Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 September 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY EXFRESS

TKart *C N A I -TTH.. IND.

Wedneadaj Morning, Sept. 10th, IS«8.

Republican Ticket.

FOB I'BKUIMEKT,

GEN. ULYSSES S. GRANT, Of Illinois. FOB VIFT-PRESIDENT,

SCHUYLJSH COLFAX, Of Indiana.

IrGIt OOVEEHOE,

COL. CONRAD JiAKEJt, of Yanderburgb. FOB MECTENAHI G0TEEKOE, Cut. WILL CCAIJJACK, of Decatur, yea blcBETABl or STATE. IIAJOB MAX. Y. A. HOFFMAN, OFc»S«.

FO*

AtJDlTOB or STATE.

AlAJOB JUUN D. J1VANS,

of Hamilton.

rja TBEASCRER OP STATE,

ENEBAL NATHAN KlilBALL, of Martin. yOH CLFllK or THE

el'PBEME

COVBT,

COLONFI. 'CUSOL'UKK W. McCuY,

Olurk-'

FOB IlEMBTtHTHE SVPhtHE COCHT Cclouul jAJlts ts. IIL.AC'K, of

Alarion.

FOR ATTOWEy UEUfBAL,

x,. K. WlLWAHbOH, of l'utnain. R, ARRVBIM-'NNR--

RCM/IC £F 6TBUCTI0"

BAltN-viJAs i.'. UOflite, 01 Wayne, FOR FJ ET"R5

tAR«5n,

THOMAS H- hKLHUli, ol \igu, N JAM IN *. CLAVl-OOL,,.' BENJAMIN *. WAvuub.i. Fayette, rou riFrT'.R, HXTH MSTRK'T,

CAPTAIN h. K. HOSK,

Lawrence.

COLONEL .K'LLK T. H31U I1,

of Greene.

rCR CO.NaRE88,

MAJOR W.W. OAfcXElt, ol Clay.

ROB JCUOE COTKI OF COMMON' PLEAS, 10TH JUDICILL 18TBICI, Hf.N. BAMtlEL F. MAXWELL, of Parke. JOB PBCBECrrlKI ATIORSTT COMMON PIF.A8 CODST.

I.V. W HUMOKY..

BRICK PoMEROT is to take the stump in Pennsylvania this w«ok. If there had been any reason to doubt ahaadsome Republican majority there in October, ibis would settle the mutter.

One Currency for All.

"We publish in this issue an article from the Gettysburg (Penn,) Slur and Sentinel, supposes to have been written by Hen. Et McPHERSOU, clerk of the House of Representatives, which shows conclusively, that tne Jaw providing for tha paynrstiH of interest on fivettwenty bouds in gold, v.'es voted for by all the Democratic members of the House of Representatives bat two, and ih&t but for their unanimity in favor of gold interest, we should have had "one currency for all."

It vlUbe observed that YOOP.HKES who is now traveling about the country howling for ''one currency," thon cast his vote for "gold for the bondholder" »nd '-Lincoln rags" for the people. So did HOLui.1T. another Democratic candidate for Congress, who now goes for the BRICK POMEKOY financial plan, and so, too, did PENDLETON, who not long before had compared greenbacks to CAIV, and described ihetn ft" "fugitives and vagabonds in the earth aud with them yoted the traitor VALLANDIOHAM who was worit to display his contempt for the ''1'ugitivos and vagabonds," by holding up to hid audience a twenty di 1 ar gold piece in one hand, and a soiled greenback in the other, as examples, respectively of the "good old Demccratic tiim*," and the era of "rag money" introduced by tlie LINCOLN administration.

Just at this lime when the long-afflict-ed anil very sick Democracy are suffering under the terrible "dispensation" from Main, McPHERSON'S article is somewhat cruel, but we recommend its general perusal by the invalids on the principles of Allopathic practice.

C'A MPAIGK JVO TEH.

A PRIVATE letter from a prominent citizen of Kentucky Bays: "The Union men of Kentucky look to the action of the Union men of Indiana in the coming election with the same intense feeiing of anxiety that they did during the war.— The patriotic manhood of your people was fully brought out then and we earnestly hope it may he as fully alive in tha political struggle now upon the country. Xue main points involved in the war are to be fought over in the coming election, and we, in Kentucky, devoutly pray for success, as nothing short of P. great Union victory will give us ponce anu quiet."

