Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 August 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY^ EXPRESS.

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Republican County Ticket

FOB STATE SF-NATOil, HAfcVKY 1). 80OTT, ,,R BEPBW^NTATtVER.

ISAAC N. MERCS, KMBLKY HAMILTON.

Iron ruai. fe H. TUBNER.

•»ABI

ij 4 porn TRRASCBIR, MORTON 0. BANKIN. ''fi' res BHEMFF. 'NICHOLAS FILBEOK. ,(,» BKAL MTATX APPRAISER. ^AMEB BDBGAN.

FOB COianBBIONCB,

BEN0NI O. TBCBBL00D. II FOB 8UBTET0B, ALEXANDEB COOPER.

FOB C0B0SEB,

DAVID 0HBI8TT.

FOB T0WN8H1P,

TO-DAYS' ADVERTISEMENTS

Throe thousand dollars worth of Boots and Shoes—Lock Bex 345, IndianapolisNotice to Contractors—T. E, Lewes.

Coal, Coal—E«T. Merrill Grand Ball—Tout's Brass Band.

Republican Meetings.

HON. THOMAS H. NELSON, 4 HON. EM8LEY HAMILTON, COL. WM. E. McLEAN,

And other., will s^ak to the citizens on the political times of the day as follows Caiiiday's School House, Sugar Greek town skip, Saturday evening, August 29th.

Chapln's Mill, Otter Creek township-* basket picntc—Friday, September 4th. •1 Prairieton, Saturday evening, September 5th

Union Church, Kevins township, Wednesday September 9th—a basket picnic. Union Church, Pierson township, Friday, Sep tember 11th—a basket picoic.

Major W. W. Carter will address the citizens of Lost Creek township, Friday, September 4th a basket picnic,

/n Major

W. W.

Carter,

.. Bepoblican candidate forCongress, will address tha people at tbe following times and places: Gosport, "r 28th, at night,

Freedom, 29th, 1 P. M. Poland, Clay

31st,

2. r.M,

Township House, Lost Creek township, Vigo county, Friday, September 4th, at 1 r. M. Aksrs' School Houso, Clay Co., Sep. 6th, 2 P.

GRANT CliUB.

REV. C. A. BEOOKE, WiU address the Grant Club, FRIDAY EVENING, Augnst 28tb, at the Court House, on "The mission of Political Par ties, in a Republican Government and the conditions of their perpetuity."

Thb ADDRESS of Rev. C. A. Brooke before the Grant and Colfax Club this •venlng, will be delivered the Court Houso. Good seats will be provl ded for ladies and they are cordially invited to attend.

ATTEND the Grant Club to-night.

No CASKS in the Mayor's Court yeater-

dty' "WATIRMXLONS, of average size were bought yesterday by the wagon load at four cents each.

GRAMS.—This markot iq flooded with grapes of excellent quality. Prices rath* er to high, though.

TANNERIES. The Republicons are building "Tanneries' instead of "Wigwams throughout the country, ttiia campaign.

MARRIED.—In

this city, on tbe 27th

inst., by Rev. S. M- Stimson, Mr, ROLAND VAN SELL to Miss .TULIETT FERGUSON, both of Terre Haute.

SHOW.—There

will be no parade or

pomp to draw a crowd to the Grant Club, to-night. All who desire to hear a calm discussion of political matters will attend.

OYSTERS.—The first Oysters of the season have been received at S. Stone's Confectionery, where they can be had by the can, and the trade supplied at the lowest rates.

SHOE DEALERS, or persons wishing to engage in that business, are referred to an advertisement offering $3,000 worth of boots and shoes at cost, on eighteen months time.

PERSONAL.—Our

fellow townsman Jas

J. Stanley, Esq., removes today to St, Louis, where he takes a position as condoctor on the Pacific Railroad—running from St. Louis to Leavenworth.

THE MISSION of political parties, in a Republican Government, and the conditions of their perpetuity, will form the subject of Rev. C. A. Brooke's address before the Grant Club to-night.

BJ£SFCD

DOWN.—An

enthusiastic Sey-

backed squarely out of a bet

THE THIRD WARD TANNERS will meet at Thompson's Cooper Shop, at o'clock P. M., Saturday, August 29th, 1868, for election of officers and other business.

John P. Baira and P. B. O'Riley will address the meeting.

COAL.—E. F. Merrill, the well-known coal dealer, presents his card in our columns this moraing, prepared to furnish -the best of Beasil Block and Highland coal. He alio has a lot of Lehigh coal on the road.

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GRABS BALI..—AS announced ihewhere, Tout's Silver Band will give a grand ball at Dowling Hall, Thursday evening next. He intention is to make tbia a real first-lass affair, and with the proceeds procure a uniform for the members of this excellent Band

THE FIEST WAKD TANHXBS effected & permanent organization at Republican Headquarters last night, by the selection of the following officers 6. W. Haberly—Resident.

Theodore Marxen—Vice President H. J. Keeler—Secretary. Ed. fi. Bobbins—Treasurer, -T~

Wi LBAHN several prosecutions are pending for violations of the ordinance prohibiting the explosion of rockets, etc., committed by sundry persons while the Democratic procession was passing through the streets Tuesday evening last. The ordinance, which was drawn up and crowded through the Council by a Democratic member, is rather too sweeping in its eli(tractor, and themi»j»4r»3y talk of its repeal.

THE GERMAN'S had a full attendance at Turner Hall last evening, to perfect the organization of the "German Grant and Colfax Club."

The meeting was called to order Theodore Marxen selected as Chairman, and E. Gerstenhaur Secretory.

