Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 September 1868 — Page 4

DAILY "EXPRESS.

tH:HKK-iiAUTIC, lXSriJ.

Friday Memlng, Sept. Hlli, l»«8.

BAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TBBBB HAUTB AND IlfDIANArOLIS. LSAV*. "BIV»--4.VI Expro** 6:35. "OI-IK ...Accommodation 10:60 A.M. frii I* S'.IV. Mail 4:00 10:26 r'.

Kxpress 11:00 p. *.

BT. LOOTS, ALTOK AND TKHBE HAUTB. 1EAT1.« 2 00*"" 6.45 A. Eiprew....* 2.00 A. *. 11:00 A..1M Mail and Kxprees 11:10T. ..Express.... »0.1S P. 4:10 r. *...Mattoon Accommodation... a.00 A. *.

BVAKBYILLB AKD CBAWFOKBBVILLK. ABRIVl. 6:40 A. Accommodation JJ 4:05 P. Mall 8:00

COL. K.

BOCKY1LLK BXTBNBXOK.

EV.

Republican County Ticket.

FOB STATE BF.NATftK, HARVKi' 1. 800TT, FOB P.EPRF.SENTATIVrS.

IsAAC N. PIERCE, KMBLF.Y HAMILTON. FOB CtEHK. JAJ/EH II. TURNER. run utiBvteu, (MORTON C. RANKIN.

F0K SHEBITT,™

NICHOLAS FILBEOK.I Fun BFAI. E8TAT8 APrBAIBKB. 7AMES B0RUAX.

FOB CoMSTSBIONEB,

BENONI O. TRPKBW'OD. 1 FOB frUHVEYOB, ALEXANDER C00PKK.

FOB COBOSF.B,

J.AV1D CHRISTY.

won AUSSSSOH—HARR180K TOWBSHIP, D. B. "VVKIB.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

For Rent—Grocery Stau-J. A Miserable. T/if".

THUMVSON sliil quite ill

He is unable lo meet Lis appointment at Ev&usville lo-day.

MAJOR

CARTER was in the city last

evening. He has triads six speeches, each two hours in length, in three days up in Parke county this we^k.

THE GERMAN GRANT CI.DE will m«et at the Turner llall to-morrow evening, precisely At 7 o'clock, participate in the torchlight procession. Livery one is requested to be present at tlie hour.

COUNTY

FAIR.

-The bale ot relresh-

uierit stands for the County Fair will take place at the Fair Grounds, to-mor-row afternoon at two o'clock. The terms are one-hall 011 day of sale, and balance the first day of the Fair.

THIS EVENING the ladies of the Fifth Ward will present the Grant Tanners of that "Ward a splendid silk flag. One of the ladifcfl will make the presentation speech, and 1. Is!. Pierce will reply. The presentation will take placo at the pole.

MAYOR'S OHURT.—A jury yesterday decided that Mrs. Bridget Riley should pay the sum of ton dollars and costs, in all amounting to $21, for the unlawful, as well as unladylike action of pummelling Mrs. McBride.

CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE—Hemings Cooper & Whitby's Circus and Trained Animals will exhibit in this city on Monday, Sept. 21st. This exhibition is highly spoken of by the press to where it has ex. bibited.

ATTENTION BOYS.—The several companies of Young Grant Tanners are requested to meet at the Normal School building, this evening, at half past six o'clock, for the purpose of making arrangements to join in the Demonstration Saturday night.

THEIR COLOES RUN!—The letters com. posing "Seymour and Blair" on the streamer attached to the Second Ward Democratic pole, all run together the first night after it was erected. Yesterday morning the inscription looked more like "Seymour and

Blur f'

WE are in receipt of the Sacramento Daily Union,

of the 10th ult., containing

the interesting proceedings of the opening of Sixth Industrial Fair of Mechanic's Institute, at Sac Francisco. Our former townsman Newton Booth, Esq., delivered the opening address.

i.-. POLK RAISING.—The Republicans of the Fifth Ward were successful in raising their pole yesterday afternoon, on the open space on North Eighth street, just across the canal. It is one hundred and fifty feet high—the tallest in the city.

Last evening a large audience assembled 011 the ground. Stevens' martial band was in attendance with souKstirring music. Col. John P. Baird led off in a few practical remarks, spoken in such common-sense way as to carry conviction to his hearers. lie was followed by Major Garter in a half-hour talk and he in turn by 1. N. Pierce, Esq. Brief remarks were also made by Messrs. Rankin, Turner, O'Rielly and Filbeck. It was an excellent meeting, full of euthusiasm and breathing tha right spirit.

Go SLOW.—On the night of the Palmer demonstration stones were thrown at the procession and into the crowd at the Court Rouse. Similar conduct has been observed on several other occasions. We are also informed that Demociatic crowds have been stoned. We do not beliove these stones were thrown by voters of either party, but think some idle and mischievous boys have chosen this sort of amusement. But, whoever have been the aggressors, they have been guilty of outrageously wrong and mean acts. They have causelessly endangered the lives of people who were only exercising the right of every citizen, and have .justly incurred the contempt and indignation of all firm minded men. This campaign is quite exciting enough without resorting to any other means than such as are con tldered honorable in political warfare. No cause can be helped by brutality or rowdyism. We hope all good citizens, irrespective of party, will unite in an earnest eftort lo put an immediate stop to everything that looks like insult to either party on the occasion of public demonstrations. Let us maintain law, order and public tranquility.