THE Republicans have won brilliant triumph in the Territorial election in Colorado. Denver, the Capital, which last year elected a Democratic Alayor, now gives Bradford (Rep.) for Congress •221 majority. As far as heard from Bradford was ahead by 500 majority, and the Chairman of tbe Republican Central Committee estimates his majority in the whole Territory at SOO to 1,000 At the last contest for Congress the vote waa as follows Republicun 4,458 Democratic 4.046

Majority 467 'ihat majority is now doubled The contest was animated, and each party did its love! best,'' but the Grant man came out f:n- ubeai, as will be the 0880 this fall in ail the eiec'tions. except in'Kentucky aid titer Kr. Klui-'ridden States.

"V EHMONT "'^eniiti tbe September elections. It lrcicnseu iis Republican majority iTev Mo:f.ic. and Colorado followed suit. The Pma Tree Stato' has Come with tier vastly increased majority "Fcr Geaeisi OR*at »r.ACOLFAI. T^O."

The great peace current is sweeping over the country, and everywhere bringing the people sqaareiy up to the great 'lsi Peace or ar. Then comes Grant ar.d victory.

WK learn from an Eastern paper that there is but one Democratic voter iu Goshen, Addison county, Vermont, and he is shaky. This year be was advised to vote as usual, that they might have one Democratic vote to record,and ho replied:

Very well, I guess I will do so, but all h—I can't keep me from voting for Grant and Colfax in November" Hj? vAe

Wft3

deposited for Edwards, while Page received eighty-four ballots, in the township, an increase of twenty-one.

AN" Irish Republican, residing near Boscobel, Wisconsin, says the jlpoeal, was recently waited on by several of his countrymen, who, in insulting language and threats of violence, demanded that he should discontinue taking the Irish Hepublic, which supports Grant and Colfax. He proposes, nevertheless, to take and read such papers as he chooses.

IN 1SC5 Andrew Johnson organized a bogus State Government, conferring a monopoly of the pleclivf francise 011 th« rebels. The people of the North have not forgotten the use thoso robels made (f their power. The black code which they onactwl practically re-eHiWished i-la very in the State. The tyranny thej oxercised over the colorod people was perfectly hellish. But they called it "carrying out the principles of constitutional liberty." Having voluntarily deprived themselves of the privilege of taking par in the entuing election, they are now wild with anger, because they cannot vote for Seymour and Blair, and a renewal of the

rebellion. THE Cincinnati Times is getting to be refreshingly frank. It thinks there is no use of any longer concealing from the Kuklux Democracy the fact that they are going, going, and will be gone further up Salt River than any party was ever before transported.

The naked cause of this great popular uprising for General Grant is found in thRt Democratic madness which forbids learning anything from the bloody experience of four years, which has proved utterly immedicable by adversity, and which now deliberately appeals to the people to countenance defiance of law, and to 6upport the grossest outrages ever perpetrated against human nature and the rights of a free people.

True Democracy being tilled up with the most ignorant of our population, have sadly mistaken the spirit of the American people, who are too intelligent to be very

so in led into another civil war. Southern secessionists played with the grossly ignorant mass of their own section, and declared the l*to civil war. Southern Democracy i3 now enrolling the same ignorant men, whom an opportunity has transiormed into demons, and Northern Demecracy is cc-opt-rating with them.

The intelligent majority see these facts, and are rallying for Grant, Liberty and Peace in overwhelming numbers.

IT IS gratifying to observe that the scurrilous abuse of General Grant and other leading Ropublieans with which some Democratic papers opened the campaign. has been partly checked by the discovery that it does not pay. Men of sense, like Mr. Pendleton, have sternly rebuked it, and have paid high tributes to the character of General Grant, and even tho lower clase of blackguards have been forced to see that their slanders recoil upon themselves,

Wi£ trust that our State Contral Com mittee will give the State a thorough overhauling, and have every man enrolled. Vermont and Maine were thus made jo increase their vote and it is thus we must work here. There is too much at stake. Carelessne is a crimo. Just de" feat the Secession part}' this time, and either they will go out of sight or ftbatv don their treasonable manoeuvres and swindling platforms. They will learn that for them, the war has indeed been a failure.

Tlie Joint Gubernatorial Debate. A dispatch to the Indianapolis Journal gives the following account of the second joint discussion between Gov. BAKER and Senator HENDRICKS which occurred at Peru on Monday

The second meeting between Governor Baker and Senator Hendricks to-day, at this place, was the occasion for one of the finest meetings ever held in this section of the State. The weather was as beautiful as could have been wished, and the attendance fully eight thousand. Prom tbe noise made when the distinguished gentlemen were introduced, the proportion of Republicans to Democrats was probably five to three.

vote aye, the rest nay- Had the bill become a law in that shape, there would have been butane currency for all.

The bill went to the Senate, whore it wan uinandod so as to mako these notes a legal tender for all demands duo to and from the United States, "except for interest upon bonds and note*?, .jfbich shall bo paid in coin."

