tho Constitution as it existed before tie war.'1 Thid the Democrats mean to have, '-'if it weto revolution twenty times over." How do you liko tlie prc.sjioct, tjiiiot and peaceablo men of tho North

This

traitor and repudiator is, of course, highly pleased with thp Democratic nomination. Relays: "The more 1 contemplate that nomination the better I am satisfied with it. It had been asserted in a Cincinnati paper that I was in favor of organising a third party. After reflecting on all the'materlal at the Convention, Horatio Seymour commanded my highest veneration. 1 «aw in him a statesman who never sought the- office of President under whose guidance wo shall be secured from all future aggressions, and upon whose knowledge we can rely for protection.

Dollar

Again Mr. Seymour's friends°made a botch of it in their anxiety to defend him. They say he is no bondholder, and have got Itim'to dictate a letter declaring that ho "docs not own a United States bond sud never did own one."

HY NOT''

Mr. Seymour

rich, and

has large sums of money invested in rftri* 0113 ways. When tiie nation was in sore need, when our troops were in want because of lack of funds to pay and supply them, the government appealed lo all loval citizens to loan their abundance for the support of the army Patriots answered the world learned with amazement that the peoplo had loaned to their government thirty-two miliionsin onoday men not worth altogether a? mu«h as Mr. Soymour's income for a single year nevertheless gave freely of their little store to supply our army, pay cur soldiers, and put down tbe rebellion. Mr. Seymour had plenty of money lying idle. what uid he do -'Not a dollar, not a man, to carry on this wicked war!'' That was Seymour's patriotism! And, therefore, ho '-dofls not own a United States bond. I and nover did own one'"—St. Louis democrat.

AFTKB it has been proved that tbe army last year cost $56,713,410, *®d that for the present year the entire appropriation for army expenses is $33,000,000 Democratic orators and organs contintw to assort that the army costb $150,000,000 A. year. A pwty that has no hope of" winning but by such lies, is not deserving of the eupport of any honest citizen.)

CAPT. E. E. KOBE and Ool. J.

Blair anil Revolution.

GOB. JBLAJR objects to being called Tovoliitionary, and yet the following among other things, .^contained in hig revolutionary Iflit.er to Mr. BROADIIRAT) in respect to the reconstruction acts of Congress: 1

in for the Prc.sident-ebci' declare these acts null and void, compel the army to nndo its usurpations at the South, disperse the carpet-bag State Qovermneuts, allow the white fcople to reorganize their own government*' and elect Senators and Representatives. P:

But Mr. BLAIH, in speeches made sub. sequent to the writing of this letter, claims that this is to be dona "constitutionally." Will any of his friends please point to any part

the Constitution in

which such powers are conferred upon tho PresidentDoes not the power to declare acts of Congress null and void belong to the Supreme Court of tho United States? Certainty, Gen. BLAIR and the Ku-Klux Democracy who approve of his letter are revolutionary and dangerous.— And yet the World, the national organ of vae Democratic party, says: "Thore is nothing iD that letter which wo could wish him to retract or explain away."

Mil HI 1 »0

Tlie Army at the Sontta Vo thousand more Democratic lies are smashed by another plain official statement from the War Department, which shows that only 12,590 men of tho army arc on duty in all tho rebel Stater. This exclusive of 3,412 guarding ?ea coast fort-who-wdnld" bo needed therein any cs«o, and 2,723 engaged against Indians exclusively, the total number oi all kinds of duty in all tho Stato3that attempted to secede being only 18,731, or less than half tha dumber "given by the "Copperhead pa-ptr8-and speaker.«.' But their poiut is only with regard to those who are stationed at the South to preserve peace during tho progress of reconstruction, and these, as above stated, number only 13,CM—no more arid no lesB Again, the Copperhcadij havo charged that this force cost $2 000 per man per year, whereas the official statement ahowa that the cost is only $1,080 per man, and tho total cost of tho sbovo force for tlio year ending June 30,1868,. is only $13,596,000. But this same force, if not on duty At the South, would1 still have to ho stationed somewhere and supportod somewhere, and it could not bar supported anywhere it less otpeh^o than at tho South.

So much for Democratic lies about sn expense of "forty millions a year to support'Ti standing army at tho South."

Thoy are Jies^-that js all l~Mis*mtri jmortal.

