Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 September 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY af EXPRESS. rrr TEim'K-HAm'l IND.

TuesiBi Hfralag, Sept.8ti, 18W.

SAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TUU BATIKS AND IHDIAHAJPOLIB. LSi.VB. ABBIVB.

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ST. LOUIS, ALTOif AKDTERB* HAUTE. AB»ITB.

Republican County^Ticket,

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Republican Meetings.

HON. TEfloMAS H. NELSON, HON. EMBLEY HAMILTON, COL. WM. E McLEAN,"

Ami others, will speak t- the citizens on the

political Sosrieti of tho day as follows Union Ohurrh, Nevins township, Wednesday, September 9th—a basket picnic.

Union Cbnrch, Pi»r«nn township, Fri.lay, ^ptAuib?r 11th—8. basket iicnic.

Major W. W. Carter,

K6pa^icftn «i»didate for CongresE, will address th* people at the following times and places: Mansfield, Varlce connty, Taesday, September Stb, Basket Picnic at 10 o'clock A, H.

Koiadalq, Parke connty, Wednesday, September Hh, BaskelTlmtc at 10 o'clock A. M. Monter.uma, Parko county, Wednesday, September 9th, at night

O-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

D. ij. Collage—Merom, Ind. Hoiy to Make Money. Attachment Notice. Theater—Concordia Hall, to-night'

TO-NIGHT—Cel. Nelson speaks.

THE Universalist Church, on 8th str9et) is rapidly approaching completion.

HARPER'S WEEKLY, for next Saturday, is received at O'Connell's.

EVERYBODY should come out to hear Col. Nelson to-night.

O'OONNEI.T. has Prank Leslie's Illustra ted Newspaper, for Sept. 12, a splendid number.

COL. THOS. H. NELSON, who has been met by immense crowds in all parts of the State, speaks at the Court House tonight.

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THE FIRM of J. & H. •A- Davis has been dissolved. Mr. James Davis retires and his ^iacViaWen by Mr. Jabez Hed den. •...

MAYOR'A COURT —Two cases of drunkennessl^Mie/Cise |»sopiatingj wUh women brill repute," were' disposed of by His Honor yesterday.

THE FIFTH WARDERS have a splendid ash pole on the ground. It will be erected in a f6W days, and will stand one hundred and flfty.four feet out of the ground.

W. D. GOSSETT, SO long connected with the dry goods house of Tuell, Ripley & Co.. statts this morning for Topeka, Kan. sas, where he joins Mr. D. Hartsock in mercantile business.

THE DEMOCRACY having an announce* ment for a business meeting at the Court House tu-night have kindly given way tor Ool. Nelson's speech. It is to be hoped they will all hear it.

HON. E. I. Hoi,DEN and Daniel W. Yoorhees spoke at Bedford and several other place? last week. Mr. Holden and his assQoUCV are leported in Democratic papers as creating ''tremendous onthusi

IT DID GO UP?—After the meeting at Maxville adjourned Staturday evening, the accident to the Grant and Colfax pole was repaired, and with "a strong pull, a long pull and and pull all together," it went up majestically. It is one hundred and twenty feet high.

THE very unique epistle of Peter Y. Bmkirk, published in the EXPRESS a few days ago, is having an immense circulation. It is a splendid literary and politic cal model for young Democrats! Will tne .To.-.mi/ publish it?

A COMPLIMENTARY benefit will be ten uered Mr. and Mrs Edward Teitn, at Concordia Hall to-night, on which occasion a splendid programme will be produced. See announcement under head of

Amusements."

THE MEETING last night of the German Grant and Ooifax Club, held at Turner Hall, was by far. the largest and most enthusiastic of any yet held. Hon. Albert Lange delivered an address, discussing the political issaes of the day at some length. The meeting adjourned uc til next Thursday evening.

ACCIDENT.—Yesterday morning Coroner William Merry was standing near the new Court House, when leaning against the building, a pistol in his pocket was accidentally discharged and the ball entered the muscle of one of his arms, iahiding a painful wound. Dr. Mah*n dressed the wound and we learn soma t'aan ara entertained that amputation may be nacsssary.

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TUESDAY*53 SEPT.

8th

Good music will be in attendance. Comfortable arrangements for the Ladies

DEMOCRATIC PICNIC.—The White Boyi in Blue are td have a picnic in Early's Grove Tuesday of next week. An ad mission fee of twenty-five cents ia to be charged.

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A CORRKSPONMET of the Indianapolis Journal,

speaking of Col. Nelson's recent

speech at Franklin, pays that gentleman this handsome compliment: "Colonel Nelson combines in such happy proportions eloquence of diction with perspicuity of logic and force of argument that the secret of his command over audiences is not difficult to be discerned.

