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DAILY EXPRESS

TKBKE HAUTK, INU.

flaturdaj Morning, Angus! 15tb, 1868

Republican Ticket.

FOB PRESIDENT,

GEN. ULYSSES S. GRANT, __ of Illinois.

SOU VICE PBE8IDENT, SCHUYLER COLFAX, „...,, Of Indiana.

!.v-!

:'roB

oeMA"V A. HOFFMAN. of Cass. rott ACDITOB OP STATE.

WaJ

MA-JOI*

"WADE HAMPTON

resented

HON- JOHN

TUB

Tribune

Cuicngo

been referred to as

OOVIBKOB, ,"

Cot. CONBAD BAKES, of Vandsrburgb. foft HaOTESAKI-lWVEttWOtt, 'i Oov.WXLt CUMBA.CK.of Docatur. •/.A BEOSETABY 0Y STATE.

JOHK D. EVANS, of Hamilton. IOB TREA9CBER OP STATE,

UENSEAL

HATH AN KIMBALL, of Mm tin. •NIL

CLfcMi

OP TBI! SCFIIEMK COL'BT,

OLONM. THEODOBK W. McCOi, of Clarke.

TO»

BKFOHHB or TBS SURBBME

J0™1 I

.'olonel JAMKS B. BLACK, of Marlon'. ROK ATTOBSET OESEBAL, l. K. WILLIAMSON, of ruinsm.

MrPT.BI'STF.MJEKT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, BABHABA3 C. ELOBBtJ, of Wayne, FOB ELECTORS AT LAROE,

THOMAS H. NELSON, of \igo BENJAMIN F. CLAYl'OOL.of layette. FOB BIXT1I DI6TBICT, 0AftuyELECTOR,

BOSK, Of Lawrence. "C&NTIKGENT,

COLONEL JOiTn

T. SMITH, of Cr-ene. ron CONGRESS,

HA JOB W. W. OABTKJT,

of Clay.

TOB jrnflF contr or COMWW PT.V.AS.IOTH vmcn. FOB JRNNI- BIBTBICT, HON.SAMUEL F. MAXWELL, of PARTEFOB PBOBEOCTINO ATTORNEY COMMON- PLF.A8 COVBT. \v. W. BL'MSEY.

declared in a late

speech that there is A typographical error

the Democratic Platform. Ho says that in the eighth resolution the word "absolute" should be printed "obsolete "tbo obsolete dootrinc of immutable allegianee.

the rrbel lieneral elairns to

have prepared tho solution in point, wo presume that'.tbe correction will rcceivn

attention.

A LAROE meeting of ox-Conlelerate soldiers at Memphis, the other night, indorsed the action of the Confederate Gen. arsis at Nashville, coroperating with the KepubUcan Military Committee of the Legislature in preserving order in thn State. These gentlemen are finding that honesty is the best policy, and that Bepublioan lteconstrnction is not so bad ae rep

CARLILK,

•Wheeling, Virginia., and at present A citi£eu of Baltimore,has come out in favor of

GRANT

and

Mr.

COLFAX.

the

CABLILE

advertises the fact

that the TIMES of that city will pay five centsin greenbacks,redeemable in leather for a new joke to take the place of the silly and now utterly threadbare one calling Gen.GRANT "HIBAM

U."

As there has not been an issue of the

Times for

a year in which

GRANT

is expected that Mr.

has not

"HIBAU

THE Jonrnal

U." at least

ten limes, and frequently twice that num ber, the readers of the paper are clamor, ing for anew Joke. Hence the

Times

offere

a reward.Should there be any competition something filthy will unquestionably get the reward.

IB very anxious to see a

Teport of Major

CARTER'S

speech,delivered

in this eity on Wednesday night. If the Demooracy will induce their great champion to go into a joint,canvass with Major CARTJSB,

we will find room in our columns

to fairly

report both sides. Until they cao

do that,the less they have

CARTER'S

to say about

speech" the more discretion

will be apparent in their conduct. We may say in this connection that the paper which couldn't AFFORD a line o( its space to a report of that "indignation meeting," a paper which failed to let its readers see a word of that $16,40 dispatch, isn't tbe paper to call for a report of anything.

Mixed.

Senator

DOOUITLE,

in addressing hi9

neighbors in tho town of Racine, Wisconsin,last woek, got things very much mixed up. He said it was the "Radicals" of the South who attempted to force slavery into Kanfas,and who, five years later, plunged their States into rebellion and the same Radicals now control Congress, and koep

the South divided and

paralyzed. True, tho r.amo persons who CAUSED the Kansas troubles and tho rebol lion now paralyzo tho South but fortunately, they have cot much control over Congrew. Mr.

DOOLITTLE,

by changing

sides in thn (I^HT, has become slightly mixed.

Sensible Criticism.

The London

Spectator

Spectator,

as if the Democrats had lost

their senses altogether, had degeneratod from a great party into a mere faction, too hopeless of success to cars for anything except the programme which should most fully defy and irritate their antagonists.

They have fallen back up

on their old ideas, the ideas which produced the war, and are reasserting them with their old audacity and their old dedefiance of national feeling

CABY

will ex

plain, in his next speech to Workingmen,how it happens that the "eight hour law' passed by a Kepublican Congress, has been practically nullified by HI6 friend

AJTDREW JOHNSON,

pay

who reduces the

proportion to the reduction

timo.