BAIXT A«AHr-!

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Col. R. W. THOMPSON, *0

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Terre-Haute,

Hon. H.P.H. BROMWEllL'

Illinois,

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Hon. W. P. FISHBACK,

Of Indianapolis, and other speakers, will

address the people at the I

COURT HOUSE SftUAftliJ

Saturday Evening, Sep. 12th.

GRAND

TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION

Will take place previous to the Speaking,

in which the Fighting Boys in Blue,

Tanners and various Township Organiza

tions will participate. 1= I

Let everybody come, hear these elo

quent Speakeis, and make this a demon

stration that will do honor to our gallant

standard bearers. $ «*'."# SMI15

TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION '.V --y AND

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ILLUMOATIOl

BY THE

FIGHTING BOYS IN BLUE,

TANNERS AND LOYAL CHIZfiNS,

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Saturday Evening, Sept. 12tb, 1868.

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The procession will consist of the "Fighting Boys in Blue of Harrison township, Tanners from each ward in the city, loyal citizens, and Grant .Troopers from each outside township. 1st. The right of the column will consist of Grant Troopers from Sugar Creek Fayette, Otter, Creek and Nevins township, formed hon Eight street, the right resting on Cherry. 2d. The centre of the column will con-. sist of Grant Troopers from Honey Creek) Prairieton, Prairie Creek, Linton, Pierson, Riley and Lost Creek, townships, formed on Ohio street, the right resting on 8th. 3d. The left of the column wiil consist of 1st Battalion of "Fighting Boys" of Harrison township, German Tanners of Harrison township, Tanner organizations from 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th wards, and loyal citizens, formed on Ohio street, right resting on 6th V, s^of] 4TH LINE or MARCH.

North on 8th to Chestnut, West on Chestnut to 7th, South on 7th to Main West on Main to 2d, South on 2d to Ohio East on Ohio to 3d, and from thence the entire column will move into the'Gourt House square.

All persons so disposed are requested to illuminate their houses along the entire line of march. 5th. All organizatione will be lin% and report at 7£ o'clock. The column will move promptly at 8. 6th. A beautiful regulation flag will be presented by the Fighting Boys of Harrison township to the largest outside township delegation.

The following persons will act AS Assistant Marshals, and report in person" at 7 o'clock at Union Headquarters.

Hugo Duenweg for German Tanners. Capt. John Haney ror 1st Ward Tanners.

Capt. John B. Hagerfor 2d Ward Tanners. D. C. Stunkard for 3d Ward Tanners

Charles. E. Hostfsrd for 4th Ward Tan" ners. E. B. Allen for 5lh Ward Tanners

FirBt Battalion Fighting Boys under .. ,, command of Major Wm. Mull. Council.

G. P. GILMDBS, Chief Marshal.

THOS D. HIGOINSON, recently a mom. ber of the| "White Boys in Blue," in a card|elsewhere asks the commanding officer of that organization to drop his name from its roster, if it has such a document. Mr. H. now trains with the "Fighting Boys in Blue." I

TANNERS TURN

OUT.—The Tanner

Clubs in each Ward are requested to meet at their respective Headquarters to-night at A o'clock, for the purpose of completing arrangements for the Demonstration on tomorrow night. The first Ward Tanners will meet at Mr. Robbins' Feed Store on 5th street. I ::m -it '.tdi-zsMti I

PROBABLE MUBDBB.—James Miller, a young man in the employ of Anthony Creal, was shot yesterday afternoon some eight or ten miles ncrth of this city, by Dr. Whittaker. Two balls entered the young man's hip, and a third entered the breast, glancing out at the arm, from the effect? of which it is supposed he will die. Dr. Hollingsworth, of that vicinityi gave the injured man such immediate attention as was necessary until the arrival of Dr. Link, of this city, who went up last evening. Dr. Whittaker came down to thi? city last evening and gave himself up to the officers. On a partial examination before Mayor Cookerly at ten o'clock last night, he was admitted to bail in the sum of $1,500 to appear to-morrow morning at nine o'clock, when the exajnination in full will take place.

Dnwri-A -iit.Ant, 4wo enter

prising young men. from New Y^rk^haTe taken the niw axM

elegant:store-' in Me

tropolitan Block,--No. 192 Main street, and are JUling-i^B sheWes smf counter" •with a very large stock of hats, caps and gent's furnishing goods. These gentlemen have come to stay, and have brought such selections of goods as show that they fully intend to build up a,firfct-cla£» trade. There Is room in our growing'city for this new accession, and .mom of the satne character:' 'The more dealers we have the more business will be done- -X). & S. should be heartily welcomed Mid encouraged. ,:P i-i

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A'WTTMBEB of new counterfeits on National Banks hkvp been put. in circulation. Several of them have made their appearance in this, region, The following are announced'. $10'^ on the Saratoga County National Bank, Waterford $10's on the First National Bank of Red Hook, New York $20*8 raised fron4$5's ori the Consolidation National Bank, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .$5'^on the First National Bank oif Louisville, Kentucky? .$10'$ raised to $50'e on the Tiog% National Bank, of Boston, Massachusetts $10's on the First National Sank of Bltairai New York $100 fl.pn the Central Nation^ al Bank of New York city $20« on the First National Ifsoik, of Indianapolis, Indiana $10's on the Second National Bank, of Cincinnati, Ohio $I9's on the Merchants' National Bank, of New York city $10's oji the National Exchange Bank, of Lock port, Now York $20's|on the Concord National Bank, of Concord, Massacbusette.