HON. BAYLESS W. HANNA is said to be an enthusiastic devotee of Planchette.' few evenings since he invited a party- to witness the performance of the mysterious piece of mechanism^ Among Jthe qu^ations asked, were: "What States will go for Seymour? Ans. "Kentucky and Mary land." "Who will be the next President? The reply was, in bold letters, "GFIANTL1 Planchett was not asked any more political questions, and Bayless declares it a Radical invention.

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MEN OF OUR DAY.—Mrs. Cohoe is now in the city canvassing for thfl work, which is a series of Biographical sketches of Patriots, Orators, Statesmen, Generals, Reformers, Financiers and Merchants, now on the stage of action, including those who in Military, political, business and BQcial life, are the prominent leaders of the times in this country. It is printed on good paper, clear type and embellish* ed with forty-two portraits from life. It is furnished to subscribers at the low price of $3,00. We commend the book and Mrs. Cohoe, who is the wife of a crippled soldier, to the kind consideration of our citizens. .,

UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.—We invite attention to the advertisement of this institution, which begins its fall term Wednesday the 16th init. This college is now prepared to compete with any other institution of learning in the west It is pleasantly situated at Merom, Sul. livan county, on the east bank of the Wabash, two hundred feet above the waters of that stream, and overlooking the prairies of Illinois. The morals, order and quiet of the place, are unsurpassed. There is not a grog shop, gambling saloon, or allurement of any kind to en danger the morals or dissipate the minds of the students on which account the students of Merom enjoy this further advantage that the expense of obtaining an education there is much less thin in any other place with which we are acquainted. rtHSM .. w!

CORSESPONDEN CE*t?%

TERR* HAUTX, Aug. 28, 1868.

COL. R. N. HUDSON—Dear

W Haberly Damming

W Rumsey

Sir-.

The

undersigned, representing a large number of your fellow-citizens of Terre Haute, request you to fix upon an early day to deliver a public address in this city, in favor of Grant and Colfax, and the reasons why the Republican party should triumph at the approaehing elections.

W Thompson Hickcox Thomas Nelson WB Tuell

W Warren Sim«kn Cory W Mancourt Lucius Ryce

A Burnett

Scott

John Haney wmeW Mipshall GeoF Blnley AM McGregor Preston Hussey IN Pierce M1! W McKeen

Crawford

James Davis PBO'Reillay Sinipson WE Hendrichf ft JohnKizer

Donnelly Hager Hager

E Hosford

George Duy X' W

W Thompson, Jr.

TSIRRE HAUTE, Sept. 7th, 1868.

MESSRS. R. W- THOMPSON, THOMAS H. NELSON, W. B. TUELL, H. D. SCOTT, D. W. MINSHALL, R^MC^EN

AND OTHERS «L «L» GENTLEMEN :—Your paper of the 28th ult., is before me, asking me to fix a time to address my fellow citizens of this city, "In favor ot Grant and Colfax, and the reasons why the Republican party should triumph in the approaching elections."

If agreeable to you, I will fix upon Monday evening, the 14th last. place as you may indicate.

With great respect, I am, Gentlemen, -jYour Ob't. Serv't. R. N. HtiDsoN. The Court House has been selected as the place for the above meeting,

VIQO AGRICULTURAL FAIR.—This ex hibition commences on the 21st inst— one week from next Monday—continuing during the entire week. The cash premiums amount to over $3,000, and the indications point to this as the most successful county exhibition that has ever yet boen held in this county. The fair grounds have been put in proper trim, the buildings whitewashed, and the track is in splendid condition. Trains will be run every half honr on the T. H. & I. R, for the accommodation of visitors.

The Society Is organized on the Joint Stock Plan, authorized by thc^laws of this State. The Directors, in older to make the society both permanent and effective, provided fjsr, the issue of four hundred shares at $25 each. This stock has all been taken except, share*.

At a ntMting of the Directors last Satar-

tiie following |iiN0UffV« lifjjkBnted Indkfaa Deac to act ia Judges at the coming Fair: poee •J DITISIOH A. 'Class 1, Sec. 1 and 3.—Horses for general purposes and heavy draft—6. W

Armstrong, J. Wash Shepherd, Wyatt Hawkins, Merom. Clas 1, Sec. 2 and 4—Horses for light harness and saddle horses, T. P. Murray, Reuben Sevill, John Groendyke, Eugene, Ind.

Class 1, Sec. 5 and 6—Trotting and Pacing matches, Judges to be appointed by a Committee, consisting of Thomas Dowling, John Ferril and Isaac J. Mills.

Class 2—Mules, Jacks and Jennets —J. T. Crandel, A. M. Ostrander, David Stith.