X. Sullivan County Meetings. Col.J, F.J HALLOWELL

will address the

citizens of Sullivan County, on tbe political issues of the day, at the following times and places:

Parmersburg,Curry township,on Wednesday, August 19tb, at 64 o'clock, P. FI-the Carlisle, Haddon township, on Thursday, August 20th, at BH o'clock,P. M.

PleassLlville, Jeffereou township, on Friday, August 21st, at 1 o'clock, P. M. Merom, Gill township,Saturday, Aug. 22d, at 6A o'clock.P.

CAN

you tell us what the

Express.

These are pertinent inquiries, and should not bo dod red.

Worth Remembering.

The position in which the Pemocr

plant themselves

such raon a«

and

by calling to tbo front

YAT.I.ANJ'IOHAM, VGORIIEE:

MILLVIAN,

tbe old

i? caljulatcd to illustrate

PROVERB WHC-RN

VALLANDIOHAH.

formerly of

His let

ter contains this striking sentence: "I can never consent that the cause lost on the battle-field: and which its advocates staked on the result of the war they forced on the patriotism of the country, shall be gained through

ballot-box.'—

is a Conservative, but he

does not choose to throw away the fruits of the war, and again plunge the country into another bloody contest.

tbo,GODS would

destroy they first MAKE mad."' Wo.allu. ded,yestordax to tho grand domonstiatiouoftho Allen county Democracy on last Saturday, where

VALT.ANDIGUAM

was received with more thafi regal honors. it is PROPER to remind the thoughtfill men of that party,

IHOSO who am not

yet ready to indorse treason and hurry the country into another revolution, THAT

rtQt los? tfiao

YOOBBEKS,

is on reenrd, that he

has made many

speeches, perhaps too many for the good of his party. He niddo A speech in Con gress, on the

Gth-of July,

18T31, just be

tore the battle of Btiil Run, in which he uttered the following atrocious sentiment, which dug that political grave from which-the rebel yell

of the New York

Convention resurrected him: "Then, sir, I am not a Southern man eitber-ALTHOUGH IN THIS MOST UNHOLY AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL CRUSADE AGAINST THE SOUTH, in the midst of the INSUR REOTION AND MURDER TO WHICH SHE HAS BEEN SUBJECT, and with which she is still threatened with the TORCH OF THE INCENDIARY AND THE DAGGER OF THE ASSASSIN SUSPENDED OVER HER —MY MOST CORDIAL SYMPATHIES ARE WHOLLY WITH HER

The author of the above wts, duriDg the war, an ally of the traitor, MILLIGAN| now leading a column of the Indiana Democracy, aud both were working to accomplish the same object which

MAOBKTH

disctt?ies tbe

Democratic platform and the report of the Tammany Convention in terms which •how what an intelligent outsider thinks of the political issues now before tbe country. Tbe3e documents read, »ays tbe

firming with enthusiasm that the war meant nothing that IU objects WERE not SECURED, and ought

not to be

secured

that—the phrase is positively insolent in ts naked defiance—the Union is 'NOT a nation.' Tbe Democratic party, conscious of defeat utter and final, careless of consequence AND reckless of support, has allowed a few ultras to give expression to the MOST offensive and least practicable conceivable EXPRESSION of their ideas. The platform is a sort of yell of defiance, emitted without hope as the last injury the PARTY which

|F The Drooping "Sycamore."

ancient

"Democratic financial theory was

Just like the modern one. Pay your honest debt.—Journal. Is the war debt an ''honest debt?' Or do you bold with that great leader of your party,

MILLIOAN,

that "it is a vil

lainous debt,every dollar of it?'' 'And while your hand wa6 in, why couldn't you have answered the other brief INQUIRIES propounded with the above? Perhaps it isn't too late yet to enlighten thI public, as to these matters: What did the Democracy do about pnviag the bonds issued under the latent Democratic odminislrations Did they pay LI! per cent, interest in gold'.' How many unpaid bonds did they pass over L'o IT L'r-publicati administration

VOOR

HEKS had at heart when HO sent his pom ise of 100,000 men to his Virginia uncle: when he received those touching epistlea elative to rifles,undoubtedly intended to arm the Sons of Liberty in Indiana.

Who can .fitly characterize the damn, ing guilt and eternally cleaving infamy of those men whose fell spirit of malice and revenge prompted letters of encouragement to the rebel armies? What place in history will the bone3t chronicler of the Groat Rebellion assign to the man whose promise of a hundred thousand men from Indiana was promulgated in general or. ders and read at the head of every regiment in the rebel armies?: I

WAR- haunted by the ghnsi

T. H. Express. We can answer

utters

it can inflict upon their opponents, THE only revenge within their political povrer to obtain. Of all the mad freaks

(The following article, based upon tb« recent correspondence between Messrs.

CARTER

and

VOORHEES,

in which the

latter peremptorily declines a joint can*, vass, is from the Brazil

Miner.

TKBB» HACTK, INS..