THE TROTTING RACES.—There was a very fair attendance yesterday, the ^rst day's trot at the Fair Ground, considering the inclement weather. The two mile race between Heenan and Loafer was postponed until S aturday, in consequence of the lameness of the fornper horse. The summary of the race yester? day is as follows 1st heat. 2d. 3d.

4 th.

Grit 1 2 1 Billy Cox 3 3 dis. Lady Haynes... 2 12 Lucy dis. Time 3:01, 2:59J, 2:59f, 3:00. The races for to day will be very fast and exciting. A pacing race, mile andrepeat to harness and to rule, will come off. Entries are as follows D. P. Bissell names r. m. Louise J. Williams names b. g. Peter Whet9tone J. Wilson names s. g. Roanoke.

1 2

To-morrow, Saturday, will be th® great race of the season, for a purse of one thousand dollars. The entries are as follows D. P. Bissell namos Billy Barr J. Williams names the celebrated Philarlel* pbia horse, Paint Breeze J. Wilson names s. g. Starlight, and if favored with good weather 2:30 will be beaten easily-

Same day, Saturday, tho 2:40 race will take place. Entries for this are as follows L. P. Tucker jiames ft g. John CHeenan, D. P. Bissell names Tuller's b.gLoafer S. Williams names b. g. Lucher.

Cars leave depot at 2 p. M. each day Fare for round trip 25 cents. bi

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STATE ITEMS.

at Rensselaer,

COL. NELSON, speaks Jasper county, to-day.

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COL. THOMPSON is billed for a speech at Evansville to-day.

DAVE GOODING is announced speech at Bra'zil Monday night,

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T" NewAlbanyXefogrthinki' 'strange indeed" that the State debt has not been? decreased more than $5,000,000, while the Republican party has controlled its finances! What then must be the public judgment on the Democratic party, which during fifteen years of continuous supremacy, not only failed to pay anything on the debt, but actually increased it mor» than one million dollars ?—Ind.

A MEETING was appointed for 1

inid by.jjtenubliqans township'of Polk. Our Republican friends had been on the ground but a short time, until it was made evident that a number of Democrats bad come to the meeting armed, Ind full of 'bad whisky,! with a determination to drive the Union men from the ground. Their first demonstration, after a considerable"amount of threatening had been indulged in, was the wresting of a Union flag from an individual who held it, tekfing -it iiHo 'riMonn/a7id stamping it in the dust!

A company of ,'Fjghting Boys in Blue were on the gronnd, and it was with the utmost difficulty they could be restrained from giving .these guerillas the thieabing they so rumly lleser^ed.

One of the Republicans, who darea to cheer for Grant and Colfax, was knocked from his horse, with a club in the hands of a Seymour and Blair Democrat, And wifila lying Hunned, beneath his animal's feet, was kicked and beaten so brutally that he has ever since been eonfined to his bed.

This is the second meeting at which tfae Republicans have been grosslyjnsulted, in Monroe county—a third attempt may be resented by the Union men.

This result can be traced almost directly to the inflammatory articles that have recently appe*jw£ Aft Bloomington Democrat,—Hloominglon Progress,

^Sl^yBWBAB Cheap

Gov. BAKER spoke at Union City iast night and will speak at Winchester, tor.

dfty

gt'J-JA-f

THE first joint discussion between Gov. Biaker and Senator Heoidricks occurs at Portland, Jay county, to-morrow,

INDIANAPOLIS contributes nine fresh recruits to the working^ f^rge^.of the Northern Penitentiary.

OUR State exchanges bring u9 "an* almost endless number of reports of Democratic attacks on Republican processions and meetings,

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dfiH usitToO

JOHN J. KERNER, of Spencer, EdWin Wehler, of Yanderburg, and Wm. L. Deming, of Bartholomew county, want to be brankrnpts.

TRACK-LAYING will be commenced' on the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Danville Railroad on the 20th of the present month.

Capt. Webb W. Casto for West and North townships. ters, Free and Accepted Masons, was reMajor O. J. Smith for East South cently organised at Danville, Hendricks towdships. county. It is designated as "Colestock

A COUNCIL of Royal and Selcct

Mas-

A PAISFUL ACCIDENT occurred at Centreville, on Wednesday, by the premature discharge of one of the guns used for firing a salute. Mr. John Macy, Recorder of Union county, and Mr. Mangran Cregrill, both of Liberty, had each A hand blown off. .. ,, 1

EVERXWHHBBthe people assemble in great numbers"to'listen to the speeches of Major W. W. Carter on the political issues of the day.. On Saturday night last Mi immense coneourse of people greet--ed him at our Court House, and listened to him with marked attention in a speech of over ah hour, oftimes manifesting their approval with the wildest applause. j'

Major Carter was followed by J. H. Cheadle, Esq., of Newport, in a few brief, earnest and pointed remarks.

