Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 August 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY—EXPRESS. l/% «j? -.^a^ .----« tte- -AA^TIC, INW.

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TIME TABLE.

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Republican County Ticket.

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HAKVM •». 80OTT, till RErBMENTATlVl.a. ,j, ISAAC N. I'LKECK,! v,ie .KUSLEY HAMILTON.:.

..,!« FOB. CLERK.™ illMI# JAMB* H. TUBHEB. rom TBEASVBBB,

IIOBTOH O. BANKIN."

NICHOLAS TItBBCK.|/v:».^ FOB BBAL MTATB APPBAISEB.

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BKNONI 0. TBTJEBLOOD^ FOB HUBVEV0B, ALEXANDER COOPER, «,£U: FOB OOBOKFB,

DAVIX) CHRISTY.

•fOt A3SI8SOR—IIABH1S0S TOWNSHIP, P. B. WEI It.

(jo .. NELSON speaks at Corydon to-day.

THK USUAL Sabbath services will ho held in the Court House Square to morrow evening. .......~*

^COALI—The School Trustees invite proposals for furnishing'"the eity schools with

W3- n"£

THE Kepublican County Executive Committee meet at their rooms this af_

^mrnrnt^Lm A LARUE DELEGATION came down from Rockvillo last night, -by special train, un der the caro of Conductor Jim .Ferry.

O'.CONNBLL has received Harpers Ba zar, for August 29th. All of Harper publications are good, and the Batar among the best.

PERSONAL.—Mr. James Siler, a former citizen of Indiana, but at present, editor of the Batesville (Ark.,) Republican, was in the city yesterday.

THE DIRECTORS of the St. Louis, Van dalia andj Terro Hauto railroad, meet again at the Terre Hantq Tuesday. i:-a,

House, nest

'IFRANK. LESLIE'S Lxny'a MAGA Z.INK, for September, find-) iU way to our table from O'COMNKT.I.'S, bringing oven more than its wonted atrny of the elegant and beau tiful in fashion, art and literature. It a superb number, full ol novelties, und illustrated with some of the best cuts which have yet been produced.

A MAN SHOT.—Last night about ten o'clock a mft'n'named Jones, from Kock ville, while standing in tho ..Excelsior Sa. loon on Market street, was shot in the back by some unknown person at the door. Tha:wounded man walked to the buntin House Bero the ground was probod, but the ball was not found.

AN ITEM in yesterday's issue, in regard to Col. McLean's speech, at Brazil, should have been credited to the Miner. The credit, in some inexplieablo way, was attached by tho compositor—after the proof-sheet was returned to him—to mention of Capt. T. E. Dawson, which caused both items to read not a little awkward. sail -3

DEMORKST FOKSEVTEMBKR.—Thiamost magnificent of all the fashion monthlies has made its g^coou), apnea nance, wol come, at least,\o all Wies Snd tAll good husband* and] {athers J^o'.Jike to have their wives and daughitors duly instruct ed in,the latest styles ,of the woj ld ol fashion. Aside from its claims as dicta tor in matters of dross it contains a- most liberal-Array of' eloquent'and tefitaod lit eriturov F6r salo at O Connell's.

MEETING IN HONEY CREUK.— About two hundred people of Honey Creek township, with a number of ladios, met «t tile Township House, Thursday night.— P. B. O'Reilly, Esq., addressed thorn for about an hour, and while laying down solid and substantial truths, kept his audi enco in the best possiblo .humor, by Iro quent sallies of wit. A Company of Grant Troopers', tb tbu number of 101 members was organized. ,..... _.,

L&^cjgBNV.—Lucv Matthis was com mited tojail yeslewlay by the Mayor in default of one hundrod dollars bail, for stealing a lot of dress and ladies wonring apparel fro® Mr. O' Boyle's residence, corner of Eighth and Mulberry streets, where she had beenemployod in the capacity of servant. When arrosted she was just in the act of leaving on a train. She is not unacquainted with her present quar tera, having worked for the family of Sheriff Kizex, some nine months.

How TO KEAD THE CLOUTS.—A "weather prophet" gives the following method of foretelling tho weather by the appearance of the clouds: Soft-looking, or delicate clouds foretell tine weather with* moderate or light breezes Tiard edged, oily looking clouds,, wind darkj gloomy blue sky, indicates fine weather Generally, the softer clouds look, the less wind (but perhaps more rain) may be ex'pected, and the harder, more greasy, roll«*d, tufted or ruggei, the stronger the coming wind will prove. Also, a bright yellow sky HI sunset presages wind a pale,-yellcw, \yet, nnd greenish, sickly 'looking color, wind and rain. Thus by thj prevalence of red. yrllow or other Jintejthe coming weathei-'may be foretofd ri»rr nearly, indeed, if ai.Vl by instrui|«n»% aluioet axaetly. SroalJ, inky looking clouds foretell rain, light scud «loud«.4»ying across heavy masses, show wind *nd rain, but if alone may indicate jgjUjlqnJjr. €«i --,1 .Z'M r- rt ,r" ..^1, .iQMfmR* t^awwt 9? :rl w-V®

A Magnificent Demonstration!

Acres of People!!

