Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 September 1868 — Page 4

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Tuesday Morning, September 1st, 1888

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Republican County Ticket

FOR STATE SENATOR, HARVEY D. 800TT, TOR REPRESENTATIVES.

ISAAC N. PIERCE, EMSIiEY HAMILTON.

FOR CLKBK.

JAUEH II. TUBNER. FOB TREASUBKK, AIOKTON O. RANKIN. ran RHERITF, ^NICHOLAS FILBECK. rol REAL E8TATK APPRAISER. ^AME9 BUBGAN.

FOB C0KSI88I0NER,

BENONI 0. TRCEBLOOD.

FOB 8URVETOB,

ALEXANDER COOPER. TOR COROSER, DAVID CHRISTY.

TOR ASSESSOR—HABBISOH TOWNSHIP, D. B. WKIR.

Republican Meetings.

HON. THOMAS H. NELSON, HON. EMSLEY HAMILTON, COL. WM. E. McLEAN,

AnTothers, will upcftk to tl.e citizens on the political issues of the day as follows Chapin's Mill, Otter Creek township—a basket picnic-Friday, September 4th.

Prairieton, Saturday evening, September 5tli. Union Church, Kevins township, Wednesday, September 9th—ft basket picuic.

Union Ohuroh, Pierson townsiiip, Friday, September 11th—a basket picnic. Major W. W. Cart»r will address the citizens of Lost Creek township, Friday, September 4lh-a basket picnic.

Major W. W. Carter,

Bepnblican candidate for Congress, will addresB the people at the following times and places: Henry Nelson's, Lost, Creek township, Vigo county, Friday, September 4th, at

1 P. M.

Akers' School House, Clay Co., Sep. Sth,

2 P. M.

8us*el'« Mills, Parkeconnty, Monday, September 7th, Basket Picnic at 10 o'clock

A. M.

Mansfield, Parke oounty, Tuesday, September 8th, Basket Plonio at 10 o'oiook

A, M.

Boiedale, Parke county, Wed uesduy, September 9th, Basket Plcnio at 10 o'clock A. JI. Monteznma, Parke connty, Wednesday, Sep tember 9th, at night.

TO-DAYS' ADVE RTISEME.N TS

American Life Insurance Company. For Sale Cheap-J. 1-'. Guild:. Household Furniture at Private Sale—D. Hartsock.

Wanted—Mis. Fred A.

EOBB.

THE City Council meets in regular ses

sion this evening.

PROF.

OLCOTT haa returned from the

educational conventions at Nashville.

Music.—One or both of our Brass Bands and the military band will go over to In dianapolis to-morrow.

CORRESPONDENCE from Washington and from Greene county will be found on the second page.

THE

Connty Commissioners meet Mon

day—It being the regular quarterly session.

TRAINS leave for Indianapolis to-mor. row morning at 0:45 A. M., and 8 A. M.— Fare for the round trip, only two dollars

SCHOOL BOOK

REVENUE.—The assessments for Internal Revenue, in this, the 7th District, for the month ol' July amounted to $15,309 72.

(.'APT F. C. CRAWFORD has been ap pointed Marshal for this Congressional District, for tho demonstration at Indianapolis to-morrow.

JAMES JOHNSTON Esy., of Bockvillo. was in tho city yesterday, en route for Sullivan county, where he is announced for six speeches this woek.

LIBERJR.—J. R. "Whitaker, Esq., haB purchased and paid for ono hundred tickets for the railroad trip to Indianapolis, engaging to sell that number.

JOHN H. HOLLIDAY, of Indianapolis, the Indiana correspondent of tho Chicago Journal, delighted us with a call last evening.

RAILROAD TiCKEis'for the Grand Demonstration at Indianapolis may be had at J. R. Whittaker's store on Fourth street. Only two dollars for the round trip.

LOST CREKK MEETING.—Our Republican friends in Lost Creek township are making extensive arrangements for their Basket Picnic on Friday, at which time Major Carter and others will speak.

PERSONAL.—Mr. Geo. F. Ripley, of the Arm of Tuell, Ripley & Co., left for the eastern market yosterday evening. The ladies will be on the qvi rive until his fall purchases arrive.

SEVERAL of our Democratic citizens were before the Mayor yesterday, charged with violating the recently enacted ordinance, in exploding fireworks on the occasion of the laet Democratic demonstration. His Honor reserved a decision until this morning.

AT A MEETING of the Rolling Mil Com* pany Saturday evening George W. Haberly was selected as President and James McGregor Secretary and Treasurer. We are informed the works are soon to be enUrged and facilities greatly iucreased.

AT INDIANAPOLIS to-morrow, our Republican friends who may go over will And the Oriental House, in charge of Harry McMullen, a geod place to stop for something to eat. "Uncle Joe will be dar share."

DrED.—Yesterday afternoon, of congestion of the stomach, HANNAH MALLORT, aged 71 years and 9 months. Funeral from the residence of he® BOD JJ. B. Denohie, south Seventh street, this Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends of the family are invited to attend without farther notice.