A Nullification in 1868. iu 1828 Congress enaotod a tariff, which subsequently was modified to go into effoct in 1832. South Carolina did not approve of this legislation it was^ reducing the high-mfndeu pedjple of that State to a condition, of inferiority, compared with the ignorant, laborer* of the free labor States. So South Carolina, in 1831, called a State Convention, which convention adopted an ordinance, declaring the act of Congress known as the Tariff law to be "unconstitutional and void," therefore not to be enforced within the State of South Carolina The Legislature of South Carolina enacted several laws for carrying into execution the ordinance of nullification.

The country knows exactly how Gen. Jackson, who was then President of the IJnited States, treated this nullification business. He obtained from Congress the law known as the "free bill," and in his ftimous proclamations avowed his purpose to treat th030 resisting the national au» thority as traitors.

The New Torn Democratic Convention has, for the first time in the history of national parties, adopted nullification as a policy. .. It assails tbe legislation of Congress in no ordinary mode. It adopts tbe phraseology of .the South Carolina uullifiers ol 1832, and at his own request permitted a rebel officer of South Carolina to write into.that platform the declaration that tho acts of Congress were "unconstitutional and void," aud, as he has since explained, to be resisted and overthrown by the sword if necessary.

Thus South Carolina, which, in 1832, endeavored to bully General Jackson into a toleration of tho nullification of an act of Congress by a State, has obtained from the Democratic. Convention, by a Unanimous" vote a declaration that it is the right and duty of every State and citizen to nullify certain acts of Congress and to take up arms for that purpose, and promising that if their candidate be elected, he will use tho Fednral army to nullify said lawF.

The nullification Democracy of Seymour iB'What General Jackson, in 1831-2, declared. treason, and which he promised he, would punish &s ?tich.—Chicago Tribme. js

WHKN

KNOW

OF AN

teeth. SOZODONT renders them indoatructable. Nay, moro, it makes tho ecamel white as Parian marblo, and the broath as odoriferous as tho Sweet South breathing o'or banks of violets." Neither the teeth aer tte gums, can become diseased, if it is used daily^£-

'•SPALDING'S

PEIPARKD GLUE is use

ful in every hAffie. 12-deod 1

BMOVAL7

RAILROAD AQBSCY. I have moved Uy offlce to McKaan & Paddock's Mill, wliere I woull be le»8»d to my old frieads andcnetome'ii.

Through receipts glveii on «hlpni«nU of produce to all Xaitarn Cicie*. All Ball, and Kail an 1 Water rates

low, and time &a qoiok as any

competing IIIIM. Omiu in bulk »bippd R^ Hew KnelsnJ uwns without change ot cari. JAMK8 0. TUKNEB, Apt. apri'24dtt

PAS AND STEAM FITTING vJT "'UiTi Street, between eib anil 7tli, FKIili£aifi GEIGEB.

Having employed tbe «Mvi«ee of J. 3. I"ergt»«nn knewn praitlcat workman, tie oca propare.1 fo eietnte all »rdM« iu the »1K.T^ hnslr«M, with promptn'sa aad itiaiuktcu. oCtSdly

RAZtii COAL.

V. BCTSCH A Ci«., wonld rcsptctfnllj ir^rm their oM" cottomari

md 'tb*

clttwn*

aphian

tut BaMtiryi# tks .siubt u* c^rti SfBOVM *11 EimiONS, FBB0&M8. WB«. HOT! Bl

TAB 8KULJ

For LADIES in the XUBSEB1' It Is lnvalnaWc.

Mm^ltmo-V^tnie only £Bedy for Diseases aid bitnlshes or jjpj' 151!

PHULHVH

Hal-

iowell spoke from tho Court House steps on Wednesday night last, to a large number of ladies and gentlemen. The speakers dealt in facts too strong to suit the rabble, who by way of reflation, coaxed the boys to sot up a howl which was disgraceful. This was done with a view to break up the meeting, but they did noff succeed. Rockets were even procured and discharged at the crowd, setting fire to a lady shawl. We have no doubt in our own mind but the boy? were hired to do what thoy did. At any rate, there were Democrats on the ground sufficient to have put a stop to this disgraceful conduct, had thoy desired to do so, but not a word was said to discourage the boys.— How mean aud contemptible such conduct looks in a civilized community, and the boys engaged in such heathenish amusement should be sent to tho House ot Correction for ten years, as their paronts are not fit to raise children in a der^nt community.—Sullivan Unicoi.

"PAPHIAN BOAT" Sir the

lnswrutuwovuij Vttasis C»t» per (%kr.