MT DEAB SIB:

The blood of thousands, needlessly slain, is on tbe souls of the men of the North whose encouragement to 3outhern rebels not only induced the inauguration of the war but prolonged the struggle for years years of agony and blood—beyond the period to which it -could havo extended but for their

deiusive

and encourager of rebels:tho man who during those terrible years o{ wnr

B.YNYUO, should decline a joint canvass this Congressional District, with the gallant soldier who faced the storms of rebel load in defense of the govoro.-EENT which hir* competitor was striving to destroy It is still less strange that he should thu decline to meet

CARTER

in joint discus

sion when ho HAS demonstrated that bis only material of war in this contest is a howl at "the Radical Congress" for OX penses incurred in crushing his idol on the, battle-fields oi the South. :.I

An Inquiry.

A Democrat from Sullivan county inquired at this office a day or two ago if "John T.

Scott,

and assure him that tho candidate for Judge of Common Ploas Court is the identical John T. Scott who was in the ring and figured around the J?rovost Marshal's office during the draft Captain Scott "made flieboys come down,"ana

great party ever committed,this platform of the Democrats, unless Indeed they «Un war, seems to us the least SANE.

Although

the correspondence was publishod io out issue of Thursday, we give it again, as its insertion seems necessary, to preserve tbe continuity of the article:)

Were it necessary to adduce any evidence, in addition to the volumes which have already been offered, to prove the great weakness which characterizes the Democratic ticket, the utter instability of platform upon which the nominees have been placed, and tbe feeling of hopelessness in the success of their cause which hangs like an incubus upon the Demo* cratic leaders, that evidence is now furnished by "tho tall Sycamore, of the Wabash."

Only a little while ago the Democratic papers were "taking the flattering unction to their souls" that, while Mr. Voorhees was willing, nay anxious, to canvass tbe Sixth District with his political competi tor, the latter would decline, through fear of being unable to cope with go powerful an adversary. But Major Carter is made of sterner stuff than wind can dissipate.— Conscious of the moral strength which right principles always furnish the possessor believing that the discussion of political questions when addressed to Reason is more potent than when addressed to Passion and knowing full well that his opponent was addicted rather to tbe display of "empty rhetoric, which tick le3 the oar, than to the delivery of argu ments, which convince tho mind Major Carter made the following proposition to 31 r. Yoorhaes:

BOWLING GREEN,INI

lion. T).

Aug. 1.18G8. j"

IF.

Voorhees, Terrc Haute, lnd

Dear Sir:—Favoring

a free and full

discussion, before tho people, of the groat questions involved iuthis political contest, I rospectfully propose, that we, as oppo sing candidates for Congress, in this District, mako a joint canvas? of tho same,

I will be pleased to moot, and confer with you, at any timo and place you may designate, for the purpose of perfecting an arrangement for the canvass.

You will please transmit your answer to this, through tho gentleman who hands you the same. Very truly yours,

"Ofcours*

the proposition wss at once accepted!" wo hoar conceited Democrats say. "Surely the great champion of unadulterated Do mooracy iu Indiana, tho idol of the party, will soizrtbts opportunity to "put, out the light" of his pigmy opponent I' Alas for these victims of delusion. That

light

beams with liberty and equality and knowledge it is the light which burns the mask from treason^facn, and leaves an ineffaceable brand upon its wearer it is the light which melts the fetters of slavery and of ignorance, sweeps away the barriers to human progress, and illumines the forma of Liberty, Education and Equality with glory it js tho light which, though it may for a time be smothered, will rise again, like a phoenix from its ash es, renewed in bfilliincy and jiower, Mr. Voorhees knows this, and with all his acknowledged ability, he fears the effects of that light when thrown upon the corrupt and treasonable acts of tbe party whose cause be' espouses. But It is not he alone that entertains this l'oar, for we find that tbe Gteene county Democratic Central Committee, some two weeks since, passed a resolution "requesting the Con gressional Committee'to use its influence to prevent Mr. Voorhees from entering upon ajoint canvass—the reason assignee, for suoh a novel proceeding was that "it was not desirable that Mr. Voorhees should draw crowds for Major Carter to speak to -r which is oae of the best com pliments that tbe latter could possibly re Odive. Under thet# circumetancee, it Ii nil -surprising that the "tall Sycamore" should indite the following auswor to tbe Major's proposition:

Your letter of the

yesterday, in relation to a joint canvass wasreoeived. I leave, this morning, on the early train, accompanied by my family pbysi cian to attend the bed-side of a sick daughter, who is absent from her home.

When I can return to the District is in volved in doubt and uncertainty. You have already canvtssed a portion of the District.

The time left me till the election is limited, and my canvass must neces sarily be brief and irregular. Un der the circumstances should I enter into an agreement for a joint canvass, I would be liable to be called away—and unable to fill some of the appointments therefore, decline the offer—and beg of you to receive, this as final upon the sivSject.

With the highest respect, I remain, Your ob't serv't, D. W.

Maj. W W.

traitorous utter-

I?:.-'*.-

It is not strange that the author of the

HABUBHTY

letter, tho sympathizer with

was

dtfinp!

going

up and down tbo land shrieking: "The Ropublio. is

YEsTA DYING!!!'

1 will never vote another man, another dollar nor another gun to carry on this unholy war the roan WHI. SOUGHT every opportunity to SFAH at the LIFT* of tbe T^OVernmonl:it is not strange, W« say, that such a man, with record that haunts huu as

VOORHEES.

CARTER.

