Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 September 1868 — Page 4

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HON. THOMAS H. NELSON, HON. EM8LEY HAMILTON CQL. WM. E. McLEAN,^ oil the Mftitic&l issues of t}W day. as follows:

Chgpin'i Mill, Otter Oreek townihip^a basket^ picnic—Friday, September 4th. Erairieton, Saturday'Tening, September 6»h. -qiion Ohuich, Kevins township, Wedhssfty September 9th— a basket picnic.

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Union Chnrch, Pierson township,. Friday, Member Utli—a basket picnic. .a K^jor W. W. Carter will address the citizens of lost Oreek to^vmhip, Friday, September 4th basket picnic. iat~

WOBXMBH are excavating for a large cistern on Third street near the norths eait corner of the Public Square.' ^J~L jgj, *4

FOB A GOOD TIMB, go with the First Baptist Sunday School on their Picnic excuiion to Sullivan this morning. itiSt fS^t

PBOTBBWB JOHHT T. SCOTT, the great mathematician, is said to be engaged in figuring up the Democratic gains! in ^Vermont. ®s

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^IJIajor W. W. Carter, 9 -Republican candidate for Congress, will address ~tbepeople at the following times and places: flanry Nelson's, Lost Creek township, Vigo bounty, Friday, September 4th, at 1 P,

Akers' School Honso, Clay Co., Sep. filh, 2 p. Tusk's Chapel, Parkecouuty, Monday, Ssptem berTth, Basket iionle-mt" 10 o'elock A.M. llsnsfleld, Parke county, Tnesday, September 'iityb, Basket Picnic at 10 o'clock A, M, "s Bosedale, Parks connty, Wednesday, September

BasketPlcnio at 10 o'clock A. M.

Montsanma, Parka county, Wednesday, Sep «*wnber 9th, at night.

^TO-DAYS' ADVEETISBMENTS JL'« 5% MSM* 0 ,Dry Goods—Sdeall Oo» if

Theater—Concordia Hall. **"'"Application for LiconsS—Jacob SteinmelU.^, gi Wutcdr-A Dwelling House. v.-J sSS

*m !SL*i!S .Si WB coulu not find Democrat in town ^yesterday who had heard from Vermont^

RBV. E. F. HOWB returned home froni bis summer vacation, last evening. »s»

BBNBFIT BALL.—Tout's Silver Band nt Dowling's Hall to-night. Tickets for gentlemen, only one dollar. Ladies free.

ALABQS crowd, good order, goq4 ,PUj sic, and a general good time at Dowling'i HiU toinight. Go^ip^ mm® Mil I

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ANDBXW EVANS, for associating with nymphs du pave, was fined $11.00 in the city court yesterday. Andrew will, it te hoped, mend his monls. is a&t I

COL. JOHN P. BAIBD and Sewell Coulson will speak at Shilob, in Jackson township, Sulliv&n county, to-morrow at 2 o'clock P. M. *§iV'\

PBBSONAL.—We regret to learn that ^%arnaba« 0. Hobbs, the next Superintendent of Public Instruction, is quite ill at the residence of our townsman, L. A.

Burnett. -wai I WI THB INFAMOUS BKOOBD of Peter T.

Buskirk, Democratic candidate for Representative to the Legislature, published in the EXPRESS yesterday, created a tremendous squirming among his party

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GPWBNTT-ONB HUNDRED tickets were sold up to noon of yesterday for the grand excursion to'Indianapolis. This includes those sold at the various stations on the line of the £v J3. & I. Road, so fcr heard frpm-f1^

EDSALL & COMPANY speak to their patrons and friends in & most persuasive manner through our advertising columns this morning. All who desire to invest in dry goods shauld read what they say and take a look at their elegant and attractive stock. J* ... ...A,. ,.SV

PiksoNAL.—'Hon: P. M. MerMTfTwho has been for some weeks confined to his home by sickness, was able to be on the strMt yesterday and hopes soon to let his friends hear from him in the political .canvass.

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SIX HUNDRED.-—Up to noon yesterday six hundred tickets had been sold for the excursion trains to Indianapolis. This number was considerably increased, we presnme, by those who weiit on the afternoon train to see the grand torchlight procession.

Vv* invite attention to the advertiseHt, of a grand operatic concert to be by Manager Pelissier's cmnpauy at

Hall this evening, fha enter

tainment will commence with a seene from i^dMttd 111^ rendered in English, and will ffiilKftce charming variety of jqnfacal getaa. ,V

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50,000 to 75^000

Flibting Bojs ia filua.:

Yesterday and last night witnessed

occasion that witnessed the outpouring of a people, spontaneous, patriotic, fervent in Jh^ love of *»i«Ji^re^f the nation. It was an occasion such as strengthened the confidence and deterinination of those whom it brought

g^thisr, and tended to the disheartening and discouragement of those who were on-lookers though not sympathisers with iU spirit And eipresswnisT^it lili" casion that conveyed a warmiyj. ij^ie misguided and scheming, who have plihned and exept^ tOirjnde? the ^eat^p^ciples of liberty and prosperous unft#, Subservient,to tbeir own selfish,«Mdi JI3 purposes.

at Iadianapolis yesterday, w*S but one of themf^flby fUtmBr ken to their conviction that the war for the extermination^' the rebellion was not a failure, and that the principle on which this Gdve^nment was^established, ought ihd must prevail.*^ it y&S *'itf ear« nest of what the people will accomplish at the coming election. It was not -only the largest gathering thaj^asjever assembled at a political, meeting Jn this State, T)nt in fervor and spirit, in''perfect keeping with its magnitude, and eqjiklly unpreoedenUd.