Eebruary 29, the House voted on concurring in "this amendment making interest paynblo in coin, and it was concurred in yeas 88, nays 55. But two Democrats voted nay, Joseph Daily or Pennsylvania, and Thomas E, Nuell of Missouri, both ©f whom jvere war men. Every other Democrat present voted to concur in the Senate's amendment and to make the interest payable in coin. (See House Journal, 2d sess. 37th Cong. p. 332.

The Pennsylvania Democrats who so voted, were Ancona of Berks, Biddle of Philadelphia, Johnson of Northampton, Lehiuen of Philadelphia, nnd Wright of Luzerne.

Among tha Democrats of other States who voted to mako the interest payable in coin, wore English, of Connecticut Holman, Law, and Voorhees,ibf Indiana Coy, Noble, Nugen, Pendleton, and Yallandigham, of Ohio and Knapp, and Robinson, of Illinois.

There were forty-live affirmative Democratic and forty-three Republican votes. There were fifty-five Republican negative votes. The majority was but thirtythree. Had the Democracy divided, or nearly so, the proposition would have been defeated, and the opposite policy adopted. But they went solid for the gold interest, and it prevailed.

Now, their party is raisihg a cry about its injustice, after their Congressmen cast the decisive votes, by which it was adopted!

Co.ild dishonesty further go? Hol'J them to this record. "Whatever of unfairness exists is their fault But it is too late now to change it—after the

contract

has been made

"We have statod the fact that the payment of interest on United States bonds in gold was forced upon the country by the voles of Democratic Representatives, of whom there were forty five. Their names are as follows

Sydenham E. Ancona, of Pensylvania. Charles. J. Biddle, of Pennsylvania. Wiiliam G. Brown, of West Virginia. George H. Browne, of Rhode Island. Charles B. Calvert, of Maryland.. George T. Cobb, of New Jersey. Samuel S. Cox, of Ohio. James A Cravens, of Indiana. John Crittenden of Kentucky. George W Dunlap, of Kentucky James E English, of Connecticut. Henry Grider, of Kentucky. Edward Haight, of New York. William A Hall, of Missouri. Aaron Harding, of Kentucky. William S Holman, of Indiana. Phillip Johnson, of Pennsylvania. Anthony Knapp, of Illinoif. John Law, of Indiana. Wiiliam E Lehman, of Pennsylvani Robert Mallory, of Kentucky. Henry May, of Maryland. John W Menzics, of Kentuety. Warren "F No tile, of Ohio. Elijah Norman, of Missouri. Robert Nugen, of Ohio. Mosae FOdell, of New York. George Pendleton, of Ohio. Nehemiah JPerry, of New Jersey. James Robinson, of Illinois. James S Rollins, of Missouri. William Sheffield, of Rhode Island George Shiel, of Oregon. Edward Smith, of New York. John Steele, of New Jersey. Cle.uent Vallandigbam. of Ohio. Chauncey Vibberd, of New York. Daniel W Yoorhees, of Indiana. Elijah Ward, of New York. Edwin Webster, of Maryland. Kelrian Whaloy, of West Virginia Charles A Wickliffe, of Kontucky. George Woodruff, of Connecticut. Hendrick Wright, of Pennsylvania The vote was upon concurring Senate amendment to the "Legal Tender Act, by which "greenbacks" were not be a tender for interest on United States bonds, which, it was provided, should be paid ingold. The issue was direct, upon this single question. The Republican vote was divided—43 being in favor and 55 against. THE FORTY-VIVE DEMOCRATS VOTED FOR IT. AND CARRIED IT. Had they divided equally, the measure would have been defeated, and all these years tbere would have been but "one currren cy for all."

Among the Republicans who voted against this amendmeut of the Senate and in favor of making "greenbacks" legal tender for all purposes," were Messrs. Babbitt, S. S. Blair Campbell Davis, Hale, Hickman, Killinger, Mc

Mr. Dutton, the Chairman of the Democratic County Committee, called upon Captain Myers, Captain of the Fightine Boys in Blue, and proposed to him that I ^7 hom h« nr. n«rnrl« or Hftmonairofinn •Tfterson, Jiioorneaa, DtevBDB eiTee, and

there be no parade or demonstration upon Zl either side, to which our men agreed, and 3a,lla£

portions of his argument was that based upon the two plans of taxation advocacated. He riddled the Democratic theory of equal and direct taxation with facts and figures. He has shown himself ready and expert debater, and while in Mr. Ilendricks he has a foarnan worthy of h'.i steel, he bas shown that bii steel a true Damascus blade.

We have examined, and found tha names of the persons whose votes settled that policy. Let us see who they are.