THE FIGHTING BOTS IN BLUE had a rousing meeting at Headquarters last night. The committee reported all arrangements perfected for going to Indianapolis on Wednesday. The Battalion will meet at Headquarters to-morrow morning at seven o'clock, and take the 8 A. M. train. Every Fighting Boy is wanted and is expected to g».

THE TANNERS met in their several wards last night to make arrangements for the trip to Indianapolis to-morrow At each place the greatest enthusiasm prevailed and tne feeling was general that "We'll all go I"

The Fourth Warders will hold another meeting to-night to perfect arrangements.

*HE FIFTH WARD meeting last evening, was largely attended, and of the most enthusiastic character. Col. Nelson made a ringing speech of half an hour.— Arrangements were made to erect a pole next week, one hundred and fifty feet high. The next meeting will be held Saturday nigbt.

DRUMMER BOY.—Messrs. Muscroft Hammond and others of the "Drummer Boy" company passed through the city yesterday, en route for Evansville, where the play will be produced this evening. We are pleased to learn the play will probably be reproduced in this city directly after the State Fair, It will be played at Indianapolis during tho fair.

JOHN T. SCOTT'S statement that the debt of the United States is equal to $1,00 for every grain of wheat contained in TWELVE HUNDRED MILLIONS of BUSHELS," has induced a friend to make the following calculation: 10,000 persons counting at the rate of 100 per mjnute for ten hours each day( and 300 working days in the year, would accomplish their task in 60,400 year?.— "Great SGOU

ABRAHAM BAKER, charged trith assault and battery with intent to kill one Frowley several weeks sinse, had an examination before the Mayor yesterday and was acquitted. Baker forfeited his recognizance by not appearing for trial some two weeks since, but was hunted up and brought in by his surety. His father, who appears to have caused the injury has cleared out and cannot be found.— The injured man has about recovered.

RADICAL BULLYISM AT CLINTON LA SATURDAY.—The Radical bullies in and about Clinton, Vermillion county, are determined to sustain their reputation for general meanness and rowdyism. On the occasion of Mr. Voorhees' speech in that place last Saturday these loil scalawags gathered in large numbers and attempted by every means in their power to break up the meeting, but the firmness of the Democrats frustrated the cowardly at* tempt. The Radical leaders whiningly cry, "let us have peace." How much peace will they obtain by that kind of conduct ?—Journal.

We are reliably informed Mr. VoorheW peremptorily denies that there was any attempt to interrupt his speaking at Clinton, and asserts that at no place has he been more courteously treated during the canvass than at Clinton last Saturday.

HALF

TRADE.—See what Bart-

letthastosay on this subject in another column.

FARE TRAINS.—Special

trains will

carry passengers at Two DOLLARS the Jtound Trip, to Indianapolis next Wednesday, leaving here at 6.45 A. M. and 8.00 A. M., and returning will arrive here at 11.00 p. M. and 3.05 the noxt morning. The returning trains will leave Indianapolis at 8.05

M. and

11.25 p. M. This arrangement will afford all an opportunity to witness the entire demonstration, day and evening. The above are the only trains on which the $2 00 tickets will be taken. Passengers from the roads west, south and north of this point, will be taken at half-fare on the evening trains of the 1st, and returned on the 2d and 3d of September.

ticians, who are now blowing about a "white man's government," will be meekly treading in the footsteps of their brethren of Choctaw county.

i)R. J. HALE, of Indianapolis, Physician for diseases of the Head, Throat and Lungs, embracing Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Also, Liver Complaints and Dyspepsia, often the principal cause of the above. Dr. H. has visited Terre Haute once in four weeks for three years past, without a failure, and will continue to do so in the future. During this time, over fifty citizens of Terre Haute have been permanently cured of some one of tbtie insidious and dangerous complaints, while many others have been relieved and greatly benefitted.

Next visit. Thursday, Sept. 3d, 1868.— Rooms at the Terre Haute House. Can be consulted for that day only at all other times in Indianapolis at his office, Miller's Block, one Square north of Bates House. l-d3t

JOHN T. SCOTT, in his Cloverland speech, said "the public debt of the United States amounts to as many dollars as there ars grains in twelve hundred millions of bushels pf wheat." A friead of ours has taken the trouble to make an estimate, founded on this little remjttjt of the varacions would-be Judge. He finds there are 100 grains in an ounce of large, plump wheat. This gives 17,600 grains, to a pound, j^.,036,000 grains to a bushel

ud the inconceivable number of 1,161g**in# in &ou:« twelve hundred millions of bushels. From this it appears that John T. Scott, whe thinks himself qualified for the highly responsible position^ "jSjf Con^non Pleas Jud|p, hm been gaiKy of standing up before In audience of intelligent men and assuring them that the public debt of the United States amounts to $1,267,200,000,000,000-

Comment on such a statement would be superfluous. Nothing can add to the contempt which every honorable mind must feel for the author of so outrageously stupid a falsehood. We will say, how ever, that could this man be elected to the bench, one good result would follow.— Longevity, in this Common Pleas District, would be greatly promoted for no sensible person would "shuffle off this mortal coil" if he could avoid it, knowing that his estate must pass through the hands of the author of the most stupen dous falsehood ever invented outside of a lunatic asylum.