The day was all tfiat cottld^iavA- b®f»' desired. The rains of the previou&dayS had washed the face of the earth and: settled the dust. The afr was cool and. bracing, while the sun shone in its,ki(|d«! liest style in fact* there was toftrything of blue sky, bright joyous sunlight and delicious coolness of air that titie most earnest well-wisher Of ft* glorious cause of the Union could desire.

At an early hour the people began to' pour into this city frbm all dirbctrb^rDelegations in tastily decorated Wagons, delegations on horseback, and families in every speciesHof vehicular arrangement Added

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As each dellgation arrived «nd ed down Washington street cheer upoh cheer went up from the people ^irhd thronged the side-walks, door-ways and windows. The manner in which the "Fighting Boys" were entertained by the people of Indianapolis was indeed credit able. At the two Market Houses 16ng tables were set with all ther edibles that go to make a good, hearty dinner, and here for two long hours the ladies welted on the tables as the "Boys" filed in, satisfied their hunger, and gave place to other comrade*. ..There was a great plenty provided for all, and we must say that in no other town in Indiana could a-like eh tertainment on so grand a scale be under taken.

At half past one thespeeking commenced in the State House Square, from three stands. General Charles Oruft was cho^ sen President of the Day, "with one Vice President from each Congrewio9|il.J^u(trict, and three Secretaries."

General Hurlburt and Hon. Sam Galloway spoke from this first stand Hon A. G. Porter and Gov. Ogleeby from the second stand and General Gibson, Gen. Willich and Hon. Henry 8. Lane spdke from the third stan^. Of .course we ~can?not give our readers even sytto^usis of these masterly speeches.

The great gathering was remarkable not from its numbers alone'. From the time of the announcement of the^firft speakers until the close, tys,most iniBnie interest was "manifest! The multitude stood in quiet, listening intently tO' teoh word as it fell from the lips of the sp!ak ere. The most perfect silence and order was maintained throughout save when the utterance of aomo fervidly patriotic sentiment caused the people to break out into the loudest and most v&tiferous<clAet ing, which subeided only to brepk out again and again.

The stands Were widely sepaTated, and yet those at the outside of each audiende mingled with those listening to the other speakers—leaving thoosan^ nnable to get within hearing of the sptaters. Nevir before was witnessed in Indiana

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of Loyalty F' ,e0 At each stand were suspended wab Worn flags of Indiana regimentt." Aa th« vast assemblage gazed upon tiiein, all torn by the bullets of treason and«taihedf by the blood ofpatriofs, they did itot wt get that every shot and shei^ which hurtled through those flags or gpatteifd

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railroad trains coining1 itf from every direction. Some estimate may be formed when we state that noon few over two hundred cars were unloaded of their living freight, in- the .vicinity* of the Union Depot.

The regular morning train from this eity. landM at' Indianapolis loaded4o^n to the very bottom steps with eight hundred people. The- special train came iq with dxteen cars, parrying our Fightiiig Boys in Bine, Cuqua's Band and Stevens Martial Band, with a large nubbe^p our citizens, and others came in on the evening train to witness the torchlight demonstration at night. In all Terre Haute contributed not less than eight hundred to the vast gathering." 'I.

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Bummers" paraded on horseback np and down Washington street, to the in finite amusement of all bat thoeejntjgt

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no hesitatiotf- lh figures at from^ "lonstration was the^tbrbhligtit (Asplay af'night.

^jraWi'iiwwiiiwni gAtbgr onTne sU%»^ ihr«Hgh which the procession was to pass, selecting the most

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the numbers constantly and steadily increased. The wide pavements on Wash' ington street, as far as the eye conjld reafeti ,|^leig|y^k jju»f Ian^^^Hn%jrithJ|isw uptor&edjMKiouf, ehtbiihi^tic, jSxpeclknt. 'toutt-tops^ere lined and still the people came.