2 &

•tSWA-H 1

ARTICLE that

is truly what its-label represents, wo take plNHrOiftNQMDBanding it to the public. We have laltli in Palmers Lotion, and advise all suffering with any form of skin disease, to give it a trial.—Vera-,/ Reveille, Feb 15th, 1866,

THAT chartered libprtine, tho wind, Meals perfume from the flower#, but ret.'tins it. only for a moment. Chemical art alone can fix the fragance. and render it impiirishable, and this it has accomplished in PHAI.ON "FLOE DE MAYO." Hold by all druggists.

Wfi

ARB IN THB IWLDST OF A RKYOLTTTION.—No

moro premature decay of tho

ITHUT.

"JXOH i»»: at ATO," "FLOB 0E MAYO."

A SEW PKMKIMB FOB TIE KXQUIBITE. DRUCATK, lUIDHT fffflfBiSOEPflLUON SON,

NEW

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Real Estate

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Ofllco over First National Bank, K. K. I 'orner of l'unrtli and Maiu&roals, jpm

Terre raid.

JL 1

Abstracts of title furnished, l^oans^ne gotirtted, and Money invested

HoQHts anil lot on Poplar, bptwran *ith and 7t,h streets, Konsa aud lot on North Biti, between and Linton stri-nte.

Two business llonnoi on

W 1 5 'V

oiiennut

an sir i:

OODNTT pRormu'v.

Ftkfiu of 80a»-i'wsiu IIouo^ Ci l.-wii^liip, 173 acres in Lintou township. 3 Acres below tbe Rolling Mill, B8Ri(l«c.\nat

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Merchants Fire Ins. €o7, HABTFOBD, CONN.

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Buckeye Fire Insurance Co OtBVBLAND, OHTO.

United States Life Ins. Co No. 40 WALL ST., NBVTTOBK.

World Mutual Life Ins.Tot 117 BBOADWAY, NEW YOBK.

Franklin Life Insurance Co INDIAXAfO.UB, INDi

United States Casualty, Co. OQIBHOADWAT, NEW YOBK.

SCOTT & CRANE,

General Fire Rnd Life Insurance Agent.

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COGNAC BRANDY,^

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All stiictly PCitK and oi tbe BEST qualities,

WEISS' & CO'8, WM

87 Main Street,

Between 3d and 4th Sts., jelSd3m Terre Haute, Indiana,

g^EAMi DYB HOUSE. H. CLARIDGE lias retorned to this elty, and fitted np a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Xsiablisbment, at the old Stand, No. 8 North Fourth Street, wher* he will be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new ones as may favor him with their patronag 25dtf

QHiSAP M.LLL1

all

Haate generally, that 8AHE EL afEBBT l« their anthoriied a^ent for Brazil Spliot or Block Coal. All ordrr* l«tt wttU him wili be promptly attondnd k). How.is tbe time to ord*r, while the prloe rZlPealpri lapplitxl at tha lowctl market price.

Addrees, V. BtfftOH ft CO.. lndlanapolii. or. JOHN ANDBBW, Brazil. Jj2503B

,.S

MLLLLNifiKY. Ooods sold at OU91 a

kinds of HiUtnery during the Winter months, at

Mrs. M. tte the Post Offloe,

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*fBEoljfE8TFElIALE SEMINABIES in t1:-" coantrj, widely known (or iti ininariol_ itvaUed A4«MCJIV rlncij-at, rtBAHVILEE FKMAL* OOEtXGE.—SSth year Jf b«gio» ttat. ITth. "Ona of tbe oldrtt ana Iwk iutUU' ioas lor edacating our daughter.. SSOOa year, ."end fjr catslogoe to w,

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t.'ommon Jilmpf-, as pood as the .T1 ft osk

-i.—t'Jolh'im's Patent)

U9*t S 1 3?ii 3.4 pas X'.3 vc Cftiinot be excelled. We guaranty they will cnt 2' per cent, nore than comtaou Axon, with leas labor to tbe chopper.

Send for circular and prices to LlPPlJf COTT A BAKEWCIX, Flttabarfrb, P»., Sole tf&nufacturers. Fore s«lo by principal Hardware Dealers.

EJECT ALL VIO

LBNT

PUKQATIVBS.