HEADQUARTERS

FIRST BATTALION,

FIGHTING BOYS

IN BLUE,

A TIRRE HAUTE, Sept l, 1868 General Order No. 7.J The battalion will turn out in force for the Demonstration at Indianapolis on tomorrow, and will take transportation upon the train which leaves at 8 o'clock A. M. Company Commanders and all subordinate officers will see that their commands are at Company Headquarters promptly at 7 o'clock A. M., and will re port with the same PROPERLY CLOTHED at Battalion Rendezvous before 7} o'clock.

1 8.

Members of the Battalion who have not yet drawn blouse and cap will find them at Headquarters ready for issue.

By order of C. F. GILMORE, Lieut. Col. Comd'g. Battalion JOHN KUPPENHEIMER, Adjutant.

STATE ITEMS.

A GATHOLIC CHURCH was dedicated at Franklin on Sunday.

NEW ALBANY cows still continue to die at an alarming rate.

FIFTEEN THOUSAND*TORCHES will be in the procession at Indianapolis to-mor-row night.' -ii

THERE is a girl sixteen years old in Chauncey who is six feet two inches in hight, and growing rapidly. ''Stop her!"

THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, on Tennessee street, Indianapolis is progressing rapidly. It will be soon ready for the roof. ..

THOMAS CHRISTISON is under arrest at Indianapolis for ffrgeties -fin O^etfl Morris and other citizens.

ICEUBEN BOYKR, an old and well known itizen of LaFayette, lost his life on Satur day afternoon by being overcome with the "damps" in a well he was digging.

JOHN WARREN, fifteen years old, was crushed under it cart wheel in New Albany a day or two ago. His injuries will probably prove fatal. 'ill/l

VOORHEES helped Vallandigbam to get" buried under 100,000 adverse majority in 1863. Oughn't Yal. to return the favor to Da,n.in 1868? v,

WE have good news from every part of the State. There is but one CongreS' sional District which well informed Dem occrats expect to carry.

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THE REPUBLICAN State Central mittee meets at Indianapolis this morning. The member for this District will be in attendance.

AT Anderson,' on Saturday, a man named Kennan dangerously injured an other named Fleming by a blow on the head.

THE PROSPECT of an overwhelming victory at our State election is brightening every day. Only work until election day, Republicans, and the enemy will be utterly routed.

WHAT A PITY it is that Voorhees should have forgotten the petition of C. L. Vallandigbam, D. W. Voorhees and Ben Wood, in favor of two Republics and a united South

A SEYMOUR AND BLAIR Democratic Club recently formed in Choctaw county, Alabama, adopted a resolution cordially inviting "all Democrats, without distinc- °NK persons, seven hundred tion of color," to join with them for the

an(*

campaign. Two of the VicexPresidents! 'nS ®°ys 'n Blue and Grant Guards, of the club are negroes. We suggest to

twenty five being unifoimed Fight-

went

the Seymour and Blasr Club of this ciiy train from Indianapolis last Saturday that they adopt the same course, and con- evening. vert some of our "Radical niggers" into THERE never was a time when there colored Democrats. Or, if this is asking was so much improvement going on as too much, some of the discharged color-' there is now in Washington. New build* a j• ings are going up in every direction, and ed soldiers in this vicinity might be .nvi-

Muncie on the- excursion

that

ted to join the "white boys in blue." As town will be one of the most important Northern Democrats are bound to fol- business points in Southern Indiana.— low wherever Southern Democrats lead, Washing ton Gazette. x,, it will not be long before our local poli-

SAfuntAir

before long our

IT is a bad thing to have a railing memory. If Voorhees could only recall the events of the past he would be able to explain all about his connection with those rifles intended to arm the Sons of Liberty in Indiana.

A CROWD of chivalrous Democrats, aided by several policemen, mobbed a young Republican of Evansville on Sunday morning because he would not per* mit them to cut down a Grant pole of which ho had charge. .in

night was especially inau*

spicious for the erection of Democratic roosters and Democratic poles in Evansville. Three several peles broke in An attempt to bring them to a perpendicular, and on«brofce the Second time.

VOORHEES' meijaory is getting worse and worse. He hae forgotten, the figures he used in 1864 and now places the national debt at only half what he put it at jolt four years'ago. Poor man 1 Hi* may yet blunder against a fmct,.gSo unusual a thing would

WE learn from the Indianapolis Sentinel that Mrs. Tolbert, of Boone county, a sister of A. J. Boone, Esq., of Lebanon, was recently stabbed in the abdomen by some fiends unknown, who came to her house for the purpose of robbery. She died last Wednesday.

WE understand that one thousand cav airy will arrive early on Wednesday morning from Decatur county, preparatory to joining in the great demonstration on Wednesday night. They will encamp southeast of the city.

From all parts of the State we hear that large bodies of mounted men will reach the city during Tuesday night and Wednesday, for participation in this greatest ovation to loyalty that has ever been conceived in the Western country.—Indian apolif Journal.