Wfe*}«5#%J»«9Wie%waii!prming sev-

jm&ssvasr* ciube,4ran«mp'ind down 'the street «nliv^ ening the scenj^yU^ jtirring music and songs.

assume shape and as it went "Tttm

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four proui thrillingly beautiful scene was presented. Cheer upon cheer ^.jsent up from the ranks, to be echoed back from the sidewalk on elt&r &&&&>

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and devices of the most incisive character,

side qf tbe^insiPf march windows were illuminated, rockets exploded, and with $4!libbti 'Si?" tor^efeAArrj^d", byVji hting BoyBjTftnners, wid ot izlt^\llMtfin^n l0Mt

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exbibitioi^igj|^i^ qpingj?lnin*-.inilea to see. The?tFighting-Boys in Bli«^ aveee the marked feature of the procession. They pref^^y demeanor, all the appearance of "an army

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They no doubt felt inspired by the same feel in^tbii^ili mA& thenr tii'any weary march oyer Southern swamps, and over Seuthern mountains their object was the same in both a»^ases and

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vii^br^ 'to' follow the

demonstrate :of:ust&t|iit will be as signal as .that ^j|iich*crowned their efforts in 186B at Ridhmortdj- ThB army of rebels surrendered at Petersburg the hosts tf their sympathizers-will be demolished at the polls in October and Nevember.

SHAKB a few coupons at Logan and ho will be oti'liliid "at almost any required! moment.—Jou/noZ.

Mr:1 Williem Mack is the gentleman most extensively engaged in shaking coupons. He proved himself a stupendous sha&ist of thfit. sort of thing'on a re* cent trip to Newport. You will all get shaking enough, .however, when Logaa comes. I

!Di^—Wednesday morhiiig,' at 5 o'clock, LIZZIB F., wife of W. C. Miller, inlthe' 28th year of her age. Funeral 4o-. day, (Thursday,) at 5 p. M., from the cor-nerjSPGherry-andJSiStbNitreeW1.-^

The friends an^acquaintances of the family are invited to attend without fur- &

FIBST AND. BBST OF THB SBASON.— 7hose wishing to spend an evening ^lMla%tly "will7 hoit Ifail to attend the grand entertainment to be given for the benefit of Tout's Silver Band, this evening, at Dowling's Hsil) No effort will be spared to make it a'success. Music by the full Band.- ..

OUR TOWNSMAN, William T. McCoskey, started yeeterday With hie family foi anew home in Allen county,:Kansas. Hf

IQS ^y horse poWer. We fegret to lose a good Be^blica^ aod a respected.citizen, but that regret is diminished by the belief t^sit his vote.wi^ not be needed here -for. .many years to come. May he find friends and prosperity among the people with whom he has decided to cast his lot. ....

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TaTt Jburhal says ^jahi.T. Sfeott did net

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wbere that "the public aebt of the United States amounts to as many doliars sk there .are grains in' twelve hundred mil^ ltpns of hnsheli of wheat."

We have evidence that any candid, Well-informed m«n will admit to be much better than the word of the Journal, that John 1?. Scott did say at (^overland **prtfcisely what oar correspondent reports him as having said, that he did actually use the words above quoted! Mr. ScoU has said inlny things equally false and idiotic, that may trouble him before this catnjtaign i&ehded. A candidate for the high office to which Scott aspires, should

duty to ventils(tethe^reco»d of any citf rOTfWt, in tbe cese of Johh T. Scott, the duty is imperative^ and he maySs^rfl keef»do

NOT WITH STA NDiBtQ the rush to Indianapolis yesterday/there was s&arcely a perceptible dimittution of Republican strength/ -^Another deta^ equally large. 'ih^ft have been miufe Without Weiiamingtho garrison to a dangerous eact|!|t.g Ttoe, Democracy made a reconnoissance early in 7&dlll of a'Canadian cacpet-bigger, but concluded thtt the wo^ki were too Well ttannad to WBripnt a« jsMiilt, and retired to tiietr former position, where tbe commanding cer or^eroi* n^on of whisky all round, as an antidote to an attack of 'Shakes/' bi»8ght in"'6} tbe news froib ^^fmonfi engaged, When' our tep orter left,

Algiliiriilfrtiltf itt cork that wiU bewqnlwd.tofarnish^ conimandwith that del ightfol b«T«i(» tktcampaign. "i* rt.

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weB(j-T« cent*. The new nM in as llows -On orders aot«ceeaiag $20 cents e»jt»20 n* ending $30, centir toflr $3%anda* exceeding MO twenty ceittr M? $«0and not exseeding $60 twenty-five cents. No fractions of cents to b*lntraduced in an orler. United States Treasury Notes or

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That fiu^ only gdes to show ^tbe wonderful changej^ij ®a jf P]^%gEWion—Journal. i"irtsc:rttohv i-,,...

most egregious falsehood was issued in the JourttfS and duly bramfid by Mr. Yoorheos. The manufacture of such a slander by a party paper, And that paper being compelled to.be branded as. calumniator by its own candidate for Congress, may indicate a "wonderful 'change In public opinion," but the

"tiange" is not particularly apparent.

ipOMKCIL MtOCEEDING&ffe

IcijL^a^BB, Sept 1,1868.