February 6, 1862, the House of Representatives, at Washington, passed a bill authorizing $150,000,000 of Treasury notes, and making them a "legal tender" for all debts and demands due to the United States, for all salaries, &c., due from the United States, and for all debts, public and private, within ine United States. This bill passed yeas «3, my9 59. gut

PeT^V&n

no pieparations were made. TheKepub- ?k?' ^°r"9teiL0f£h,0: licans were consequently greatly surpris-

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i°\r

ed to see this morning! just before' the °Tf?ew?fork *nd train arrived, a company ot White Boys 2 I

i, Bl„o, and a Seymour and BUir elub,

headed by a band of music and a piece of artillery, proceed to tbe depot to receive Mr. Hendricks. The procession consisted of exactly thirty-six White Boys and of thirty one lads, none of them over fifteen years of age.

It was an awful sickly show,but it was A breach of faith, and the Republicans determined to pay them for it. They set to work, and before one o'clock a procession of fighting Boys in Blue, of Grant and Colfax clubs, and of Tanners, got together, and, headed by the Wabash band, which came on the canal, with four hundred persons from that county, formed, reaching more than four squares of the main street. Tho Ifemocrats felt mean, and acted meaner.

Lot Democrats study it, and blush for the dishonesty of their leaders who now repudiate a policy which their cotes forced upon the country.

The meeting was organized in a grove near town, Mayor Farrell being chair-1 THE most effective sermon we ever man. liie debate throughout was con- I heard fall from man's lips, was on an oeducted in the very best of humor, and not I

cag

an accident cccurred during the day to I preached on the love of Christ for man mar the harmony or good leoiing. Sena-1 jjj3 beautiful, rich, all-embracing love, tor Hendricks was in excellent humor, I w*ords can convey an adequate idea and made a speech contrasting favorably I

:on v?hen Henry WaTd Beecher

witb some ho has delivereJ but stii), full I beroin this love was liksned to the nothing but the negro and Jo. Brown. ]cve

Governor Baker was in the highest I

The' Governor goes to Logansport to-

"Onefnrrenoy

jx DemocraU

]Y takes in the present being of infan

spirits, and fairly outdid himself, elicit-1 but reaches beyond into the years ing the hearty admiration of every Re- I preceeding manhood and even into those publican.and compeliingarjspectfui atten-1

0 man

lion fromjthe Democracy. One of the best fa the mother's heart pictures for her

night, where the Republicans are to give I tho surest and readiest way of reaching him a reception. I the soul in through the agoctions. We gather from the story of John Allen, the wickedest man,' that some agent of the Divine Master at first cunningly touched this cord, and that it vibrated until the sinful was unable to find rest. This, indeod, was made clear in a communication of a correspondent of the New

For all."

Ol'PKRHKAD VOTES RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR NOT HAVING IT. From the Cu ttyalurt'Star.|

The county has been flooded, the last week, with some documents, under the IrankofHoti. B. M. Boy6r. Copperhead I Chronicle some days ago. The only member oi Congress, the burthen of I prayer that seamed to be effective on tne which is that the sited States bondhold-1 day of his visit, was that uttered by a or gets tho interest on his bond is gold. I plain man of rough exterior, who in sim

Oroide Watches.

Messrs. C. E. Collins & Co., No. 37 and 39 Nassau Street, New York, will give a really good Watch, with good works and an Oroide case, for Fifteen Dollars. Oroide is a costly broD7.fi, precisely resembling gold, wearing like it, and never changing color like pinchbeck. Wo have oxamioed Ibeso Watches, and found them good and cheap and aro satisfied that they are fully what Messrs. Collins & Co. represent them to be. Thoir ladies' Watches are very beautiful, and we know of no present so cheap which would be more acceptable. Tbe very small proportion of gold which 13 given in most of the so-call-el gold watches of tbe present day render® them practically of no greater valuo lhan Oroide.

GOING! GOINGi 1 GON®!I! Faster than the Auctioneer's hammer knocks down merchandise, neglect disposes oftheteotb. Bid, therefore, for that prize ol life, a perfect set, by brushing them regularly with SOZODONT.

"SPALDING'S GLUE" has now taken tho place of all Coments and Mucilages. ,. deodlw

SHAKESPEARE on PHALON, the originator of tho "FLOR DE MAYO." ^the new perfume for the handkerchief "Now

is the winter

with

impressive eloquence of one pass-

0 a

mother for her child, which not

ijood itself. Ah, what a beautiful

darling: there is nothing that is good, or great, or iovely, that is not possible for him to obtain, or that exceeded his worth ts possession! Her affection clothes him and pave3 his pathway with richest gems. But this love is human and has its limits, whfle that oi Christ is divine and without limit. Enlarging on this thought and illustrating his text, tbe elo« quent divine conveyed the lesson that

York Evening Post, reprinted in the

We know a good many Copperheads— I pie words expressed the hope that Allen some of them candidates on the Copper-. I and his ^ifo might be led to see their head county ticket, and others, county I wickedness and be moved to lead a differofficers—who probably don't object to ent life, to save thoir children, that when this, though their party holds it out as a they were dead the thought of them Republican offense.

might bring tears to their children's eyes rather than curses to their lips.— Cincinnati Chronicle.

