Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 August 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS

BR HAUTK. INU. »f v**riLJyK(

TbursdW Motnlnu. *ngo®t 211b, 1888

fB©publican.

Ticket.

-j £-08 PRE8IPENT,

Gfiir! ULYSSKJ GRANT,

FOE VICE i^EalDKH », 3CH!TJliER COLFAX,

j! MWJh -or—- -TSTali UOVFBNOH, Ooi.

CONRAUFOB

BAKEB, of aaderburgh.

FOB ,.WOI£WAHT^IOT»:WKB, Col. WILL GUMHACK, of Decatui.

FOB BECBXTJUIV or BIATE, .»»

aUJOB MAX. P. A. HOFFMAN, of Ca*S. *0E S.r»rron or

BTATK.

SU30* JOH?t T. EVANS, of Hamilton. FOB »RAnURF.tt or HTATK, "MBBAl. WATUAN KlAlBAiiL, of Mattm. r~' fntL rtc OF nil' fUTBEMF OOUBT,

UMN

TUEOHORE W. McCOY, of Clarke.

M, aEPO»V*a«lfTUE

t»OEV

fel JAMKf. il. BLACK, of Marion. ,„b AHOIKH OKSBRAL, E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. -vpr*U.tr'iPKNf OF PUEI.1C INSrAOCTIOW, '0B BARTIABA9.c. H0KB9, of Waynftj ruP FIICTORB AT l.AROE,

THOMAS NELSON, of igo, 1' .'LAV POOL, Of Fayette. ros. rl.TCTOK, bixxn DISTRICT, O^t^n E. K. ROSK, Of Lawrence. "CilN'flNOF.NT, OowhFi. JOHN T. SMITH, of Ur-ene.

FOnCONOBKBB,

MAIUR W W. CARTKK, of Oluy.

roK JI'DOF. roruT or 00M..OS PLEAS, HON BAMCKL"xWKLL,o. Park,.

"ROBERT TOOMBS, who boasted thai be would live to calltbe roll• of hi. slave* on Banker Htll, has taken the SSTMO**aud

BLAIK. Were their elect

possible.be might therein see the

fultl

ment of bis boast. S')3 Oi' ««tm-5—HH5HS55 Alrtho news from California is favorable to the Republicans. A steady re action against the present Democrat!# State Administration has been going on for some months, and it is out of all ques. tjon that GBANT and COLFAX will carry the State by an emphatic majority msssssb

THE Journal devotes a column to an argument intondefl to prove that PEN DLETON ought not to have been nomina ted'because be couldn't have been elect ed. An excellent reason for his slaughter, and the same reason would have prevented any other nomination by the conven

that seduced the reluctant HORATIO.

fai

FRAUK. BLAIR aud YALLAKDXOHAM are announcad to make speeches together in Illinois, FBAHK, it »s expected, will omit ttll reference to "hell-hounds'' out of res peel to

VAL

'S feelingp, while the latter

will deal justly with "LINCOLN'S hire, lings," in consideration of FRANK

shoulder-straps. -v-!3

THS Xatiov. of the 20th inst, in speak irig of the slanderouB articles of the World upon Gen. GRANT, truly says that the Democrats are disgracing journalism and show very plainly that the South is once again open to journalistic enterprise and retains its old liking for scurrility an^ puerility. And it as truly says the Republicans confine their stories to the public life of the enemy, or simply to fun-mak mg.

The Yote of Ohio.

The Cincinnati Chronicle desires Be publicans, in other States to understand that Ohio—GRANT'S native Btata—is not and has not been at eny time since the Chicago nominations were made, at all doubtful. The Chronicle also denies, what has been gratuitously asserted, that the Republicans of Ohio are apathetic, and asserts that t.hoy are at work in earnest' and never with better hopes than to-day In conclusion it says We hare felt sure, from the outset, of at, least. 25,000 majority for GRANT in this State, The presont in dications are that it will exceed 40,000.

THE Louisville Courier is beginning to give wise counsel. It favors, through its correspondents, ti re-eloction of JOHN 3. GOLLADAT, because Congress once ad initted him to a soat, while it might not admit Mr. J. F. BOOTH, who is proposed to displace him, behaving been an active secessionist and rebel. Kentucky is learn* ing that her leading rebels cunnot enter the legislative halls of the Nation they tried to destroy, for a while yet. The Courier's correspondent recommends these men to he used as campaign orators among rebellion sympathizers in Southern Indiana, but does not wish to risk their adruiscion into Congress.

THK Journal of yesterday says the Democratic National ticket was "nominated under circumstances unlike that of any other ever heretofore made in the history of parties in this country."

This is very true, lamentably true, and "that,s just what* the matter" with the ticket. The existence of those "circumstances," so peculiar, exceptional and "unlike any other'' has foreordained the ticket to overwhelming and ignominious defeat. The nomination made by FORREST, YALLANDIGHAM,

HAMPTON and

other men of their sort cannot succeed until the "lost cause" shall ba regained.

Rev. r. A. Brooke's Address. Republicans will bear in mind the address to bo delivered before the GRANT and COLFAX Club at the old Court House to-morrow night. The Rev. C. A. BROOKE is one of the most popular, as ^ell as scholarly aud eloquent, of our clergymen If there ever was a time when the proprieties of the ministerial profession might hare been regarded as excluding a clergyman from participancy :n affairs that vitally interest ali classes and professions, that time has passed Th« serious issues of these times, issues in-fol-ing Tiot only great moral questions but the very existence ot Republican government, call loudly upon all who ha~e anything to say for the right to speak boldly and fearlessly in the love of truth. Let all -who can appreciate true patriotism come out to-morrow night to hear Mr. BROOKR discuu "the mission of Political Parties, in a Republican Gov** ersmeat, and the conditions of their perpetuity.'