Class 3, Sec. 1 and 3—Breeding and thorough bred cattle—Beuben Halsted, James Elliott, Paris, Ills., Wm. Hall. 'Class 3, Sec. 2 and 4—Oxen and fat animals—Jerry Vorie, Ralph Wilson.

Class 4—Hoga. Campbell, Wm. Mahan Alfred West, Clay. Glass 6—Sheep. John J. Brake, Bob A &ilcrease, Black, Putnam county.

Class 6—Poultry. Thomas Hulman, Benj. McBride, Jesse Jones DIVISION B.

Class 1, Sees. 1 and 2—Farms and Field Crops—Isaah Donham, J. D. Parker.

Class 1, Sec. 3—Grains—Wm. Markle, Henry Boyles, Thos. Pugh, Sr. CIMS 2, Sees. 1 and 2—VegetablesRobert Jackson, David Pugh, C. I. Ripley.

Class 3—Fruits. Class 4, Sec. 3—Nursery StocL Div.^jOto ftpS*. 3^W«ifM^Soule, W. H.'Ragan, (Putnam Co.,) Wm. Tinbrook, (Park Co.)

Class 4, Sees, and 2—Flowers—Goo C. Iuy, Mrs. Dr. Thompson, Mrs. John

Sec. 1—Plows—Isaac A. McGrew, John C. Myers, Fielding-Shepherd. Sees. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and t—John Royse, Thos. E. Lawes, Jabez Casto.

Secs.8,.9, 10 ap& 11-h5^.I£ Ca«|af,

Chas. Coppage, Ferdinand Mills Sees. 12 and 13—James Ellio, Mrs. John Warner, Mrs. George Stephenson. 18—T. E. Dawson,

Sees. 14, 15, 16,

Westfall, Mrs.' George Hafcerly, Miss Malry M. Jewett. DIVISION

T. A. HENDRICKS will eulogize his triajhd Forrest at Valparaiso to-day.

Gov. BAKER addressed a mass meeting at iBoonsville, Warrick county, yester-

^HERE was a splendidly successful Republican demonstration at Jeffersonville on Friday night.

T$B inauguration of the Evansville Opera House hastieen postponed untlltomorrow evening. •5

S*NATOR MO»TO^ h,as ^returned hi from St. Catharines, health much improved

tinel,

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Qlass A, Needle Work, Class B, Sec. 2 (except fir* I*# Qw#j Barbour, Mrs. A. B. Pegg, Miss Mary Raiidan.

Class B, Sees. 1 and 3—Drawing, Paint ingi Ac.—J. H. Hager, R. N. Hudson, Wt» COJIB. "H,

Glass C, Seos. 1 and 2—Canned Fruits, Tails Comforts, &c.—Wm. Scudder, Mrs. H.J). Scott, Mrs. Jos. Gilbert.

Glass D, Sec. 1—Essays—Dr. T. A,

Qlass D, Sec. 2—Musical Performance

Premi^pti Lists cpntaining instructions to fudges and Programme of Exercises caif be had of the- officWs of the Society on ^application personally or by mail.

STATE ITEMS.

T^E TALLEST GRANT POLE vilw is 225 feet above ground.

A-JEWISH TEMPLE was dedicated at Msdison last Friday evening.

THE cattle disease has almost entirely disappeared from Floyd county.

ILL CUMBACK speaks at Greencastle to-hight and at Ladoga to-morrow. I

Canada, with' .••St

A dozen or more of the sportimen of New Albany intend to take a hunt after the Harrison county,j^nther this week. ?. —ii i—i-£-i—...J

THE contract calls for the completion of the Vincennes Railway by the first of January, 1869. and at the present rate of progress the work* will be done by that

|FHX notorious Sal. Akers, who was so badly stabbed and cut up ait the Democratic barbecue, at Quincy, on- Thursday, died from his wounds^ at Cloverdale, Fri if S I day

AMONG the "personals" hi one of our exchanges we see that mention is made of the return from New York of a citizen who is "looking remarkably well, andmost elegantly dressed."

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THE census of the Third Ward, swelled on Wednesday night by the accession of a young gentleman to the family of George C. Harding, one of the editors of this papfir. No. 3—second series. _[I»d. Mirror. I"- StMSK

THE Republicans and Democrats had meetings at Indianapolis Saturday night The former were addressed by .Col. Nelson Trusler, Secretary of State. The audience was large and enthusiastic, and the speech was an abl^

one-

?be Democrats had

their's announced for tb'6 Stale House yard, but their audience was so small, they adjourned to the theatre. Josh. Allen and Robinson, were the speakws,

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THE GRECIAN BEND has arrived in limited quantities and may be «eM» occasionally ?n Washington street, Indianapolis. If this mtist abominably of all fashionable abominations should extend over our State generally, it would justify unlimited applications on the part of sensible^tMtt te» pudiation .df riK mitriawnial conttacts, and a firm resolution to fbrego the 'joys' of Hymen., until., "the divine sex" sh^ft'di&e '^ie tf^ridHifefrfoshieft out of the State.