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Troopers and

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The City hi a Blaise of EnIhvjii&sm

OKNEUAL JOHN »t PALMER

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Never within ibo recollection*tif -the oldest inhabitant "or.Any,,other m^n"lhas, our city witnessed f»o transccnd'cntly grand, §q superlaAiy^ly .gj.oripus ^.demonstration, as .that which greeted the gallant General John J^L.. Puluje/-, imx Governor of lllinoin, last night. It'was-a surprise to liiose^ ^ven who -had-been® most active in iqaki^g the brief and hurried preparations, which tho short notice of General l'almer's expected vi^it, perniitted.to be made lor bis reception.And if it surprised them, what shall be sara 'of its" effect upon the Democracy? They had looked for a few "Lincoln Dogs" to turn out in honor of "the butcher," as their refined organ styles him, lut when tho entire Union-loving portion of the inhabitants of our city poured out, fin masHc, to welcome the brave, hones* Clmmpipn of loyalty, thny fell back in in* expressible amazement and intensified disgust. They Elunk away to their accustomed haunts, ieoliug and talking as many of them were wont to feol and talk when tho souls of Union men were elated with the news of Ftderal victories oyer armies of Southern Democrats. 'In pro portion as tho spirits of DemncTat- fell, those of Itepuhlic.ins ascended the scale. The stroets were thronged with thousands! upon thoiisatids ot people'^IShontl Grant and Colfax, cheers for the Unibn and Union candidates generally.rent.the) air. E\»«ry Union man's face wasluminj ous with joy and the assurance of coming? .« .. V-.JIT victory. .. ....rj, .,,

At seven aiiil a'Tlalf o'clock, Toiil'^ Band took up its position on Main straet at the head of Lhe line of formation, and tho procession, under direction of Lt. Col Gilmore, commenced to form. -..

First came the Grant and Colfax Xroopen of Honoy C'reclr, nearly one hundred, strong, splendidly mounted, dressed in .cavalry uniform and bearing Chinese, lanterns. They made"'a magnificent ,'ap pearance( ami attracted rirnob attention Next caino Stephens' Martial Banid, which was. followed by Companies A. B. C. and E. of the Yigo Battalion of Fighting Boys in Blue, armed with their beautifni and unique red, white, and blue lamps, and. carrying jin endless variety of ban .nors and transparencies, "The B6ys' 'Wero in line spirits, singing patriotic songs, and giving other manifestations oj the Spirit of '61.

On tho loft of the Fighting Boys th Tanners of tho several Wards, with full ranks, and carrying lanterns and trahp parenoios, took np their position. The' had l^oou hastily organized, but turne out with that hearty zeal which is .thi sure guaranty of success in a.good caustf.

ConsiUering its vast extont, the prxtces sion was formed with most eredit'abl expedition, and took up its line of "niar,cl promptly, as the boys were accustomed. t| dc when ordered to move on the line! 6f Democrats in Dixie. Moving dowi Main street to Third, the line tiled acros§ to Ohio, up which it moved to Eighth\ then across to Alain again and down Main to Second, thence to Ohio and liling left entered the Court House Square, by *he Third street gate.

Wo can givo no idca of tho number 10 the|rocessjrMv^iujlt was 11 vast and glori ous pageant, such as uev'ar illuminated our streets on any provious occasion, but which we expect to soo surpassed during this campaign. All along tho line of march the boys woro cheered by crowds of their friends, and cheorod lustily 19 return. The EXPRESS Ollice was honored ith repoatod choors as the Hue passed for which tho Fighting Boys, Tannuri and Troopers will accopt our thanks.

Along tho line were the transparencies and mottoes on lamps, as exhibited on the .night of the Carter demonstration, with tho addition of many others. Prominent among the latter were two.large transparencies. One carried by the^rst Ward Tanners had four cartoons, on one side "K. K. K." with •scull and cross.--bones, and tho unnecessary solution, "Democracy ." On the second side lilair. sees a Friend"—a jug. Thirdside, ••Aritly going Home," and fourth, a representation of the approaching excursion of .the Democratic candidate up Salt River, ^an Voorhoes at tho bow of the boat and Hoi den at the helm!

The Third Ward Tanners carried a handsome transparency with the title of the organization inscribed, two Americau shields, and the motto, "!No Odipe /'or Rebs.'"

On Main street handsome tran^iarencios and illuminations were exhibited byj Burnett & Ross. Robinson jr Co.,'Barr, Gulick & Berry, Murray Jc Cra«-frtl, L' Ryce iS Son, Hosford Boudinot^ .W. H. Bannister, and "others. Many q!f the mottoes w«re«harp4Mid incisive* Dwiiri^, tsr, wh» male tjio best aispUy,,lfa|i-i!riri3: lower show window the names of onrj aUudard b^arf'fs, 6/*^, and Carter, and in one of the, windows above a handsorrife r|prjpenta.tirn- of

Grant in Peace?*" on the"refers^' We honor ti Fighting: iBoysl A Blni^bur N utional Defen3er£'5 At'her window, God, Grant. Peace—We trust in im.' On "the reverse,

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for pfatform of" July 8th. mi Wade Hampton, Forrest & Co." Hosford & Baudwot had iaagribaA on their Ira&ptdatcy, ^A Grant for tfiePeople—the People for Grant. Wo want no rebels in office." On the reverse, "Conrad Baker, our next Governor. 'The soldiers run well this year. [Seymour,in 1863.J (4i(y^vill fn |l8C8» Seymour ^vent int« ilorlino in July and will ln buried in the falf."

Tectm Tiiell, ai^-. & Vd'eWlka tfaJl tioiial State Bank was suspended across the street a large flag and Chinese lanterns and the handsome transparency at fanion Headquartow «uei»cd to blaze out all the more brightly on the auspicious Ucatoii. .Mi 5T!l! mrnmi'm

On Ohio slrifetthe WSidehcef*nd shrube, J. P. Usher, J.