It will be observed that while sickness in the family is made the ostensible reason of Mr. Voorheen1 declination, the whole tenor of the letter indicates unmis takubly that other and more weighty con sideration influenced the gentleman's action for the declination is absolute and unqualified. Doe? Mr. Voorhees consider that the defeat of his party, is a foregone conclusion, and it is therefore ureless to labor for its success Doei he think the party platform tob frail to stand the broadsides from its enemy's batteries Has he given up the race in this district as hopeless? Wo believe that if the secret recesses of Mr. Voorhees' heart could be penetrated, there would be found an aflirtnativeanswer.to all of these questions.

Mr. Voorhees declines to enter into free and fair discussion of the great political questions which aro now agitatingthe public mind and it will naturally bo concluded that tho gentleman, being engaged in a bad cause, under bad leaders, and upon slippery ground, dreads tbe elimination of truth, and desires to better the fortunes of his party by pmoticing deception on the people

WHEN

KNOW

OF AN

Feb. mth,

Democratic candidate for

Jadge of this'Common PleaB District, was the

same

Jonn T. Scott 'who figured so

rominently about the Provost Marshal's IFBEE in the draff ?"T The writer of

this

article was not here at that time,but it is quite improbable that there are two John T. Scott's in this city, and wo suppose the candidate for Judge must be the late hanger on at the PRO volt Marshal's office.

our Democratic friend

ARTICLE

JS ARE IN THS

was

respecter of persons,noc did he make fish of one and fowl of another." In hi*/ eyes Democrats and Republicans were alf fools alike, and during the draft he right roynlly plucked their feathers and stuffed bis pockets, and WE doubt not that many of our Democratic friends can tefttify that the skin went with the feathers. He who HAS been once plucked.Judge Scott thinks' can be fleeced again, and sis yonrgreetthacka went, so your ballots must go, |O FATHER hw oest.—Sullivan

E*t

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Office over Firat National Bank,

-V FOR SAUE.

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House and lot,oast Ohio otroet, House and lot,in MeMnrrain'A Ailditltlou, Home and lot in Sibley's addition on 5tb street, jJHons* and lot InRese's addition 8th street,

House and lot on Poplar,betweooon

and Linton streets. Two

TONTINES®

W. W. CARTER.

This letter was left in tho hands of Gen eral C'ruft, of Terra Haute, and was delivered to Mr. Voorhees immediately upon his return home, last Saturday.

Houses

«N

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Farm ef

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173 acres

in Linton township.

Acres below the Boiling Mill, wuss side canal. Jau29dtl

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OFFIC.IC

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from the

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And will sell more for the money than any

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Our inducements for forming Clubs are I more tbaa double that of any establishment in 1 tbe country.

For the proef of this assertion, please exam ise our Terms to Agents, which sre as follows Bead carefully and compare with the terms for getting up club., as advertised by other es tablisbments.

Any person sending as Tvo Dollars can re ceive for the sa-uu a set ction from the following articles:—Two not one) 6'J plotnre Morocco A1 bums, 2 pairB (oot one ptir) of Congress Boots, pieces (not one piece) uf Pants Pattern, 2 (not I one) 6 bottle Bovelviag Castors,

2 (not

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one) wors-

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printed notices of ariielCFfor

tale at one dollar each. Any

person sending Three Dollars can receive for the snuie a selectlou from tue following artl clrs:—Id yds. DiiLalno, 1 whita MarseillesQnilt 2 (not one) 100 view Turkey Moroeco Albums, 00 yds. !heoting, Wool Square Shawl, a suts (aotone Ubt) Qold Bosom Siuda, it (net one) Hair Guard .'JhniDS, with cold plat.d trimmings. (The irim mings of tbee chain* aro advertised by otbv concerns as iloId, wulrh is docoption, os thoy aro all of them gold plaied.) 2 (not one) sliver plated, chased Butter Dishco, 2 (not one) silver plated fi bottle Ki'voiving Castors, cats (not ot! i.t t) Ste -I ItlaJcd Acivos aud Fork=. 0 (oot ow) Worsted rromenado Shawl* 3 (not one) ladi.-s' long^old plated Chains, 3 (not oae) ladles' soil,] CJnld Oontl»Rins:B, 2 (not one) g- iit'a heavy chap ed o!(l plated Kings. (Those rlBgo are Hd-ortlsoi by other concemsiis solid gold, whicn is a traud upon tin public,) 3 (not one) black waiout Work Hexssoi W'rltiog Drate, 13 (not one) oxt ru quality Balmoral Skirts, 2 tuts (not one) of Jewelry and Klenve ittons to match, 2 (u»t one) superior Turk' Morocco Chopping Bags, 2 pairs (not one) ladips Balmoral Bootn.

H". irill aleo trnd

-10

printed ncticr' of artich for

»txU at one dollar euch.

Any person sending Five i.'orars, (not aix dollAi.) cau rrceive K*i ihe same a syloct.on from the tohowiutf articles —A black orcoloied Alpac oa Prcis Pattern, a Poplin Dress Pattern, 1 pioro of tlrown or Bleached Rbeetins, I eugtavea (fi bottles) silver plated Bevolving Castor, 4yaror superfine Cassimere, extra heavy largo sUed White Quilt, lpalr gents' Calf Boots, 1 jdi. good Wool Frocking, i! (uot one) beat quality Balmoral Skirts, an eight day Clock, made by Beth Tliomaf,

yds. double width Cloth for ladies' r-acks or ciiitdren'n wear, a silver plated Oako or Ca:d Bas ket, Fnr MnfT -r Cape. Wool Long Shawl, eplen dta clasp Family Bible, 4 yards (uot three yards) deubln width waterproof cloaking, 2 sets each (not one set each) Ivory Hitndlu Kmvot, with f-ilver plated Forks, 1 sot of Laci- Curtains.