•«r

The annual State election in /"AJW takes place on Monday, September l*-— The vole last year stood as follows Chamberlain, Rep., 57,649* PilUburj,

Republican majority, 11,614 The ^»mpaign of the present year has been vigorously conducted on both sides. The only practical question to be decided next month is whether iLe Republican majority shall be increased or diminished, or rather how much or how little it shall increased.

Wx hope therefore that if any of Mi Pendleton's friends have heretofore allowed their minds to entertain the opinion that his claims were not properly appreciated by the Convention, they will disabuse them of such a conclusion,—Journal-

The above, in order to fuliy appreciate its coolness, should be read in connection with the report of the "indignation meet ing," held in this city, on the night of the eighth ultimo, and should be carefully compared with that $16 40 dispatch, which the Journal didn't publish. An attentive perusal of LAFK DBVLINS speech, and sundry articles from numerous Democratic organs, proving that, in the language of tbe Tipton Times, "our un faithful and infamous delegates in the New York Convention, sold us out to Eastern sharpers for Wall street gold," would also be a proper accompaniment to this (rigjd language of the Jourrwh

WK understand that some time during the coming month our candidate for Vice President will make several speeches in this State—one of them in this city Our people will be glad of the opportunity _pf listening to the gallant and gifted Biair.—

Journal. Ob yes, "our people" will be more than •'glad'' of such a charming opportunity Tbey love PRANIT "With almost intensified an affec$i) aa'1^al|i(|t|rilli ng adoration which binds the soul of DAN VOORHKES to a blue coat. As Satan imbribeth holy water, or as a feline devour* eth'spap, so will our Democracy ?distjnd their throats to swallow the blesgecf intellectual food that will fall from the ambrosial lips of FRANK as fell, from the celestial vault, that manna which sustained the children of ISRAEL on a march less toilsome than that which the Democracy have undertaken.

We wouldn't presume to dictate, for our Democratic neighbors have a right' to manage their own funeral in their own way, but we beg ieav? to suggest the following from FRANK'S former speeches as suitable texts for his efforts in tWg ||si£j|y "during the coming, month "I would rather sleep with a nigger than with a Democrat."—Blair's Oilman's Cooper Shop speech, 1860. "The Democracy are Hell-bounds."—! Blair's Indianapolis speech, I860. "But whether or not you shall succeed in this endeavor, may you each and all remain in Ireland or elsewhere, and never again set foot upon these shores Ton are wanted there, and we can get along without you 1"—Blair's St. Louis Speech to the "Finnegans" in 1866.

More of Democratic Tactics, We have before asserted, what no intelligent man will deny, that the tactics of the Democratic party in this canvass is wholesale, outrageous, unmitigated lying and deception. SiTMoXTR has set the example and his partisans of the press and stump are not slow to follow suit. Observe how flagrantly dishonest is the course of the whole party upon the main issues with reference to different sections and interests. |-J

The Democracy at the North denounc negro suffrage the Democracy at the South set up negro candidates for office listen to negro speeches, and declare them selves the only true friends of that peo' pie.

The Democracy ot the East say that bonds shall not be paid until greenbacks are equal in value to gold the Democracy of the West appeal to the supposed interests of men to vote for plenty pf greenbacks, and cry

ildown

Tfcree Iaportaat

with the

bloated bondholders But no Demo cratic paper at the East will tell its readers what the party is doing at the West no Northern Democratic paper can be hired to print the doings of the Democratic party at the South. No man is fit for Democratic editor who cannot keep con stantly in mind these two gigantic lies— for suppression of truth is falsehood—and protect his readers from any stray item damaging truth aB carefully as a good cook keeps foul butter out of his delicate dishes. Plain truth is the foulest of al' morsels to a Democratic palate, in these sad days of the decadence and degeneracy of that once honorable

Democratic Equalization The New York Democratic Convention iu their platform announced that upon the elevation of their party to power, they will "tax equally every species of proper. ty including natioual bonds" accordinglto its value.

The Chicago Tribune estimate^ tho val ue of taxable property of every kind in the United States in 1870 at $35,000,000,. 000. Of this sum it supposes 113,000,000, 000 will fairly represent the value of farm lands and $3,000,000,000 the value cf live stock, farm improvements, machinery and implements.

The national bonds amount" to about $2,100,000,000. Neither the lands, live stock, machinery nor implements of the farmers, nog tbe bonds are taxed by tbe United States.

The Democratic party propose in order to equalize taxation to collect an equal tax for every species of property, including government bonds, according to i|a value. Tbe annnal wants of tbe United States for revenue including interest and pensions will be $?50,000,000 or c~.e pe~ cent upon all the taxable property/ip the United States.

Ihe practical operation of tbe Democratic system of taxation will be that the government bonds will yield annually a tax of $21,000,000, and that the farm lands, fences, horses, bogs, sheep, coickaa^ COT, wagons, machinery and ilBplwn(rP of the farmers will yield $160,000,000 «!&! nually. That is the plan of eqaal tasa^

The subject of negro suffrage i».

ne_of

the main weapons of the wJw.sary, and it is just as weak to ig$pF& **.t it jis.to give it nndue promiabOCj. Above' arf, three facta must h& ..epv home "''First, llrtrt rf.no State mi are mare vMMm

cal majority, sy-.md, that reconstruction no« hat leading office*.' do» feo-rf*^r if the vai' PP^ fdr""union men without jsxpe

gnjas. „•—.. 3te|&aMctt|g fewmembefc aanl hurl them, in the teeth of the roaring blathetflfeifeswho a& filling ttift iand with thair imjriadfl of.lies upoa the questior^o| riegra suffrage.