Booth, K. L. Thompson ahd Dr. Cuningham, jatUAoMd efegant illiiifiirlatforts decbrStldnV. "The Boys'r came into the Square sing-

Jind people assembled in and about the square joined hefttHy in e^u\ta^ ihouts. ^On^tliV rearr6f \iad arrived and the nearest practicable ap*

Titnsfrel ^oi'iibi notions' that'are -organ ized with a view to first class talent, are sure to at once step into public favor Such h'as-fceen th'^ experience of the Emerson, Allen and'Manning organization which appears at Dowling Hall to-night. The press of Cincinnati unite in pro nouncing it the best that has ever ap peared before an audienco in that city, and composed of a versatility of talent unapproachably, Ourpooplo are not slow to patro^ile rdm ffiirit iii minstrelsy, and we pre4jfiti$ jam a^ Dowling Hall to-night.' ..l u.is '-f ,1. ',6j5

A CiSifi elseVrhere raises a question of veracity between John T. Scott and the Sullivan Union. On such a question our readers will, probably, havelittlo hesitancy in deciding in .favor of the latter.— Generally, the word of one true Union man, in relation to political matters, should stand against the assertions of any number of men of the opposite character.

Wo know nothing of the'merits of this case. We think, however, that can didatos lor judicial offices ought not to make political speeches. It is not expected by the community, %nd thej|can accomplUli no good. Mr. Scott' had no..right to, a&k us to publish, his card. He ought to have s&rit it to the Sullivan Union for publication, or to his organ the Journal, but we givejit|as ajniatter of courtesy' to a citizen, and leave the fight between him£and the Union with the opinion that the Union can take care of itself on a quositon of veracity.

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It ltyoo tfc Son bad msorjbed "Through night to light, through stripes and death to freedom—We honor.our country's defunderrf.'

been,secured ir^felic^ousfe?-* M. Pal"

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marks, introduced"General John hier^s the, speaker pf tha evening. The, Gp^*al #as gH^M Appladse, Jertid and long continued, ar.d it waa some minutes before his voice could be heard. He eoifiWenced with a happy allusion to bis candidacy for Governor of Illinois and tho certainty of his being elected to that position. He wais in the same situation as the good old parsou who told his hearers, when he found a big crowd unexpectedly assembled, "that-he had, sermon enough for a small audience but hadn half enough to go 'round." The General bad been spealking for several days in succession, and was very hoarse. Ho therefore suggested that about ten thousand of the audionce might as well go home, lor that number wpuld not be .able to hear -him.— The speaker then proceeded to a scathing insjfiecladiii of the «"*ht record of I tho Democratic party and traced the spirit of disloyalty whicti^fAitrolled t'hdt paTty during the war and thiiough all its career 'since that time.

He ably discussed the Reconslructioif iiueasures of Congress and vindicated ithern as necessitated by Democratic oppobitjpi|ta%Viei|| pt^r||[^n for "mentvof ouri^ationai diflBculties. "Af! tho other questions involved in this canrass 'came in for due attention and were handled iu, tfjat hap^ fpanae? which diatinlguislies4tbe ruoaf aucpessuu of our Western stump oratuis. The vast audience listened aitfenHvfely arid ippla\ided: heartily, and at the close of the General's s^efclKgi^iihftn tH6^alost lusty nounda of cheers thi^haijbeen h^rd irt Ute:public square since the campaign of "08 commenJfeS/ Cheers f^r Grant and Colfwc, appropriately closed the grand demon-

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MINSTELS TO-NIGHT.—Every

since

Daddy" RiceanjSodaeqpiia^famous Jim Crow, with his— "First upof? 'ttfe heel top.

And .then ugpn toe,"

has Ethiopian song and delineation been recognized as one of. the diversions of the amusement going public. At that time it was in a 'crudtrfitate^'but its, success subsequently has developed much talent in that line. Now, unless a troupe has a or a 3 5 dians, tarceurs, &c., with a prominent staf Or two, it.meels wrtb but little en- -. ati 11} I li couragement.^ ..rn-

LINK.—A cor

respondent Ot a New York paper says ants, red and black have a great antipathy to chalk. A line of this substance, bait an inch wide, drawn aronnd any vessel, eithor ot stor.e or wood, is a "dead line,' which they dare not cross.

•MR. EDITOR:—i see in your Daily paper of yesterday morning, an article copied from the Sullivan Union, noticing t&a,Bpe«cli of John T.. Scott, Democratic candidate for OomAmn Pleas Jndge. In spwceiy he si^id, "The Democratic jj'Arty

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Tillow and Andersonville before you-vote

this tini^-.if .thi'j bad

to do it by fraud and force.' This is very and John only echoedthe real feelings and intentions of his party. Btit John says fiiany strong" things. Ikhaa—aet-beea- many moatlis ainod h« sf3d.l}e was a "t^el^from the', crown of his head to tho soles of his reet.': T^iS eVeryfexfy^nftw. but he thought it necessary to make it more emphatic by si fbng string of oaths

He has said, top

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that he was in favor of "national repudiaHon from beginning to end," and yet this co^n wants to be Judge!" Wouldn't ho make a most noble Judge—oh, most

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CHEERS FOR HONEY CREEK!'

—The thanks of the "Fighting Boys and "Tanners," of Harrisou Township, aroduo, afrid arc ho.roby extended to tho Company ^•f "Grunt Troopers,'' from Honey Creok, jfor their able assistance in tho Torchlight Demonstration, last night, and we say to our friends in other Townships, "Come and do likewise, upon future occasions of 4 similar character, as there will be many Opportunities to display your zeal before

November. By ordor of tub I "FIGHTING BOYS AND "TANNERS.'

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A CARI».—Certain persons, for politiial efi'ect, assert that 1 belong to the White Boys in BIuo. As 1 was in the Service about four yoars with the Fighting Boys in Bluo, I shall voto the Irue much zqal'against tlio assumed White Boys in Bluo, as 1 shot against the greybacks.