IELTZEO

Price 82 and $3. for sals by

ALL DBUOOIBTS,

and eentfra on receipt of price,

from tbe PRINCIPAL DEPOT. Address BASDAKAH UASTTACTrBiN^ Co,, 6i9 and 651 Broadway, N,

PSYCOHANCYmay

or Sonl-Chnrratnif

How eithor sex fasoinato aud gain tbo Btteci i.as of anyone they choosey instantly also secure prosperity in lovo or business. Every one can acquire this singular power. Ti-.ls queer, ex citing book has been published by us ten years, the salo of which has been enormous, and is the only book of the kind In tho English language, sent by mall for 25 cants, or Are tor .one dollar, together with a guide to the unmarried. Addre, T. WILLIAM' CO., Book Publishers, I'hila delpbia.

AM Oil BAND

And will sell more tor tho money than any

1I0U4B COMttN IN THE COllffl

«r oar IndacemeDts for roralog Clubs are more than doable that of any establishment In the Country.

For tho proef of this assertion, pl«ase examine uur Terms lo Agents, whioh ore aa foiiows: «r Bead camrnlly and coinparo with tb terms for gsttiug up club-, as udvortiaed by other establishments.

Aay person sending iiw TWO Dollars can re ceive for the sa »e a s«i etion from the following articles:—Two ,not one) &) picture Morocco Albums, 2 pnirs (uot one pair) of Congress Boots, 2 pieces (uot one piece) of Pants Pit torn, 2 (not ^nr) 6 bottle Revolving Castors, 2 (uot oao) worstod Brenltfadt Shawls, or any two articles (not one articic) from our exchaugo list. ir« will aUo semi 20 printed notes of articles for falent one dollar edeh.

Any person sending Three Dollars can recoive fur ibo same a selection from tbo following artlclfn —lj yds. DoLaiuo, 1 white BlargeillesQailt, 3 (not one) 100 view Turkoy Moroeco Albums, 20 yjs. Shooting, Wool Square Shawl, sots (not one ir t) Gold Kueoru Studs, (not ono) Hair Guard Jliaius, with gold plat.U tiimmiugi. (The trimmings of thwo chain* aro advertised by other cohcRrns as Gc!d, which is a deception, as tbey aro all of them giild plaied,) 2 (not oue) siiTer plated, chased Butter Dishes, 2 (not one) silver rlated 5 bottle devolving Castors, 2 sots (not ouo Kcl) Rtecl liiaJed An iron and Forks, 2 (not one) Worsted Promenade Shawls, 3 (uot ouo) ladies' long gold plated Chains, 3 (not oue) ladios'solid field Pontile Bings, E (not one) g.inf.'s heavy chusjoid platwd Kings. (These rlcja aro advertised by other concern* as solid gold, which is it Iraud lijion ihe public,) 3 (not one) Hack walnut Work Boies or Writing Desks, (uot one) extraqnality Balmoral Skirls, 2 sots (not one) of Jewolry and Hleevo Buttons to match, 2 (n»t one) superior 1 nrkry Morocco Shopping Bagit, 2pairs (not oue) la ilea Balmoral Boots.

We trill also send 40 printed notice* «rtirlr for al? at one dollar at h. An) person sending Five Dollars, (not six dollars) ran rrcoive ior the same a s.'lwJtion from the following articles.—A black or colored Alpacoa Dreei Pattern, a Poplin Dress Pottern. 1 j.ieco of Brown or Bleached Shooting, 1 engraved (6 bottles) silver plated Bevolving Castor, 4yards superiino Casnimero, extra hoavy large siicd White Quilt, 1 pair gents' Oalf Boots, 4 jcti. good Wool Frocking, 2 (not one) best quality Balmoral Skirts, an eight, day Oioeh.mado by Moth Thomas, 4 yds. doable wiJth Cloth for ladies' Hacks or children's wear, a silver plated Cake or Card Bas kct, Fnr Muff Cape Woal Long Shawl, splendid clusp Family Bible, 4 yards (not th.oe yards) double width water pioof cloaking, 2 sets eash (noione set each) Ivory Handle Knives, with silver plated Forks, 1 set of Lace Curtains.