We will aUo rend HO printed licet of articles for site at en) dollar each

Any person sending Ten Dollars can rsc«iv ior the same, a Srlctelon irom Ui« following ftrti cles —7 yds. (uot four yds.)uonbie with Cloth for Cloaking and Coating, 3 (not two)B cached Llneu Table Cloths, with doz- (not ne doz.) Linen Damask Napkins, 30 yds. (not 21 yds.) Hemp Carpeting, 13 vds. extra quality, black cr colored Alpacca Dress Patterns, It Jul. extra quality, Poplin Dress Patterns, bilvrr Quoting Cate Watch, new (not second banded) 2 doz. (not one doz.) ivory handled steel bladtd Knives and Forks, 1 pr. sup*riar_Wool Blankets, nice Fur Muff and Cape, 2(iot one) silver plated oagnved Ice Pitchrrs, 9 yag. (uot 7% yds.) Wool Casniuiere for tuit, I 2 doz. (not one doz.) Kcgers' best silver plated

Forks, Commas Sense tewing Maehlae (the real I article, not a bass Imitation aBused by other concerns), (not two) Honey Comb Qnilt, 2 (not one) splendid cla-p Family Bibles. tr«

mill alto tend printed notkei for

120

tale at cue dollar each. Tor

0031

daring the Winter months,at

Mrs. M. H. Abbott's, it# the Pert Office Deel4dtf*

Pupils,

1817 AJFD 1599 SPRCCK 8TBEET,

*PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.

Will re-»pen on Monday, Sept. 32d.

tbe langniace of the

•poken

In tne Institute.

FRENCH IS

FAMILY

and is constantly

MABAMK D'BFKBVILLY,

Jel7i3ineod Frlgglpsl.

articlet for

larger clobs the valae lncrctwei In ttie isme ratio, tmr stock ot Goods is all new and in good order.

Thequatity the Good*

better than thotevKdly any other concern the country.

We are of tbe opinion tbat, aDer reading tbe atjoveadvertisement, soma parties will com' to the conclusion that they have been by some of the

bogvt (f{): coxrenu

in this city,

Wecannot offer to the person sending us the largest amount of money for a month, a Gift of mouey or Watche., as that is a violation of the Law against Lotteries but in add (ion to the above liberal terms, we well sell to any one who may send us S)0, eleven srtiOs from onr exchange list, all to to be sent ia one order and for 820 we will soil twenty-two articles from our exchange list, all to be sent in cn* order.

Money sent in Beglstered Letter

NEW ADVERTISEMENT#'.

STAB AGRICULTURAL W0BES

rfHE A1BA1T COTTOK Oil HAHCFACTIIRIBU CO.. Albany, H. Y. Mstn facturera of

OSDEBAL

chines

the grata

SCIBNCB

Mvsic.

it bethat have dotieto much il it that I

—Wns.

Pitt. Ternia

per Academic year. Young ladles desiring to nt thoinselveis for tuachers of the piano, hatp, organ,guitar,melodcon, or vocalization in the iibortest time possible, would do well to addraaa

Box, New London, Ct.

"WFIAFIING OF THE GKEEX."

AGENTS

WANTED for the Dost

entertaining

book publiahed, abounding in Romance,Humor aud

the beet gelling

book out,aWitpeople are tired of repetitions of dry details and army reports. One Agent Sold

5S In one

week.

«5

I. I. J3

Send for circulars,terms and newapaper opiu ion's Also,Familv Quarto

I'tbles. best

lished.

edition pub

\VM. FLINT,

Philadelphia,Pa.

Publisher,20 So. 7th St.,

Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang and Cross Cut A. W

HOME

LEAVES Factory is

perfectly

E S

COMMON

nhape,

AouccttcxAL MAcasxiav,

Comprising tho celebrated

"Star"Threshing

by,ajvt riising the

Oil

ered and PATENT Ground,onr

TEMIJ

V/E 11

WKLAB,

as good a* tbe 1 I&rtt. TIIT*

."JEI

FTE

guaranty they will cut

per cent,more than common Axes, with le.A labor to the chopper. Send for clrcnlarand prices tc

MPPIWCOTT

A BAHGWKLT/, PItlsbnrgh, Pa., SOLE Mannl'actnreru. Fore snlo by principal Hardware Dealors.

EJECT ALL VIOPUBGATIVKa. They ini.i the tone of the bowels and weaken the di.ptetion. TABBANT'S KFrEBVESCEVT FSTIIZEB

APTBIEVT

IS used

people a? a

Fire Ins.

SOLO

by ratiouiil

MOABS

of relieving a'L derangements

the stomach,liver and intiBtiues, because it removes obstructions without pain and itn .arW vigor to the organs it puriCes and reguates.*-

BV ALL

Dwhich

BUOOISTS.