The Democratic party would succeed this time, if they had to do it by fraud and fprce." 1 pronounce this an unmitigated and infamouslie, and as you have seen proper to give it circulation without comment, 1 presume you will do- me the. justice to give your readers tho benefit of my statement.

What Tdid say on that occasion was, "That tho action of the Radical party, in attempting to put one hundred thousand stand of arms into the hands of the negroes of the South, looked as if they intended tojiice^d in the election, if thoy tad to do it by fraud and force. 22 JOHN T. SCOTT.

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Gov. BAKER speaks at Enterprise, today, anil will speak at Jefferson ville, On Monday.

THE Republicans of Worthington are getting up a subscription for the purpose of building a Wigwam.

THE Saw Mill of Ohryer fc Cravens, One mile and a half east of Bloomfield, Was. destroyed by tire on iast Friday night.

DEVOURING CURIOSITY, still rages all over this State, to see the rosters of the "White Boys in Blue.'' "Nary" roste appears.

THERE will not be over half a crop of corn in Vermilion county this year, unless we get a good rain in less than five days. Corn is going back every day now.—Farmers are beginning to got despondent. —Hoosier State.

THE bills for stationery while the Hon Cyrus T. Nixon was clerk of the House of tho General Assembly, wero les3 than •$500. ,..

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Tho cost of the stationery for the Senate, under a Democratic clerk, same session, was over :$2,00& —3

THE "White Boj^ln Blue," of Indianapolis, have inscribed on their battle-flag the names of their two first engagements: "Joe Barrett's Grocery," and "Nigger Baptist Church.'jrW'1^

HON.. JAMES M. HANNA, late a Judge of-o ur Supreme Court, has written a four coldmn letter accepting the Copperhead nomination of Senator for tho counties of Clay and Sullivan. Ho scribbles at randoto on every subject excfept hi3 decision agaanst tho constitutionality of groenbacks. The Judge will not, from present indications, publish that elaborate opinion with which he encumbered our State Reports, as a campaign document.—Ind. l5»»»aro/t 811

DON'T forget the grand Republican rally at this place on next Saturday, tho 22(| itast. Maj. Will Cum back, of Indianapolis, Maj.W. W. Carter, of Bowlinggreen, Hon. H. D. Washburn, Gen. Low. Wallace and othor able speakers will bo I present to address the people. The Rock-! ville Brass Band will boon hand to display some of thoir nice music and make everything feel lively.

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DAVID ST. JOHN.

CI TKRRK HAirt-k, Aug. 21 EDITORS OF DAILY EXVRKSS— Dr. Sirs .- I find in your paper, this morning, an article from the "Sullivan Union," in irhich I am charged with having usod the following language, in spaech at Sullivan 11

Glorious rficord! Proud heroes Isn't there an orphan asylum for them to conquer?

Come ovnrybody jto

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ty car,' containing, in tastoful array, thirty-six of Clay's fairest daughters, made its appearance, which, headed by the Brazil Band aqd followed by numerous vehicles, proceeded to Ashley's grove, a mile east of town, where the speaking was to take place.

Mr. Cumback began his address at one, and for two hours he enchained the attention of his two thousand auditors. His Bpeech contained powerful and unanswerable argument, abounding with happy iK lustrations and was delivered in that eloquent manner for which the speaker is so justly noted. While the Republicans were highly entertained, we are sore that honest Democrats were convinced much against their will by the titter-traworth** ness of thoir party tor elevation to power in our government

Upon the conclusion of Mr *Cumback effort, lond calls were mado for Major W W. Carter, candidate for Congress, who rei|jbnded in a few briei^ rem at la. alxfiit th^ Ybrk Convention, its- cottijjoib tion and corruption.

A fow more able and eloquent speeches like those we had,to-day and the success of the-Union tilkei ia'tha ponnty pf Clay will be assured.

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\7GO &&R1CULTtTRAL SOCIETf". I

At a meeting of the Directors the fol lowing resolutions wero adopted .f ij^ Resolved, That hereafter (as it was the intenttap heretofore) no persons or associ^ioire/religictifl or secular, who may be allowed the use of the Fair Grounds for Pienics, Sunday, or othor school, Festivals, Fourth of July or any other celebra* tions, shall be permitted ia close the goto* again si any portion 0/ the people oj ihi% county, nor shall they chargo an entrance fee at the galo or gates under any pretense whatsoever, the doing of which is absolutely prohibited by tho Society.

Iics:lveJ, That the Directors will sell for use during the District Fair, the Booths under the Ampitheatre and ground sufficient for Fair refreshment booths 8et&ch«d| the same to be sold to the highest bidder for cash, and no moro ground than above specified will be sold iy the Society.

Tho sale will take place Saturday, September 1 "Jib, at o'clock p. m. M.-WA Ky order of tho Board. dlwl Jos. GILBERT, Sec'y. 1 9 .r, 1

REAL BARGAINS in Dress Goods at the great Dry Goods Clearonco Sale. dlt SAXTON & WALMSLBW

MONEY LOST!—On Friday morning, somewhere on Main, Thifd, Fourth or Ohio streets, one Ten Dollar Note, Tho finder will bo liberally rewarded by leaving tho same at Wright's Photograph Gallery, 103 Main street. 11.!

REV. W. C. MAONER, of Woodhull, Ills, will preach in the Second Presbyterian Church (corner 5th and Ohio streets) to-morrow, at 11 o'clock A. M., and at

P. M. The public arc invited. 22-11.

WINE.—A gentleman in New Jersey named Speer, is cultivating the Port Grape with signal success, from which an excellent wine is made, which is better than imported Port, and has. been adopted for medicinal purposes in the hospitals of New York, Philadelphia and ,Washington. dwlt

TURKEY RED DAMASK for Table Cloths at Saxton & Walinsley's.