Alike indications of approval greeted the Major at Annapolis, on Monday night. The faithful of old Penn turned: put in large nuabets filling the M. E. Chutch Well nlgh'to the' full extent of capacity.—Rockville

held in New .—New Albany Commercial. mt ZVI

d-lt. SAXTON & W ALMSLKY'9. r.- 1*' '.•••IH L= oQ Red Table Damask

d-lt. SAXTON & WALMSLEY S.

A CARD.

COMMANDING OFFICER OF "WHITE BOYS IN BLUE": Please drop my name from the roster of your organization, if you have any such thing as a roster. I intend to vote, with the rest of the true soldiers, for Grant and Colfax. THOS. D. HIGOINSON,

Late Private Co. G., 121st N. Y.

KNITTING COTTON in Balls or Skeins at Saxton & Walmsley's Trimming's Store, d-lt.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATTALION, FIGHTING BOYS IN BLUE. GenefSl^OrderNo.

The Battalion will assemble this evening at 7J o'clock at Headquarters for transaction of business relating to parade on Saturday evening. A "punctual at. tendance requested.

By command of IT AM sr C. F. GIL ORB, Id Lieut. Colonel Oomd'^. J. Kui'PKNHBiMER, Adjutant.

BLACK YBLVBT RIBBONS every No. at the Trimmings and Notions store of d-lt. SAXTON & WALMSLEY

If healthy persons are exposed to iun usual and continued exertion in confiped air, or under the-heatof tbooan or'io'the influence of depressing watchfulness by traveling, and change of diet and waler,

rank river bottoms &f the West and South, there can be no doubt but a care ful use of

GET your FLANNELS^/pe the,winter at Cost prices from d-lt. Q^SAXT^N &*WALM8LEY

CHILDREN'S SKIRTS in all lengths at Weiz's Skirt Factory. dwtf. e:fifrr7

dollars

Republican.

its

IT'S no use talking any more this is the biggest thing of the season—it's the finest political display I ever witnessed in this part of the State,'' exclaimed an old citizen of New Albany last night, while speaking to us about the immense Republican meeting held at the Republican headquarters' on PearF street. We have attended meetings whare there were more devices in the way of display, but never have we attended a political meeting where there Was more genuine entiiuBiasm manifested, or where there was a showing of more earnestness and zeal. In these particulars, as well as In regard to numbers, the noting last night exceeded any night meeting that has been )w Albany since 1860, by either

Bur your

Journal1.

TUB Copperhead organ for the Second Congressional District remarks that "the magnitude of the national debt is not easily comprehended However that may be, it is easy to comprehend the in-^ famy and guilt of the leaders of the Democratic party, who attempted to destroy the Union, in revenge for their defeat $0: I860, and thus involved the country in, a debt whoee magnitude they can not naiw comprehend.—Ind. Journal.

riaHtw. 1 w! 2 if. fTitf --rAwtf,

ufts-

day, September 1st, at Gray's Tanyard, inPolk township, by the Republicans.?— Judge Hughes, Judge Buskirk, the Glee Club, the "Fighting Boys in BlueM and a number of citizens left Bloomington for the meeting on the morning of the day designated. It is estimated that there were near 1,200 persons on the ground-^ a larger meeting than was ever before

A few casaB of aaorted goods,

the forerunners of a fine fall Stock, arrived for Tuell, Ripley & Co'sn yesterday. Among them are Bome nice cloth Cloate a few piocea of plaid poplin, "black Thib-et-Shawls, silk Fringe, and some cheap Serges. A. fine line' of alt kind* of Dfy Goods will probably be annooncod tha last of this week.*1

HARD TIMES and a close money market compel men to use economy in the porchase of wearing apparel^ abundant expe rience demonstrates that the best is the cheapest. If you *wt personal evidence of this fact oall and leave your measure at Bannister's, No. 79 Main street

'-'tKcw •.-) ouj -. lag j&itr

"""BEST 30'Spring Hoop Skirto, at T6 cetftst Weiw's Skirt factory .'s dwtf 11 rt'V

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by phj'«iclans for Dyspeptics, on account 6f its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. mgl5'd3m.

NICE SOBGHUM AT^. dtf. C. I. RIPLBY'S.

AUCTION..every day and night at GREINKR & FORREST'S, dtt^^ Corner 3d and Ohio streets.

A NEW JAB for spiced and preserved Fruits, at C. I. BlPlII 8j

4*f-« ia**

WAMTBD—All kyids of Fnruiture, new and second-hand, at Greiner & Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio streets, strjj dtf

SrENCER's Improved Self-Sealing J?rhit Jars, only Two Dollars per dozen,:at Brown & Melvfa's, No. 62 Main street. dtf

SHAKER RUSSETS.—These extra nice Potatoes can be had wholfleaie or retail: at RIPPETOE &

FOB

.j^There

are man^constitutions so inherently de fective in energy as to derive groat bene, fit from a moderate use ef pure liquor combined with such vegetable medicines and extracts as enter into the composition of Roback's Stomach Bitters, and there are macy situations in which even the healthiest derifre additional|ssquri^ from its ac casional use.