An election was held and the following permanent officers selected: "Joseph Fellenzer, President. MS

John G. Heinl, Vice Preiident. Wm. Dreusicke, Secretary. Frank Schmidt, Treasurer. Ward Committees were selected as follows 1st Ward—J. Kuppenheimer, J. Steinmebl. 2d Ward—Jos. Fellenzer, A. Sattler. 3d Ward—Enos Strouse, L. Graf. 4th Ward—A Neff, L. Teichman. 5th Ward—Frank Schmidt, J.

The meeting then adjourned to Mon day evening next.

ACKNOWLEDGES THE CORK.—H Holden is out in a card, published in'the

Journal

of yesterday, in which he admits

the genuineness of the "indulgence' "permit" published in our issue of the 26th. He erhiningly pleads guilty to the charge that while assuming to act as Prosecutor for this Common Pleas District, he issued, over his official signature] several papers authorizing gamblers to "run ring boards" and guaranteeing the parties immunity from arrest. Holden fhrther pleads, in extenuation of this very grave misconduct, that he was asked to do as he did. We are to infer from this that were he Prosecuting Attorney, he would consider himself bound to commit any similar outrage if he were asked to do so.

Holden thinks the fact that the Grand Jury failed to find a bill against him when this subject was brought to their attention, is ample evidence of his innocence. The failure to find such a bill may be attributed to tbe absence ot the men to whom the permits to violate law were granted. We have only to say, in relation to Holden's personalities, that the accident of his being a candidate for office is the only circumstance that could give him sufficient importance to merit this brief notice and such other notice as his malfeasance, while pretending to dis charge the duties of an assumed office, may call for.

STATE ITEMS.

Gov. OGLES BY, of Illinois, is announced for three speeches in the First District.

HENDRICKS will repeat his apology for the Fort Pillow massacre at Williams port to-morrow.

THE REPUBLICANS of Ev'ansville will have a grand demonstration on the^iyen ing of the 4th proximo.

THE Republicans of tbe Seventh Congressional District will hold a grand basket meeting at Stockwell

September.

£on?Jhe

10th of

BAKER

GOVERNOR

yet-

tMhpi thilf losing an opportunity to win collars, in case of Seymour's ele© 5 tiflO, while he required to risk only forty dollars.

returned to Indi

anapolis Wednesday from a protracted speaking tour through tne southern part of the State- The Governor is at present docketed for no more appointmnts until the 4th proximo, when he will again leave to fill a series of appointments in the Frst District. ?ftSP

WE have heard a report of the death of a young girl 12 years of age, being burned to death. The girl'a name was Riser, and her parents reside in the country near Ossian, Wells county, we understand. The little girl was in the fields some distance away from tbe house, burning brush, when her dress caught fire, and she was so badlv burned that she died last night A sad story.—Fort

Wayne Gazette 25th.

THE New Albany

Commercial

says,

Long will the grand reception of Gov. Baker be remembered as a notable event in the political history of New Albany. The equal of It in the way of enthusiastic demonstrations has never been witnessed in this city, and the effect of it will tell in a largely. incr*a«|d Jfcpeblican Tote.

•_

THE Republicans of Putnam will hold amass meeting at Greencaatlt, on Saturday next The meeting will lie addressed by the Hon. John Hanna, who it is well known is one of the ablest public speakers in the West.

THK Greencaatle

Banner

A FRIEND informs us that a disturbance took place during the political discussion between Messrs. Lamb and Holman at Titusvflle on Saturday. While Judge Lamb was speaking, a Democrat (a representative of others of the baser sort ast sembled there) threw.a watermelon rind at him, whef£upioi£|L geatleatan fof[ apposite persuasion knocked 'the belly's heels over bis head." This inks the signal for a general pitch in, resulting in the defeat of ]tfce "iri0nds of Gov. Seymour, and leaving the Grant and Lamb men masters ef the situation. Our informant says "That «a$ermelloa rind cost OMU?y ft bloody nose," ami no' doubt madb votes for the Republican: party. "Lotus have peace.'1—

THE 8th of January Democratic State Conventionresolved "that the nation owes the surviving soldiers and sailors of the Union the highest meed of. praise, for 4he great sacrifice they made In the lftt$*wir."

Major Carter is one of ihese "surviving soldiers." The rebels of the South might appropriately resolve that Dan. Voorhees and the other Northern Copperheads are entitled to the 'highest meed oi .prai#e!' for the 8acrifices they made in wikfclf of

Monday evening of each week was selected for the regular meetings of the Club,

FIFTH WARD.—The Republicans of the Fifth Ward met at Mattox's Cooper shop last evening, pursuant to adjournment and effected a permanent organization, by electing as permanent organization

William Lockwood, President. N. B. Greene, Secretary. George E.Hedges, Treasurer. Sandford Jewell, Captain. George Bensinger, 1st Lieutenont. R. Cole, 2d Lieutenant. Finance Committee—S. Jewell, George Grigsby and A. C. Mattox.

A Committee on Muoic, consisting of Wm. Lockwood and William Merry, was appointed.

Thomas Vance and M. C. Rankin were appointed as a committee to procure pole to be erected in the Fifth Ward.

At the conclusion of the business Isaac N. Pierce was called out and made a fev,' pertinent remarks, followed by 3M,. Rankin. I

did during the war.—Rockvillefor

TCIFT

COL.

Schrader,

Township outside city—Jos. Heinl and F. W.Stoecker. Executive Committee—John Kuppenheimer, Jos. Fellenzer and E. Gerstenhauer.

The Salem ladies, for the first time this season,, honored the gifted speakef With their presence, and presented the Colonel with a beautiful boquet, as an expression of their appreciation of his distinguished abilities.