VOORHEES acknowledges at last that when the rebels, having completed all arrangements for the attack on Sumter were about to open the fire of their guns, armed by ten thousand men, on Anderson's little band of heroes, he said in a speech at Greencastle: "I say to you, my constituents, that, as your representative, I will never vote one dollar, one man, or one gun to the administration of Abraham Lincoln to make war on the South."

Dan's memory isn't good, at best, but he recollects this, at last.

W yesterday visited the State Fair Ground, with Superintendent Sullivan and found the work progressing very rapidly. The track is now in splendid condition. The floor is nearly laid in the amphitheater, and a twelve foot shed is to be put up at once on each side of Power Hall, making it fifty feet in width. A number of additional wells have been put down, and it is evident at a glance that the grounds are much better arranged and provided than ever before. Applications for space are unusually numerous already, and it is confidently expected that the attendance will be double that ever had before at a Fair in° the State.— Ind. Commercial.

IN 1864 Voorhees said the National Debt was equal to one-third of the prop erty in the United States, and that it re* quired one-third of the proceeds of the industry of the country to pay the inter est thereon. In a [speech at Rockville. thfr other day, Voorhees said "the national debt is equal to one-sixth of the property ih the United States, and it requires one sixth of the proceeds of the industry the country to pay the interest." According to D. V., therefore, the debt has been reduced just one-half in four years Oughtn't that to satisfy Daniel and hi, friends

Dan. is almost as great an arithmetician as is John T. Scott.

THREE suspicious looking characters passed through the city Saturday morn* ing with a spring wagon, loaded with goods, covered up with a tarpaulin or oil cloth. On learning the suspicious charluster of the party, Captain Wilson dispatched policeman Jack Buser and young man named William A. Fisher to arrest them. They were overtaken at a farm house on the Greencastle pike, about six miles from Mooresville, Morgan coun ty, where they had put up for the night, and after a savage fight, in the course of Which two of them were roughly handed by Buser, they were captured and tied. Buser took two of them with him in the buggy, while Fisher took the wagon, with the other thief, and the procession started for the city. Just below town, near the Marcaty farm in the river bottom, the two scoundrels in the buggy with Buser, having succeeded in untying their arms, took sudden leave of their traveling companion and disappeared among the tall weeds. The night being dark, they succeeded in making their escape. The other fellow, who refused to give his name, was brought to this city. He says, how* ever, that the two men who escaped are named George Small and Tom Tyler. One of them is a large, powerful man, with sandy whiskers, and has a deep cut across the forehead, where Buser struck him with a pistol.

The plunder is mostly dry goods, and was stolen, as he has since ascertained from Mr. Leon Blume, of Wapokanata, the county seat ef Auglaize county, Ohio The two horses in the spring wagon were stolen from Winchester, where the thieves left a span of horses, tired out. The goods are worth about $3,500.—Ind. Sentiael.

LOST.—On Sunday evening, Aug. 30th, on the west side of 6th street, between Oak street and the residence of Mr. Wm J. Ball, a French gilt Ear-drop.

The finder will be rewarded upon leaving it at this office. 1—d2t

GRAIN BOXES FOR SALE.—A dozen large sized piano boxes for sale. Apply at Kissner's Palaee of Music. Terre Haute. d2t. /V.

PIANOS FOR RENT.—Several good seven octave instruments are now in store. Apply early at Kissner's Palace of Music. 31d2t.

THE LADIES GOING!—We hear of a large number*of ladies going to Indianapolis to-morrow, availing themselves of the cheap fare—only $2,00 for the round trip.

NOTICE.—In accordance with a gener. al understanding existing among the Dry Goods men of the city, we will) on and after to-day, close our store at six o'clock p. M., except Saturdays.. Qlpe Saturday at seven o'clock. 'F4* TUELL, RIPLEY & Co.

Sept. 1st, 1868. 1-dlw.

THE NAMES of the parties entitled severally to the Sewing Machine, Lace Sand, kerchief and Oltoman Cover will be announced in Wednesday's paper. It is impossible to ascertain them in time, for to-day

THE

MI,

YooRHifES' recollection is Aiding rapidly. He is said to have forgotten the events of a certain ride in the ears with several hundred soldiers, in 1863, when he was going to Ohio to help his dear friend Yallandigham. That ride is said to have laid the foundation of his great love for the bovs in blue 1

SAXTON & WALMSLET.

sale of Dry Goods at Cost still continues at Saxton ft Walmsley's, although the fsite of the premiums offered has been decided. We are running off large lines of goeds at coat to place with other kinds, dit. lags

THE SCHOOL BOOK TRADE will open in few days, and to meet the demands in this line, Bartlett, at 101 Main street, is getting in the largest stock he has ever opened, consisting of Readers, Spellers, Arithmetics, Historys Geographys, Grammars, Algebras, Philosophy®, Physiologies, Slates, Copy Books, Pencils, Pen Holders, Pens, and in short, anything and everything that may be wanted, to prepare the young for study, all of which he will be pleased to sell, and guarantees his prices as low as the same goods can be bought anywhere in the eity. Those in want are rsppoctfclly invited to five him a call.