^Council 'in^regular -session, His Hon. Mayor Cookerly^in the Chair. Councilmen' ^i^Bept,,. Messrs.'' Allen, Andrews, Burnett, Chamberlain, .^owlling, Lawes, Minshall, Seeburger and Van Vai*i^*

The' minu|es of JmLinet^iBfcgfiSft and approved.

h., .. uctiOn of his taxes for 186f, was rred to the tax Committee. I A petition from D. C. Grainer & S. Wf Forrest, asking license as Auctioneers, for iheterm of one year, was granted.

A petition from Ezra Beed, askipg pw* mission to build a frame iouse W ithi n" tb| ire limits, was laid on the table,

A petition from Hewitt & Myers, asking permission to erect a stafrway to the" cellar, on .the east side of 4th street, granted, the same to be: done under ^ervision of the Street Opjumissioher, •. RBaOLTTTIONS. I lMr.'4linrt»all offered the foli^r^, Which Was unanimously adopted

Resolved, Th«t an order be drawh Ibnthe. Treasurer in favor of: McKeefi, paddock ft Co. for forty-five dollars lax paid by them upon erroneous fulses: ment. if

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BBOPOSAM*

Proftosals Weitw opeiied for the of the contract of grading and gn»velii% of Chesnut street from 7th to 4th street The bid of Dennis Horgah Was the lowest '(50 cents), add owing to a mistake in '.gard to the same, Mr. Dowling offered the following, which was adopted

Resolved, That the Mayor and City E igiheer be, requested to ascertain' whether MR "Dannia Horgan is willing to chan^ his bid for the grading and' graveling W iCfeieanut street so that his woric will conjr mence at 4th street and end at Seventh street, and if so, that a contract be' entetJ ed into with him of filing proper security, he being the lowest bidder,

After Allowing sundry bill% Cound! adjourned. G. F. COOKERLY, *".#?!• *ev Mayor". Attest] W HASIPKB, Ckrk.

STATE !TEMSXJK}t€i

A QBAND DBMONSTRATION will OCCU? all Svansville to-morrow night in honor of G6v. Baker. ,v:*

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STOTTLBB, the Madison county murder er, has taken a changfe og^enue to Delaware county. '-*r

THB^lvansville Opera House Is com pleted at a total cost of $97,000. These figures seem rather large to our Evansville friends, for they haven't read "John 3?. Seott on the National Debt."

IK the Indianapolis City Council on Monday nighty the Committee on~ Railroads reporte^ Jp iavor^of. iubacribing leveBty-five^tl&aiand dolfa^tto^ for di^i^f:lti|e''e^ien8ion of the Indfl^pljE|^dL :'iPei^-^|road to Goshen.

te&ninfciip&L MBB«^& ij|.iia|'^5«tte on Saturday night was disturbed by shou for Seymour and Blair, and stones were thrown by rowdies into the dFowd. Several persons were struck by theie missiles andjojured."..^,7.'* fe"* -i S.

LAST WBBK. a fifteen year old son of Mr. Frank, who lives near Leavenworth, went to' afield to plow for wheat, and within the space of an hour after convmencing his work he killed, thirty full grown copperheads. (We don't mean Democrats.) It %as not considered a very good day for snakes! -i MX

|SII! AN Anderson dispatch of the first inst. jfissvKTwrsa says:

Presley George, who was cohflcttd o' horse stealing at the imsk mm uf uur Circuit, aftd sentenced to the penitentiary for two years, made his escape last night by teiuring up the grates in the fioo .— StaJter, the murderer, succeeded in getting off his chains, but could not get through the hole.

MABTBB HIRAU RBAD, Jr., of EvantYjtfo, in order to show his disapproval of the bed example of his father, in going over to the public enemy, has raised a splendid Grant and Colfax pole. The Democracy will gain hoavily from the influence of a man whose example is detested by his own son I ii .•

A MAN named Walker was buried two fipet deep near William^ort, Warren aoonty, -on Friday laat. He was oae of the workman with the steam digger, and was standing on the bank, which called and carried him with h. fit was -hastily yhmma, and presented a horrible ap-

Jffhfr' SvML was pseranre, being ^patently liftless. One ben^bur^Vaporter left, *»*&{«>•• ***.. Wide apes, and filled with dirt. Hh to suffer no pain until the air rehim. It wastHought be weald re-

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to interrapf his.speAing a^

feiTnfc», and asswts tjbat at norfMe h*r !he been more courteously treated duringq ithe canvass than at Clinton" lilt Satws a

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Yet A.si In whaffitoimed^ Bthe White Tfos*fWi Srave soldiejrr He at the stoning iMFJoumal \-'7t

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THB second annual meeting' of ihe sol-

day of November fezt ..

The

Cok^^ffcclwrd ^we^Bloomington Itw proposed to aaaWthis reunion one long to be remembered by the veterans of this xld battlfrscarred oorp?.