AN attorney living in LaFayette, by the name of Frank Watson, is reported to have decamped from that place lately with $20,000 of funds due pensioners for whom he had, as attorney, collected tbe moneykdne them on their certificates, appears he had been engaged in this mean business of swindling for some time, and hence the magnitude of his "swag." A portion of this sum he had collected by forging the names of pensioners to drafts issued to their order by Mr. Wiggins, the pension agent at Indianapolis, and sent to him as attorney. His whereabouts have been ascertained to be somewhere Southern Illinois, after him.

BJ^L,

saye, Brick

Pemeroy has been invited by the Democracy of Putnam, Owen and Morgan Counties to address their Mass Meeting, to be held near Quincy on the 3d day of September. This is an endorsement be 4 fore the world of all the fool things that Pomeroy has ever said.

and the officers are

A CARD

In the name of the Hiberian Benev*olent Society, we desire to return our sincere thanks to the public for their liberality at our Pionic on the 26 th inst., particularly to Mrs, P. J. Ryan, Miss Anna Callahan, Mn. John Wa)sh and Miss Maggie Shannon for their kind assistance at the Ice Cream and Candy stands.

Also to Miss SI. A. Raridon for the exquisite taste displayed in ornamenting our bann.e&jdonating the same.to. the Sp ciety. By order oi the

COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS.

KAD4)UARTERS, 1ST BATTALION, FIOHTINO BOYS IN BLUE^ August 28th, 1868.

General Order No.

6.—

The Battalion will form for drill South of the Terre Haute House to-morrow, (Saturday evening) at 7J o'clock.

Company commanders will see that every membei^f their, respective company is present or accounted for and that previous orders in relation to prescribed uniform have been obeyed.

The Quartermaster has orders to furnish all those with uniform* that have not procured the same yet. mm

By order of C. F. GiLMdRS.Xf. Col. C'omd'g. JOHN KUPPENHEIMEH, Adj't. aO

MASONIC*-Dowling Comtnandery No. 16, will meet at the Asylum on Saturday evening next at 7$ P. M. A full attend' ance of Sir Knights is desired, to make tbe necessary' arrangements for attend ance at the approaching meeting of the General Encampment' of the United States at St. Louis.

By order

rjr EM. COMD'R.

"ATTENTION BATTALION."—Every "Fighting Boy" is requested to be present this evening at the old Court House to listen to Rev. Mr. Brooke. Arrangemehts will be made Upon the same occasion, for the transportation of the Bat* talion to Indianapolis on the 2d.

Let every member of the Battalion see it, that he is properly uniformed— whieh can be done by applying to Company commander

C. F. GILMORE,

Lieut. Col. Comd'g Battalion,

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THE Great Dry Goods Clearance Sale, of Saxton A Walmsley, still cantinue#.— Remember I the opportunity of getting either of the three

elegant presents, to be

•e~ away by.thern, will expire on Monday, Aug.. 31st.

U,n

ATTENTION Co. B., F. B. IN B.—All BMfnben of this Company who have not yet procured their uniforms, can get them at once calling. on me at my place of isines«*&* T. c. BAiWYg^

Capt. Cosn'dg.

Babble andCwoa^i^^a^ewitt Myer's to-day. XL"...Z

Wm. HEWITT

beat

iffim

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aMajg.

RIT. MI'ERA

can't be

on Bread, Buns., Rolls aad fiUl^ Cakes.. :d3t •J'

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Go to Hewitt Myer's and gat a piece of thiiR&ftaa Cocoanut Cake. d2t 31)4 -I

THE Fiasr OF THK SBABON !—Grover AJfOler have received their first instal-

.^fTbny do yo| good "A *.

:inatk$} fa

ouc

CASH

dollars

GET your

4SSS

Mr. Voorhees' ow^Mljfy in the North don't dare.to' publicly thank him wh^t

Repuh

cLlMii

NELSON'S

recent speech at Salem

is thus mentioned in a dispatch to the Indianapolis

Journal:

Hon Thomas H. Nelson addressed a large and enthusiastic audience ^n Tueso day evening, at Salem, Indiana. The crowded audiencelistened with rivited at*, tentio for three hours to the cogent and: unanswerable argument presentwl by .the gallant defender fjjf the Union ana .Republican principles. The Colonel made some happy hits that called forth, .loud and rapturous applause.

Winter Shavls nows

they may be had at

wholesale coat.

dlt SAXTON FT

Classes, or individuals, can receive instruction, or examine designs by calling on Mrs. Frisbie, corner 8th and Chestnut street, two squares west ol the passenger •---—rr-*.'

The public will at once appreciate the merits of this invention, the facility with which it can be applied also its numerous applications, as pointed out above, dlw

HOUSEKKPXRS, who are about to spice and pickle fruits and vegetables, will find Black and White Mustard, Celery Seed,Whole spices, and pure ground Spices, at Foote's Seed and Tea Store. 24dtf

MRS. ADAMS, having removed from Fourth to Ohio street, first door east of Elssner's Music Store, is now better prepared to wait on all who may favor her with their patronage, than ever before and being thankful for past favors, solicits a continuance of the same.

'•Do not your juri«

hj'dlir.

Yoract LADIES' INSTITUTE commences its next session Monday, 31st inst, in overtha ^effr.Natioo*!State Bank, corner of Fifth and Main streets. Prof. Spencer will be assisted by Prof. Bos worth in the natural stances and by other competent teachers in the various depart* metal*. ,f 1ffj

aM3w-

You will be astonished! at the low *pes

Table lAxens.—

RTe invite a Comparison, dlt SAXTON& WAI.MBI.ET.