Roback's Stomach Bitters W'th

the food wouW suwlj£ b£ th£j means of warding off actual disease and enabling them to bear up unaffected j»here, without the Bitters, the/ would likely have to succumb the disease. They strengthen) tone and invigorate, aid digestion and increase the appetite, ^^^ell-dwlm

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A CHEST of the finest Japan Tea- just received at Foote's Tea Store, 60 Main street.

dwtf

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BOGUS CERTIFICATES, manufactured to order, are often published in praise of some worthless hair preparation. "Bartett's Vegetable Hair R^tOTatiye" idoes not need to resort to such means, for' its merito-are t66 l»ell known aid appreciated.—

Nt F. Sunday DisggicL

by going to Shannon,, at 63 Mftin

street,

buy a Stove or" Wheat Drill. He

is bound to sell. Opposite Old Court House. dlmwlm ^•gwvTh.is ,--— i.

F. F. DEDBBKT, A. M. M. D., Homoeopathic Physician, Surgeon and Aoeoucheur begs leave to announce that he has permanently-located in Ten* Haute for the Practice of Medicine in all its

Referentre^^Righ^lEiv. tlishop Talbot, D. D., Rev. Mr. T. M. Martin, J. S. Beach, Esq, W. Rggertj M. D-, Indianap

olis. Office, No. If&'Tffain' street, over Eppinghousena Marble Works,™. Residence, southwest corner of Ohio and Sixth street tc*

Do NOT pay high pricBB for comnion Hoop Skirts, whan you can buy the best quality at factory prices, at.Weisz'4 Skirt factory, opposite Potfcfltca. dwtf .KfwS i»*j&

afe as »8W?«»*W

am MVS a sr. ara&m

the best variety -of Fruit Jars, go

to Brown & Melvin's. 30dtf

SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS Hazard's Powder. Eley's Wads and Caps.» New York Shot, at^wB'i dtf AUSTIN, SHRYEB & Co'a.

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

FANCY DYEING,

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

LEMONS by the box, and old Potatoes tt $1,00 perbushei, at Ray A

AUSTIN

1 w.

CASH BUYBBS can save from

two

ten

GRIGSBY, successors to ft

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

YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE commence# its next session Monday, '31st inst., in rooms over the New National State Bank, corner of Fifth and Main streets.. Prof. Spencer will be assisted by Prof. Bosworth in the natural sciences and by other Competent teachers in the various departs ments. 27d3w. -i

LOOK TOV YOUR INTEREST.—Austin, Shryer & Co. against the wor^d for cheipe»t Hardware. Give them a trial, dt irm:

'ALEXANDER Kid Gloves, 1,50 Alexander Duchew^Kid Gloves (Lace Back) $1,75. "Theljest goods in the market., at the price. New arrivals at C. Wittig & 'Co\ 73 Main street. dtf

J. LOCAL NOTICES.^ L3 ...

CM^s Ikmia

r«Mr Jftuiua'a usa m*. TKBQ. This plaia Mwrtion la Moml by atftcal men of the ki^at nuk who .daily pmeHM this Bittm.ta tUt frtnto fiicMi«. It will drive euf ^ttA ^litefi^VlwHwi aad tbrtJ^y th* aytaai agiiit thatr iKn.1 I* "ail Mai of tha Stomach, KUaajp, I4var, Aowala. Iaa(a and Heart, work* Ufc»*ch*m, aad aSMds ialidtal* wlH.vUh tt'#S» fcetli wiw ttofattet curad mot*

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OrjMtl nurniii# now preparad to fQrnUh th* pabUe with claar ba^fthy 'Bi«r ai^ Sjjrtiif tea fcr tha P*4•on, lit low retail Two wa^oa«#fll r«ft daUy and supply all BttilnaM House* aid Prtrat*

ilie*. Ordsra lirftaTthi FoM Olit,' With Ash McDonald, or at .tha \Taihinjton Sriooa, wHl meat with prompt atUntlOB. Tho*a wishinga pure, heafthj article of rs«, wdl to ordar from aJfodcm

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.! .illi1.! I

til

GOODS of all kinds, sold at auction, at dtfi

.nu TGBBRNER & FORREST'S.

COVCEHTBATED1X9100 For ttw LaaaAry.—rnt (Mi Oxmlii'AeU.—9n OsftttMA* A Patent Pocket Piocushoo or Im*] Bag

NI uca Twnm OHT aox.

Far Sate by aU raapec table €hroc«n aadOnuMa. ly»»w«m

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FOd HE NT.

QKOCBRY STAND for RBNT.

The itock and fixtarai of a jod paying grocery itand. Attached to he (tore area number of rooms, moit comfortably arranged for a family or a boarding hoai'e." for particular* apply «arly to Mr. KLWELL, at B. 8.

29dtf

mn.

Co's.

Nos.,1 aad^Dowling Hall

2-dtf Mm I '-?z—?