SHAWLS

LOST.—A pocket book containing about Seventy-three dollars in money and notes amounting to about Five hundred dollars. Said pocket book was lost at, or between tho Wabash river bridge Toll Gate and Macksville, between th° hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, A. M., Thursday) August 20th, 1868. The findorwillbo liberally paid for leaving the same with James M. Norris, at the fMper of 3d and Chesnut street, Terre Halke, Ind. 21-dlw. ...

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.—All persons who havo been notified that their taxes wero raised by tho Board of Equalization, of the city of Terre Haute, are hereby notified, that the Tax Committee will meet on Monday evening, August 2-lth,

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with your baskets well filled, so you can fore them, stay all day. Speaking will commenco at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Neio}tori Hoosier Stair.

complaints that may come be-

By ordor of the Committee. WARKEN HARPER, Clerk.

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IIOMK INSURANCE Co., OF N. Y.,"] AGENCY AT/JJSRRK HAUTK, IND., S AUGUST 10, 18C8. I have this day received of Hosford & Boudinot, Agents of the "Home' Insurance Company of New York, the sum of Three Thousand Dollars, Lifting tho full amount of my Policy in that Company on my stock of Goods destroyed by lire on tho 8th inst. The prompt and hon-

TUK trial of Captain Goo. Moody, the leader of the.disgraceful and cowardly Fourth Ward siot in Indionapolis, the other iiight, is continued until next Monday niorning at 10 o'cleck neither parly boing ready for trial. Judge Scott recognized him in $300, Moody- giving as bondsmen Joseph E. McDonald, O. B, Hordj Reginald" H. Hall, John Love and Aquilla Jones with Martin M. Ray and o™ble manner of their adjustment recom. N. B. Taylor as attorneys for the de-

mend both

fense. ..V/K '. N who desire reliable Insurance. 2 3 WHITAKER. A BRAZIL dispatch of ttio 20th says

Our next Lieutenant Governor. Hon.' LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.—Austin, Will. Cumback, addressed here, to-day, ghryer & Co. against the world for cheapone of the most intelligent audiences ever assembled in Clay county. Dark clouds

in the morning threaten®! rain, but the! C—'• —1—-

Agents and Company to all

Hardware. Give them a trial, dtf

day fortunately turned beautiful, as though heaven itself smiled upon our I SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITcause and its advocates, and the people i-TERS is highly recommendod by physi-

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"BARGAINS!" Bargains!! to be had &| the "Buckeye Cash Store/' in all depart, ments. Call soon and secure the greatest bargains ever offered in Dress Goods Domestic^ Woolens and Fancy Gpods and Furnishing Goods, at dtf W. S. RYCE fc Co's.

Shawls I Shawls! at cost SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

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tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. augl5-dw3m.

FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE HIBER NIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—The first annual Picnic of the Hibernian Banevo„ lent Society, will be held at the EART.Y GROVE, in the north part of the city of Terre Haute, on Wednesday, August 26 1868.

A cordial invitation to attend, is exten ded to the friends of the Order, and the citizens generally.

Tout's Brass Band, lias been engaged for the occasion. Tickets of admission, 25 cents.

By order of the Co»i, OF ARRANGMT S. aucr 19-dtd

SPORTSMAN'S HEATQUA»TERS. Hazard's Powder. Eley's Wads and Caps. New York Shot, at

Tmrflrm of L. iC&han A Oor h« been dissolved by tautnar ootiaent. The business will be continued at tho old stand in the name of Mahaa, & Davis. All knowing themselves indebted to the old firm will please come and settle witfeoat deljiy. jg Eiua MAHAJT. 'I J. A. STAITDBBOSD.

TBRU HATOPK, Ang. IS, 18£fr. iV

'v\'S

FRIENDS, Romans, Countrymen I" Farmers, Market-men, Citizens! Go ye alL to the "Dry Good* Clearance Salo'' where dry goods are being sold AT COST, to close out a portion of our stock.

SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

dlt ,r|Q 111 Main street.

EVERY DAY brings with it a fresh sup ply of,Boots and Shoes for N. Andrews, at No- 141, south side Main street, between 5th and Gth streets, which are sold at prices that defy competition. Dont fail to call and sea his stock and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere^" |t:|^ aug-dlw-wlm.

HOOP SKIRTS closing out at cost and below cost. SAXTON & WALMSLEY. dlt

THE GERMAN GRANT CLUB will hold their next meeting at Turner Hall Thursday evening of next week, at which time the election of officers will take placo.

A*tyVro ^tlit«gb(Jds to bo cloaod oltt at very low prices .at W.S. Ryce & Co's. will bo foupd a lot of 4-1 XlilTs Semper Idem Bleached Muslins at W cents per yard. Call while goods are cheap avid before the bargaius are all gone. Dress goods are selling jfSfS, ihe Biwkeye, Cash Store, 'fejstei ctf-Ti *&A ».ri. /n*. dtf. ,"ii mrt', .,-ir 1 t® ti#? uTid »•-.? f-.clmst

CJpiNu.AGAIN.—I wish to inform my «ld friends'and customers that I have resu4f»o«i business in ttas Van Eaton building, on itd'rtroet^ first door North of Howard's Livery Stable. Also, in the Stes v^rson buiIding".-on 4th street, two doors Soiith of Ohio. I iThankfnl for past favors I would rcspectfully ask tho continuance of your'pat* rqn.a^e,,. J- R. WHITAKER.

15-aiw.

HOOP SKIRTS for loss pricoJ.han ever at Wcisz's Factory. dwtf

AUSTIN & GRIOSBY, successors to W. Rippotoe, will continue to keep a full f(nd .first-class stock of Groceries and country produce, at the same well-known and popular stand. 8-dlf..