LADIES EXCLUSIVELY. A BANOANAH, or La lies Friend. A

SUBSTITUTE

for

T-ntirely

."^TAT" Kail way (or EADLMS chain)and Lever Hone Powers "Star" Cotton Gina Mid Coadsnsers Circular Cross-cut Sawmills Vegetable Cutters Horse Hay Furks Corn and Feed Mille Power Corn She liars, Dow Powers, Ac.,Ac.

Wo iriah to call the particnlar attention of Farmers to our colebrated

CLEANKK,

Licking county,Ohio.

Mdone"IfVALE

USTO -PEMINABY.—Davoted

"STAB" THBXEUKH AKB

which,SI lately lsaproved, we claim

it far superior to

any other machioa now In mar*

ket. It compact and easily portable,simple

have made recant improvements LO tbjs machine by which wearaenabled to

under almsst any combination qidllB-

culties,and we are now using an entirely TIN and effective device for relieving the feeder ot dust, thus making the operation of threshing as comfortable and safe, as with tbe ordinary

present*th jy will giv.to

agents,setk, uniu0cesa6uliy, to divert s.me of oui business

T»

tru« and OVEN,

and nrad«of ualforn: temper by our patent temp* ering process.

thems.-ivos. We mako tli

every descriptiou of

price of

RREST0S(gj[

EBRESSIKU

Style oneSotCle

BY ITS USE

Gray or Faded Hair is quicidy restored to its youthful color and beauty, and witli the first application a beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance is given to the Hair. It will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots. It will promote luxuriant growth. FALLING HAIR is immediately checkod.

For Hale by all Druggist*. DEPOT removed from Greenwioh St-to 35 Barclay St. & 40 Park Place.

PBltffiONEDolfyiR

AS. B. HAGGERTY & CO

DEALERS IS

Tin, Topper and Sheet Ware,

187 Main Street,

Tei*re Haute, Iud.

Work done iu all parts of the country on short notice and reasonable terms, mayl2 I

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GBADf, We

OWEN TVLLXFT B. IBTAXFT

E. R. BRYANT &

JOSEPH STRONG

its construction,and thereforeeaay to operate by tbe most inexperienced,and will do Its work with msrvolloua rapidity and perfection,and wltkcomparat.voiy tbe least demand npon the strength of the animals driving it.

IhortugW clean

MASSES

it ii annoying and frequently ueetructtTO of health. These Machines are made of suitable siios for our "Star"Bailway '2

Horse Power and for onr

"star" Lever Powers for 4 and 6 horses. For sale by our agents and dealors generally.— For full particulars,send for our Illustrated Descriptive ircular and Price List. Correipondoot. will please address The Albany COttOB 6MI Manufacturing CO., P.

X. V.

Drawer

162,

Albany,

Proof of our Statement tbat ire bare made

A(OMPLETE

E O I O N

IN TRADE,

can be found in tlu f*ct that th. immense business wo lave built up has indnctd a multitude of

SMALL CONCERNS

Wholesale & Retail firocer, iVb. 190 Main Stre t.

AN^

ULUDComent simply to inform the publls that it will bjfor tkoir iut«re»t to patroaizo our house, as still continue to orvs BETTSB HOODS AND GBEATE8 INSUCCStZSTS TO AOKNT-? Ill AN ANY OTUra CO.NCeBK IN TSE BL'SIHESS.

DRY AND FANCY

GOODS,PLATED WARE,.JEW15LBY,WATCAKB, BKWINO MACHINES, Ac.,

Ac. for

tho uniform

ONE DOLLIAK.

CIBCULARH

SENT TO

ANY ADPRLS9 I'BEV. PAKUEM A CO., IVos.98 ancl 100 Summer SI., Boston,

THE SUCCESS

Of tbt ONE DOLLAR BALE a Revolution in TUAOK.

furnish at a uniform prii of ONE DOL such articletas are used by «*vvry family, at a loss price than thoy are sold by any wholesale doaler in New York or Boston.

Agents wanted to co-operate with us in carrying out a pluu winch m-fis the wants of the million, and iu the disposal of a large and varied stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Wutchei.i, Carpeting*, Ac. Our terms to Agonts are superior to those of any other firm, a* our Circular will show Those setting up clubs can secure a pit oo of Sheeting, Watch, 811k Dress, Shawl, Sewing Machine, &o.,Ao.,

Free of Cost, A check describing an article ts bo sold for a Dollar, 10 cts. SO for 82 49 for 84 €0 for $6 100 for $10. sent by mail. Sand mouey by Be {Is tored Letter. Circulars mailed free to any addross. Ageuta wauted «rery where. Address

HABKU A PLCMXER,

31 Hanover St., Boston, Kasi.

The Last

Pertodicil Bandage*

new invention.

ISRRNT

Itecommended by ALL EM*

PITYEICIAS3,and approved of by

Success.

COFFEE and SUtiAK by the pound, 100 pounds, bag and barrel.

Prlcw proportioned to tbe amon nt purchased

Good Butter and Picnic Crackers 8 l-3c. Cove Oysters, 1 lb. Cans, $1.85 per dozen. Teas by tbe pound or cad d|, 40.

ITom $125 to

MOCBA e.JATA CEYLON GOLDEN

to imitate our club system, and

IjIVa 1 COFFEE.

XBIO,

Stock large, fresh and complete

The interest of Customers closely watched.

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

ATTORNEYS.

JNO. P. 1AI8D. CBASI.KS CTFRR.