At a rough gueis I ahould^say that only, about ten new papers fiad teen'ptliheditfto* the treacherous sea of lifoin i-rAhe same, place and time. ,/Ciff these h/aY^"

The Tribune marble front going up on the south-east corner of Madison and Dearborn, promises to be altogether worthy of the great corporation to whom it will^belongf-And -wilLcontribute gene rx ously to the -good looks |if its neighbor* hood xJMXA Ll Mi

The brave Little Corporal now heads a grand army of Mco hundred and fifty thousand, and will add fifty thousand more by the first of February.

Mrs. Henshaw's History of Tthe Nort western Sanitary Commission, just published by Mr. Se well, ia a .history admi rably written. She was requested jto write by the officers of the Cum mission who placed all the data at their command in her possession, and rendered valuable supplementary assistance. The work of the Commission will rank with the best sp,„long as the history of the nineteenth tjfetftury 'continues,to be read and for all future historians Mrs. HenShaw's clear and graphic text must re

main the ultimate authority. As Mr. Sewell's* first ventuTe in look publishing, this choice volume is its own dainty and delicious praUe. The thick oreamy loaves, embellisheid With a clear, handsome typography, defended by wide refreshing margins, are such as. the hun^ griast critics handle with silpnt contwit int$ fe* »»UtU

The fall trade has beon fairiy inaugurated, and promises well, after a summer of unexampled dullness. The cold weather of the last fortnight excites apprehensions for corn, which, although well carried so far, has two"perilous months to pass. There was a magnificent rai^ last week, breaking the back uf the drought, and giving promise of a well rounded summer %mm lavntfu

Imbued with this spirit, the New York Convention chcfca* as ihei& cfiididit* the "friend" of the men who roasted young orphans in 1863, and the man whose only claim to a nomlnatS©*' watstt his proposal to inaugurate another revolution at the S^utKif th#*ftimTriaa^*i!ket is elected.

The Richmond. Enquirer concludes Iff ghoulish article on Stevens "And may have mercy a* his soul.'' The writer of that article will some day be heard acroil the great gulf crying anto Abraham to aend Thad wlth a cup of water t6

tion proposed by the Democratic plat...t-tf Watwwem t^'ify t^ anv «hch

form. In order to reach the $2,100,000, 000 of bonds with a tax, the Democratic party propose to put a tax of $160,000,000 on the farmers.

IMPM'

OUR CHICAGO LETTER. /-.i 9(i Corcufi, ourttiiice Daily Ex press, 1.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26th, 1868.

/'•florfff la

w«wsT!it oSr|TjpjE.t

The papers say that twenty-live churches have been either begun or finished, or both, iii this Christian City -'rdflria^ thd twelve months, .ending with June lagt past.

c»Tr«§4*

a Sst.fi

cut

their first teeth, a few have succumbed to cholera infantunj,and'ji, few show Vigorous life. All liyiog ar^ gi|yig parents and fritinefs fuirsbai'etir legitimate anxieties and the.dead,' although bitterly bemoaned, arp pr.obably. as well dead —avoiding tbeperils and sins of a fitful feverish life. Among the new enterprises of tbe betterjgort, is the yejptia-e .of the oon)pi«5'-r-Bfett|r tnown here as John R. Walshr—whose superior as a gentleman ot a business infen$is not to be found in all the interior. The Wes.• tern Bookseller ist ah octaVo mohttfl^- designed for *'the trade." It began three or four monts ago with an edition of perhaps 2,000, and now. issues 4,500. It is well edited, well printed, well distriBiitJa. Mr, Walsh does nothing at the halves: by meriting success be commands it, and all the people are glad of his prosperity.

The Adtance will enter upon its second volume next week. Its regular list is now nearly 20,000, and the quality of its flavor steadly improves. It is fortunate not merely in its editor-in-chief, but equally in its entire editorial staff. Mr. Marsh the managing editor, is a gentleman born to edit. His judgment is rarely at fault, his taste wholesome and nice, his industry unqualified. A large share of all the good there is in the paper,he ''manage*' into it. Mr Hazard, bis immediate assistant^ who does the "Notes of the Noon Prayer Mebting," 'one of ihe" most popular features of tbe paper, ha young gentle man of fine promise and Miss Miner, a classical scholar of high culture, is proving herself an associate of whom the gen tlemen have aright to be proud. The Post Printing Company are to print The Advance another year, and will put it after this weak uyon their new Hoe press. •£The Siaats Zeitwng and Pest will in a few days enter upon the joint occupancy of their new five-story marble bulling fronting on Madison street northward, and upon Custom House Place southward,

FORM

*T JPHIf O. "WHITHER.

5oarxm: Sndinihis

wars, the walkings, of Mr yo&igfci

better yean

..oess in th« air!

wail ofDefpair!

&$)khe on&a—face id flic. It .tand.***

Whites TU.le both par tiafi, hold all tne With aolemn lips of question, lik« the Sphinx in Vtrvnt'a unitt

Egypt's wnde

This day we fashion Destiny, our web of Fate we

7 p^rfef px*. b^fttr, eKSa.. noHom Is notoUl gft&tihllat wit sfn

crows,

E no a or cl«uay

'fiEMSMmsSTadO ,SWHfMt« imttM

If «*!•». .» rfaar-T i.