EDITOR EXPEBSS,: Please A|lc|W ME 'to give reflections of two* or three saunter ings of yest^dBy aW''the previous evening. Rasing new the ^^ra^HbiOM Tuesday evening," observedthft window, lit bepe »•«, found the doors a good deal crowded.— But from' several Of •:»$ indications, through w^ich we ftefjnf^iation, I was satisfied it was not a meeting ol Kepubli. 6ans. Wiih SOOB| lUt|» prej4sing^|I r^ied insid»ithe Aoor several wet. Ae stand was occupied by a young man, said to be. Capt. Harlan, of Marshall, Illinois. He was at the moment expatiating upon the ^liCagS,ril course vHI. nttpl'lM. in pa^infg dollar

Rising early the next, yesterday morning, I found a stream of citizens, ladies! and gentleman,

pressing,

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to leave their address withor seod itcto the following¥am^ pettolbs^ifeBii^-'ift

General Walt^-lpS&ii.is Secretary: General 'Geotgff F. McGinn is, General

Major^^T ^ll^lnd "Captai?" '. Wiggin^g fiidianapolit. General W. T. Spicely, Orleans, In

Colonel Hr'BrinJhfuri^ j^galbport. Colonel ^unes Xeigwin, Jeffersonville. GenenU JaaeaR.Slack, Huntington. General Thomas W. Bennett, Liberty.

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of the railroad depot. On reaching that place, I foiind a .triiin of twelve about ready to start for the great Grant! Rally, at Indianapolis. Ladies and gentlemen of our .best society,all in fine spirits, and high glee. Not under the influence' of fun and frolic, but with that gratified and cheerfUl feeling, inspired by the reflection and.satisfaction, of giving their presence and countenance to tha great principles of the Republican party, about to be promulgated through the medium of one

the grandest ^proceivo^ ^ver

held in the State. After breakfast another saunter led me again to the dqiob .Heris. again was the second train of twelve cars, ringing belle for the start, with the same similar and delighted people, all for the dame purpose. The two trains carrying at least twelve hundred of our citizens,, for the lauda£li desire of contributing their influence in the way of encouraging loyal people to cast their suffrage for Grant and Colfax.'

Brown A Melvin's. No. 62 Main street. 3i*ki t*

FLANNELS, good stock, at c^t, dlt SAXTON A WALMSLBY. ,U DRESS GOODS!—Dress Goods at cost' many of them below cost, to close tbem out entirely, at «X

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SHAKER RUSSBTS.—These extra nil Potatoes can be had wholseale or retail at RIPPBTOB A Co's. t*m a Nos. and 2 Dowling Haffl. 2-dw. W ». -i

ANOTHBB BPLINDID LOT of Embroider' ieeat .. IDSALL A Co's. 2-d2t. ""••I

EMBROIDBBBD BANCS ata bargain I fanU waistes in new assortment ...t' 2-d2t. ^2^ EDSALL A CKT I

THE stylish Panier skirt in Brady's: A No. 1 qoalitt BDSALL A Co. *..$-d$U

BREAKFAST SHAWLS at .7? cents to $1 50 at Greiner A Forest's, corner of Third and OluAjtaets.

'm "*^fT reiner A COBSBTS 60'oants to $l 60 at Forrest's. -*•*'s d2t

Hoo* Sim 50 oeata to $1 25 at Greinar A Foaeets. .' .mMB&en ,-s*sr!Tflr *m'& m. mrm

princqjal .ceoee tfils fbeva. ftf. Ive rieited -m«hi Cor three lUdlsk.

IwyMi -f4fl^||l|M|Ki£ ak2prwif^jW •*. Tern Haute hare Bun^^eome one of tbeefriBaidioua ted ieBfeeooe ooiaplaiate, wMem*ny ottii•

fir tiat day oalyat att

Miller's Block, oo^Sqcare. north of Batea House.

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dollar! by going to Shannon, it 63 Mtfn street,to buy a Stpve or Wheat Drill.He is bound to sell! Opposite bid Conrt

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bonded debt as authorized by ^he Uwi creating it. But sfaauld ^e fimded billyh just passed J^^PtcIl Congress, be4 fore adftataWeiiti ever become a law, ha l^werig^llti

lar for dollar, there was no response o^ applause in that I^embcta^c aaliiace!^ Bui when he mientioned repndittiei,' there was a bnr^t bf clapping all around.Showing the chiradter of the party audi* lance! Now, as the^e is no difference in the principle of the debt^—the one he would repudiate, and the one..he!. wonld not—tfiis One simply substituted for'thf other, I ielt satisfied repudiation is tha final "object of th% Dci^locratic partyi. tbat the party is simply seeking subter* fuges, as the'^eicuae for this monstrous rascality of repudiation. -SATOWB BBColto.