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GREAT ABJUVAL of MI Goods Grimee & Forrest's Auction Booms, corner of 3d and Ohie stroets. We will Mil goods at less prices than any ether house in the city. We invite the attention of all. Look elsewhere, then coma and .price tur goods. No old. rtapek, but all *nevPgood#, bought in the last ten dajps. 1—dtf.

TEKBE HAUTE, Aug. 31, 1069.

Messrs. Editors Express :—In answer to the Journal of this morning, please any I am recruiting men for the JBvansvilla, Henderson ft Nashville Railroad Oompany. Messrs. Harrison A Bay, at Henderson, Kentucky, and the contractors propose to pay half-fare of any voter to return to vote at State and Presidential elections, whether Democrat or Republican, and will continue to doqpt at A. C. Comb's Coal Office, from day to day. Wages $1,75. Work for one year.

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PICKLE

JOHN W. REA.

WANTED—Two good dining room girls at the National House—no others need apply. Good wages will be paid. tf

FIFTY DOZEN

gallon Stone Fruit Jars

at $1 00 per dozen, at C. 1

A full stock of

STONE

Sesign.

FINISHED WORK

hands, which we are selling at prices to defy competition gg| SCOTCH GRANITE imported to order, a finished job of said material always on hands.

Call and prove tbe facts at office of the GREAT WESTERN STEAM MARBLE

AND

WOBKS, NO. 196 Main streetWALTER, EPPINQHOUSEN A Co.

We have obtained monumental work of Messrs. Walter, Eppinghonsen & Co of Terre Haute, Indiana, and recommend them for honorable dealing, reasonable

rices and excellent workmanship and

MCGREGOR. MRS.

S. DEMING.

JAS. H. TURNER.' J. H. HAGER. MRS.

H. BLINN. W. H. SAGE. MRS.S.

MABKLE.

J. O. JONES.

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BEST QUALITY 30 Spring Hoop Skirti, at 75 cents, at Weisz's Skirt factory, dwtf

Do NOT pay. high prices for common Hoop Skirts, when you can buy the' best quality at factory prices, at Weisz's Skirt factory, opposite Postoffice.r^H/vdwtf

BUY your,C orsjts,at Weisz's, opposite Postoffice. «••»$ dwtf

TEN DOLLARS and Fifteen Dollars for a full Upper set of TEETH, at the Buntin House for only Two WEEKS. See circular hanging at the Post Office.

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"Do not your juries give their verdict" in favor of "Barrett's vegetable Hair Restorative?" It is the universal verdict of mankind that it is the best in the markat. let all who are becoming prematurely oldlookiDg and bald begin at once the use of this never failing article.—Portland Tran script. dwlw.

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BIT TERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its deli cious flavor. augl5-dw3m.

FOR

FIRST-RATE SKIRTS AND Oo RSRTS go to Weisz's Factory and Emporium No. 12, Fourth street. dwtf

AN ASSORTMENT of French Gilt and Alabaster Ornamental Clocks at John R. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block. dtf

FRESH VEGETABLES Ray & Bailey's.

FOR

every day, at lOdtf

the best variety of Fruit Jars, go

to Brown ft Melvin's. 30dtf

OUR twenty-five cent counter is very interesting to buyers of Dress Goods. 26-d2w TUELL, RIPLEY A Co.

FANCY DYEING,

SCOURING AND RE

PAIRING.—H.F. Reiners still continues to clean and 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. dtf

OYSTERS.—The first Oysters of the sea son have been received at S. Stone's Confectionery, where they can be had by the can, and the trade supplied at the lowest rates. 28dlw

To THE TRADE.—Wards celebrated Paper Collars and Cuffs. The Dickens.

The Black Crook. *x

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

NOTICE OF CHANGE.—K. B. Bobbins having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his customers with Garden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed ftc. Give him a call dtf E. R. BOBBOTS.

GRAHAM CRACKERS, real gem flavor, at C. I. RIPLEY'S.

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

LEMONS by the box, and old Potatoes it $1,00 per bushel, at Bay ft Bailey's.

BEFORE BUYING your summer Hats call and examine our new and desirable styles in both straw and fur, at No. 85 Main street. dtw.

THE FIRST OF THE SEASON I—Grover ft Miller have received their first instalment of Fall Cassimeras and Coatings.

Go and see them. "They will do you good."

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SOMETKQta ITBY BOOT SHOULD S&OW, the cheapest place to buy Hats is it "#ist» fill's, tf&JSlIain strait^

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We dMira to oaU- tha mmiim of tlw aSietad to tha mertts ef Bobtck's Blood PI11» a porel? ssgOlle oaUnrtk, tm froa BMreury and *11 mineral poisoairAnd undoubtedly the beat remedy extant Cor the radical cure of nervous aad sfch headache, bilious diaordasa aad aU afceilosw of the Liver aad Blood, fetagr are, as their nam iwiHeajae, a Blood FiU they search the blood for diaaaaa aad atrike at the very thereby sHnlia^ sol temporary bat pennaaent cures. As a purga. tive, they are all that can be deaind, being aild aad aafis in their operation aad unquestionably one of our moat aaiMaotory Cathartic Pilla, aad should be kept in every household, and, when taken in conjunction with.Bobadk's Blood Purifier, are unequalad for coriag Scrofula, Skia Diaease, Old-Sorea, Salt Bhema, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, a all diaaaaeaariaiag Cram a disordered state of the system. Try theae medicines and yon will never regret it. Ask thoee who have used them, and they will tell you they are the beat of medicines. aagll-dwlm

LOOK

RIPLET'S.