HoMCEorATHY.— Dr. M. H. Waters, a graduate ofthe New York Homceopathic Medical Cfollege, after devoting ton years to tho study and practice of his profession ha.^permanently located in Terre Haute, where ho will be pleased to attend to the wants of those who VniSy need his services. Office at No. 81 Main street, between Third and Fourth, over Grover fc Miller's. Residence corner of Third and Poplar. 8-dlm. .. V?,

AllVICB THAT SHOULD BE HERDED.— We desire to call the attention of the afflicted to tho merits of Roback's Blood Pills a purely vegetable cathartic, free from mercury and all mineral poisons, and undoubtedly tho 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 namo indicatos, a Blood Pill they search the blood for disease and strike at the very root, thoreby effecting not temporary but permanent cures. As a purgative, they are all that can be desired, being mild ajld^fe in their operation and unquestionably one of our most satisfactory Cathartic Pills, and should be kept ia every household, and, when taken in conjunction wMi !R$bacfc's "Blood Purifier, aro unequaled for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease, Old Sores, Salt Bheum, Dyspep sia, 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 toll you thoy are the best of medicinos. augll-tiwlin

FOR

FIRST-RATE SKIRTS AKD CORSETS go to -WoiBz's Factory and Emporium

No. 12, Fourth street.

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

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

LEMONS by the btifr, 'and bid Potatoes it $l,(^.-per bushel, at llay & Bailey'

FRESH V^KOKTAHLES llay & Bailey's.'

FOR tho brat variety of Fruit Jars, go to Brown tifc Molvin's. 30dtf j' j"

IT IS NO USE TATKITFO, tjio place to buy your Hats is at Westfall's, No. 85 Main

ALEXANDER Kid Gfoves, $1,50. Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Laca Back) $1,75*

Tho best goods' in the market at the price. New arrivals at C. Wittig & Co's, 73 Main street, -i^:f'v?' dtf

Go TO Ray & Uailey's for lino peaches Thoy will keep a full stock every day through the seneop. Prairie chickens, in a few days. aws~ dtf

GROVER & BAKER Sewing Machine, Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, east Main street, Terri, Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for sale also, new and improved Grover & Baker Sewing Machines alwajs on hand nd for sale by. dtf A. CANTWELL.

OxV a.

1711:

dtf AUSTIN. SORTER & Co:s. ,h^A.® 'tmgnAB."

.Tsarsns

wann a

•Wol ,»*? »»(i tFwKEr

SOMITHINO BVBSY SODT SHOULD KNOW, the cheapest placo to buy Hats ii at Westa N 8 5 a in

FAKC* fBlMNfH SCOURING

PAIRING.—H.

THE MOST FASTIDIOUS of toa drinkers can suit thoir tsisto, at Footo's Toa Store Tho finest Black and Green Teas, imported, are there to be had at 25 to 50 cents per pound loss, than usually sold. dtf

-ia vn-m am

AND

Reiners still continues to

clean und 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. 1, 1-. v.."

GOLD

AND

dlf

SILVER INSTITUTION,

larged assortments of Gold, Gilt, Jet, and GuttaperchajowHhy. Gold and Silver chains, Table silver, Varieties of Teasets, Ice pitchers, Waiters, Goblets, Wine and

Wtter st#ft«ft,^13a«ore,

Ice

tubs,

Cako Baskets, Sugar and Cream Eet?, Card stands, Oelery aid Flower vanes, Butter dishes, Sirup cape. Fruit stands, Fruit knives Egg and Custard stands, N»pkiijirfe$aj:|iniF«

and For|s, Coffee

urnstEcji, &&,. too- largest assortment the Town sr Staia.nt

Jo«N

.TJJl

FKIEMANS.

No. 5,|Warrens Block.

I 1

?u.

ya»' tu

*0 hi*

1®S'

GRAHAM ftucKns, rml 53m fla •t C. I. RIPLBT*S.

BKTOIIB BUIIIDQ your summer Hats call and oxamine our new and desirable styles in both straw and fur, at NoS 85 Main street^jj dtw.

TOT TRA1B.-Wrtlv. rP?r(^1£r8and

CuffS-«~^

The Dickens. -.-.4 The Black Crook. rfThe Prince of Wales. Gents revorsiblo linen finished cloth lined ©off. O. Wime A Go.» 73 Main stoat, Sole wholesale Agent*. Sold at list price, flvo per cent off. dtf.

NOTICE O* CHANOB.—K. R. Robbirn having removed his business stand to !th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his customers with Qaftlen and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paria,Flour, Feed Ac. Give him a call dtf B. R. ROBBINS. i'~ 4

3,00

Litchworth's Self-sealing

591

Gallon per dozen 3,K) Quart dozon 2,25 l.J Pint dozen 1,75 L| O. K. Wax Jars—Glass.

r?,

Gallon por dozon 1.75 1 Quart dozen 1,25 Tin Cans" dozen 1,25 For sale at No. C3 Main street. 27dtf W. W. SHANNON.

LOCAL NOTICES. i-i}/-

fonqucrcd at Last.—An unhealthy •ystciu Is generally prodnotd by an UBli althy Htomacb, ®D.1 tin- latter is a sure Indication of poor dlgmtion. Wheu digoalioit ia had uveiy i»rt of tliavntirp syatrin niiist necessarily suffer, aud the mlud itself shows tho effect uf it in the low spirits of the patient. Indigestion is the parent of a thousand indescribable miseries—all aymp tonis of worae disorders yet to come. The premonitory indications of th«t terror of our raot— Dyspepsia—every one knows. Now, why suffer the penalties of delay when by the oio of Miahler's Itcrb Biltets, uot only imiuedinte relief, bat positive and permanent enre cm le realize'.— This celelirated Household Bemedy is an infallible remedy for all diseases arising from a disordered stumacb, and will eradicate tbem. Be reasonable with yourself—consult yonr own Interests—throw away yonr pharmacopeia presorlpiions and taku a course of Mishler's Herb Bitters.