By alMbr «-hich tBe oiartyie twre tfieir a)rony and ahamn By all the warning words ot troth with wbi*h the prophets came, By the future which awaits us by all the hopes which cast Their faint and trembling LeamB ac rota the tilvltness of the Past In the names of those who for onr countrye frt-e-

Oh ye people Oh mv 1-rothers chooeu ye llie rightous side

shall the Freedom lover go-Jojfu I bis way, wed Penobscot's waters to San Francisco hay, ^o make the ragged plaoes smooth, and sow the vale With grain, And bear, witli Liberty and Law, the Bible in his train The mighty North shall bless the Month, anil sea shall answer sea, And mountain unto mountain shont—PRAISE Uur,

ARE TREE

While the Democracy propose to plead the baby act to get rid of hard bargains, General Grant proposes a manly coursc, as follows ^Peace and universal prosperity—its sequence—with economy of' administration, will lighten the burden of taxation while it constantly reduces the national debt"

The Missouri Democrat compares Frauk Blair to Benedict Arnold. It is not decorous to abuse tbe dead.

ih*s cured this most ob

stinate case of chronic tetter that has baffled^e.medical skill pf hundreds," writes Baftk St' Cltirej druggists, of Claredon Ark about Palmer's Lotion. aug26dwlw.

LIKE a fragrant oasis after a tract of barren desert, PHALON'S new perfume, "FLOR DE MAYO/' seems to the man of gentlemanly tastes and refined in stincts, when by any accident be has been restricted for a time" to the ordinary extracts for the handkerchief. Sold by all druggists.

THK OBJ£R OF THE

DAY.—A

Phalon's Papltian Lotion

for BeauttiyiOK the SKIN aad COMPLEXION. Beaeves ail ERCrriONS, FBECKIBS. F1HTIE8 MOTH HlOTCHES, TAV, etc,, and renders

THE SKI If SOFT, FIAR and BLHOUIK O. For LADIES tn the KUB8ERI It is invaluable. For 6KNTLKMEN afterSHATlNfi It has no equal "PHAMAN LOTION" is the only rrilable rem My for Diseases aad bltralshrs of the SKIN.

e&rlif's a mvii rfiALON'S "PAPHIAJf SOAP" for tbe TOILET.

NCBSEBI and BATH, Will not chap the SUN Price, as Cents per Cake-

"FLOB OE 5IATO, '•FLOB DE HATO,

fists.

JJNDERTAKEK

DncON

Vallandigham says the New York Convention was "imbued with the spirit which went forth on the natal morn when Christ was born.' The operations of that spirit rire described on unquestionable authority in these words: "Then Herod was exceeding wroth, and sent forth, and slew all the children that were in Bethlehem, and in all the coasts thereof, from two years old and under."

lA'jip 'lWe ^lipSauth

"." .The Macon, #a7 challenge history iciest#?*

'ItSd^ liwr flwea fc' faadifr"

it is because aff tlie Abolitionists years past -were mobbed under

Wrofc forflft. tbe directions of the first citizens, who prevented any ofEciai record being made of it.

WAftVER

|T3in

A beamless chaos, coned of God throngn onter Wher^thaa?"4 Mack

Where fbr words of Hope thay liitenea, -the lone

general

order for SOZODONT, In the teeth of all opposition it has become the supreme den tifrice of the age.

A wag sent General Grant a bottle of "SPALDING'S GLUE" a few days since Query Was it to mend his Meerschaum or to cement friendship between himself aad Butler. 26-deodlw

IKBCKIEF. lORANCE

Hold by all Drug 9dwlj-atorm

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swifcTBBBE HAUTB

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Corner Main and, 6th Street* [OVIR TtTKLL, RIPLKT ft CO.J

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A Scholarship in this College is good for l.lfe, {ivlng the Student tbo privilege of Beyiewing

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A few Pupils will be admitted, In Ariihmett tnd Penmanship, at #4,00 per month*

NO VACATIONS.

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UNDERTAKERS.

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S A A A

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Stationery, &o.,

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We have made Axes for twenty eaa, and won't yield the palm in shape to any. manataetnrer, and yet confess that a "Sucker of xllmot^ called Colshbh, liPar us in his patent snaps. ciicnUr-bit and contlnnonsedge make» th»saiM abov piodnra twice aa.ma^ h'i

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BE8T

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STOCK***

Co., 84 Water Street Boston, Mart.

THE SUCCESS

Of onr One Doliar Sale has causei such

A COJIPI- KTE

E O I O N

1 %TRADE,,

Xu»t in order to supply the demand ocoaaioned by onr conitantlv increasing PalronaKe, we have recently nade lmportatlOBs for tbe Fall Trade, direct from European Manufacturers Amounting to nearly 1500,000, So that we are lully prepared to sell 'every d* scription of Drj and Fancy Goods. Silver-plated Ware,

Catlery, Watches, Atboias, Jewelry, Ac.,

it.,

ac.,

Of better quality than any other Concern in ifte country for Tii

f*e

uniform price ©jft

ONE DOLLAR

ui*

ARTICLE.

flSTThe best of Boston ,'and New .York refer eaces giTen as to thereliabfltty of outhouse, and that our business is oAnducted in the fairest and mtjit legitimate manner possible, and that we give greater value (or ths money than can be obtained in any other wav. All Goods Damaged or Broken la Znuuportatlon itepiaced without Charge. 09* Checks describing articles sold Scat Agents la Clubs at rates mentiomSd below. We guarantee every article to cost less than if bought »t any Boston or New York house. «aw& raw

Oar Commissions to Agants Exceed those of every other establishment of the hind—jiroef of this can be found in comparing our premiums with those of others roa VLUIS

TTe -JiTZ

ATTOKHITS.