IF TOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, A FAIR SKIN if you desire to re all irritating and distressing eruptions and cutaneous diseases cured without fail, go to any druggist and ask for Palmer's Lotion.—Columbusl(Ind.)Demo. crat, inly 12, 1866.

our difcouteut,

Made glorious Summer by this soil of\ork.

Sold by all druggists.

Pltaloii's Paphiau JLotiou

for Beautifying tlie SKIM and COMPLK.ViON.

Removes all

ERUPTIONS, FRECKLES. PIMPLES,

MOTLL BLOTCHES, TAX, etc,, and renders TilK SKIN SOFT, FIAR and BLOOMING. For LADIES in the KGRSEKY It is invaluable. For 8EMLEMEN afterSHATlInti It bas no equal. "PHAP1AN LOTlOiV is the only reliable rem edyfor Diseases and blemishes ot the SKIN.

PHALON'S •'PAPHIAJi SOAP" lor

B. W.

P^rSpiiilding,

W1'Trow-

,"'

Wm0°'

the Western States. If any evils havefjllowed this establish ment of tho existing coin interest, the re sponsibility belongs to those forty-five Democrats, whose solid vote settled ihe question, aiding therein a minority of tbe Kepublicans

This record is to be found in tbe Journ al of the House of Representatives, 2d sess. 37th Cong., 332 or Congressional Globs, 2d sess. 37th Cong. Part 1, 900 or McPherson's Political ilistiiry of the Rebellion 358

tbe

IVER COAL.

TOILET.

NlBSKKi and BATH, wiii not chap tbe Sliff. Price,25 Cents per Oahe.

"FLOU UE MAYO," "FJL.OR DE MAYO."

A NEW PFCBFIIHK FOB IBK BANDKKKCHI KF, KXUVISiTE. DETLCATK, I AS TIN ft FRAGRANCEPHALON 4 SON, NEW YORK, Sold BJ Drug gists.

9dwly-ail

atorm

^KCJliTBCT & BUILDER.

J". A.. "V fHk' -D-A-GrH

Plans, Specifications,Superintendance,and De tail Drawings furnished for eYery description ot Buildings.

Orrtcs.—South east corner of Main and Flftb StrcetB,over Ponnelly's Drugstore. oiyiilidl?

COAL.

JOHN McFARLANK Is uow

article Qf River Coal, aereened on the widest screen

in a supply should look to the*r inter

estB,and bay the best when it is as cheap as poor article. Orders left at the Post Office Lobby, at THE

"Vigo

County Scales/' or addressed to Box

P. 0.,

EAZIL COAL. V. BUTSOH A CO.,

Bippet), under Dowling's Hall, on

6th Btrset,with whom

S. A

have made arrangements

to receive all orders and give all information iu gard to tbe business. p.

large lot of Lehigh Coal on the read

Aug28d3m.

K- K. MEBRILL.

NEW GROCERY AND

PROVISION STORE!

O O

DKAREB IK

Groceries and Provisions,

No. 0 4th Street, one door South of the Post Office, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

The undersigned ha« just opened at the above stand, afirst-clasa Family Grocery and Prorfslor. Store, with large and well Jelected stock of new and fresh articles suitable for every d.*y us# in families,to which he calls tbe attention of bis friends and the public generally.

Goods delivered to any part of the city frree of charge. Highest cash price said for Country Produce. jy2d6w

S. HABBIBT.

IOWA

li KAL ESTATE AGKNCY. FARMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every description, lor Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable us to inure satisfaction In every depaitment of bns-nesj

ating to a general Real Kstate Agency.

HARBEItT & MARSH, 54 WALNUT 8TKKKT, N^DWLY town

MANUFACTURERS.

PATRONIZE

will

HOME MANU

FACTURES.

W* HATE

on haud

fine stock of dash, Doara

and Blinds,oi our own

MANUFACTURE,

SAIL IT

TCRY

which we

small idvanco on at.

We Warrant our Work

to bo

PERI

or to any ever beforo ottered in this market.

Ba iugof us will furnish employment to your own Mechanics,and at the same time

Benefit Yourselves

as we warrant all our work.