PORK, choice,

dtf O. I. RIPLEY'S.

THE UNDER8IONED respectfully Inform the public that they aro now, by the addition of steam power and direct wholesale purchase of marble, better than ever prepared to furnish all work in their line as good and cheap as the same can be obtained anywhere in this country.

TO Tom IXTDKBST.—Austin,

Shryer & Co. against the world Cor 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 tr dtw.

ALEXANDER Kid Olovee, $1,50. Kid Glovea (Lace

Alexander Duch Back) $1,75.

The best goods in the market at the price. New arrivals at O. Wittig ft Co'a, 73 Main street. dtf

Go TO Ray ft Bailey's for fine peaches They will keep a full stock every day through the season. Prairie chickens in a few days. •jilt dtf

HOMOEOPATHY.—:Dr. M. H. Waters, a graduate of the New York Homoeopathic Medical College, after devoting ton yews to tho study aad practice, ol his profusion has permanently located in Torre Hauto, where he will be pleased to attend to tho wants of those Who may need his services. Office at No. 81 Main street, between Third and Fourth, over Grover ft Miller's. Residence corner of Third and Poplar. 8-dlm.

YOUBG LADIES' INSTITUTE commences its next session Monday, 31ft inst. rooms over the New National State Bank, corner of Fifth and Main streets. Prof, Spencer will be assisted by Prof. Bos worth in the natural sciences and by other competent teachers in the various depart* menta. 27d3w.

CASH Bums can save from two to ten dollart by going to Shannon, at 63 Main street, to buy a Stove or Wheat Drill. Ho is bound to sell. Opposite Old Court. House. dlmwlm

SPOBTSMAN'S H«AD9UABT|M^.JV Hazard's Powder. Eley's Wads and Gaps. .TWA New York Shot, at dtf AUSTIN, SHBYER ft Co s.

AUSTIN ft 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

HOUSEKEPEBS, who aro 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 streeV fct door oast pf Kissner's Mtuic Store, is now better prepared to wait on all who may favor her with their patronage^ than ever before and being thoakful for past favors, solicits a continuance of the same. 24-d2w naif

GBOVEB ft BAKU Machine,

Sewing Mad

Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Noodles and parts of Machines for sale also, new and improv ed Grover ft Baker Sewing Machines always on hand ad for sale by. dtf A. CANTWELL.

LOCAL NOTICES.

The Hnst Dtaooverx.

The saost famoas medical aea of tbe preasatdaj agree that in the whole science of Medicine, than i* no remedy for the can of Pyspspsls, Chills and Fever aad Kidney Affections, that peea marvelous curative powen aa Miahler'a Herb Bittera. They apeak from ezperieaae, and are begin ning to uae the gnat Household BeflMdy exclusion of all other*. This ia the gfsat aad rtandard medicine of the present age. Its conatitaenU an akillfally oompoanded, it pleasant in taste, aad always elsactoas, aad Its aiighty nputation now extended all over thecivilized world reata aecarely on ita unquestioned merit. It ahonld be token now. Dolajrs ara al ways dangerous. Sold by all druggists aad deal, era.' Dr. 8. B. Hartman Co-, Proprietor*, Lea caeter, Pa. v«s & ^SSdwl

Pare Crystal lee.—lie undersigned Is now prepared to foralah thepabUe with clear healthy Bmraad Spring Poad Ice for tbe Ma son, at low rates, two wafoas will ran dally, and supply all Busiassa

Houses aad Private Vast

i. Ordara left at tho BostOflee, with Ash A McDonald, or at .the, Washlagton Salooa, will meet with prompt, attsattoa. Those wishlag a pare, healthy arHole of Ioe, well a ordar fh a30d6m JACOB 8THNMIHL.

Moth Patches, fiwcklos afti Vn.— Tbe only Reliable Bemedy for those browa dis* colorations on the Ihoa la "faaav's Morn AB Vascua LOTKW.1- Prepared oaly bf 9a. B. O Pnar, 49 Bond St., Hew York. Sold everywhere. mhST-dmeod

PstsntPocfcst PtncMhoe or Esmy BM fit SACS TWtriiJ

War 8*k by ill ittptcU W Groom

JJEMOVAL.

BAILBOADAGJEXCr. I have moved ay OOOA to MIXMB*Paddock** MUL where I would be pleased to see my old fHeodsaadeastsssars. its of pro-.

wllboat

___ •siiiT"* 19 jkhs

AMIWBMKMT*.

OowUBg** Hall,

rwttslMM.irinMlir «h* directioa, of TOUT'S 8ILV1B BAMIX VM piecMds to be IH4 to ptocat* asUarm for Ikt BM«. TttM IUO.

B. B. Positively BO improper character* adasstf.

HtW MVIimitiicifri.

AXBR1CAN ANCB OOWA

LIFE IN3TJR

omuT, or noiBttfiu. I,1nS, (•at, Asmnally.