H'e tciil alto trr.rl. 60 printed Hoes of articles for sale at onsdollar each An person sending Ten Dollars can receive for tnesame, a S'-lcteion from th* following articles .—7 yds. (notfonr yds.) donble with Olothfor Cloaking and boating, (not two)B nachrd Lineu Table ClothB, with doz. (not ne doz.) Linen Damask Napkins, 30 yds. (not 2^ yus.) Hemp Carpeting, 13 ds. extra quality, black or colored Alpacca Dress Patterns, It y-s. extra quality, Poplin Dress Patterns, Silvr Bunting Cate Watch, new (not second banded) 2 doz. (not one doz.) ivory bandied steel bladed Knives and Forks, 1 pr. 8uprri»r Wcol Blankets, nico Fur Muff and Cape, 2(iot ono) silver plated engr-ivtd Ice Pitch* »rs, 9 yas. (not 1lA jds.) Wool Cassimere for uit. 2 doz. (not one doz.) Bcgcre' beat silver plated Forks, t-ommea Sense Seeing Maohine (the real article, not a base imitation as used by other concerns), 4 (not two) Honey Comb Quilt, 2 (not one) splendidcla-p Family Bibiss.

We will alto Bend printed notice* for 120 articles for sale at one dollar each. For larger clnbs Uie valnc lncresiw in tbe aaine ratio, oar stock oi Uood^ is ail new snd in good order. Tlie quality of the Qoodt it better than those itied by any other concern in the country. We are of tbe opinion that, after reading the above advertisement, Some parties will com to the conclusion that they have bees uotrely suiadled by some of the bogvt Gift concern in this ci ty.

We can uot offer to the person sending us the largest amount of noney for a month, a Olft of money or Watches, as that is a violation of tbe Law against Lotteries bnt in add tion to the above liberal terms, we well sell to any one who may send us 810, eleven articles from ottr exchange list, *11 to to be sent ia one order and ItorSat) wa will sslltwent}-two articles from our exchange list, all to b» sent in Otis order.

Money sent la Begistered Letter or by a Posi al Mon.y Order, or raft at our rink. Cut!** logues sent to aay address,

P. 8. A genu will please notily us what firms haTafgsisiatu tketrvrwn or city, and they win receive our most sincere thanks.

THOMAS L. FENN0 & CO. No*. 6S A 54 Ebn 8t, ^*4jS08T0ir, ICASS.

sm AdUmTDUli' W0SKS BE UBtfTDOWW COX WOTA faotnrors of GBHEKAL AGBICULTTRAI. BLacarmav, Comprlalnic the celebrated "Star" Threshtng Hi. obiaee "Wer" BtUm (or Bndlm thato) aaa tiffrer Hortto PSwert "Bter" Cotton 0'»» and Condenssri Clrcnlar Crosscut Bawmllls VegetattoOattani Hone Hay Forks Cora and Feed •flU Potrer Corn Bhellers Dow Powers, Ac., Ac.

We wish to call the particular attention of Farmer* to our celebrated "STAB" THBBflHBB AK» riBkiiaJattly tS&MkaaiSwiiiswIb het. its co tte moat i&esrerienotid, and will do ltswork with narveilons rapttltyand perfectien, ind with oom» parativeiy tte least demand apon the stfonjtli or the aaiousla dtivlngit.

Fo have made reoeat impromteats la tMsma clUne by which we are enabled to tterovgtm dean (Ae grain ondec almeet any combination dlidltl onltiee, and we mo now cslngan enttwly »Bw aud ttr.-crfvo dovtco for ralievinn tbe teoderof unit, thus making the operation of thmahtngii oo«afortable and safe, as with the ordinary mad^aes it annoying and frequently ilattwoB of health.

These Mac bines are made of suitable alcoe for our "&tar" Hallway 2 Hon* Power and for oar dtar" Levet Power* for 1 and 6 horses.

For sale by our agents and dealers genually.— For foil particulars, send for oar lllaitratod Descriptive Ciroular and Price List. Corrwpoadents will please address TBe AllMlf OttUW fill Mannfatlurlng Ce.. P- O. Drawer 162, Aisauy N. Y.

Proof or our stateanit (hat we have awde

A COMPLETE

E O I O N

I N A E

can he found In tli. fact that th» immense business wetavo built up has induced a multitude of gMAitrOHCsass «o imitate our elub system, and some by. advertising the presents they will give to agents, seek, ua»uoco»s6uliy, to divert a mo of OUJ business t» themiJlvas. We make this anncuocsmaat simply to Inform the publlo that it will b^ for their Interest to patroaize cur buuse, ai

sti

continue to

GIVE BETTEB

GBKATEB

ISPUCSSIEaTS

CONCXBS

IW THB BOTtSaiS.