BUYERS

can save trop

two

ten

by going to Shannon, at 63 Main

street, to buy a Stove ur Wheat Drill. He is bound to sell.»Opppsite Old Court dlmwlm

SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS. Hazwffs Powder. Mlllill Eley*s Wads and Caps. .-i New York Shot, at dtf

A AUSTIN, SHRYKR & Cos.

HOOP SKIRTS for less prions than ever at Weiiz's Factory. -^^dwtf

while

WALMSLEY.

CREAM, Butter, Soda, Picnic and Lemon Crackers, the best in the city, to be had tO HEWITT

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AUSTIN & GRIOSBY, successors to W.

Rippetoe, will continue to keep a full and first-class stock of Groceries and country produce, at the same well-known and popular stand. 8-dtf

HOMOEOPATHY.—Dr. M. H. Waters, a graduate of the New York Homcsopathic Medical College,Isfter devoting ten yean to the-study and practice of his profession has permanently located in Terre Haute, W.here he will be pleased to attend, to the wants oif those who may need his services, Office at No. 81 Main street, between Third and Fourth, over Grover & Miller's. Residence corner of Third and Poplar. ,8-dlm.

DECALCQMANIE, OR FRENCH AND GERMAN PAINTING.—This beautiful art, in oil colors, is easily and rapidly learned even by those possessing no natnral talent for drawing or painting.

It is done on almost any surface, as card board, china, glass, marble, wood, ivory, leather, silk, satin, canvas

&c., See

The colors used, being oil, give the pictures on canvas, an effect and durability, equivalent to the

I 24-D2W

COOPERS AND OARPENTEERS.—We are after you with a large stock of Cooper and Carpenter's tools just received. Take a look. ^7 AUSTIN, SHRTER & Co. 30-dtf

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

LEMONS by the box, and old Potatoes it $1,00 per bushel, at Ray

Bailey's.

FRESH VEGETABLES Ray A Bailey's.

FOR

every day, at lodtf

the best variety of Fruit Jars, go

to Brown A Melvin's. 30dtf

ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HEEDED. We desire to call the attention of the sflifltsd to the merits of Rohack's Blood Fills a purely vegetable cathartic, free from mercury and all mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the best remedy extant for tbe radical cure of nervous and sich headache, bilious disorders and all affections of the Liver and Blood. Tbey are, as their name indioates, a

Blood Pill

they

search the blood for disease and strike at the very root, thereby effecting not temporary but permanent cures. As a purga* tive, they are all that can be desired, being mild and safe in their operation and unquestionably one of our inost satisfactory Cathartic Pills, and should be kept in every household, and, when taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood Purifier, are unequaled for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, I)yspepsla, Erysipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, and all dinossns 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 teil you they are the best of medicines, •rff »,.•»*?aJ^e augll-dwlm

WANTED—A place for a smart, healthy boy, soven years old. Any person wishing to adopt such a boyjwill inquire at this office. -j d3t

GBOCEBT STAND FOB SALB OR RENT.— The stock and fixtures of a good paying grocery stand. Attached to the store are a number of roams, most comfortably arranged for a family or a boarding house. For particulars apply early at ^issuer's Music Store. [25-dlm

give

flieii

in favor of "BARREL'S Vegetable Hair BE? storative?" It is the uanmft! verdirt Of mankind that it LE tbe BEST the let 111 who are becomiagpmnato looking and bald begin at oncethe uee of this never failing *RTLCLE.R-IW-WTHF

Tran*

SPEER'S STA^DARLI- WLKK TKB8 is lughly nconiHnded by PKPAFE ciam

FSF DY^EPTK^

account of ill

tonic prqwrtles, ita.(n]xity, and ita D«HR cious flavor. *«gl5-dw3m.

FOB

YIASR-RATE SKIRTS AND CO ROTS go to Waisa's Factory jand ^Smporihm Ho. 12, Fourth street^rt rr .-r-:dwtf.

EVERY DAY brings with it a fresh Idp-

at No. 141, sonth side Miun slreet, be» tween 5th and 6th atr^ats. which are sold at prices that defy competition. Dont Caii jto«i^l and see chip, igtock and leapi prices before purchasing elsewhere aug-dlw-wlm.

AN ASSORTUENT of French Gilt and Alabaster Ornamental docks at John jft. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block. dtf -rr-ner

LOOK TO YOU* INTEREST.—Austin, Shryer & Co. against the world for cheapest Hardware. Give'them a trial, dtf

IT IS HO USE TALKING, the place to buy your Hats Is at Westfall's, No^ 85 Main

_dtw2:

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

The best goods in the market at the price. New arrivals at C.'Wittig & Co's,

Main street.

MYER'S.

d2t

?gJt

GROVER & BAKER Sewing Machine, Office, No. 196- Metropolitan Block, east Main stopet, Terre Haute, Indiana, AH kirfd* of-ThtiMds, Needles and patta of Machines for sale also, new and improv ed Grover & Baker .Sewing Machines always on hand sd for sale by. dtf A. CANTWELL. 'Tyu

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

ODR "twenty-five cent counter is very interestihg-to WySra of Dreiss Goods. 26-d2w RTULBLL, RIPLXX A Co.

TEN DOLLARS and Fifteen dollars only, -for a full Upp«r or Lower Set of Teeth,

warranted,

WEEKS

old

for only

from, date.

and tedious

style of oil painting. Mrs. M. W. Frisbie, is teaching this art, and has constantly on hand a great variety of beautiful designs.