TH* Evansville

Courier,

^Democratic

o^&n (jiFaadetbwg county, |engs out iU rooster, with a big display of job type, to crpw over the t"ermont election 1K.If the Democratic ,*o^ter fcw toJe®it tq cro^ng over, a loss of eigj&» thousand in Ouit little 9tat«, what will that bird not have to do when the party goas^under for the lMt time in Novembar Bilk seri ocsly, what consoianuiM igft ora|^e

their readers, when they

think to make them believe that a Republican gain of fifty per cent, is a "Democratic victory." Democratic editors ought to knpw how thickly they can spread it oa, Mid from their conduct in this matter it is rnir to bfli«ve their readers are quite aa ignorant as these editors suppose them to

Tint

Courier

of Saturday publishes

what it says was a speech of Gen. Oglesby, "delivered by him at Cairo a Jew months ago."

This same false and mean extract had general currency in such of the Democratic papers as were depraved enough to publish it, during the campaign of 1866, and the very copy from which the Courier

man had the extract set up, was

cut from that reputable sheet, the Senti-nel-on-the-Border, by a Democrat of this city and handed to the editor. The

following the example of all other Democratic papers of Evansville, ceased to exist more than a year ago

ville journal. I THE Evansville

and yet

this speech was "delivered at Cairo a

months ago."

toicky, but latitude it ^nf^be^w? ceived as proof that he did his duty as a soldier. The more of such receipts the Courier publishes the more popular Col. Foster will be among the loyal people of

ana«^E:.

Jouriisl.: I

funjr'ibdorge IBe "bpinio

Indianapolis cotemporary as to the effect of euch publications on Col. Foster's popularity. Even if Col. F. had carried out

the' sword" State' who would regret many of them "stiir live"- for' the peace of the country.

roula regret their exit. Too

j-jj 8 is i*'

"LIG«,J! of tne Indianapolis JouiHal has been to Evansville and, having be* come enthused/ expresses himself in relation to that city as follow*.

Evansville Is moifo like a city than any other place in the State. The Ohio river, which, in the peculiar economy of nature, runs past large cities, gives it the

ability to 2arry on a hea and South, with

in Evans

trade, North tppi and up Steamers com

mercial importance of the place is rapidly increasing. Tne people are alive to their business interests. There is plenty of capitalafcdnpna of itvahiggish. 'It-is ready for promjtt investment, whenever a good opening is presented. The completion of the Evansville, Henderson and Nashville railroad, now fairly under way, will mark an epoch in the history of the Cresent City. It has long lines of closely built business houses it has beautiful residences and spacious yards it has an earnest business community, largely composed of Germans and a society unexcelled in the State.

It.has a Street Railway Company operating a long line, and which is constantly stretching out its iron fingers, and talking into the market large unoccupied tracts of land, which find ready sale at good figures, indicative of a feeling of confidence in the future of the place. It has a people of generous impulses and unbounded hospitality: not too modest in their estimate of the importance of their own city, and with good reason, as every visitor will concede and last, but not least, it has the most gorgeous crop of "poles" of every politics—Grant and CoU fax, and Seymour and Blair—to be found outside of Brown county, where poles are the staple product.

The Republicans are alive and earnest. They feel confident of the county and the District, and are sure of being one of the vanguard in leading the electoral vote of the State to form the triumphant column for GrfkPt and CplfauE.

I must not close without mentioning the ftfaosville Journal.. 'Under the tttfageii£nt of Mr. F. M. Thayer, formerly of iHtjiiinapolis, and Colonel John W. Fosit has grown to be a newspaper of no

ble front building adjoining the new opi house, on Locust street and Second, wh would do credit to anypublishing establishment in the West. The Journal deals no faint blows at the Lost Cause, and .when the returns come in from the Pocket its 'political influence will be acknowledged.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATTALION, FKWiKa. Bpw iy ^Lu* TKBt^filAUTS,

:Sept.

8, 1861V

General Order No. 8.] Col. T. H. NELSON being announced to speak to-night, the Battalion will form at 7J o'clixsk .precisely, at Head^M\ for the pift^re^f iscorfing iBe'tHltinguished speaker to the Court House.

It is desired that every member of the Battalion be pkyent on the oedun'on.' By order of C. F. GILMORE,

Lieut. Colonel Com'dg.