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WANTED.—:A

gcod

Pastry Cook at

the fNational House—no others nfced apply. Good wages wiU^be paid. .* tf

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

DON'T FOBGET to call at No. 79 Main street and leave your measure for one of those fine business suits. Bannister has just opened a fine stock of. neif goods, fresh from the eastern market, and prom* ises to give his customers "fits." 9-d3t. X*.J r. .V

AN ASSORTMENT of French Gilt and Alabaster Ornamental Clock^at John Freeman's, No. 5 Wafren Block. idtf

FRESH

FORfive

VEGETABLES ever

very day, at 01J lOdtf

Ray& Bailey's. lJL/1

SWAP

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SCOURING AUD

lesto

PAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still contina1 clean and color all kinds of ladies' ind gentlemen's wear in any fashion shade also has a practical tailor eng to repair gent's clothes in the neatest

..w' and lionable snga^ed st style.

NOTICE OF CHANGE.—£. R. Robbins having removed his business stand to 6th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his austomers with Garden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed Ac. Give him a call dtf E. ft. ROBBINS.

GROVEB & BAKER Sewin Office, No. 196 Metropolitan "Block, east Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, |9l11 kinds of Threads, Needles and part* of Machines for sale also, niw and improved Grov^r & Baker §ewing Machines always on Ean^ cd for

Jiale

by.

dtf A. CANTWELIJ.

To THB TRADE.—Wards celiabrated Paper Collars and Cuffs.

The Dickens. The Black Crook. The Prince of Wales? Gents reversible linen finished cleth lined Cuff. C. WITTIG & Co. 73 Main steet, Sole wholesale Agents. Sold at list price, five per cent off. dtf.

r-N*srrixl fo-

Oox Sou**. 1b again

comiag in pouenioB of my property I will offer the same for rent on' reaaonable term*. lldtf MBS. BBOWN.

I?OR RBN'f—Two good business J? Boomi, #Ut Cellara aa4a nit of room* to eaoli. lo the aecond itory, la the Odd Fellowt Bnildiag, on Third (treat, near tMPafcllo

JK A. BUBNET. B. A MORRIS.

FOR SALE. "-4 SALfr-^DWELLim-

Bockiagham affar* hia dwelling corner of Ohio'and Seventh street*.

hoase, on the corner for sale. For tho termaen^aire of

7dlw K. EDWARDS.

FORlell

SALE—HOUSB.—I wish to my Honte and Farnifnre—No. 8onth-Ftfth street, time in October. a22dtf

Will give pOMeaaion any MRS. B. j: itBTCjLhr.

SALB.—CoTTAfljc HOUSE neat and cheap little home in one of the

UOE Am

healthiest locat ion* of the cit. Apply to O. I: BIP

IIPLEY.

SALE.—HOUSE and LOT —Situated corner of 18th and Eagle street* r, and sni

Enqnlre jelldlm

contain* rooms, well, cistern, cellar, and inp plied with all kind* oi shrubbery. Bnqalre on the preml-e»-

T7IOR SALE—SSWINO MAOBINX J? Having purchased a Singer Sewing MaI wish to dlspoM of a Whesler WUsoa aaiag. It is.la good

chlMt Machine that I have b*ea art order, and one of th* bast. cash. Si

WOT be aoldfor V25, SABAH B. KIS&B,

Sdtf Corner 3d A Walant street*.

J, P. MoDONALD, (Sucoeasor to A. A. AaKOLn) .» *-t0 DaAUM.ni"3 Books! Magaztnes,

Stationery, &o.,

Fosc Orrioc LOUT ....^Tcau HAOta, laa NoTlSdly

The Ml. AobuTB Yonng Ladies' 1 mSTfTUT® Witt open it» Tv/tntf-Fifth (kaio* Sept. itth.

IU Board of Instructor*, and facilities for thorongh oonrie of education are nnrivall*d by any ilmllar 8chool in the country.

For Catalogue* or information add reaa,

.1. aa.

21dlm aS West Fonrtt-st., Cincinnati, O,

Successor to W. HowAan UAKHINS,

No. 70 Cherry street, between aat tk Us, House and Sign Painting, Wagon and CVrriag*Palnti(ig and-Taptr Hang' "iBg, doa*iB the beat of style.

Oood material nsed. AU work warrontsd to give satisfaction. Give ma a oall hafoc* going fiSewhere. JyldSm

'CIDER YINBGAR. I i1 ,T^ ^5.4--.'* f. For sale in qnantitie* to suit pnrchaaers. Frio 99 and aO centcptt.gaUon, accordiBg to quantity

-vrolrCB TO CONTBACIOBS 1* S«jll*^. proposal* will be rao*ir*d by th* Common Osnbctl of th* City of Terr* Bant*, at their next regular meeting, for gradlaC an# graveling .Chestnut street, from Foutrh to

A IOHKRAMJS LIFE Why Mdkr waaa BohiMMMIiriit BlMtnila win raraly Mia jut IWj MI b*

(Hta

SIT

enth street. Bbndi will b* required for th* Mtbhl performanca of said work, in accordance with the plans and specifications on file in the office of th* Olty Engineer.

Toe Council reserve the right to reject any bid that th*y may dMaa nbt in th* IftUrwt of th*

&* Contractor to o*rform all tU* reqoirsmsat! of the Council in making a good and •ubctantial work aad the Council re**rv* th* right to UKa pcsseaiionof the work at any time b*fbr* camp)etiaD if th*. Contractor Ml* to perform th*

BICHABD STBOOS.