SCOURING AND

&assa,vxss90B. ssts

at CM. ImAt-ifiiHtliRk lex 146. lilissas "I •"•"I' 0

TWO

Warrant

or no

charge.

satisfaction

See ^circular hanging at

the Post Office. FANCY DYEING,

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

BEFORE BUTING your summer Hats call and examine our new And desirable styles in both Btraw and fur, at No. 85 Main street. S dtw.

GRAHAM CBACKERS, real gsm flavor, at C. I. RIPLEY'S.

To THB

TRADE.—Wards

Paper Collars and Cuffs. The Dickens. The Black Crook.

having removed his business stand to 5tb street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his eustomers with Qaraen and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed Ac. Give him a call dtf £. R.

ROBBIHS.

LOCAL NOTICES.

The Great Discovery,

The most famous medical mon of the prf ssnt day agroe that in the whole science of medicine, there is no remedy for tho cure of Dyspepsia, Chills and Fever and Kidney Affections, that passensas such marvelous cu-ative powers as Misbler's Herb Bitters. Tlu speak from experience, and are beginning to use the great Household Bemsiy to the exclusion of all others. This is the great and rtsndard medicine of the present age. Its herbal constitaenta are shillfaliy componLded, it is pleasant in taste, and always efflcaoions, and its mighty reputation now extended all over theciviliied world tests securely on its unquestioned merit. It should-be token now. Dolays are always dangerous. Sold by all druggists and doal-

Dr. S. B. Hartman A C3-, Proprietors, La

Is now prepared to furnish the public with clear healthy Biv and Spring Pood Ice fcr the sea* eon, at low ratee. Two wagons will raa dally, and supply all Business Houses and Trivets Faa illes. Orders left at the Post Oflce, with Ash A McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wlehing a pure, healthy article of Ice, well to order from a30d6m JACOB 8TKINMKHL,

Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan.—

The only Sellable Bemedy for thoss brown disr coo -stions oa the faee Is "Plan's Mora an FSECKLB LOTION.'' Prepared only by Da. B. O PBBBT, 49 Bond St., Hew Tork. Sold ererywhere.

BSh27-Smeod

Eosaass

COVCXBTTTATXD UFDIOO Forth* LsaaSiy^-FWetwOisHo SsM Is) CtWBtat's Cemseate. A Patent Pocket Plncushon or Emery Bag at uee TWSRT can sot.

For Sale by ell respectable Grocers aadOragglsta. JySOdwSm

Particular notice.

Xadies Take

MI HIL tarW fiiiii PILLS. ^TABRAKT&D FRENCH.

THESEafterwardasorelief

PILLS, SO celebrated many years ago In Paris, for the of female irregulartlee, and notorious tor their crlminil employmeatis the practice of abortloa, are now offered for sale for tne 11

ret time ia America.

They hare been kept in' comparative obeoarlty, from the foct that the originator Dr. Veloeaa, le a physiciaa In Paris, of great wealth end etrict aoaecientloas prlnclplee, and haa withheld them from-general nee, laet they ehoald be employed for unlawful purposes. In overcoming female obstractioae, tier seem- to be truly omnipotent, bursting open the flood gates fmm whatever cause may have etopped them but they are ^offered to the paMlo only for legitimate use, and all aasnte areforbiddea to eell them wben it ie andeutood that the object ia unlawful.

Ladlee eaa pocareda box, seeled from the ey ef tbecurioae, byaadostaa one dollar, and six portage stamps ta M. WTmAOOIUKB, Osaeral •Agent for the Catted States and Oayadiee, at Albany, M. X., er to aay authorised pst. Sold By oil Praggitts

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yfOTI€»!EO COMTBACTOia.

SeaM pnposah vUl ba Mcaivad by the Ckair

ofiteliMtaMttiNfitiwiimtfliMl £S«M,*S Wstsili atraM, MM tha Tim HSSM House, for excavatiag ISM yar4a of earth for two ciataraa.

SiSnbf Bach OMMK-IHTRFM,

S» tmtra

JuneS0d2m At Mrs.

F—Situated

celebrated

The Prince of Wales. Gents reversible linen finished cloth lined Cuff. C.WITTIG & Co. 73 Mainsteet, Sole wholesale Agents. Sold at list price, five per cent off. dtf.

NOTICE

OP CHANGE.—E. R. Robbins

top,

St MOm bottai, 90 fcet deep. Alio, kr 3M yards of sarptaa earth or M*4, which awtkcri •oredasfkat aa it ia throws out ofthaeistara.

Btas^snll beo)MiMd an Ssiirta? at o'clock Ar Order of tha OoMatttea.

T. S. LAWSS, Okaiosaa.

1868. d2t.

tiVre riaata, Aug.

Jtl,

I. r.Mmat.

AMUilMKNTI,

BAND B-AIjL ..... ,s -A*h

dtf

Go TO Bay A Bailey's for fine peaches They will keep a full stock every~ day through the season. Prairie chickens in a a

Thursday C?e., 8epl.M, 'W. For the benefit,andnoder tha direction, of TOUT'S SILVER BiVS. The proceeds to be used to procure a uniform for the Band. Tickats fl.SO.

N. B.

Positively BO improper characters ad23itf.

rnitud.

WANTED.

South of Vain Street nrsfcrred. Apply to SAXTON A WALM8L 2€dtf, BY.

FOR SALE.

T?OB SALE—HOUSE.—I wish

A to *all ay House and retaliate—Ho. SS South Fifth street. Will give possession any time in October. MRS. B. I. METCALP. a22dtf

l?OB

the very same as those

for which other Dentist^(&arge from:$25 to $40. Dr. Moffit will be in Terre Haute and prepared on Friday, the 28th inst., to put in the best teeth the country can produce, at the above prices,

SALE.—COTTAOI HOITSS aaat and cheap little home In oaa of the

J/ AIM

healthiest locat tons of tha clt). Apply to atdtf C. MPLM.