THE SAME size, in addition to which we claiai to ive netter goods of the sans character.

tend to Agent* free of charge, bmt For aClah of 30 and Three Dollaw-ldo good llneu Bhirt Fronts, 1 set solid Uold Studs. Ill wool Oassimere for Pants, Fins whits Counterpane, large size, 1 elrgaut Balmoral Skirt, ill yards brown or bleached Sheeting, good quality, yard wide, 1 elegant 100 Picture Morocco-bound Photo. Ablum, 1 double lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign Views, 1 silver plated engraved 6 bottle Castor, 1 elegant 3Hk Fan, with Ivory or Sandal H'ood Frame, feathered edge aud spangled, 1 steel Carving Knife and Fork, very beBt quality, ivory balanced blade, 1 handsome beaded and lined Parasoh V.O yards good Print, 1 xery fine Damask Ta ble Cover, 1 pr. test quality Ladies' Serge Con gress Boots, 1 doz. line Linen Towels, dozen iioger's best Silver Dessert Parks, 1 L*die»' large real Morocco Traveling Bag, 1 lancj Dress Pet t. rn. y~

doz. elegant silver plated angraved nap

kia Rings. 1 doz. Ladies' fine Merino or Oottoi Blockings, 1 Gent's heavy obased solid Qold Ring, I pr. Ladle)' high cut Balmoral Boots, 1 elegant Delaine Kress Patt-rn, 1 Violin and Bow, in box complete, 1 set Jewelry, pin, ear-drops, and sleeve butt un»

For a Hub of 6# and Fife Dollars-l block or colored Alpacra Drjss Pattern ,1 set Lace Cur tHiui, 1 pr. ali woel Blankets, engraved Silver plated Revolving Castor, 1 beautiful Writing Desk, 1 solid Qold Scarf Pin,

&ya

yards very fine

Cassimere, for Pants and Vest, 1 set Ivory bal anced handle Knives with silver-plated Forks, elegant Satiu Parasol, heavily beaded and lined ffito silk, pr. gent's Calf Boots, 80 yards goo Print, 30 yards good brown or blsacted Sheeting yard wide or 40 yds

7/9

Soubls

yd. wide, good quality,

Ladies' elegant Morocco Traveling Bag, 1 square Siiawl, 1 plain Norwich Poplin Dress Pattern, 1»4 ydi. duuble width cloth for Ladies' Cloak, ele

ant engraved silver-plated Tea l'ot, Is yards width water-proof Cloth for Cloaking. For a Clnb of 100 aad Tea Dollars—l rich Merino or Thib.t Presi Pattern, 1 pair fine Dam ask TableCloths and Napkins to match, 1 pair Gent a French Calf Biote, 1 heavy silver-plated engraved Ice Pitcher, very fine all wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks, I web very best quality brown or bleached bheeiing, 7% yards fine Casslmere for suit, 1 elegant Poplin Drees Pattern, 1 eiegan' English Berage Sliawl, 1 set Ivory balanced ban die Knives and Forks, 1 ladies or gents Silrer Hunting case Watch, 1 Battle Hand Portable Seaii MHO ine, splendid Family Bible, steel engravings, with record and Photograph pages. 26 yards good Hemp Carpeting, good colors, 1 pair good Marseilles Quilts, 1 good 6 barrel Revolver, 1 elegant Fur Muff and Cape. 1 single barrel Shot Uun, 1 silver plated engraved buttled) revolving Castor, cut glass battles, 1 very fine Violin an Bow, in case, 1 se Ivory balanced Knives and Forks.

Present* l.r larger Ciubs iuc ease in ths same r«li,. «-I«SNMIill «*•?*•?. #s#.ys

Send Money Iii Regfaiered latter. Pstalogiie of Goods to any addrats FECK.

PARKER & CO., 11

NOB. OS and 100 Mummer Street, Boston.

THE GREAT

U-WIVED MTATE8

TEA WAREHOUSE

"3 -or- it, 4

T. Y. KELLY & CO.,

XQS. 20,'H 30 Tesey Srrret, MewTerk, Are now prepared to negotiate with all Merchaate in good standiog, throuthout the country, tdr

the AGENCY aad SALE of their STANDARD TEAS, PDT cr IN PATCFT AIB-TIQBI PACIAOrs. Addreas.ns as above for particulars, and state the slzsof town and nature of business, Ao.

VI *U!f!MU

With our great inducements to agents ^-operate with us In onr

GRAND ONE DOLLAR SALE! Watchn free of 09sr» t9 «nF JSMt«, Sbeeilnaa free ot oat te oar Agents. Sewing Mavises free or Met to oar Agcata. Leather seods free or Cast te ear Ageats. Luna fiooda free of Cost to ear ageats. suas aaa shawls free of Coat to oar Ageats. Boots aad Shoes ftce of Cost to oar Ageats*

Ore et Oast te e»

Miarr Bargains for Our Customers, Send far our Circular*. Agents wanted everywhere. Address

HARRIS A FLCaiBB, 91 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.

[i DYE HOUSE. -u.uu£- ....

H. CIAWDGE I

Has returnsd to this sity, and fitted up Stsam Dyeing aad Soouring Xstsblishment, at the old Stand, *o. North fourth Street, where be will be pleased to meet his old friends, and as maay new cnas as may favor bfra with their patronag 25dtf

|eL«%MUailML 13t Ors(l,l Stnet. A Pay, Se OM»Btw. eBiTKaaatAini BUULDSBS, Vrydagh, cormer lUta aad Ftftk.

WUUaaM» coraw Hlath aad Mstberry

Frank

K."lti»»a#s, liMftstiasi Wi. iMkl aadBtxW Cha*. X. SaCTiee, 1(3 North Fonrth MnM.