Sep. 4, l«w«dwt Oity BogiaeSr.

MILLINERY.

all kiad* .of Milttasry OooA sold at OOS1 dnrl&g.tha Wlnter month*, at Mra. fl. Abbott**,

Ite the Poet OSoe. D*clidtf'

ANT0R Instrumental and Veeal Mule. Order* l.ft at Liadaman's or Katseiibach'* fir

JAS.

rt CJ

Bailey's.

B. MAG&ERTY a a THUDS'

Tin, Copper and Sleet Wan«

SlateSdMetallic Roofers,

Aad Haaufaotnrars of

Gakanlzed IronCornlee,. -jst *s Ja %*l

WlldOW Caps*

)t ax r*?**

aaai A I

-t

Moth Patches, Freckles and i"an.— Th* only Bellabli BOTedy-W th4e di»4 colorations on th* flw* 1* "Ptaai'i Mora iSA FaccuB IJOTIOH.*' Prepared only by D». B. 0. PniT, 49 Bond St.. Sew Tori. Sold everywhere. chZT-emeod fr'" ii ~'e i.

JS*.

vtttwju

^73. T.

-Si

*1"

\itmb

fuI Ynj

obtaiiad fro«a mfj div

b$s ins*-**

.ars^ vt- /-M-J

mvlkb*T*

1 •,$ iifcyi A A ».- rt

Fa*

ui.fp*

-at

Al MMSaf P1SVMTAT1VI Ia warth a aoand a cara. F*rar aad iiu caa b* pie natal ia all ollmalaa aad ia all coaatltattoap hy tha —eta at as* of Bofcaok'a Hto—eh Bittan, aatl aft-UmM tha vary worat oaaea have timalr oa*. FWMaaUviatfai dHUMNr h* wlthoat ttia

i/'-.',.#?(?•-• tt-i

FOUND

That after repeated trial* of oth*r remcdlee. BoWok's Stomach Htttn, Blood FariS*r aad Blood Fills ar* tlm beat madictaei extant to cur* ISiawi for which th*y ar* r*comm*ad*d. mean M*

mieI

INDIGESTION

,n\

Sqaaxe

Term* reaionable. Enquire of asqauM xqhsur- toa j. H. TDBNBB.

A Wi **:, *ett "fwt

MARRIED

c4u tm tok«ft daring til ii«|M of pnguncf with

I.-

a A

fefcSirfT

SOROFULA

Aad all diee*se* of th* blood, and all erap Issasss of th* shin, Old Sarsa, Tumon and Ofc axiaiagfrem whatever cause, caa be permaatatly cured by the use of Dr. Roback's Blood PoriSer aad Blood Fills.

bs* t**c jaaiii'.)

UNPRINCIPLED

Dsalsrs often r*camm*nd oih*r bitters bscaus* thayhav* not Roback's. W* deairato caatlon th* afflicted against purchasing any of th*m buy B*b*ch's Stomach Blttars aad aoa* otb*r, it yon would combat dis*a**« succ***fnlly.

IWANTBD.

All persons troubled with Costiv*a**s or Constipation of th* Bow*la to buy Boback'* Pills they •oatala ao mtccury, ar* panly laeetable and work lik* a chini can b* taken with *aMy by persons of allag**, and ia all'condition* of life.

DRY GOODS.

Caapalgi Year!

-m '--5 •saO: ct

XTSlllli «'II

salW

General Order No.

S .5"»vs£Ii»woi ,%atW .•-.'»'»! ,3X1R V1AI7 .n' .•-! 1 .*

1 Hiw*«« elOOJi

but

efiaain

tt jh,

FLANNELS!

A CO i, CTtJ b» I

:*fi"

6vtterlflgr le*

•••Weaw

HOT AIR FURIf ACES

187 Malto StreH, !"?C'" Terre Haute, Ind. adaun '.iSO nr.'.? -:3W vm* Work'done In ali part* of th* coantry on ahort notto. *nd rtMsanable Arm*. mayi2

i«w

MERICAN LIFE- INSTIBJ\.

A^ct^coJttAN^':"^ y^, "56'J ei" firntumBiirmUi::

Dividends, Fifty par cent, A—gaily. Jh* Aaoiaan ccnnm*ac*d baalaeaa ht 1840, aad it therefor a one cjUy olte^ as w*U*^«a* of tha

ttfj tat aad liaTBatM aad TSkrm* of Iasataseo aMlsslow and accoiaaMdatiag jM thd*e of any other

1«.. -TVAiaSHOOK.

u.-iJt

oheto»8 tit cA^st-Tt.c .isiiafr&id aim* nm

Friee» i^tbelftU 1^68.

iM% irk im is .. ft MP if A.. «OJOO

Fall Stock new Opening tK«* Sata SZ iSIB isA .r*4to aacr 1 -UU.U

X'J i'.b

«rfi i»ro s!

*?Zi!

AT THA 1 eeS .*! ic9 ii4M

•.»

BIMG CASH STORE

,a8 a»»rfr irT

^:rSo5"iirYKj

DMMSS GOODS/

tjt£

araUia

rnnflRTA "HTO t'"* -ft! j^JN%fXJLOAnS I iiis&t

DOMESTICS!