JgAIRD & CKTJFT, Attorneys .at Law,

OFFICE.—No. 82 Main Street, op stairs. fobiSdtf

Wm. £. McLEAN,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law —AKB— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Haute, lnd. OFFICE.—No.86 Main 8tr«*t. dec6dly

DENTISTRY.

T)K

L. H. BABTHOLOMEW

bL I SoaoaoN AND MEOOAKICAI.

E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 137 Main St. National Blook, Terr* Haste, lnd. (ui30dtf

KICHABDSON, M. E N 1 S

sncoissoa to

Ironj

Slate and Metallic Roofers, ITEBRBEAUTB

And Manufacturers of

Galvanized Iron Cornice, Wladow Caps, «n((erlnu,

Ac.

A^. ats for the Tory Bo&t

HOT

AIR FURNACES

CO.

(Snccessors to J. H. TTTBNEB,)

Forwarding & Commission Merchant* DEALERS IN Orain, Floor and Salt.

Uighest market prioe paid for all kinds of Oraln. Agents for STAR UNION LINK. Ware-Houao on Maia Htrset,

Ntr the T. H. A I. B. B. Depot [Z&lwtf

H?! ILUfVT, ALOHSO HiVIl

TOHN HANBY & CO., STORAGE, OOSSUIoB ANE A I N E A E S Wa rt!io-.w,

•i

by a

Postal Money Ordar, or Lraft at onr riik. Catalogues gent to any address, P. S. Agents will pieaae notify us what firms haveagentain their tow a or eity, and they will receive onr most sincere thanks.

THOMAS L. F£\!V0 & CO. JVOIB.

54 Elm St.

~. J£ SOSTOVs MASS. SUSOt

at the*

Cftn&l BmIii.

PKKBK HAOTK. INP

OMNIBUS LINE.

I E S O N I S

W. AND HACK LliOi. WMi s.tt«-Lil ti. all calls for trains leaving tns Ottv^i"d a*80 d*Hv?r pa«»9ng» rain any part of tne city with Caro and disbatch

All orders le uuths fiatoft. the Post OtSoe, at Davis' Drug Store, or ra residence will be prompt, ly attanJxd to, lanSOdtf

JOHN ARMSTRONG, 2

tansmlih antf_8tencll Cutter.

Flour, Whisky and riack brands, also Plates for marking Clothing, cot to order. COaai made aad repaired la the best of style

All work warranted to give satisfaction. I (Shop id door East of the New Oourt HOM. Owe atmt, at ths Vigo oonntj Hay Bsalsa, (o

lu.

S. a. MIITII,

OFFICII—On Ohio, between 3d and 4th Street. aplMtf TKBBS-HATITE, IND.

DKC

O. LINCOLN,

Tbe Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Haute* jtOmci—On Sixth Street, between Main and mio, one door aonth of National Bonse.

Having bad upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, ha is confident that he can I give satisfaction in all cases []y20dly

HOTELS.

UNTLN HOUSE.

D. O. BTUltKARD, Prop'r. Southeast Corner Publlo Bquare, Terre Hante, Indiana.

BOARD, |0,OO PER DAY. FBEB OMHtStrS TO AMD NOM

AIL

TBAINS.

JAOOB DTs. ace. o. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

COB. SIXTH

AND MAIHSraxxr,

TEBIUS HAUTE, IND.

JACOB BCTZ 80K .raoramroBg.

This Honsa has been thoroughly refnrnlfheJ. my S3dwly

HOUSE.

PLARK

a or riaar AI

YJ COB or rimtr AND OIIO iTgxcn

Terre Haute,

Indiana.

W: B. 8BIFFITH Proprietor

Office of Marshall, Mcnteznma and Palestine Hack Iilnes. Free Buss to and from all Trains. nov2$dtf

This Hotel has recently been refitted, and put Is first-claaa order, offering accommodations uusur passed In the 8tate.

T. C. BIIM'IN, frep'r.

PHYSICIANS.

R.A.

ARNAtJD.

OrriCE-—Corner ot Main and Fifth Streets, over the National State Bank. BESIDKNOB—Cbentnnt St between filt and Tib. mI21yl TKUBE HA0TB. TOD.

MANUFACTURERS.

PATRONIZE

HOME MANU-

FACTUBE3.

We have on hand fine Btook of Sash, Doors and Blinds, ot oar own manulacture, which we will sell at a very small advance on Mt.

Warrant onr Work

to be superior to any ever before offered In thi* market. Baying of ns will famish employment to your rn Mechanics, and at the same time

Benefit Yourselves as wa warrant all onr work. We also keep on band, and manufacture to or, der, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings and every variety of Finishing Lumber used In bnlld. Ing.

OLIFT ft WILLIAMS. PBAIBIE OITY PLANING «IL,L9. falOdtf

S. HABBEBT.

IOWA

J. K. UA&SB

KKAL KtJTAXK AGENCY.

FABM8, WILD LANDS,

And Olty Property of every dseoripUoa, for Sale. An experience of fifteen years enable us to Insure satisfaction in every rf«pa tmrrU of Bas-neee relating to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH, 64 WALNUT BTRikKT, nSTdwly iVT-1-"-:. Iowa

PAT, ROACH, ANT,

FLY,

XL FLKA AMD HED-BDO

EXTERMINATOR.