FBusiness

)B SALE.—A two-storv briok

House, with dwelliag attached,

one door oast, of McKeen PaddocVa Mill, oa Saat Mala Street, wilt be said on reasonable tanni. WIU taka a SwaUlng In tha city la part pay. Enquire on tha promisee. 22dn

FHouseSALE.--Ioccupfcd

OB wish to sell

)R SALE.—HOUSE and LOT

ooraer of12th and Eagle streets

coataiaa lira rooms, wall, cistern, cellar, and sap plied With all kinds ol sbrabbery. Enquire oa thepreml.ee- JalldlB

1J*OR

SALE—Sxwnto

Hai

MAOBINK

Having parehaasd a Btaaw SawtM lCachine. I wish to dispose

Wheel* a WBsea

Machine that I have been astaa. It le la good order, and one of tha bast. WW be sold for tes, BABAH B. KIZEB,

9dtf

CotttttMiWslMtitwj^.

FOR RENT.

T70R BENT—Two good business A Booms, riih Csilars aad a salt of rooms to each, In the eseend story, la the Odd Fellows Building, on Third street, MM thaPabUcSqaar*. Terms reasonable. Eaqoire of

J. H. TDBNBB. A MOBB"'

pUBE CJUQEB YINBGAB,

For sale in qaaiMtiea to suit-purchasers. Prfca, 25 and 30 centa per galloa, accordlac to qUaatlty wasted. Leave orders and ken a|J. A. Foote's. aS7d3w. PAIBBABKS. •goi

WIUSIIOLOAT ACCnON, AT TIK

Bonded Warehouses of

T. B.

I 8

Nos.

caster, Pa. 26dwlw.

Pare Crystal Ice.—The undersigned

A CO..

Reynolds Street, Cincinnati,O.

•«5r-bhds.

I baga Bio IMte, blt ta priae. P. B. Sugar, ftlr te choice.

,.tw go boxes Havaaaiuaar. 100 bbls. choice UeakatariB Sugar. Tcaasor SALS—A11sans under 9600, OslsB over

.r00,GOdays

approvsd paper. JAS. JH. LAWS A 00., Auctioaeere.

87dlt. Olacianati, Ohio.

JJEMOVAL.

RAILROAD AGENCY.

I have moved my oSee to HeKeea A Paddock's Mill, where I would be pleased to see my old meads and oaetomers.

Through receipts given- oa shlpssests of prodace to all Eastern Cities. All Ball, aad Ball sii Water rates as low, aad tliie aa quick ee aay eompetlag Uase. OhOn la bulk shipped to Sew England towaa witboat ehaace of cats.

JAMES S. TUBNJ

aprl24dtf

TUBNBB, Agt.

WAvnre!^,ti*aS..•

^Iam aowraaniag twaloomaand am prepared

Carp« and til Other Weaviag, OB short notice and at reasonable prices. I also have flood Oarpetaon sale. Will pay cash for car*

pet rage. Give ry streets. AgSStf.

ia a caU at Ocmsr of 8d aadOhsc. BLIZABXTH BSNNEIT.

nplie ML Aibora long Lsdles' 1 INSTITUTE

WiU open tit Smio* 8tpt. lCth.

Its Board of Instructors, and faeilltlee for a thorough course of education are aarlvalled by any similar Scheal latheeoantty.

For Catatogaesor Informillca address. .a» JH* 21dlm 25 Wsst Foarth-st., Claelnaatl, O,

WI. B. MANNING^ aoosa, staa asm oaAXBXTAt 2V. T. E

aoosa,

"4*

A I One 3ocr Bast cf the Star Qrocerjr, TEBBB

HAUTK, IND.

Plain aad Dseoretive Paper Hanging, Fanc^aad

Plain Siga Painting. CMliags aad

MILLINERY

mr ciiriBa

'pit .Tizs-

iCijrlatiT-' "K5 .fi Ol

:CT It. .n (t*f siwfl!

•P tkiir

la AT*M to

tW1**

rsr

0OALlCOALtl Beiag aow pi spas ad to fit ail oNara ior tha beat of BraaU block, aad Highiaad Ooal,at thachaapyour Coal street, or

la year time tola^lB year Coal

est rates, BOW by leaviag your ardera at U7 with B. W. Bi.. 6th street, with whea.I haw ma4a snaa|eanti to rtceive all orders and give all iaforaatioa ia tenrd to tha

with B. W. 'Bippeto, ander Dowliag's Ball] oa

P. S. A larga'lat of Lehigh Coal on tha road. Aug88d3a.

te prtMi tonwlN1 war brnaaht oat oa ^Aqlsts fcaM trit* yaan. hava at ~MMagiy. haw ma aa to ararythtag tWt wa t^BM—s— BSTWfrwMt ai*«iap«»--alsa afcoisi aiaisbpi. a. Ia opfaaiaiiSa all aad potty Ssaiai iatnf a»J raailtSatas hal~ atsadily roea ap, MitaMft^Miith. aadataada tkta to sitM aa aver known la the history of tha con airy.

i. s**' -r

-liit

*-0 *1

Dowlfaig'* Hall,

aad Lot, aaw by Dr. Theaap

son, situated oa tha corner ofUzth aad Mulber ry streets. For particulars, eaoalre at No. 24 South Filth strset, ot MBS. KANN,

S^Krery Piano Is warraated for Five Years.' OLD INSTBUMKNTH EXCHANGED AT LIBERAL BATES.