»6bK3'AirB 8tA.Ttom»y.1*y:

Hi^VijdMKv&r: WairtWaimit.

w, 4(. Bauolstar, W Street, jf* .. Grow A Miliar, SI MsUa Streetv COMMERCIAL OOXSLSGX.

R. Uarria A Owen, Priadpal, cor, 6th A Main. COMMISSION AUD

DTE MOUSSS.

Ira Grow, Fourth street, opposite Market. B*rr, Qullck A Berry, corner Main aadFoarth. 1. L. Mahan a Co., corner Main aad Math. J. A B. A. Daris, corner Main aad Third.

FARMING IMPLSMSNTS.

.... *sf.

Jones A Jones, east side Public Square.

Lyae A Xawss, Main ab.intt corasr Tth. GAS ANIST®AM FITTERS. F. Geiger, Qas and Bteaal Titter, Main Stre^, between 6th and 7th.

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND OAPSR

IWlUtastrssl. „x

Westfall Brothers, 85 Main street. HOTKLS. National House, cant Math aad Mala. -J'*1

Clark Hoose^corner Ohio aad First. Hausa Bonis, corner Jf Early House, West end Main

Terre 1 Main aad Swath.

HOUSE AND 8IGN PAINTKBS Wb, B. Manning, Qhio St.,Sast of 4th. s.3i iob DEALEBS

Jacob Stelnmehl, 68 Maia Street.rK O amsTll Jacob'Hay—Orders at Rippetoa's^, INSURANCE AGENTS. Scott A Crane, Main street, east of Fiflb.

'"'JEWELLEBS.

S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. Si John R. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block

JOB PRINTER..

J^hn A. Bryan, 116 Main Street.

l(,v.

j-j

MUSIC DEALERS.

J.G. Lindemaaa, 9l Vain street. L- Klssnsr, Palace of Music, dp Ohio streets MECHANICIAN. A, Tittcaan, 16 south4thSt.opp.PostOBce.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. U. H. Abbott, opposite Post Offlce.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

r. H. Rlddls, 1SI Main street.

PLUMBER. «:u.W^8

i. Bnckell, Soath Fourth street.

RAILROAD AGENT.

mvlrt 1

James H. Turner, at UoKeen A.Paddook's Mill.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. HIckcsx, Beott Co., 60 Ohio Street. Handrich A Laage, corner Main and 4th streets,

RETAIL GROCERS. :a rs-TBii

Joseph Strong, 190 Mala street.

SKIRTS AND COSSETS. B. Weisz, opposite Tost Offlce. STOVES AND TINWARE. G. Foster Smith, oaajdeor Rastof Hulaian's. S. R. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O Jaaes B. Heggerty Co., 117 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A'. Foots, eSMalnstrast. ,h$saiwi UNDERTAKERS^ kj W#

Isaao Ball, earner Third aad Cherry, It 3IW M. W. O'Coanell, Main Street.

"Oostvmmon

lntenaltteat Fsver, sad aa on nan&T taavaanv aa Sssall Pex."— Rev. COM*.

Q|'

For tb*Frarenti6s ajtACara of -..«

dated

-v

aixtal o*

CONSUMPTION

For the iaikut Onn of ASTHMA, BRONOKt^TIS, CATARRH, and aU othsi atattef of t%t Lailga. Throat, and AIR PASSAOKS for Oenaral ited Special Derangements of thd Nervoaa Syateai for Disorders of ths BLOOD and tw all Funotioaal Disorders of the StMPraa4 Rowels.

Tbe Prepared Hcseriifloi Increaees the strength and dsSasas tie color' at the Pale Blood. It enbduse the ChUla I

difficult Breathing ai

and diiulnlsbes the Expectoration. It checks the |tfa [..V* NIOHT SWXATS, always, In from ssrsnto fourteen days. The Ap and the patient rapidly galne

a«eh

ths Caugh aad the

are spssdily rslieved the

Sleep becomes calm and refreehtng the eracuatlohs regular end uniform. All tha general symp-u-msof CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Rranchitb, IT VK. O. O. LINCOLN^ to., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity. I

TBE PRESCRIPTION

Should be used iin arsr name known, in wh*" raugement of either

Systems. It is aaeauallsdrln Female Disordsra, Scanty or Suppiasasd Msnsee.-'Whites," te. The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both ths Bast and ths most economical Medicine that ean betaken. The average does, Is two teaspo onstal, taken onoc a' day. the .patient never requires, under any ciroumstanoea, to uss "Cough Mixtures," for tha Cough "Expsctoranta" lor tbo I Expectoration "Tonics" for ths Appetite er ta» Weakness Iron for ths Blood Anodynse for tbe Nervous Iritatlon Acids, Jhr Might Sweate Whisky or Cod Liver Oil fbr tbe Wasting. Its I Srcomo Aouoa is upon tbe Ooaatitutlonal Condition, and, through tbls Condition, upon ths Whole Ssriss of Synptosu.