ETNARD,

333 Olive

Street, S'int Loafs, Mo.

Orders by mail will be promptly attended.tond goods sent to any part of the coantry. my£6d3m

A N O N S I E XV TEAORXB er _.jj

Instrumental and Yocal Magic.

Ord«ra left at Uadsman's or KaiiSBbsok'i prtiapSJ^ttended to. Bsst ef rsferencH |lrea.

^Smms?'

ANNOUNCEMENT

EXTRAORDINARY!

WQ rr

RARE OPPORTUNITY!!

2J31"

Office of Saxton A Walmsley, •111 Main Street, si:

We have deciuwf to hereaftdr gtvo oar atten tlon to tbe salecf

HOSIERY,

WHITE GOODS, aJOB'i NOTIONS, LACE8, EMBKOIDERI5S,

S4C0KSETS, V1 HOOP SKlitW, And such Ootids as partaia to a First-Cla.s

Trimmings Btore! ^al

And to rtlinqulsh the tnsinera of 8TAPLK DBY GOODS of every kind. in order

RAPIDI.T rftsfow

the,

latter, and

to close out th« Stock edectually, we.dli oSer for •ale, commencing

Saturday, Jul) 25th,

The followllig dwlrable Ooods

Ar COW! AT COST!!

All of nur

PKINmf XRTR^S,*»

MUSLIjSfcJ, bleached and. brown, SHEETINGS, 4-4, 5-4, 6 1, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4. *"u x»t« FLANNELS, large stock.

PRESS GOODS, incladtn^i fx BLACK SILKS, PLAIN ALPACAS,

POPLINS, WOOL D*LAO»^ PLAIDS,

PRINTED

DiLAIMBA

PIQUES,

-rd

PERCALES, &c„ AC.M-CJ }nstr£?&>

SHAWLS, choice styles,^ TM LACE POINTS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, JEANS and all kinds of PANT STUFFS. TICKINGS, CHECKS,-

'ft

L' S "3 1** LITEST

fcao-

COTTON YARNS, LINEN CRASH, ,. i£ -ix BATH TOWELS, TABLE COVERS and CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLE DAMASKS by tbe ywdj LINEN and COTTOH DLAPBR MARSEILLES QUILTS,

»?Wloq

Besides a great variety other art idea that we have not space to name, tbat will be aoldat

PRESENT COST VALUE

Also, durlog the contlDuance of, this sale a

GREAT REDVC2ZQX

In prices will b« a««4 throQghMltka

NOTIONS-WHITE GOODS «nc TRIMMINGS STOCK,

I So that an assorted bill or goods mar ha bad' much less than ruling pricss. LB?#

I "s'einiJ/

-MlaiX

JSHSAIS

CIIA^AT o:H

'N. B. For the purpose of I arranging the Qoods and, mark' ing every piece ivith the CO01 PRICE in PLAIN FIQUMB9, our Store will be doeed JFriday the 24ih in^t.f and will reopen Saturday the 26th, when the above programme wilI talk* effect.-

oa.« IttaoU

INDUCEMBNU»i

^FABUXKltED!

Oar object bfllug to ®4lte as

QUICK

S^II-.c'oST

H0USE'

OOONES MAIN AND SEVENTH HBEETS,, Terre Haute, Indiana.

§2

SAX

WORK

At posslbls In tbla wo prevent Its* faltowtB| KXTBA INDUCSUibNTS io pQrckMMi it Mrrf I off our

STABLE

EEEAON: RE .•

GOODS" 'MOM

Of sTery kind at

IA. TOB

PRICES 1^

I And a' ihn same time compete iorenaorthe otttr of tbeie elegant articles, viz: 1st. To tho perun who malts* ths lsrfest aggregate amount of purchases of Ooods (aasorM through the Btook find tor their owa or fiaaslly use) from tbe date of petDmeaccaieitt af this Hair 1 until the first day ol September next, we will

GIVE an elegant new

"ELLIPTIC" SEWING MACHINE!

With glass Prasiar-foot, Hemmar, Snider, ana all the latest iraproToawatt ovmplete—the dish valae of whioh ia

——Sixty-Fire

Dollars- -$65!

Sad. To tbepeason whoM aggregate coreM of Ooode shall t« next la suoanMaakjeot to the above conditions), we will give a spletdld

Valenciennes Lace Handk'ehf, WORTH I D0LLAB8!

3rd. To the perecn whese sggregate atuahaaBB 1 of Goods shall be third IN amount, (saUadtto tte I Bams conditions), we will gfre a leaaltM

O O A N O E I WORTH Twelve Dollars!

HOUSEKEEPERS,

AKP

All interested in buying Dry Qoddfl^irill yiw» ®*IS 44i0q*,'

Grand Glear&nc* *fMe

An unequalad opportunifcy^Mr Isy in kfasir supplies for months to con*, at?«...

Wholesale Cost ^Prices It

BSiffSKBSB!

Our 8tors will ratnain cloaad oav Frida/ and~will re-opeo

SATURDAY, JCIsT95t^. 8AXT0X & WALMSLEIr 111 Main Stretttre

Jrioi5tq

NTFJ ."G

.slarr

wrsw ta*

•gaibrajta

FL*TI®A

BOO

BI»E^ *I:IA "8'TF ,SIDM

ACS.