WE ALSO koep on

lDg

CLIFT St WILLIAMS. PRAIRIE OLTF PLANING HILLS. felOdtf

WM.HOVBK,

B. MANNING, AWN AND ORNAMENTAL A 1 N E

uno door East of the Star Grocery, TKRRS HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walls Painted and Calcemlned in Fresco Colors. Pianos and Natural Wood Polished In the highest style of the Art. Gilding on Glass and apanued Tin, in all Styles,

It will be to the Interest of those who wish to have serviceable work done,to call on me. Information in buying dnd mixing celors, will be fur* nished to persons rasa or

HI ask. boc9dtf

tAT, ROACH, ANT, FLY,

Al FLEA AND BED-BOG

EXTERMINATOR.

DP. BYNARD,

33S

OllTe

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ANTARIO FEMALE SEMINARY.— I'LTI'iiinlfinun, 1"., ROIIOW 111 1 fur situation

and advantages during43 yo»r8.

B. RICUAKD.H, A

abl

of this shape,at

the

use in Vigo coauty,at as low a fignro as

an inferiorarticle can

Ing to

purchased. Those with

Terre Haute, will receive prompt atten tion. augl7dtf

would respectfully inform

their old customers and the citizen* of Terr Haute generally,thatSAMUEL

MEKBY

is thel

authorized agent for Brazil Splint or Block Coal All orders lett with him will be promptly atten ded to. Now is the time to order,while the price is low.

Coal Dealers supplied at the lowest market price Address,

V. BOL'SCH & CO., In

JOHN ANDREW,

ianapolis, cr,

Brazil. j25d3m

QOAL COAL

Being now prepared to fill all orders for the best of Brazil block, and Highland Coal,at tbe cheapest rates, now is your time

Tarma reaaon-

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with the cash, will receive

one extra lor

nothing. We Wilt put our Axe alongside of any other MAKJ and prove it the best finished and the largest steel, measuring two and a half inches.

We have made Axes for twonty two

won't yield the palm in

YT-a

TUROR.UND YET uontessthat

r#, and

I"®DN(AC*

"suckerof

Illinois,

called CoLBtTRH,beat us in his pattnt shape. The circular-bit and continuous edge makss thssame abor produce twice aa much effect. a -s 3 «1 ,• -s

W1£ CJlL

Any one who

in .5.1

COLBVKN'S PATENT

DtiJ.Ol

RED JACKET AXE

SDNDI 119

an order for

FIVE AXES

TWO ($2) DOLLARS EACH, with

CAB J,

selling ilie bett

will receive one

extra for NOTHING.

retponsible Hardware Dealers sell the -LIPPINCOTT AXES." Buy from them. But if there Bhould happen to be one so unfortunate as not to know us, send the mousy and we will be sure to please yeu.

LIPPINCOTT & BAKGWELL,

PITTSBURGH, Pa.

SoJeoifnera of Coiburn's Patent Are.

J. & P. COATS

TWIST Til KIR BEST 8F00L COTTON

S I O

With Sperial Relerence to the Wants of Operatives on

to lay in your Coal

by leaving your orders at

107

Main street, or

IX« MACHINES.

Kos. 40, 46, 30, 60, 70, If specially,are

STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE.

For Sale by

All Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions.

^II'

Per

MONTH GUARANTEED.

TPAWLR RIEN

WIRE MILLS,

Boston, Mass.

Sure Pat/. Sala-

paid weekly.

Agents wanted every-

whore to sell our Patiut Everlasting White Wire ClotHes Lines. Call

at or address the

QIKARD

Philadelphia,P«.

AGENTS WAfeED.

8175

Co., Boston,Maes.

a month to

eell the Genuine

Oroide Kanting Cased Watches, best imiiaiioa gold watches made. Pries SIS. Great laauciuents to agents. Address OBOIDE WATCH

WASTED—A6EISTS.

sell the

GENTINE IMPBOARKD COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Address

Price only

8EC0MB

€18.

& CO., Pittsburgh, Pa or

ILOAA A TEAR TO AGENTS,

Cleveland,

O.,

or St. Louis, Mo.

F. D. MOLLOY.

J. R. MABSU

GOOD TRUSTY AGEKTS.—We

GMRINTR 850

pa ticnlarB,a dressG. W.JACKiON & CO., Bal timore, Md.

WANTJKD—SALESMEN

111 FLAL) MANHOOD—

DLIUW.

pagea on

to travel for

ItlanutacturinQ Company and sell by Sample, God

WANES

are guaranteed. Addres*, with

stamp,H.D,

HAMILTON & CO.,

No.