:3 sol

Sis- OAST 8TEEL BAWb,

Thoy ruin the

tone of the bowels and weaken the a ntiou. TABBAXT'S BFFEEVMCKST

APERIENT is used by rational

peoplo a* a mease of relieving all derangements of the Btomach, liver and intestines, beoaase it remove* obstructions without pain and Imparts vigor to' the'orgaus it pari&ei and regu ates.~: 8£ID

Dwhich

BY ALL

BUQOISTS.

LADIES EXCLUSIVELY. A BASDANAH, or Lsdlos Friend Ji A 8cBSTiiurB for Periodical Bandaget. An entirely nei invention. Uncommon'LED by

at sight. IndispensaWe to

BIED LADJT

Wo 11 every description of DRY

The Last

ALL EM

isgsr PHI'ScICIAK8, and approved of bp

SVEBT LAD*

EVEBY MISS

and

MAB.

during monthly indisp sisi^n. It is no

medicine. Elegant, Eaxy and Diir^bls. Warranted, and will last five years. CiicuUrs free. LAST AGENTS

AND

FANCY

GOODS.rLATEO WABE,JEWJtLBY,WATUA t8, sEWTNU MACHINES,4c., Ac. fer the uniform price of ONE DOLLAR. OIBCCLAM

HIST TO

ANY AODBKSS FBIK. PABKKR A CO.» JVos. 08 and 100 Nnmmfr at., Boston.

THE SUCCESS

(If the OXK U0LLAB 8A£E a RerolBtloB In TSAIMC.

WKLAB,lessatarticles

furnish a uniform prioeof ONB DOIi« suoh as are used by every family, at a price than the/ aro sold by any wholesale dealer in New York or Boston.

Agent.-! wanted to co-operato with us ia carrying ont a plan which meets the wants of the million, and In tho disposal of a largo- and varied stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Bllvor Platsd Ware, Watches, Carpeting, Ac. Onr terms to Agont* aro superior to those of any other firm, as onr Circular will show Those getting up dabs ran secure a pitoo of Sheeting, Watch, 811* Dress, Shawl, Sewing MachlnO, Ao., Ac.,

Free

Cost,

A check describing an artlolt ts be sold for a Dollar, 10 cts. SO for 32 49 for $4 00 for $6 i03 for 910. Bent by mail. Send money by Bei« terod Lotter. Circulars mailed free to any ad' dress. Aleuts wauted everywhere. Address"

HABBU PLvaani,

34 Hanover St., Boatoa,

fnOTicBojfte

~BT ITS USE

Gray or Faded Hair is duicidj "restored to its youthful color and beauty, and with the first application a beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance is giron to the Hair. It will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots. It will promote luxuriant growth.

FallingHAIR

AS. B. HAGG-ERTY

STBONG,

Wfiioiesale 4 ielail Cirieir,

yo. J90 Main a«re^[! ta 9 BI axe o-J

Fsr Sale by all Dranitti. DEPOT restored from Greenwich St to 35 Barclay St. & AO Park Place.

Tin, Copper and Sheet iron Ware,

Slate and Metallic Roofers,

.. And Manufacturers of^'-^

Mr Work done in all parts of the coantry on short notice and reasonable terms. may 12

STORAGE, COMMISSION

GRAIN,

OWES RULLEB E.

laTAOT

E. B. BRYANT & CO., (Successors to J. H. TBBNKB,) Forwarding A Commission Merchaatp

PIAUH IH

Grain, Flour and Salt.

Highest market prioe paid for all kinds of Oraln. Agents for STAB UNION LINE. Ware House on Main Htrset,

Near the

T. H. A

B. B.

A I N E A E S

Warehcti.e ru First St., at the Canal Basin. «n»dri TKBBK HAUT*. IND-

OVINIBUS LINE.

C•

B.MILLER'S OMNIBUS

AND HACK LINX.

WU! attend to all calls for trains leaving the City^od also deliver passengers in any part of the city with care and disbatch

All orders l» ton the Slat* at the Poet OBoe, at Davis' DrngStora, or my reabtencawM be prompt, ly attended to. .anaodtf

JOHN ARMSTRONG, Gunsmith and__Stencil Cotter.

Flour, Whisky and Sack brands, also la tee foi —arktng Clothing, cut to order. COuns mads aid repaired in the hast af style

All work warranted to give satisfaction. Sddoorlaetof the Baw Govt

HOSM,

at the Tig* sonty Har tealsa.