Tk« Iwrltn coMM«o«d bnalMSi ia ISfiO, aad is UmmSm*om of Ih*

WANTED.

WANTED TO BENT. A *mall dwtUing booae, four to tlx room*. South of Main Street preferred. Apply to

BAXTON

26dtf, i* WALMSLET.

FOR RENT.

TTOR KENT—Two good business Jj Booms, #ith Cellar* and a salt of rooms to each, in the second story, in the Odd Fellows Building, on Third street, near the Pnblio Square. Tarm* reasonable. Enquire of

FOBsell

1TOB SALE—SBWINO X? Having purchased a Sini chine, I wish to dispose of a Wl

Xl. TKAOBEE OP

oidMt, wall aa

ALBERT IiANGE, 1

Sep. 1-dlw. JAMES HOOK. AgenU.

SALE CHEAP.

F°*

I own Lota No. 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, in Block No. IS, Tnell A Uahor'a snbditiaioa, aad will aell the whole on good terme to aome one who will baildaoon. J. r. GULICK.

Sepldiw.

HOUSEHOLD

PUKNITUKE

AT PRIVATE SALE.

Soft Chain, Rocker, Sociable, Divan, Bedstead*, Matrasses, What not, Stating Stove*, good aa aew, and will be aold issaediately.

Call eoon at rtiidence of P. BARTSOCK, (epldtt. South 3d Street.

WANTED—NUBSE GIRL

If Wanted iaaediately—not uder 18 yean of age Apply to Mr*. Fred 4. Roee, Oak it net, betwaea 6th aad T.h atreeta. eepldSt.

J. H. TUBNER.

rt"' L. A. BUB NET. 2»dtf B. A MORRIS.

FOR SALE.

Q.BOCERT STAND FOR Ti 1

SALE OR- RENT. The atosk and Sxtanaof a good paying grocery stand. Attaohed to the a to re an a number of rooms, moit comfortably arranged for a family or a boarding houee. Tar particular* apply early St Kisaner'e Musio Store. SOdlm.

SALE—HOUSE.—I wish to my House and Furniture—No. 28 South Fifth street, time in October. aS2dtf

Will give poaaesslon any MBS. E. J. METOALF.

T?OB SALE.—COTTAGE

A A neat aSdtf

HAOHINI

Having purchased a Singer Sewing Maheeler A Wilson Machine that I have been using. order, and one of the beet. _WIH be f26,

It is in good

wiir

SARAH B,

Sdtf

Corner Sd A Walnut streets.

JOHN BABNIKLB.

Merolutnt Xallor, MAIHSTBBET,

Over Saxton Walmtley'a Dry Ooo& sTore^ Would respsetsally call the attsattoa of the citizens of Tern Hants, aad the pubiio iaasasral, thai he haa Mated rooms above Saxton A walsssley'i Dry Qeods store, for ths purpose of carrying oa

Hfrehaiit Tailorlag. Ha keeps always on haad a FASHIONABLE SBLBOfiON OF OASSIMBBBS, VE8T1HOS, CLOTHS, Ac., aad ia ready ts make it up la The Latest style and oi Bierr lotice, aad on very Seasonable Terms. Havingo high reats to par, he promises ts make up to otder, whether the goods be furnished by him or aot.— Everything in his line cheaper thaa anywhere else.

Oattiag dsns and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage solicited. aug89dtf.

JNDIANA STATB

N I

Iaii

THE NEXT TBBM BBS UTS SEP. 17TH, 1868, Taltloa is Free For All, iacludiag

iastraotioB

ia modern laaguagtS, and

also la tbe theory and practice of teaehlag. -This Uslversity now justly ranks assosg ths very beet iastitatioas of Isarilag la thoCntted States.

For farther information and Catalogues, address tbe President, Bev. O. Nntt, D. D. Bloom ingto u, Iadiaaa. The Law term begins Novem 9th 1868.

V. HANNAMAN Preeident of Trueteee, Indianapolis, Aug. S9ib, 1868. 99d3twlt.

ANTON SHIDE,! I

Iastmental and Toral Mule Orders left at Li rem

I'S or Eatsenbach's of .refenncee giyea.

piympji^attended to.

Jul:

gBAZIL COAL. V. BOTSOH A CO., would rsepeci thstr old castomere and the cltlsen* of Terre Hants generally, thatSAMCBL MEBBT their authorised agent for Brazil Splint or Block OoaL All orders left with him will be promptly attended to. Now is ths time to order, while ths price blot.

Coal Dealers supplied at the lowsst market price. Address. V. BIJT90H A CO., laSlanapolis, or, J(uIN AHDBBW,Brasll." .JyiMSm

QOALICOALir

Beiag now preparsd to All all order* far the best of Brasil bloelc, and Highland Coal, at the obeap est ratss, now is your time to lay 1a your Coal by leaving your ordera at 107 Mai* street, or with B. W. Bippeto, under Dowllng's Hall, oa 6th street, with whom I have mail* arraageMeats to receive all orden and give all infonsatioa ia egard to the business.