JJStS

TICKS! a

».r«tua

Jo bio -ttnil -i SXB1PMS

TU:

lrom

-7 «tf 'j tSA pnuna.'. **»*&!«£ is" *C. &C.

w.}

Also a larg* and wSll

ort*4 Stock of

CARPETS

Of all kinds'

OIL. CLOTHS,

DRUGGETS,

Witt tail Wiafev Fttptrs,

Ldoking Glaiw«,

o?«

tii tt

tiiirorf

—1

is,-/. t»'* 3

B1 MEMBER

LOW PRICES

""Ifffte order for the Fall K.JTT. t'.-' .- .. -J." -U—Af '.'4

btck

MEROHANT

TAILORING.

FALL TRAEE, 1868.

1 ft 5

FAM ri'iftiiT

m*s*.

BANNISTER

*18 NO* HECKKVINU UI8

VALLAND WINTER STOCK!

^'JOONSISRRAO IN PABT, OF FINB

TRENCH and ENGLISH

CISSIMERES

ANE-r-.",r'!

C1IEVOIT

N X*1*',

for Pysp*psi*. aad th* parent eh'* Stomach Bitt*n tuwia

Is hut aaelhsr ofaaayiil*. Boback wine glass tali doses, dtactly alter each meal, will earalr *ST*ct a pcrmamat cur*. Do not tak* our word for It, hat try them. iliw 5S* 5t -.s'.litf

»ot

-FOB T'tS)

BUSINESS SUITS.

BLACK, BROJIX, BLVE, DAHLIA, AND SILVER FOX^

BEAVEHSf

riy.i.

I!.,?a%- .a

-.Hi.to.ii

And for a"Ffne Auorfm.nt' of Black an I Golorad

Cloths and Doesk In Cassimeres.

j*, bkaiitifil STYLES

tive

leers,

Of AMERICAN CASStMKRE? of all gWa** i»d prloee. •.tw. ute jsnwx mn a:, ,tsis»«tt ji-ik-iwsiai

.(/.

«. UJti

i*l

Also kept constantly on hands good sssortsaent .. K-l OF

",u"

Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerch'f*, Suspenders, Ties,

£c.f

SHIRTS,

A W #.« 4* B. ,#SsOf the beet quality, made to ordejj^

A Good Line of I "Milf ,il

Woolen Shirts,.. Knit Jackets, Shawls.

1 's [A few NiceOnee.J

^•SfrStodVaUse*., ii I I 4SY* 1 'Hi-pat^ IA

nut.

BLA I

Still superintends the Merchant Tailoring Department, and guarantiee aper fret fit, CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW,

Are cordially invited to call at

loanaoo

BANNISTER'S, .I No. 79 Main Street.

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io »si

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N' -itb&t f-i i«si) imtt

6BAND OPEJTIlie

9» la «3sEsst at «a

futmW

:*si a- a a ud vmm

DOWD & SLATE'S

ISTKW METROPOLITAN ..w-i? zff,r fix

"Soij -tti Jv.a

Hat aid Cap Store,

In Metropolitan Block,

Ills'} fee* a sM lo

imam oi"

riarw »-i» t,*siIdS5 StlTCCt. »Si (%*qv.

v» .,-ia^ee«taKt io

NEW STORE

%ei

TRiMMnrQSi

NEW GOODS I

*J «as

m&inT

.« ,-..r ..tj

.tM.

Latest arrival from New Tot of Fall Styles of Hate, Caps, Furs and Gents Furnishing Goods. *S4H suti aotvT

Xftiii Jeaw to *4: Itfuti mv£ii seai^

Th*aubacribara would r*sp*etfullj anoouns. to th* citizens of Terre Haut. and vicinity, that they Will open th* ST0RB, 192 Main Street,

Thursday, September 10th,

With an eBtir.lT Mew 8tock of ||j tea,.-••-.''•if* noise

'it, 3a»».t •..»«* -iS

HATS, CAPS, FURS,

4tt «jsia-nri5 v.il

Hath %U

tws«i

jtidS

••Mt-xmm-Jt-4- mkur aisti

Gents' Furnishing Goods!

Slnct from Mew Tork, which they offer to the public at pries* that

DEFY COMPETITION!

ajiwyoj wU «e«s«w

44 sm$ mi

flats for the Largest MaiC Hats for the Snalleat Boy bT Hats for all, both Great 6 Small!

a.?^

mTikMOB

.•wfefafi. -i li Mf1 KI IMB

Alao, a Full Lme of Oents Purniahing Goods, Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers, CUIEB,

Collars, &c., &c.,

.t.Jiii,?! ef{ M-V.

«.o*

t&rn'W tmni

They hare made arrangements with one of fh« large*t hou*** in New Tork, and will receive from a Stock of

LADIES iO FURS sum .hrV.-ir „~.la tiaw for tha srr.ia

Fall and Winter Trade! »Cl,* KitS ifc!A COME ONE COME A.LL!

Aad axamin* tkalr Stock, and th*y wiU awk* it

FOR YOUR INTEREST

TO PUBOHA81 OF THEM.*^^ DOWD & SLATE. df tba &

.«t

Terr* Hante, lad., Sept. 9r 1660.

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