Statssasals Ifesai Pallsats, die. OoLMaa Hot, OiMontaATi :-»I wasia tba aast I

Stege of Consumption. In tea days altar taking I ths PasscaimoN, my Chills, Night Swsats, Faver 1140(9 do., decreased, and anally altogether dlat^paar* I HA! ed. A mere sksieton before, I aa aow well ssarad with fissh. My restoration la aaarvel to all who know me.—Mas. O. L. Waitsr, I "Your PresetIptioa sattsd ay daughUr's lifs, I m—

aad baeprobably saved as bnadrsds of doUara/* I -Rev. X. Hv»aatTs,Rsasea. H. Y. I

"We blsaa Sad for tha baasait wsbave laaaivad from your Pwpaiad Prsacrlptlon."—Rt.P. Pxna. aaiHB.Rloesburg, Psna. ^*T SUIT irnrran "Every oaetowbom I have recommended It has (iLABK HOUSE. benaRtted by lta aaa."—Bav. O. S. Jens, Raciae, I ooaaaa or met aaa

Wisconsin. Ths "PRIPARRP PRESCRIPTION" put ap ia a SI bottie. and Is sold ia Tstta Haate, by t.I. MAHAN a CO-, aad by Sragglata Mstally, or orders may be sllrasid to tba Sals Proprlssors, 080a O. MOSRf 4 qo., if Oortlaads Itrsst, N Y. Oontultation fras- A Oirsalar, containing TeetiAoaiala of suay tlisa sain—sfURy treated will be sent free, by aall, ta all wbe will write fbr It. dealMeod

MANUFACTURERS.

PATBOSIZE HOME

to ba Itipariorto say aver market.

tag

MAKU-

JL FACTUHBS.. Wa bavaon head a Sna stock of Sash. Doeta I and Blinds, ot oar awn anifa9im, aUibSfl will sell at a very saall advaaee on Mt.

We Warrant aar W

sdMtte tMs-

Rayiagof "Hi furnish eaployasent ^o yoar ra Hecbaaics, aha at the SaMs tltts

Benefit YpurselrM as-wa. warrsat aU oar wsrk. We also keep on hand, and aistafcntare ta arder, Window Aad Door FramsS,1 Moaldii •wt7 varlety ef FlalsfatngLaaber aaad In

CLITT ft WTT.T.TAIAA PtfAIRlS 01T¥ PX.A5INa KILLS. felOdff

jgfiAZIL GOAL,

Y. Btnaoit A oo.,"wwiid old

1Mb geatoelly, ttatSAXtW Bl authorised agent fer Brazil SpUater-Bbak All orders left wttk him will ba preayOy dad to. How 1, the time to order, while tba is low.

Goal Dealers sasaUed at tbe loweat market] Addrsa, T.BOCTOH a CO., ls«iaaapolb JOHN AHVVEW.Brasn. Jy3Sd

-TJ iii

iua

ids 11.3

''U:

M. W n'Oonnell, Main atreat ea« of

bASRiAiQS. FAOlOAT/

X'/v'

an"'i«»'f m»rw ii.n.-.-tos hhiow. reHi iiwidi of.'/t .* a-. is "»dT wi 't -f:.

r':'

GRAIN,

6th and 7 th Sta.

iorth 4th 8|.

S'LSSnMs DAT GOODS. Tneli, Ripley Ado., corner Salt aad Main Street. W. 8. HyceA Oo., 77 Main atreet. a 0. Wittig ACo.. 73M^n street, au Edaail A Oo., corner Fourth aad Main street Sax ton Walmsley, 111 Maia street. Oornelins Ilaggnlyi oorasr Main and Third

DRUGGISTS.

.i'T Tdf)

C. H, Bryaat A Co., fart Maia Street. John Uaney & Co.. First St., on Canal Baain.

DENTISTS.

Ii. ..H. Bactkolaaams 167 Mala street. O- O. Lincoln, Bth St., between Mala aad (liio. J. Rtekardspa.Ohio a&aet, bet. Third audi4tk.

-q»U X. ,."»7 levaif' naatl rfj ta-ietcl '"V'! in ifflr -. I-eu -..-ba4£''.-'sr ^ltc'l s-j

cq^,.j R.-l 0

•Jisir :H.

€#B»LI^ A H&MillTf T:: 'ij hi mrntxjA

BEAUTIFUL STYLES

A-aMH'-i. iwumtx «t

DRESS GOODS.

M* JrtR Jjajg ALSO A LABOR SXOOK 0*|

XAW.M#VP.IUP

isiaas© .ii*a •u

feri!'.

CWJ

toil

"i I.nf.-..

mi: ~ivl ivi". i#'

.HAVE ....

JUST OPENED

SOMK

bajn tsHat jW3 -&'i 'A-:i iht

6ao

::(i fL.it

cen:TJ",

'-rfT 4'1

-AND—— o« *foct| ii

Ohinstatteat fartetr orstrles.

C0HVELIU8 4 flAfifilBVT,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

diifi MT— Xerre-Haute, Indiana.

-Hi tv a bsfoieng 'atmdSL tn

a Jo twain

,^K«f

«»ii bftt tmr.aaat no tmtHmwoQ

rnis latmtq t/t mhs

ft-

-r ttm

aasio

.k aioQ co* at* cziitm beissia ?sir .nst&toiM. M&vJ.-

tebaliift

Y.,

Mavfl ,rj ,M be* 'SlXfftiptT .B&S

«*w ooiimsbm

mmsmO

baa satfesl eth Ic f^i^aaoo ifctsh*

bmhnk #v

I miiibmcu A^isc^st} A V- bate'sc

saw aeiasw ST

Isaortoq 1

iwlemvt

••aa^i eJUtei sawar^?!^* a sasr rc' kxwsi ilti" i»' ttiuaoo?. »&,: |m 'a,: yri »rtaaf»i. Iwia «oi« -Am to mwdimy 'mi

ATTORNEYS.

Jito.

is as oertainiy eoaa

M. fsy, M. D., LL. J..

I N S

PREPARED PRESCRIPTION Xada from -the Vrsacrlptlaa of Rir.0VAR. liKffiV, M. KM it, fe, At*

aaias. oaaa&as oatrrr.

gAXBD a CRUFT^ «(1*

Attorney*

t«t

?erre Haute, In4. 'I QmeB.-Sa.aa Mala SMs*. ^*e6dl,

DKWTIiTRY.