CZS.Lt

COVFEft and 8Q«AE bythe

poind,

100

poinds, tag and

barrel. Prices proportioned to the amoa nt purchase^ Sw|

Good Batter and Flenlc Graekern 814c. Dove Oysters,! ID. Cans, 91.85 per dozen Teas by the pound or eaddy, tromIt25to $2,40.

&?2STA

OFFEE

eoLDrano, ....

aaOfSraaa

TO AOXSTS TBAJJ

AMI

OTHEB

Stock large, fresh and complete

The interest of Customers elostly xoatehtd.

15 Barrels of Cider Vinegar on band and for sale low.

.asEj

ATTORNEYS.

JM0. P. BAUD. cMAftLts omurx.

JgAIED CRUFT, Attorneys at Law,

Omens.—No. 82 Slain Street, ap atalra. 1 fcblSdtf

Wm. E. MoLEAN,

Attorney aud Connsellorat Law, —AUK— QENBSAL COLLXCTINO AGENT,

Terre Haute, Ind. Omc*.—No. lUs Street. decSdlj

DENTISTRY.

DR.

Success,

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW

SvaOSON AND MXCSAylCAL

I E I*r I S T, Snocessor to Dr. D. II. WBLD, No. 1ST Main St. National Blook, Terre Baate, Ind. [aSOdtf

RICHARDSON, M.

J. I

ja" iv fis 'r-, ST7COSSSOB TO Da. S. B. OUTB^ OIFIOB-Os Ohio, batweeo 8d and 4th Strsat. •plBdtf TKBU-BADTX, IND.

O. LINCOLN,

JjK.C.

riLARK

& CO

Galvanized Iron Cornice* Window Caps,

dntterin^, &c.

Agents, Tor the Very Beijt^

HOT AIR FURNACES

187 Main Street,

Tcrro Ilantc, lad.

siso##»e Dentist

Tbe Oldest Established

In Tarra Haate,

gaOrno*—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohio, one door south of National House. Having had upwards of eighteen fears' experience in Dentistry, he Is confident that he can give saftsffcetioa in all cases [JySpdly

HOTELS.

gUN TIN HOUSE. D. C. 8TU2TXABD, Prop'r.

Southeast Corner Publlo Square,

Xerre llaute. Indiana.

BOARD, 90,OO PER DAY rasa OKX»U

TO ADO

raoa

JACOB

is immediately checkoi

raaxas.

ana.' aao. c. act

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Ooa. Sma aro Mat* Scaaar,

TERRE HAUTE, ENT. JACOB BCTZ BON ..PBOPBrKTOBS.

This House has been thoroughly refarnisheJ. my SSdwly

HOC3B. ,,

Vy coax ca or naar ain ono min. Xerre Haute,

Wt B. OBIFFRH

Indiana.

IJIERRE HAUTE HOUSE,

ooaaaa

MAIM am SSTBSTB STBam,

Xerre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel Das recently been reflttad, aad put l» flrst-class order, offering accommodations nnsur passed in tbe State.

T. C. BUOT1IV. Prop'r.

PHYSICIANS.

R. A. ARNAUD.

OrTtOB—Corner of Main and fifth Streets, over tbe National State Bank. BBSIDENTE—Chestnut St*, between nth and 7tb. mUlyl TKBBB HAUTK, IND.

MANUFACTURERS.

?ATRONIZE

FACTUBB9.

Wa have on haad a flae stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds, ot onr own maaafactare, which we will sell at a very small sdraace on »t.

We Warrant onr Work

to be superior to any ever before oflbred In this aiarket. Baying of us will furnish employment to your own Mechanics, and at the same tima

Benefit Yourselves

as we warrant all oar work.

We also keep on hand, and autnufacture to or r, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings an( ery variety of Finishing Lumber aael In build. 1g

OLIYT A

Depot [2d4wtf

JOSH BiBTT. AI/OFBO IAIIT JOHN HANET & CO., tf STOBMB, COimiBlOM AND

WILUAX8.

PBAIBIE C1TT PLANINO MILLS. felOdtf

mil

A NTON SHIDB,

J\. TKAoasa

Instrumental and Vocal Mnilc.

Orders left at Liademan's or Katseabach's promptly attended to. *t of reference, given. JnlySdSm.

S. HABBBBT.

IOWA

J. £. MABSH

KEAL ESTATE AGENCY. FARMS, V."ILP LAKD3, And Olty Property of every deecrlprlon, for Sale.