Sold by alt Drugglets and dealers. l»r. 8. U, Hartmau AOo Prc-pi ietoia, Laucaste:, Pa. dwlw

fare Crystal Ice.—The undersigned is now prepared Rt furnish the poblio with clear healthy Bivtrand Spring Pond loe fcr the reason, at low rate*. Two wagona will inn dally, and supply all BaslneiB Houses and Trlvate FamiliM. Orders left at the Post OfBco, with Ash It McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pnre, healthy article of Ic", well to order from aSOdCm ,. JACOB fiTElNMEHL.

Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan.— Theouly Reliable Remedy for those brown dis-ooloJ-»tlons ou the face is "PERM'S MOTH AKD fatcKLK

IIOTION.''

dwtf

THK talisman of fashion the favorite of beauty the pet of" luxury in every dressing-room and boudoir, is Barrett Vegetable Hair Restorative." It is sure preventative to baldness and prema ture gray hair, and no lady or gentleman should be without it.—St. Joseph Herald 19-dlw. AVIOHTm

Preparod only by Da. B. 0

PKKBT, 49 Bond St., New York. Sold everywhere. mh27-Gmeod

A 2 E N E CONCENTBATBD INDIGO

For the Lauder.—Free from Ox^Ua Acid.—3qe

Cbemtat4* Certlfiotte.

Patent Pocket Plncuskon or Emery Bag IN SACH TWXTV CK.\T

i'orSale

by all respectable Grocers andDruggisU.

Jy30dw3m

amusements.

.•uTil Sao

1QOWLING HALL

Saturday Night, August 22,1868

OITE IIOHT OKIY!

TH© Great Seiisatiou!!

fimergon, Allen & Manning's

I S E

The most reflned, perfect and comprehensive Or ganizatlon IN THE WORLD, embraolng, inde pendent of the above trio of Unrivalled Stars a Tronpeof accomplished Vocalists, Musicians, Comedians, Dancers and Pantoiuimlits—twenty In ntimber.

Admission 50cts. Reserved Seats 75cts

alTdtd N. D. ROBERTS, Agent.

FOR SALE.

F°« SALE-HOUSE.—I wish

sell my House and Furniture—No. 28

South Fifth street. Will give possession any time in October. MBS. E. J. METUALF 2

SALE—A splendid Milch

OOW, with Oalf. Inquire at the .Oenaaa Leather Store. 165 Main street. 18dlw B. W. KOOPMAN.

F°4E.neat

SALE.—COTTAGE HOUSE

and cheap little home in ono of the Apply to O. I: RIPLEY.

healthiest locations of tho citv. aSdtf

FOE

every day, at lOdtf

SALE.—A two-story brick

Busiuesa House, wltli dwelling attached, ne door cart of McKeeu Paddock's Mill, ou last ITnlo Street, will lie eeld on reasonable terms. Will take dwelling in tha city In part pay. Euquiro on the promises. iiiUm

FOK

ill'

SALE.-—I

wish to soil my

House and Lot, new occupied.by Dr. Thompson, situated on the coiner of Sixtli abd Mulber ry streets. For particulars, enquire at No.2t Sooth Fifth street, ol #TH8. MANN.

JuueSOd'im At Mr*. Buckingham.

FOK

SALE —HOUSE

and

LOT

—Situated corner ot 12th and Eagle atreett contains live room*, well, cistcru, collar, and xup plied with all kinJs ol shrubbery. Kucjulre ou thepremi »s- jaildlm

FOR

SALE—SEWINO MACHINE

Having pnrchaaed a Singer mewing Machine, 1 wish to dispose of Wheeler & Wilsou Machine that I have .been using. It is in good order, and one or the best. Will be sold for IBS, cash. SARAH B. KIZBB, 9dtf Corner 3d & Walnnt streets

FOR RENT.

WANTED

rtfsbao

—TO RENT. —A

•mall dwelling house, four to six rooms, for a small femily (no children), So^th of Main Street preferred. Address -'P. O," Box 827, with terms. 2-M4C

1TORRENT—Two good business

JD Rooms, #ith Cellars and

salt of roopas to

each, in the second story, in the Odd Tello^'n Building, on Third street, near the PtfHicAjUarii. Terms reasonable. Enqulro of

... r,-.. J. n. TURNER. L. A. BURNET.

«tdtf

(•'.

N A

MORRIS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

*.&i

Sealed proposals will be received 15y the Pcbool Trustees of the City of Terre Haute, for the delivery of Coal for the nee of tbeQity Schools for the coming winier. The Coal matt be of the beat qnallty of Clay County Block Coal. The quantity will probably be about 6,W0 bushels. Thar* is room for the storage of about 3,000 bushels atpr«aant at the five School Buildings, and the rc-, mslr.der muit be delivered durlni the wintot'i• when oalled tor by the Trustee*.

Twenty per cent, of the price, will bej retained until the contract is completed. P/opo-al* will be received until the loth of September, and can 1M*addre'sM to

iltt ... Pr€flid*iitof UteBoftr).\

l^lie Kt. Aabnrn lonue ladles liNSTlTUTE WSU Open its Tuniji-Ftfth Sttiiou Sept. ltlhr

Ita Board of Instructors, and f*41iti«i for a thorough cottrio of education arc nsrivalled by any almilar School in the country.