L, H. BARTHOLOICfiiW SoaeaoN Attn Mnuncii. pr^'i-s-T,

taeesssor toDr.D. WRLD. Ho. lS7Maii St.' Hatloaal Rloek, Tww Haute, lad. {asodtf

BICHA«I)80», a.

I Kf I. W'tf? soooassaa BK S. a. aura. OFFIO^On Ohio. betWSea Sdand 4U Street, aplSdtf THRRC-HAVTR. »p.

Tha Oldal JStabSaad fimtM

in arsrjr Piss ass, ay vaatevsr I Hante, which there is! exhlbltsd aad ds- I ROmoa—On Sixth Street, between Main aad ler tha HVBVOUS or tha BLOOD I oaio, oaa *«r aoatA of Rattoaal Hoasa.

Hartag bad^iawards Wsigkteao yaars' eap*. liaMaisr DswtMrf, be UaanSdsat that heoaa lea Mttsfcettsa taall caass. [JySOdly

HOTELS.

DNTIN HOUSE. fi

JULY ttth.

"tiaH $mj *ikkI:

.«T ol it. {oq. 1

LAW1NS

i-f.

WiA' it-. •..? LEW OS

(jWi r'

e'JJT* nm^sKl' .o«t .*ai

ii a a 8 a

m.'

Law,

Omoa.—Ho. IS Maia Street, up stairs. kblSdtf

Wm. E. VoLEAN.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

vm*-'i-ae»Aj

Terre Hante, Indiana. I

BOARD, I8.QO PER DAY.

raaa aaaiavs to aaa raorn ALL mm.

aaa. o. sot

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Qsa.»ma aaa MantBfaar.

TBRBE HAUTB, IKD.

JT~

This Howsa ba%bsea thorongbly refaraisbed. •yBdwiy

nain

«B.«sirvm

—0«ce

sissaia

Terre Hante, Indiana.

of Marshall, Meatsaama aad Paisstiae

•ask I tna

Basato aad *cai ailTratai. aovasdtf

rjlERRBHAUTE HOUSE,

Terre Haute* Indiana.

aad pet la

v* jf

aad' fifth Streets^

Aay baainsas entrusted to hia^ .pMi^tto •adsdta. Oflks^onahlo street, batwasaStha

nmt\

atflE m&im\

S W E E I N

REDUCTION! 1

r-*

-sea ««s oaeso mU

TO tLbswr

SUMMER GOODS,^

—?V* S.T-ilht! vi a A rnamSmm m-tai. aoesitel

EDSALL & GO'S.

3Wtl

•^W .m£i

\~-.9

•mfj

7/ -3011

u. tm T55-

ol 'v- aa®d awarf

•tM

bam

Alpacas, tufff a*

Figured

MKW(|

Light Dreu Goods, .«

Pacific Lavos,

Are larked Dews!

THIS DAY!

,-: .»vi»4ailoT

PBICES MAjm to SELL TJBEE OOOD9 without rea O S

EDiALL .CO.^

ivm \im cor, 4th

and

Main St*.

tSI

DRY GOODS..

THE THE THE "TIOER

raw s.-mssS-

COLLECTING AtfKNT,',

OUT! OUT! OUT!

"TIOEB" "TIOER"

"64

ANt

C()MPETl!l0N DMAIICMtt \l

*Kf

asf tr it Der

BUT GOOBS, RVRRTROD1. W RILR THRY ARZ CHEAPI Onr Stock is too largs to enumerate, but actlre buyers will be amply repaid for to the

i-coming

("DOWN TO Wtf1™ STORE.

As every Department will undergo 'ihfsaSM reduction la prices as ths followiag}. Hill's 4-4 Bleached Muslins. IS ete Good jaidwide" 16 ets Merrimack, Sprague and all best

Prints. Iii I Ginghams ...i. 18 eta Domestic De Laines 18 cts

Honey-comb Qailts.. 1,60 Swiss Organdie MasHns 46 cts

These Ooodt are Worth

Gents!

Plain, Ruff, pink and Bias Organdie u4 JACONRT LAWNS FIFTY o£NT8.

These are the vory beet qaality, and hav selltag at 65 cents. iNggftys.

Preatb Stripe aiNMAJft aad PIROALRS

"-^35 CENTS/**

-T0

Th® G-reatest Job

-IK-

DB£l8fiaOBi

Ai 26 Cents a Yard, Ever Offered

White Lace Points, Black Lace Points Selling at 50 Centa mijOn. ths DoUar/ ni ,a .. Hoop Skirts at One Dollar!

Yoa Will have to pay 11,60 for them elsawbsre.

Hoop Skirt*-- $1,50

Sold Herstotors at Pollars.

muA tumsM

ii ?.

I NOTION DEPARTMENT.

White Goods. Piques,M Hortery, Glovem, Trimmings, Poraiob, Fans, Sc., dec.,

Varfblly, aad prle»» are i4feaa^!--.j. ".wasi.4. ha

Tlh

M-mt

r, SKEPTICS

ViU mad

pot

rBuckeye" Cash Bibre,

When toa late, after having sappiisd thjlr waats at auab higher prices—elsewhere—thinking this ^onlyan

DRAW

'Platha lta

eat to order.

InfsMIs the beat or styks

AllwaaR wanaalsd toglresatlaiaetloa. Sbop ad deer Beat ad the Hav OsartHoaaa, Ohio street, at the Tlge eoaaty Hay Roalsa. [u

TBAta.

SSET-

I To e&en-.b, disappointment "wilt we shall do wen more, ^instead

Mass thas we

cmtM -si a

From this time oot,

W. S. BTCE (O.'S