BBST qsALBrr^O Hpop SKIRTS, at 75 cents, at Weisa's SkiA' factory i!a dwtf in «ias»m nr-^rh it swste-i

SPSSR'S STANDARD WDB BITTERS is highly igKommended by physicians for Dyspeptic*, on account of ite tonic properties, itijMsrity, and it* deli-

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THB SCHOOL BOOK TBADB will open in few days, and to meet this demands in this line, Bartlett, at 101 Midn street, is getting in the largpat stock he has aver opened, consisting of Readers, Speller*, Arithmetics, History* Qeqgnfthfl, 0mm mars, Algebras, Philosophy^ Physiolegies, ^latefi Copy ^oolu, AhcQs, Bon Holders, Pens, and In'ihort^' anyUung and everypn|ipiN the young for stody, all of which he will be pleased toseU, and guarantees his prices Wlow ae the same goods can ''be bought, anywhereiMbe elty. Those ia want nre respectfully invited to give him a call.

Loer.—On Sunday evening, Aug. 30th, on the weet sida of 6th street* bltwaen Oak street and the residence of Mr. Wm J. Ball, a French gilt Bar-drop.

The finder Wit he mwaided npon Imw-, ing itat this oflce. l-d2t

GBAIH BOXBS BOB SALB.—A dozen large sized jrinao boxes fat sale. Apply sit JEUnicr's PalaeepfMuric,TerreHadte.

vjei-. v" ".-w i- .' -. msD

PiABoe voB

BUTT.

octave instruments are, now in store. Apply .early at Kissner's Palaca of Music. _31dJL

NQTXCB.—In accerdanoe with ^undfD^ndinjg fisting among the Dry jQMds n«ea of the pity, we, will, ODI and after to-day, close out store at six o'clock

ijkt ii oo dtf

except SAturdays. Clese

TVBLL, RirLBT A Co,

S^t lst, 186ft,'as I 1-dlw.

ww .tea

ffjnio *sTf

room

at the National House no others apply. Good wages will be paid^ tf

wj.m

I d3t

BUT your Oonets ait'Weisz's, opposite Pertolliei^^'' -4Wtf-

Do Nor ps^ high prices for oomeeyn Hoop Skirts, when you can boy the bes| Quality «t factory prioes, at W^sa's Sjktit factory, opposite ^oetoflee.

at 0. ^:,J2S

COOMBS AND Curntana.- We are after you with a larga'stook of Cooper and Carpenter's tools jnat raceived. Take a look. AUSTIN, SHBTBB A Co.

notice that they can be bought at cost' FBBSH VBQBTABLBS every day, at prices, at SAXTON & WALMSLBT'S. Ray A Ballet's. lOdtf

Ray A Bailey's. -im. jbsm-'

1*'

TBN DOLLABS and Fifteen DOS^e for IW •*°»ld

SPENCER'S Improved Self-Sealing Fruit Jars, only Two Dollars per dozen, at House for only Two WBBKS. See circu-lstorative," the great aati7ote to baldness «L XT-

lir hanging at the Post Office. d3t I gray hair and wigs.-

AN AseoBTMBNT of French Oilt

THB days are getting cool, and the' Alabaster OroameiUal Clocks at John R. nights more so. Woolen Goods are in Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block, r? dtf demand, and the publie mil not fail tdj —^1

and

FOB the beet variety of Fruit Jars, go to Jbtfwn Melvln'fc 30dtf

OtTB twenty-five oent counter is very intaresting to buyers of Dress Goods. 26-d2w TUBLL, RIPLBT A CO.

8o»vania ABD RBistilloontinuesto kinds of ladiee' and in any fashionable

clean and color ntlemea's wear

senuemen wear in nay lasaionaote shad^ alsohas.a praotioal tailor eagaged

OXSTBBS.*— The first Oysters of th# season have been reoeived at S. Stonefe €oafbctionery, where they can be had by the

The Dicken« -i The Bladt Oroiflk. The Prince of Wales. Gents menMe linen foisftta Sloth lined CoK O/WvrmtOo.

Haiit'iM^I flAli

Sold at list price, five percent of.

tS 't

*0.1

wm.

who nr# itbol to willfind

M3M* MwetawVi^ern ilsedt

'e Seed^i^Nnn 9mm* 24dtf .. JJ ti Ana Mi, having removed from Venitfe to Ohio ilrhet ftnl door east of a Musio Store, is now better pr»-

wait« eiB aQ wlk Biy CBTOr lier

with tbeir pitivnige, 4haa e«ei» before and being thanklul for past ^vott, solicits a continuance of the same. 24-d2

BAKBB Sewing Machine, Block, east

GBOTBB A Ofice, Ka 196 Metropolitan street, Terr* Haute, Indiana, All of Threads, Ncedlea BBd puts of lor sale -y also, naw and'improved Grover A Baker Sewing Machines always on hand ad for sale by. atf A.-5A*TWBLL.

A.j

SPOBTSMAB'S HBADQUABT^S. Haiard's Powder. Way's Wads and Caps. New York Sbflt. at, dtf AUSTIN, SHRTBA A CO'S.

AUBTIN & GBIOSBT, successors W.