Wanhoase 101 Soath Fifth Street, corner of Walaat, aad opposite the Southern Hotel. •iy&dly fl

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY

'look OUT. it

FLOOD JTIFIURG FOR AIA.

She hM tho ssersi of wlaijhg the aSsctlons of the uspostfs sea. Sha shaft yefe the likeness of

COFFEE AND STOABISs^js^S^S AT AUCTION. I has been soUelted la luaasrable instances, aad thi rssall 1M ilvifflUm lh» RUM of stovr* tag* 8peeiy sM Hsm Msrrlige,

SPECIAL SALE IN BOND. ON FBIDAY HOBNING, August 28tk, 1868, it 11 •'cloek. A. M,

Therefore, oome oae, cease all, to

111 lickswi Ceilnl Aveue Jib. ChislBnatt, Ohio. TSBMS.—Ladles, tt flsntlsmsa, ma

I. B.—The Medems will answer no lettete with oat a foe ef SI anda S^eas stamp Is Inaleaed. Address Lock Baa SSI.

MI-I.~UCRA

it ma a. *k

eEQUSL^-

1. The Eaeat aad baat lot of NI9T OL ASS PIANOS aad ail attar kiala of Maaksal Instra •aata araroffisrad for aaie la tha Waat.canbe fbasd at Kiaanar*aPaiacaof Maatc.

Haadradaof parchaaera who have haaa uaing My Ptaaoafcryaara. agree that they aia tha beet laatlag Plaaoa kaowa. 3. Parchasiag largaly lor oaah, alao, by odcu pyiag the axtaaaire baUding of owa, thaa MVtacooatly raata, ay oMtowara will raoaira tha haaaStof ali sach Mviag*, aad areata* bargaias caa be had of ma thaa ever known la tha history of tha Plaao trade heretofore. 4. No. old raaty stock oa haad ta gat ridofT, it OTcrythiag aaw, ad addiag tbe lateat

Iapo

Novelties ooastaatly to it.

[aa ia hvor of all parties naitlag with a aa thla platform, aad I shall mak special to g.t yaar vota this PaH.

mSWuuR'^i i—•»»

PALACE OF MtNUG,

ffo. 48, Olhio Stree^

TKRHS-HAUTK. IND

J. O. LINDEMANN, s* .* ar-a ft •ELOBKUiri

7^:. .. ORALEB IB

liioilsd

WANTED TO BENT. A

small dwelliag hoase, foar to six rooi

piAinii, ORGANS, Violins, Qnitars, Flatas, aad all kinds of Unlet

Marohaadlae, No. 91 Wabash Street, TERBE HAUTE, INDIANA. TUNING AND BEPAIB1NO of PIANOU »nd ethar IastraMBtawlli be promptly atteaded to.

OLD PIANOS will be taken ta taadefoi NEW ONES. aUMdwtf

O. ILIflDEHAMN.

a*i£W

rjlHE SAINT LOUIS

I A N O

•iNlFACTUUBKI CttHFANl

kThe

Pianos of this Company era easentielly

Pianos for Western People,

They are aot only, jaade at-hone, hot are well •ado. They have taken Faor First Premiums, at Western Pairs. They poasese aarhalled excaUeaeaof tona aad iliusb, aad compare well in all respects with tha beet instruments ol Eastern nuncti

Kanufactnra.

Priccs inrr

tm.

trvm

iccoaand TO STYLE AND rtmsa.

ffw

M/USTO ANT PBBSON WHO WILL BSBXEIopen

ITIHB NBYBB-FAILING MADJL A KB BAPHAEL the best. She enoceeds when all "ethers lite tailed. All who are ia trouble—all who have been aafortuaate—all whoee fond hBfsehays bsaa dleeppnlnttd, crushed and bieeted byjalsa pwalwi aad deoelt—all who ka«e bead mislsd aad trlasd with—all fly to her for advloe aad eatis&ctlon. Allwho are ID doubt of thVaSBirtBMef OBsSttef leve^eoniut her to relieve a«d satlefy their miads. tal!ii|$Bii||»|eTer Vsllt.

ica depoBdeaeo. irtliiffititrtt'ti

fimn to tha pah

B. HAGOIRTT ft CO DCAtEBS III

J*8'

Siale and Metallic Roofers,

Agents foflSs Vsey Bast

:a'

9m^87^Ma4n

(Men,]

Pianos and Natural Wood Pollaked la the hlgb style of tha. Art. Gilding on (Mais and JTapsndsd Tin, fit mil

It will be te tlba latereet of those who wtatH kave eerrioeabla work done, to o^loama. loformation In buying dad mixing oelore, Will be Ikrto pereoae ran or onaaaa. bocedtf

v,»- it

an kiads of MIIKaery floods sold at OOSI darlag thaWlater meathe, at Mrs. M. H. Abbott**, mHt«s Psit oste*. 9smm ^4|H.ami ..Tfc*W"e* TJ"--""

Street,

trtvm

irsrei Su—

NT iV.

It ft wel aa the tret,

and sha Is the oaly peraen in thla oouatry who oaa

show the llkssmsla teallty^aud-whocaagiveen-tire satisfactloa an all the^oacenm ol Ills, which caa be tasted aad proved by tbonmads, both rtsraadstagle, who daily aadidgCrlyVStb

To aB la bawasss hsr advloe Islavalaabla., hhr caa foretell, with the greatset certainty, tVe resH

aU wnsimwelslsadbasiaess traaaadtioai Lottery aambers givea without extra charge. IhMADAMB BAPHAEL Is a bona Sds Astrologisi eeatevery oaecaadepeadapoa. She Is the greattht Astroloflst of the nineteeath ceatury. ft Is jeat well-known fact that makee llliteiate preteagsta copy her advertiaeaienU aad to Imitate

Baphaello theseveathdeakhter of tlie

**fsatk daag^ter she was bora wBk anrlatai Ml shs caa foretell yoar very thoaj|hte. Shr also eares draakatiBsss. foAll latervlew* strictly private aad eoaSdentlal.