Tor Catalogue#or Information aditresa. I. H. WHITE, 21dlm 25 W?st Fourth-St., Cincinnati, 0,

T"*"

JAI03I

WUtUW '41

ANNOUNOEMBNT" ''!!!/i fr, ff'i sU Jf') •f tut

Saturday, July 25fb, 1868, Tti«. fbllowlhK iteairnMc flood*

•lw«l -i«ncnry* ft

-1 mcmi

IRAttK OPPORTUNITY

..'HOI

n't*,

fun

,ipr«e~*ir-KFr:«to.^iwa-:

Una to tho

FRUIT JARS. VT wu imii /INNNC Hero Self-sealing Glass fs-tfSP vaTiniia i' Gallon, per dozen- ...$3,75 1 Quart, d02utif li Pints, dozon

Office or Saxton 111 Main Street.

11/ iaf IfUV MH.KTJ

Ol.Uiii I, ittnipa p» ix ^I'I I4 LACBS- st A if EMBROIDEKIBS,

!^a

C» fB3 00 wmcs -T .•!It«M

OHSETS,,.

AuJ^siicfi partaia toa Pint^CI***'"'

7®I

Trimming* Store! And to relingoi-ili the bnsineta of STATU DM GH'DH nf every kind. M« lu order to RAPIDLY dtspoan of the latter, and to tlow out thettoekrilietn we wiU offtr fee.. sale, coBUMeneiuK »,*g iit»1

Ar («STr "AT COST!i" All of ou»-•* vU fciofc PK1NT» MUSLINS, bloaelicci and broftn, 4-4, u-

H'ri, 10-4. idat

FLANJN-KLS.Iftrgd etoek. »O*H*ooi»*-....

IKESS GOOBS, iucludtn^ BLACK SILKS, «t!fS PLAIN ALPACAS,

POPLINS,

^JrLAIDb,

.4i PRINTED LJSLALSBS, t:..,. PIQUES, "'fi i»t tiijtw L'lSt PERCALES, j'StC0 t« Nvi.

lm« iatjn -i.'

SHAWLS, choice styles, LACK POINTS, Bui! w3

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES^r'tltr^ JEANS and all kinds of SW«JSISW PANT STUFFS. TICKINGS, CHECKS'"-^ m-« COTTON A_KN.ki,, ..oa :IUT LINEN CEAS11, BATH TOWELS, TABLE COVERS and CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLE DAMASKS by the yard LINEN und CQTi'ON DIAPB& MARSEILLES QUILTS, i.. Besides a great variety other articlaa that have not space to name, tti at will ia a*M at 1%,

PBESEItT C0SI VAM(«!T," Also, dnring the continuance ot this ante GREAT IREBVCTION

In pricea will he made throughout UM tm NOTIONS'WHITE GOODS atfc TRIMUINGS STOCK, ''1

St that an assorted bill of goods may b«had "*J much leis than ruling prices. i.- iajUau

.^3 -,1A,,:^m

--4j .m ivian^Kji

Sitiietcq dt atuq •»h

Ij.i Hi I

tsjp* li j| ir «,« •»..-,!•}. eia.ii, uityif q»e 5orfT .hiui il

ot ||LILipjCia

itiit

N. ft. For the purpose «t tl

m-ranying the Goods and mark- {J tug every piece with the OOSl« PJiTOK in ,JPLAIN flfS %$E8, our Store will, be closet^ mi JFWday the fi&th inst., and willreopen Saturday the 25th, when the above programme Witt take effect.

ufe«i..t ,.'i ,KOIT

IN»WCDE3MEiNri»7'-X

l.\PABALLKJLED|s '-.Ml ,|f

tj'i

Our object belug to map* aa

^aolaMtd

QUICK WOKK

As powible in this Sale, we preient the followiag EXTRA INDUneiHKNTS to pmfciathM

off our .'1

to turtt I

IKt TZ

STAPLE'

GOODS

every Und at JO

COST PRICES I C""8..

Anaa

thesam«time compet» foroueorthe other of these elegaut articled, vis! I

1st. To the peratfh who make* the lii^faat gresito amount

(ihitohaaM

ot-

Smidr (Maorted

through tho Stock aud for their

I E a a

qwa

or famUy

itse) front the date of commencement of this Sale until the first day of September

next, we will

new -i

per««p whose

Our Store

A. KACTMANN,

"ELLIPTIC" SWIM mfiilHI be «i

jg£

With glass IVesserefoot,-- Hemnaar,.BaidOr, and all tho lataat ialprovenaki «ubiplete—the

cash value of

$65.——Siity-ftV ,h\ !tisl. To thepeason whose aggregato (AtckiM,^ of tiooda ahall be aaxtiu aiufunt attract to.tha above conditions), We wlft give a tplotdM

Valenciennes Uee Hswifc'cu I KlatifOiGt WORTH"3 all aaaci

I O A I

3rd.

the

aggraM^f

of UoodashaU be third ia amount, Same conditions),

we will give

0 0 A a I WORTH „m

TwelV^ TTonai-wr—

ifb

All interested in boyiirg Dry GbOdrf, %iH

FIND T*I8 -i

SaW

Grand Olearanee An unequaled opportunity to lay in their supplies for months to come, at

JPrices

Wholesale** Cost BBMEXBS

ia iatoafrf muit

BEMEXBBBI '5 wt

rtr

OB FAD***!

will remain cSoaed

lijand w111

re4Pwl

(SATURDAY, JULY

SAIT0II WAipSUT. i'4l 111 Main Street. at

-A

Ii«

MOT '/L

fcsdttxuiui 2-5 a -1., -a«Tia tn8

£#t8 tfnti tid

—J iti ..

.CJ tit

,-T.j