Bipt»eoet

Wffl oontinne^te fce|. a

and first-class stock of Groceries country produce^ at the same well-known

and popular stand.

W m&iW

"?6

ADYICB tbat SHOULD BB HBBDBS.— We desire to call the attention of tha afflicted to the merits of Roback's Blood Pills a purely vegetable .cathartic, free from mercury and all mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the best remedy extant for the radical can of nepous fwlsich head ache, bilious disorders and all aabctiom of the Liver and Blood. They are, as their name indicates, a Blood Bill they search the blood for disease and strike at the very root, thereby effecting not temporary but permanent cures. As a purgative, they are all that can'be desired, being mild and safe in their unquestionably one of oor tor^ ^athartic Pills, and should be kepi in sr^houiehold,^,' wli£fi: taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood Purifier, afce tfnaqoaled for coring Serofola, Skin Diseese^ Old Soresy fl&'&heum, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Tumors, Iruptions, and all diseasee arising from a disord^red'st^ie of tha system Try theee aedkinee and joa will never regret if. Ask those who fcnvfaitil them, end they will toll joa they are the best of medicines. augll-d.wlm

YOVBO LADIBS' IBBTITUTB oommences ite' next session Monday, 31»t inst, in rooms over tha New National State ftwk, oorner of Fifth and Main rtmi£"Prtf. Spencer will be assisted byFrof. ioiworth I in the natural sciences and by ottier comit tin. 'mfm. depert-

1 RIPLXT'S.

PICK UI_POKK, choice, at dtf C.I.Smsx^a.

Mwas

tor',H*',

to repair gant'eclothes in the neatest style. I,,T#* is'.TZo dtf I

Bohhias to 5th

HOTICB OT CHANQB.—I. B. having removed his business aitMtween Ma3n and Ohio, is tofaritiehMs eottomers with Field seed^ Lime, Cement, Plaster

if "ss

dtJw w« neJit,

^'tTdsw.

to Yooit

Unnia«*.-Aiistint

est Hardware. Give them a trial, dtf

ALBXAJTDBB Kid Gloves, $1,50. Alexander Duchem -Kid fflmcpKej Seek) $1,75.

The best goods in the iMrket .al the price. New arrivals, at 0. Witti* A Co's, 73 Main street dif

LBT UMea who^haye deteetad ths nre-1 mature^ etidencet of ege—the tetUtsdal whitaning of the locks, tha unnatural I thinaing of the covering, which natnral

AM IBH UMW I of djoolution, lose no time securing a foil Upper set at Tuna,

at the Buntin

If.s. a, I i_ "ili 'i E.

I®

li-'~

pr"!T*d

-Buffalo Express. dwlw Mb

LOCAL HOTICEi.

A Meftkena Cssapklat

It is a

aoaieipa ooaplaiat with AAFBRARI fro*

GUUS aa* ferer, TKRT tK* IRCMSUA TH^ ui do aot aflorS

pWitsiiSal Nlief Bet it

,Bitten

f*(

QR SWSK to thisk that thay ate to

earable. Thar* IS a ssadiciaa which will hieak ap this IMIMUI eisMse aaS

drita it oet

of their

foniw. Miahlar's Herb Bittarais

SW this eisardtr ea4r«hil*

hamlateead

(whtak ia mot tla TM&L «AK^LT

elso acta gently upoa tha aetroaa organisation of the lyataaa,afcd ia very ptaaaaat to the taate. It iaa narrias aad apeciSe for aO berroaa ailaad ceataias aothiag aaaaaatiac, aad i* npoa iatansitlsat AAD rewittent fevan LA •paadily SEEA la thaeoaplete and abaolnte raatonlioD to Tigoroae health of tha patlaat. Miih ia splaadid tonic and aiteraa greet TASSD la all Malarious r« eWMaMea. Bald by alLdrag giataasd daelara. Dr. S. B. Hevtaaa A

Co.,

Pre-

prietore, Laacaater, Pa. ldwlw.

Pare Crystal lee

aow prapMad to

l0"-*

Mk to ct *d «»4 Pilf ji .. 'jm. ii,. Td Tttaxis.—Wards oelebvaiai Papei' Oollars and' Onfli.

eon, aS4a» rttoh Two WEFAAE wO) saadaUy,. aad say»lyall Baslases Hoasas aad Privata VaaiCMsnlaftatthe IM OOEA. with Aah •HNWaMf er-sH th# Wetkiagtea leleoa, wm SMOt with prosspt attention. Thoae wiahlog a para. hteUhy artWb of lee, wall t»otte turn

Bail

JACOB STBINKBBL

Patefcee, FreeldM

A N

real fan

fstsstNckslni»«hoa qr fsmy l|$,

,i»&irdiiei^<S^SaHisft

•»H®st« *Wf e«$#

as ifKuiq •yltAft fw »...* 1

nar'e-.'.-sirv?. and Iinrliipto matck Wide Btoaaciajp, T«| pBaada, Haaikofae

Go TO Ray A Bailey's for fine peaches They will keep a full, stock every day through the season. Prairie chickens in a few days. '. ,i i*dtt

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haftg* TO gjfT 1 BuKtiEiKb.