JOHN KUPPXNHKI^KB, ADJUTANT.^

PROF. CUQUA is arranging for a Grand Ball.at Concordia Hall. Further announcement will be made in due,time,. 9-dlw.

THE "Down Town Store" h'as jast received a large stock of new and desirable goods for fall trade, which will be sold at prices that will induce people to visit, us, "if we are some distance down town." dtf A-.^W. S. RXCF. GQ.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES POB THI# DATS OJILY, |TI^D^ Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 8th, 9th and 10th, all of our EMBROIDERIES, including Needlework and Hambuiv Edging, ih'sertings atad'Bands at COST PRICES! to reduce stopk. and make room fbt

New Goods. Don't fail to call soon and get thj^l^t j^eoljonsA It SAXTON &

WALMBLET.

T^UBLIC OR PRIVATE SALE.—I will sell at public or privtfth ialb,' lietssifc1 Beptember 8th and 10th, eribed property, to-wit^ •. 10 fresh Milch'Co^ *Hth Cal^, new Buckboard, 1 open Buggy, set single Harness, 1 span of young Mules, and otjher property too flnmerotii io mention.

The above named ptroperty will be sold at A. B.. tout's Livery. Stable, on iet,!M^Sn Miitt and tJher^ strips l{orth of Stewart House.J iijipii, M. VAJJ Scoxoc, 8dtf. City Auctioneer.

A i^J«a stock rf Fall Prinjs^at 10 a«d 1M eiuits, for Comforts, at the "Buckeye 6£h Stora.^

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MASONia—DowKng Gobunwitoy No. 16, Kni^ita Itaqdin, irill nMrt itths asylum thia (Taeed^) eveniBg at 7J o'clock M.* By order

few

Veracious editor.—Evans

Courier,

by a Ken

tucky carpet-bagger, of the rebel genius, publish*' a Kreoeipt p«ir^|^^ to fam

in command in Southwestern Kentucky, for two hundred dollars, aswssed,agwnst

men for property stolen from them by guerrillas. Such at'"'9teuibeiiV^w6uM set the KuKlux on the track of Col. Foster, if he was living In thejBierriH*

It. I,until-1 M-CflMMtlTOK..

N^ISIINN A dtf! C.I.BiMJrr's.

AUC^ON every day aad i&llbt ai. GRKINKR & FOBMBST'S, dtt •thmmm qmmm

A NEW JAR Fruits at dtf.

•ad

for spiced and preserved C. I. Rtpmt'b.

GOODS of all kinds, sold at anetion, at dtf GMUNEK & FORUBT'B. aa im CHILDREN'S SHUTS in ail lengths at Welz's Skirt Factory. dwtf.

WANTED—All kinds rrMSl ne' and second-hand, at Greiner 4 Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio streets. dtf

Stafyof Kwte

TH* EXCLUSIVE AGENCY of Extracts of Rose, Lemon, YanlUa, Peach, Almond, Pineapple, Strawberry, Celery &c. Aiso, Carmine for coloring Jellies and Ice Cream^ is at J. A. Fdofc's Tea 5^re. Pure," ftesh and strong, they stand above ajl other makea^

SPENCER'S Improved Self-Sealing Fruit Jars, only T«f5o Dajlait: .fc|r dozan, at Brown & Melvin s, No. 62 Main street. dtf

Alabaster Ornamental Clocks at John R. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block. dtf

FRESH VEGETABLES Ray & Bailey's.

Side

It has a fine

hd rate influence.

marera ilch

Md popalMTHMa.

ektra nii

Potatoes can be had wholseale or retail at I RIPPETOB &„Co's. f»Nos. 1 and 2 DoWlin^ Hall. "2«dtf

CASH BUYERS can save trom

dollars

two

every day, at lOdtf

FOR the best variety of Fndf JM)

lo^owim.-Or. M. H. Waten, a graduate ofthe Ifsw Torir Sonsofsius Kldtal Colkga, altar ilarntiPg, tea jw io th« study and praeOea flf his piollisrioa has permaMnUy locatad ln Terra Hanta, ,vksN he wOl be pieaeed to attend to Un waats of those who aety aaed his servicM. Oflk»at^o^«l)lidnatt^be|tfi lliird and Fourth, over Grorar A Miller's.