AsaFemalePhyslclaBber ram ed lee never rail care all fsmale Irregalarttlea, end to produor Iheatoathly Sow, withoat daager or eapeeare.— They can not la)are, bat, oa tfa. oontreri, tliet '•prove the health.

.Ma

K-'ifi'ia xuai

unt* T-.

Ind*

ia all Mrti of ths conntrj on

sbort nollos M4 riMnaibU tsrna.

iti on

I»|12

gLOOMtNGTON MJRSERY.

I?th Tear. MSAcrcs, fireeahasscs, Thelargeetand beet stock, 8,000,000 Prait and Ornamental Tresa, Hedge Plaats. flrape Vines,

Praite, Apple aad other Nureery Stock, Balbs, Ac of ctmcest sortt aad skhtht an low foe Casa. -Me who would save asnasy will at oaceaead two nd staapa for two Fall Oatalomss.

•r F. wujmmmat,

ai7Sta

BWomlagton, McLean Oo_ HI. -T f'-'TP* W

W «I(

ANNOUIVOKICBNT:

W- WF, PTTL

tAKC«rrMTIHIlTf

-at

Willtoy

to haraafter gt*# osr atM'

tioa to thaealecf HOSlEiit wmTi croons^ '4

•ii

NOTION SLACBS,' EMBROIDERIES, O S E S

1 1

HOOP SKIRTS ^Arttia to VlrM43la»iwt

Trlmmlnga Store! Aad to relinquish the business of STAPLE Dlt GOODS of every kind.

IA order to RAPIDLY dispose of the iaMar.aad toolosaout tha ti took effectually, we will ottr for sale, cosaueuciag v...

taliunla), Jntr fttkHttf. The foliowihg. desirable Goods AT COST! AT COiI!{

All of our

PRINTS. MUSLINS, bleached and brown, SHEETINGS, 4-4, 6-4, 6-4, 8-4, 9-4,10-4. O FLANNELS,

large stock.

DRESS GOODS, including BLACK SILKS, PLAIN ALPACAS,

2® .at* *Mi

POPLINS,

MUSIC?

»WOOL DBLAINES

8-t^tLAiDS,

PRINTED DKLAUKSS.

PIQUES,

PEBCALES AC., AC. VSW

SHAWLS, choice styles, LACE POINTS, CLOTHS, OASS1MERES, JEANS and all kinds of PANT STUFFS. TICKINGS, CHECKS^i^S COTTON YARNS, LINEN CRASH, «*i»sasw BATH TOWELS,

b*"'•*** M**'t

TABLE COYERS and CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLE DAMASKS by the yard LINEN and COTTON DIAPER' MARSEILLES QUILTS,

Beeidss a great variety o, other articles that wt have not apace to name, that Will be sold at

riBSEftl COST VALSt J.» Also, during the continuance of this sals

QHMAT REDUCTION

In prices will be made throughout the NOTIONS "WHITE GOODS ant TRIMMINftS STOCK, I So that an assorted bill of goods may be had mnch lets than rnllng prices. _____

A •prrtJI svw *BS

I«j.

t«i.,

JB. For the purpose of

arranging the Goods and marking every piece vHth the COSl PRICE in PLAIN FIG USES, .ourStore will be dosed on Fri-

\dav the 24th inst., and uHUre-

Saturday the 25th, when

the above programme wiU take effect.

»ff,y

vmui

INDUCKMKNTB

UNPARALLELED!

elf*

Oar abject being to ttake aa

QUICK JVOBE oH I Aa possible in this Sale, we presont the following

BXTBAIHDITCBMENTS to parchaeers to cam off onr tumm 'STAPLE GOODS (SS-

Of every kind at

COST PRICES!!

I And at the same time compete foroneorthe other of these elegant articles, viz: lat. To the person who makee the lergeet aggregate amount of purchases of Ooods (assorted throagh the Stock end for their owa or family use) from the date of. cemmeuoement of thie Sale I Until the first day of September nest, we will GIVE an elegant new

"ELLIPTIC" SEWIN0 MACHINE!

With alius Presser-foot, Hemmer, Braider and all the latest improvements oom plete—the cash value of which is IMS.-—SiiijFiie Mn $U!

To the peMoa whoee aggregate paMtesm

of Goods shall be neztln emonnt (subject to the above conditions), we will give a splecdld

Yalenelennes Lace Hutt'ek( WORTH

P«»per Sli ||^t THIRTY DOILAB8! WSPVF I 3rd. To the person whose eggresrate parch

Twelve

i':

tl'

fial?snlzed Irss Cornice, Wlsdow Osps, istteilBg.

spa

of Goods shall be third la amount, (subject to the IO conditions), we will give a beautiful

0 O A O I I WORTH 'is*

F* II II IJOT

HOUSEKEEPERS,

ASV

I All interested in buying Dry Goods, wilf FIND THIS

Grand Clearance Sale

An uneqdAled opportunity to lay in their supplies for months to edm^ at

Wholesale Coat ^Prices

Our Store will remain closed on Friday *Te* and will re-open (JA

maWsdav. jrafiBiS^

8A1T0R WAUHLIf,u t**a ti at, 3tloin SireStf-

Efcas SB aeReeti

faf

*it

-411 ^17

'mm fee

9# ft-