An experienoe of fifteen years enable as to Insure satisfaction In every depattmentof bnsineas relating to a general Beal Istate Agency.

HARBERT & HARSH,

64 WALNUT STltJCKT,

n87dwly l)e* Vf I own

PAT, ROACH, ANT," FLY,

All FLKA AND BED-ICO

EXTERMINATOR.

P. HYITAllp,

BBS tllTS Btrcct, l"lat Lsitfs, Bo. Orders by mail will be promptly attended to if tbe o*

and aoodai IM9B

'ANNOUNCEMENT

BXTRAOKBINARV!

BiRE OPPORTUNITY!!

$ 3r. iv

of Saxton A Walmslej, 111 Alain Street.

We haTe decided to hereafter give onr atten tton to the salecf

HOSIERY, WHITE GOOIS, ,T NOTIOJSS, LACES,

EMBROIDERIES, CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS,

Aad such Goods as partaia to a First-CIar.

Trimmlngst Store!

And to rellnqni.h tlio usinsu of STAPLE DBY GOODS of every kind. In order to BAPIDLY dispose of tbe Iattei, and to close out tha Stock effectually, we will offer for sale, commencing

Saturday, July 25th, 1868,

The follow Ihg desirable Goods

AT COST! AT €ONT

All ot oar

PRINTS. MUSLINS, bleached and brown, SHEETINGS, 4-4, 5-4, 6 4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4. FLANNELS, large Btock. DRESS GOODS, including

BLACK SILKS, PLAIN ALPACAS, POPLINS,

WOOL DKLAINBS, PLAIDS, PRINTED DsLABNBi,

PIECES, v-

PERCALES,

&c„

Ac.

SHAWLS, choice atvles,'] LACE POINTS, CLOTHS, CASSIME RES, JEANS and all kinds of PANT STUFFS. TICKINGS, CHECKS,

COTTON YARNS, LINEN CRASH, ti. BATH TOWELS, TABLE COVERS and CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLE DAMASKS by the yard, LINEN and COTTOtt DIAPER MARSEILLES QUILTS,

Besides a great variety other articles that ws have not apace to narav, that will be sold at

PRESENT COST VALUE!

Also, during the continuance of this sale a

GREAT REDUCTION In prices will bo made throoghont the

NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS fine TRIMMINGS STOCK,

So that an assorted bill of goods may ha had much less than ruling pricos.

9&~ K. B. For the purpose oi arranging the Goods and marking every piece with the COS1 PRICE in PLAIN FIGURES, our Store will be closed on Friday the 24th inst., and will reopen Saturday the 26th, when the above programme iviU take effect,

...—mnrMor

Offlce of Blarsball, MonUtnma and Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buss to and {Tom all Trains. aovSMtf

HOME MANU-

*t*n-

INDUCEMENX8 PSPABALLELED!

«s W7TT^' Onr object beiDg to malts —J

QUICK WORK

As possible In this Sale, we present the followlag BXTBAINDUCEMKNTS to purchasers to oarfr off our

STAPLE GOODS

Of every kind at

COST PRICES!!

And a tho stmetime compete foroneorthe other of these elegant artloles, vis 1st. To the person who makes the largest aggregate amount ot pnrchases of Goods (assorted through tbe Stock and tor their own or family use) from the date of commencement of this Sale nntil the first d»y of September next, we will GIY£ an elegant new

"ELLIPTIC" SEWING MACHINE!

With glass Pressar-foot, Uemmer, Braid-1" er, ana all tbe latest improvemaats com^ plete—tbe cash value of which ii

—8iity-Five Cellars $85!

2*4. To thepeason whose aggregate purchase* of Good* Bhall be next in imotiDt (sibjed to tw above conditions), we will give a spletdld

Valenciennes Lace Handk'chf,

WORTH

THIRTY DOLLAR8!i

trd. To the person whose sggreaate purchases' 1 of Ooods shall be third ia amount, (snbject to ther same oonditlons), we will give a beautiful

O O A N O E

W0RTH

Twelve Iollars!

HOUSEKEEPERS,

AND

All interested in buying Dry Goods, will FIND THIS

Gtrand Clearance Sale

An unequalod opportunity to lay in their supplies for months to come, at

Wholesale Cost Prices!! REMEMBER!

Our Store will remain closed on Friday and will re-open

SATURDAY, M«». SAIT0N A WALM8LBY, 111 Main StretU

asa» toaay pwci oeaasry. "w-i.