Residence corner of Third aad Poplar 8-dlm*\,» mvA-M

Youaa IMUMII its next aealbit

ten

by going to. Shannon, at 63 -Maln

street, to buy a Stove or Wheat Drill. He is bound to sell. Opposite Old Court fliouqe. dlmwlm

BUY your Corsets at Weisz'tf,' Oj Postoffice. dwtf

.Do NOT pay high prices for common Hoop Skirts, Mien you can buf ^fie ibest quality at factory prices, at Weisz's Skirt factory, opposite Postoffice. dwtf

6EST QUALITY 30 Spring Hoop Skirts, at 75 cents, at Weisz's Skirt factory^, dwtf

SHEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delius a a 5 3

WANTED.—A

good

Pastry Cook at

the FNational House—no others need apply. Good wages will be paid. tf

COOPERS AND CARPENTEERS.—We are after you with a large stock of Cooper and Carpenter's tools just received. Take a look.' AUSTIN^ SHBTER A CO, 30-dtf

AN ASSORTMENT

ofy

French Gilt add

Brown & Melvin's. .. •, 30dtf iij O Jr t^ ly-flve cent counter is very interesting to-hiiyers of Dress Goods. 26-d*2w TUELL, RIPLBT

NOTICE or CHANGE.—E. B. Robbins having removed his business stand to 5th street netween Main 4nd Ohio, isprepared to furnish his customers with Garden aPd Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf E. R. BOBBINS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.—Ash 4 McDonald at the Postoffice, have a full stock of Ml the different books used in the city schools, and will sell them.as cheap as the cheapest. 2-dlw

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

GROVER ft BAKER Sewine Machine Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, east Main street, Terra Haute, Indiana, AH kinds of Threads, Needles and. parts of Machines for sale also, new and improved Grover ft Baker Seeing, Machines always on hand nd for sale by. dtf A. CANTWELL.

SPORTSMAN'S HKADQUAHTNTS. Hazard's Powder. EleyVWsds aud»Caps|0|g|^-( New York Shot, at dtf AUSTIN, SHRTBR ftOo's,

AT)VICE THAT SHOULD BE HEBDBD.— We desire to call the attrition' of the afflicted to the merits of Robeck's- Blood Pills a purely vegetable cathartic, free from mercury and all mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the best remedy extant for the radical cure of nervous and sich headache, bilious disorders and all affections ^fc^Fthe Liver and Blood. They art, as their name indicates, a

MAfdaj?

LOOK TO YOU* IHTMBT.—Auetin, Shryer ft Co. against the world for cheapest Hardware. Give them a trial, dtf

ALEXANDER Kid Gloves, 1,5b. Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Laoe Back) $^75.

The best goods in the market at the price. New arrivals at C. Wittig & Co's, 73 Main street „. S dtf

LET those who have detected the premature' evidences of age—the tell-tale whitening of the locks, the unnatural thinning of the covering, which nature designed should be presetted to the period*? dissolution, lose BO time in securing 4 iottle of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative," tho great antidote to baldness, gray hair and wigs.—Buffalo

Bar Sal* by all

Co.

FANCY DTEING, Scotnrfiio AND RB PAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kinds of ladies? and

ntlemen's wear in any fashionable also has a practical tailor engaged to repwr gent's clothes in the neatest style.

Blood Pill 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 operation and unquestionabl^one of our most satisfactory Cathartic Pills, and should be kej* in every household, and, When taken in conjunction with RobacVi Blood Purifier, are tin equaled for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, and all diseases arising from a disordered stats of the system. Try these medicines and yoti will never iegret it. Ask those who have used tbem, and they will tell they are the best of medicines. .'J.',/:' -:i sib. ^augft^TwTm

Go TO Bay ft Bailey's for flpe peachsa They will hasp a fall stock every day n. Prairie chickens in dtf 4r*asnf7

a® days.

a ssmm

acKHMCt.

FOR RENT.

170R RENT-—Two good business J} Booms, witkOsUata aada satt of rooms to

*a*h, ia th* jwooad Story, ia tho^Odd follows Building, OB Third smot, aaAr th* Public Sqaar* T*ras rsasoaabl*. Baqalro of

39dtf JiiAlft ifi.

FOR aALK.

T310K SALE.—DWELLING. J? W. S. Backiadtea oSsrs hto dwafUag house, on the coraor of Ohio aad Soraath atraota,

HURBVi VI

for sale. 7dlW

Forth* terms

IOWBLM. MO. 11, 12, 13. 14 aad 15. in Block Ho. 18, TtieU dt Uaher'a auVUvWoa, aad will sell wo whole oa good terms to some OB* who will bnild soon.

Sspldlw.

SALE OR BENT, The'stook aad txtaraaof a gaodpayiag grocery •tend. Attached to the atoio ate a aambar of rooms, most comfortably arranged for afomUy or a boarding hoose. For particulars apply tally at Kisanor's Bfualo Stora. 30T*

l?OB J? to I

TjiOR SALE.—COTTAQI Housi J1 A neat aad cheap Ittttohoaw ta oaoof tho h^r^^^tho^'^LBT.

F)R«toAsms,

SALE.—HOUSE and LOT —Sltnatad oonait of lath aad Bagle atreeta coataioa Will, olsSers, coOar, and sap pi tod with all kinds el ahrabbory. foqs]N« .na'premkes' J*1"!