413

nnt-st., Philade'phia,Pa.

case. Patient treated by mail iu every Stato.

hand,and manufacture to or

der, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings

»nd

every variety of Finishing Lumber usej in build-

THE JfllLTI-

TUDES WHOSE AVOCATIONS rostrict them to a sitting posture, more than two-thirds suff from Constipation.— DO

thev know

that an occasional resort

TABBAN'T'8 StftlZKK APERIENT would prevent all tbeir misery Its regulating properties are nnpiralleled.

FOiTsalK BY ALLDEALEBSio MEDICINES.

WE SELL FOB ONE DOLLAR

OLD and Silver Watchts, Seaiug Machine], Silk Drtss Patterns, Carpetings, Domestic Gowds, Ac.

CIRCULARS SJEJNIT ^REK giving full particulars,or ten checks sent for Ono Dollar,describorg ten dlflerent articles which we will sell lor ONE DOLLAR RACK

Splendid inducements offered to Agents sending ns dabs. Address

LABONTE & BABBITT,

No.

Sudbury

.Street,Boston, Mass.

:DR.- WHITTIER, HII SI. Charles Street, St. LouU, Mo.,

WHO

trtats confidentially all delicate,intri cate and long standing complaints, publishes a pamphlet which should be read by

EVERYWHERE.

S. 1.

Street, Ssilnt Louis,

Ci'y.

Mo.

Orders by mail will le promptly attended to and good'' sent to any part of the country. my2£d3m

EVERY

yeung man in America. Send two stamps. Patients

State jour case.

Missouri Lands.

SIX PARCELS—0S0, 920, '2000, 2123, 2240, 3520 acres—in Barry County, for sale, 60c.and

acre, by

per

E. G. SHEPHABD, 2

Bowling Green,

AGISTS WANTED

FOB OUB SPLENDID

QIARTO FAMILY BIBLE,

With Steel IJlurtratiim. Tbe best of its kind out end from its large size end clear type, very aaleaalso, for

BIBLE HISTORY.

A Book welcome at every fireside. Beautifully Illustrated In Stetl. An elegant volume.*Send lor Circulars. Address

B. W. BLISS A CO., Toledo, Ohio.

THE SUCCESS

Of oar DM Dollar Sale as Icaase* siirta

A COMPLETE

REVOLUTION

-A/I

E&TBA

1'nbltstaera, Hertford, Conn.

IN TRADE,

That In order to supply the demand occasioned by our constantly increasing Patronage, we have mutli ulc lapoiwlMs for the Tall Trade, ttiwt tnm Kbnimb IniMaraa,

Amounting to nearly 1500,000,

So that we are lolly prepared to Mil every description A(. Dry aid Fancy floois. Itwrt,

Cutlery, Watckea, Alfcun. Je»•:,i' elry, Ac., Ac., Of better quality than any other

Concern in ihe country for the uniform price of

OM DOLLARS ARTICLE.

MS-The beat of Boston [and New York references given as to tbe reliability of our home, and that our bnsiness'ia conducted in the fairest and most legitimate manner possiblo, and that we give greater value lor tho money tuan can be obtained iu any other way. All Ooods Daataged or Broke* li Traaapwtellon tfepistml without Charge.

Checks describing articles sold sett to Agents In Clubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee every article to cost less if bought at any Boato^ or New York houee.than

Our Commissions to Agents Exceed those of every other establishment of the kind—proef of this can be found in comparing our premiums with thoso of others roa OLCBS or THE SAKE size, in addition to which we claim to to (.ive bettor goods of the same character.

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IN.

A TIMELY NEW WORK BY" JODGK WILLIS.

AGENTS Wanted.

THK

PAKMELEI: DR CO.,

Publish ers,738 Sanson St., Philadelphia fa.

will send to Agent* free of charge, For a Club or 30 Mi Three Dollars-! do«. good lineu Shirt Fronts, 1 set solid Uold Studs. All wool Cassimere lor Pants, Fine white Counterpane, large siz, 1 elegant .Balmoral Skirt, KO yatds brown or bleached Sheeting, good quality, yard wide, 1 elegant 100 Picture Horocco bound Photo. Abium, 1 double lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign Views, 1 sil-ver plated engraved 6 bottle Castor. I elegant Silk Fan, with Ivory or Sand.l (rood Frame, feathered edge and spangled, 1 steel Carving Knife and Fork, very beet quality, ivory balanced blade, 1 handsome beaded and lined Parasol, ao yards good Print, 1 very tine Damask Table Covar, 1 pr. test quality Ladies' Serge Congress Boots, 1 doz. flue Liuen Towels, y% doaen Boger's beat Silver Dessert Forks, 1 L»diea' large real Morocco Traveling Bag, 1 lancy Dress Pet* t.rn. doz. elegant silver plated engraved napkin Riugs. 1 doz. Ladies' fine Merino or Cotton Stockings, 1 Gent's heavy cnased solid Gold Bing, Ipr. Ladies' high cut Balmoral Boots, 1 elegant Delaine Drees Pattern, 1 Violin and Bow, in box complete, 1 set Jowelry, piu, ear-drops, and sleeve butt na.