MMbls'lkliot

»ANIBAIiL

a.j tii\

To U'i

HOMCKOPATHY —Dr. M. H. Waters, graduate of the Haw York Homcspathic Medical College, after devoting ten yens to the study and practice of his profession has permanently located in Terre Haute, where be wiU be pleased to^ttead to the wants of those who may need his services. Office at No. 81 Main street, between Third and Fourth, over Grover A Miller's. Reridence bornir of Third and_Poplar 8-dim. ,. ~di. -M '-v is vrs

AfllseiflsMs, Plaid Pbclioi, Plaid Toll HUidtMe

de TSDIW, far- OkOdrMi Kmei WmUA

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MtnbMlisittM SNi, if ii it kyU AMM OHB. To« e*«Mii)) -t «r UM

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Uraa4Sacred Oaacert, taaday Bithl. «US. 4e=^

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r»owiisa«'»iaaa^

r.rf

For the beaefit, andaixier the itttiHna, or TO?T»8 SILV• The praceiii to n»e41» procure a nlhm tt* BLTAS. TickaU «.C0.

so Improper ctMractere ad-'*

Kitted. 2Htt.

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Slack Alpomr*

tsm jt&mxs

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linens

IlUe I By tha TacSl Fine DamSMw Drap aad Otrackthtsa.^s.

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WlM» lif ii'&h it- W fa* JPN'IT JKMl Ml sMeas «*-. ihm

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mtocheim .m

Qermaa Q.Ult,

Ixtra Mmrf .i

10 th6

pe"',

boUle of "Barrett's VegeUble Hair Re-

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Marseilles

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AUaaSale Ooaatarpaata leClSK, ,. Q.UU,

-4t *'-,ss .jft vr--^* 'Mac-.

V+ l--.mm r. ,:-j?-reseli4eae*i-etOK^ at.»--jeieihi«« .B*ss as., -'.'-.=5 •.*.if'eA'"iet srs^spMrt ssrfte

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A PPLICATION for LICENSE. A The oadaraigaad hereby givea aotioa tha* ha wiU apply to the Coaaty Oossalsaloaara at thair ragnlaraeaalon in September,1S6S, fcr liooaaa toaali apirftaom aad latoaicatias liqaora In Ina I qaantitiaa than

a qaart at a

tUaa, tor the apae*

of oaa year. The premiaea oa which said liqaoia to aoM era located oa North Male Street (No.St)be betwaea Secoad aad Third Stwate, LA Terra Hanta, Harriaou townhip, Tin eieaty,

JAOOBBTEINBBBI.

Sept. 9, dltWSt

asp*'

WANTEO.

A MBRICAN JX ANOB COMPABT,

ail «aa.—

nwaalp tSUehta BaSMdr doteMOiaaa oa tha *00 la "Flaai'a Mo** AN fssnti LO*IOM.*' Prepared only "by DA.'TFF. O Psaar, SSBoad St BawToffc. 8olda*arywhera.

ki z:

TtTASfED To bay a Dwelllac Boeaa, oontalaiaa S or

rooiM, within ft or

sqnarM et tke roH Of-

ice. Addr«0« Bat S49, Port 0«e#. 9d3ft.

TXTANTBD—NURSB GIRL IT Wantad iaaaaadiately—not aader IS years of age Apply tn Mrs. Fred A. Boaf, Oak atraat, batwaaa Sth end 7 atraau. sap 1431.

TTTANTKD TO KENT. A Tf

a mall dwtUiag bonaa, (bar to AIA

—Ther und4rsigned soath of m«ib straat pM«mid. apb»*

ntalah tho pabUe with elaar *D*^ SAXTON S «iUUIiT||J LOT BJSDJl.

W11,

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TWrnamirMiA.*'

Asaets, Isaear I. IBM, ptvMeeife, FM»p»«srt, IsaasOy. The Aaarlsaa oniamsansd bnaineas ia )SS0,

I It tbarafoie oaa oflhaoldast,

R»RY bast aad aaffeatin

aad

aa Wall as of tke

tha

Uailad Statae.oaa

Its Betas aad Tones of Iaspraaee areas low aad accoasssodatiaf aa fboaa of any other ee«paay ia tha world.

Alj|lt„ tA1WJ8,

Sap. 1-dlw. JAMES HOOK.

lint# iFom

nEirrr^, .... 1 1,r ff ht

TilOB RENT—Two food bntiiMM J* Meoma, rlth Oalleta aad a salt' of reosss to

IB at second story, la tha Odd ___jay,aThlidstiesS aaaUBa fahllr tuaera. Tasaa reaaaaabla. bqalra it »3 .% j-. a wHSfe

ssdtf ^a. a iroaaia.

t. JSLti 4 raaB"K edf-M »«nAs