Sdtf

ANB

«CJ C. COLLEQE.

31st toit, to

rooms ovwthe New Natianal State! corner of Fifth mIIUb drah FraC. Spenoerwffil*WMad by **ef.B«eworth in the natural sciences and by other oo®' petent tea'ctien in" the various depart* men Is. .• 27d3w.

THBFALL WW

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LOCAL NOTICES.

AMakkem MapMat.

Ic ia a eoauaoa cossplaiat with saffsnr* Cross Ofalllf uiftm, that the MSMIM Ihajr urn do notaflorS then p*r»aaaat t*»*f. Sat it is a groaa wror flNr aaf such to think that ttof aieiaenrable. Ihire a mdftiae which willtesk ip ».this distrsssing lissasi aaS' dti» it bat of lt«h l^atem foimr. KMkiV Herb Bittffiis aspo* ew. for this disordtr ariaS whit* it is hanalra aad effectual,(whioh ia aot th* cas* with qulaiaa) it also acts gsntlj npoa th* BMToas organiaation of th* system, aid Is vary plsasaat to tho taat*.

It isa naivln* and spsdic for all BWTOBS ait' menu and contain* nothinj nanasatins, and its offsets upon iatwmittont and rassitUnt favors to apMdily KM ln thseoaaplate and abaolBt* nstoration to Tlgoroms haalth of th* patioat. lfish iar's H*rb Bitters ia a apimdid tonic and altermatif«i and is in groat demand ia all malarioas rsgions and crowdod dtotricts. Sold by all drag, gists and'Aselois. Dr. S. B. Hartaan Co., Proprietors, Lanca*t*r, Pa. ldwlw.

Pare Oryitol lee.—TBa undersigned is BOW propandito ftarnlah tha pabiio With olsar haalthy Brnr aad Spring Poad Ico Sor th* »*a •on, at low ratss. Two wagons will tan dally, and supply aii BMlnMs HonoMaad Frivato Vam111M. Ordors l*ft at tho Port OMoo, with Ash WoPoBa'd, or at .tho Waahington Baloon, will moot with prompt attostlon. ThoM wiahiag a par*, haalthy artlcl* of Ice, wall to ordor from a30d6m JACOB WBIHMBH1.

Moth PBtehet, Vrecklei ud fM.Th* oaly B*Uabl* B*m*dy for tho** brcwa dla» colorations on th* fae* is "Psaai's Mora AR» Vaaeaia Lowoa.'' Fnpswd oaly by Ba. B. O PBBBT, 49 Bond St.,

Mow

mhsr^aaood

Tork. Sold ompwhwo.

niriAa iIW ftr if™? WILL

COVKKVCa

TMsiysn—

iMytetteVT'ltsl Bisamans mm

ATTACHMENT NOTICK., Stat* of Iadlaae, VlgoBonnty, SB Oid**a Par mor n. Iara B*ad. OathsMth day of Aagaat, lS6S,th* PlaiatUT IMjrtth th* aStdaTit and bo ad to aatitl* him to aa Attaahmaat against th* iwdi aad chattels aaid .Dafcadaat. Said writ raturasd *x*cnM wmawi not fbuad. Wow

h*ar aad d*t*rmia* said cans*. Witaaat my hand and mi, thla 5th day of S*pt. 1S68. JAMBS W. WATTS, J.

M»8dlt-w3w

St,

ia flaa

aad lasartiagste Wide Ploaaciags, Choap Baads. Hai Assortmeat of

tmmo

r«ttsL»aaSty^yi*s8riiOt»IW SirtS-Sst

Patsnt

Iwa or kawry H|

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9m mU' 1

J. H. TCBHBB. BITBBBT. L. A. B.A MOBBIS.

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BDWABOS.

SALE CHBAP." •, -U

J. r. OULICK.

Q.EOCERY STAND FOR

SALE—HOUSE.—I wish ssll my House aad Faiaitur*—Ho. 18

Sooth Fifth street, lime in October, attdtr

'•ltd.: ish-

ittM

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Corner Sd A Walaat streeta.

AMUaiMCNTa.

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0r«B« 0oai»UMeBUi7 Beiett —or— MR.

Mftt. K1WAKB flifZ* —AT—

rOICOEDIA HAIL,

Tiesflfty l?eilag, Sept IMS

laasger

llowing e*ertteat, Programme:

THE WAIOKB81BB By Bobuberth. Snag by the farorlte Bisao, AB10M OBATF.

To followed by thoViaudsTille Burlaeque, The Coarseer |*ael«ve did uerernia smooth, 'Aller this 4raxb nin ivi vstHin, By Mr. A. GnUT aad Mr. aad Mrs. Edw. Taitz.