P. 8. A large 1 at of Lehigh Coal oa the road. Aag28d3m. B. F. MEBBILL.

QHBAP MJLLINBBY.

aU kinds of MlUlasry Oasds sold at COM during tho WfnUr moaths, at Mfb« Ma JEK« Abbett'Bi

Maltha Fast oase. BssMdtf-

J^IYEB COAL.

JOHH MCFABLAMB I* now sslling :be best article of Blver Coal, screened on the widest scnsalauss la Vigo county, at as low aSgnre as aa inferior article can be purchased. Tboss wishlag to la* In a snpply should look to their interests, aad bay the best when it Is aa cheap as a poor article.

Orden left at the Post Oflce Lobby*,at the Vigo Oounty Scales," or addressed to Box 696 ., Terre Haute, will receive prompt attention. augl7dtf

SWAP, Jy

W Succeeaor tu W. Htftas Musnts, No. ze ttuij stmt, fesnmsi ss oat su^

Wacsa and (Hrrls«e PalaUug aad P^er Hanglas, done In ths bsat of styis *amSerial wm*, AH work wamated to I las sstlsSsstlsa. was as a sail baSsSa •staa isswbsr— tyldta

ifiiSiS'ii

•"44.

wnr

COOM.

..jyit *~srfc J®.**-.-

of the

wjrMulMMta the Oaitsd StatM. I la BatM aad Tarm* of Ianraace ara aa lov aad accoaMdatiag aa those of any other ooaipamy la the world:

HOUSE

and cheap little home In one of the to PLET.

healthiest locat lone of the clt). Apply to O. I: RI

FHoassSALE..--Ioccupied

3R wish to sell my and Lot, new by Dr. Thompson, situated on the corner of Sixth asfd Mulber it streets. For particular*, euqulre at No.24 Soath Fifth street, of MBS. MANN,

JuneSOdSm At Mr*. Buckingham.

F—Situated

)E SALE —HOUSE and LOT cornep of 12th and Eagle streets coatains five rooms, Well, oistern, cellar, and sup died with all kinds ol ibrabbtrj. n|iln 01 sr premlier Jeildlm

JSrfr *U

.r».»

.•4

mpwijw

DRY GOODS S

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE .«

•t as -ft

•r.-h+

Al|ist 1st, 1888.

from the above lite we

shall offer oar estire

Stsek sf

:-i.

DRESS

^COMPRISING ALL THE

UTE8TS »0VEEHES!

AT PRICES THAT WILL*

I N 8 I I S & A I

BEFORE SEPTEMBER Int.

TVELL, BIPLET A C0., Corner fifth end Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND

.'•

R» T~ S» -S

IS .«I.*-» Jeese etfj sti«a» i-As e:4iJr!n ,v-1'" Use tit ik't Sae'.•*:* tii* 'W »i*a f-tM

,HT?ys3 a#

maUi.

hzt \ST«a» l*ii «Kii I 1'- .*'•' ta.r&i *6i M* temil »-4 tM# STASTSACF^SVMHAAILI .«MrfiSi(l a mzYinr

SM '#1AH 8'v" initio ijjcet ss^-tt ssfepiw sis®

—"^1

DRY COODO.

BUOANT AND CHEAP

dallies,

hwe

Lawas and

inform

c. wiTiie Next Door to Davis'

0NDEBTAKEB.

C. WITTIG &C(^:

MAIlff J|T1»BT. s,& jJ

OPPOfllTl lToKSSH'S BANK

J% JB.OFFEB Jo j. aP* -JJSSBWa* ft WWtW&'S fisW 'sslduT

*A ,v «5

Great

jh ht

,yt wT

& v* *-rts 1' ,C ar ss 1 s»

SUMMERGOODS

file ftBbrot^erodT IniluWb

At 8&cents apieoe. mst u-mnm

rtieBealloppedftnm llaM'lKf

Ootton

At2BoenteapfSoe,

t«' s® tMk

Parasolsr^^

Silk Parasols53

Percalca^ 1.^

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Largs Slock, bougiitoheap and sold oheap.'£f**

Lsdles' and Ohtldres's Hose

124 cents and upwards.

M. W. O'OONNELL ••Ting purchased bock from B. A Co., the

Kt it

tto

SSSi

GENTS' HALF HOSE,

sds

ceats aad upwaiOa.

Bsll Trimmings,

l!'

|nd Ktrsellles Trip-

Battens,

*?!**•:&

New Styles and Gnat Varisty

A LARGE STOCK o/STAPLES 1

To suit the times.

OO'H,

Drag Store.

UNDERTAKERS.

W. Ohadwiekl' ^i' Establtshsssat,

flraber A Co., the Undertaken aad havias had seven yean ezperteaoaiw^ths business, is now prepared to furnfj Metalio Barial Oases, Casket*, end Woodoa CoMns, of all Sty|M aad aisae, from the beat aad largest atoek of barlal material la Q»» Stete, at IPS Mala Stieet, An* Haate, Indiana.

Torre Han 29. Ma^

S A A A

Ulfb^BTAK

ft is

la his line

sjsasr of third aad

trssts, Tsrre Heats, ladlaaa. Jaa80-Sdwt!