The' perfonai^Bce wilt coactadi wfth the aid*apUttiag Fererf^'. D1BAD COt AUTIL at7ojt&dk. CurtainrMsatSo'clook

AMfimaiilaaSw ...

f'-.t

has Mm

OTICE TO CONTBACTOBS Seated proposal* will b* raceWad by th* ClMBail of tho City of Tan» Hantv, at regular maatiag, for grading aad

Oheataat *tr**t, from Poatrh to So*

eatii i|mt« Bohia will bo nqairod for th* fatthfol p* rfbra aao*tf said work, la accordaac* with tne plana and s^aciflcatloos *B file ia th* ofice of th* City BagiB**r.

Th* OOUBCU r*s*rr* th* right to reject an that thay may da*m not in th* interest of

nananz

4 ff

ssal tar a Otrealar

SSIw-wSw

How to Hake Money! G*t Omcio di Maeemrtmi

or Sandwich Chaass,

Mow, PsMslaas fdWhal——a* Artlch, to apaa bnad, Msnttorisaat (Ukohasstr), a isuf aad aarivalM Lvaca Baaswica fcrasa la BssrSaleeea, Bar or Sample Beome, TaaaRi**, aad Isr Tsaielwa' Biaaoto. «a* Bapasts, lurui iBDSkawC

1^09 for CftMni DOOM lb. fleasi aai BIOSLT OlbDBDShowCard,aooatoly paakat aad rt|H pssBspwjS'to aam addrais.

MIMaidloooBatomaditottatoadfc V. B^.TbaOMI* di Maceanaii* pwtapia tia of Two Boa*a, at

Sap. S,d6ss.

N Qfjic* AUorda

•MDpsr Oa*o V«t Ossfc. B—Btaasss shsalt b* saal* Ot^sr* wh*n*wr thvoaabapieoasod.

NMSHS

aad oommaakalloB* shoaM bo addsssaad to

Iboaddm

UBWTV BT„ RBW IBil.

bid th*

Contractor to perform all tho r*qnir*m*nti of thoOoaacil ia making a good aad eabatantial work aad th* Conncil reaarra th* right totak* paasissloBQf th* work at any ttmo before com* platiaa if tho Contractor Calls to parform th* work inn aatlifactory akiDMr.

By ordor of tho Common Oeaacil, RICHARD STBOUT. Sep. 4,1868«dl0t U.j.:' Ctty Botftaar

JJISSOLUTION NOTICE. Th« C*-parta*rahip h*r*toforo *aiatlng iomrsssns' si^gsjsnx 1S8S, bymntnal oeassatTluiM MWrtU All oatataadlag acconnta will bo eollsctod, aad UablUtl** asaas^d, *y th* new

Haring this day associated onrsalrss nnder tho firm name of H. A. Dark Co.,«• shall soatiano tha bosiaess of Wholseala aad Istail D*alor* ia Drags aad Modlclaw. at th* old slaad aaUi Octlst, wh*a wo shaUyefoaad in tho aawaadoemmodlonastar* Mo. ICS Mala street, aeeoad room la Darning's Block, corner of MUth aad Mala Stroots. M. A. DAVIS,

S*pt7dSt-wlw J* JABEZ BIDD1

DRY GOOD*.

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LATEST ^NOVELTIESU.

AT PRICES THAT WILL

I I 8 S 1 I 1 I E S A

BEFORE SEPTEMBER

TUELL, BIPLMT A CO. 0 Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TERRS HAUTE, IND.

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At 85 coats apiece.

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BLBOBNT AND OHBAP

Pcrc«l«v. .•

MUSQUITO BAMm

A large Stock, bonght cheap aad sold cheap.

lailes' aad Ckllirea'a

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oontsandapwarda.oaWI la *®a»

RUTS' HALF HQgS,.

life

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tm Manz "iemsmd*

eenu and upwarda.^

n«« .tauihtt&m et otttmn Btll Trlraligs, BUilagh,

«ii Manelllei frba-

•lags, Batuas,

«arj I HowStyleeaadOnntTarioty.

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES^ To suit the times. or

US WKETl« dfc Ma*t Door to Davis' Drug Store.

*FOTICE TO FARMEBS.

for

«Ow. Sto, off** Is tm

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4# Ho

WflUf, oaai,MT8,a^

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Wo otiU coatUue to pay tho hlghss^rashprioo ,rft1M

Atoar.Wareheaoa oa Oaaal hoeia, holwoaa 3d aad S« Streeta.

ad Sd Streeta. JytNrSm SMTSBB* UHW: *1 H2Tv -sv .7» «HmaO npMMkJt