For a Club of 50 and Five Dollars-1 block or colored Aipacca Dr S8 Pat turn, 1 set Lace Curtaina, 1 pr. all woel Blankets, engraved Silverplated Revolving Castor, 1 beautiful Writing Desk, 1 solid Gold Scarf Pin, a% yards very flue CiBSimoro, for PantB and Vast, 1 set Ivory balanced handle Knives with silver-plated Forks, 1 elegant Satin Parasol, heavily boaded and lined with silk, 1 pr. gent's Calf Boots, 80 yards goo Print, 3U yards good brown or blaactea Sheetlug, yard wide or 40 ds JA. wide, good quality, 1 Ladies' elegant lloroicj Traveling Bag, I square Shawl, 1 plain Njrwlch Poplin Dress Pattern, 1% yd«. ajutjla width cloth lor Ladies' Cloak, elegant engraved silver plateii Tea Pot, 3 yards oi double width water-proof Cloth for Cloaking.

For a Club of l«0 and lea Dollars—l rich Merino or Thibet Dress Pattern, 1 pair fine Damask TableCloths and Napkins to match, pair Goat's French Calf Bcots, 1 heavy silver-plated engraved Ice Pitcher, very fins aH wool Cloth for Ladies' Clonks, 1 web very best quality brown or bleached Sheeting, 7% yards fine Cassimere for suit, 1 elegant Poplin Dress Pattern, 1 elegant English Borage Shaw), 1 set Ivory balanced bandie Knives and forks, 1 ladies or gents Silver Hunting case Watch, 1 Bartleit Hand Portable Sewiog Machine, splendid Family Bible, steel engravings, with record and Photograph page*. 26 yards good Hemp Carpeting, good colors, pair good Marseilles Quilts, 1 good barrel Bevolver, elegant Fur Muff and Cape, 1 single barrel Shot Gun, I silver plated engraved 6 bottled! revolving Castor, cut glass bettles, 1 very fine Violin and Bow, in case, 1 set Ivory balanced Knives and Forka.

Presents for larger Clubs increase in the same ratio.

Send Money by Registered Letter. Catalogue of Goods to any address racET^

PARKER & CO.

os. 9S and 100 Siaaer street, Beaton.

INSURANCE COLUMN.

FIRE AXD IdlFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY.

RIU.V-3 AASTIN ci-r-'H- niw,

The following

^OLD

and Beliable Gempanies Bepr«seuted.

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

HABTFOBD, CONN.

evUHVV 7

North American Fire Ins. Co.

HABTFOBD, CONN.'

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co.,

157 BBOADWAY, NEW YOBK.

Lumberman^ Fire Ins. Co.,

OF CHICAGO.

MC XSO'l

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co.

I *",,i CLEVELAND, OHIO Vilrfyb

Apply to .-s

to sell

the star

shuttle sewing Ma

chines. Fullpurlitftlanfree. Extra Inducements to experience!Agents. Call on or address W. G. WILSON & CO.,

Boston, Mais.,

Chest

Nothing so important.

aend two

stamps for sealed 72

tho wtolesnbjcct. Pr. WHITTIER, con

fidential Physician,C17 St.Charlea-st St. Lon s, Mo.,stinJs pre eminently above

I. IIJ.LT! .tiO

H.IRT I

Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, BEAL ESTATE bought and told, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.

M. A CRANE,

tienoral Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

1 J.'i OFFI C.JE»

will

fer week and expenses. For

Mam.St.,

between

5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind. Office

ISO Main

Street'

Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Bust I IK .• JSC— "'I TBR'M 'F 1 1

AIMO

all others in his

piciUity. Mo matter who failed, Btato your

Agent for

People's and Telegraph E S A I I M. II. Ex. Co's Fast Freight Lines

From New York, Boston and intermediate points.

Claims for Overcharge and Damage proi a is A a

JOHN BARNIKLB.

APTLY ,-r

M. A. CRANE.

Merchant Tailor, MAIN STREET,

Over Saxton $ Walmsley's Dry Goods store Would respectsully call the attention of the citi

zens of Terre

Haute, and the public la general,

that be has rented rooms above Saxton A Walmcley'i Dry Goods store, for thepurposeofcairylng on

merchant Tailoring.

U» keeps alweys on hand a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF CAS8IMEBES, VE8TINOB, CLOTHS, Ac and is ready t» make It up in

Tbe Latest Style and on Skort Notice,

and on very BeasouableTeme. Having no high rents to pay, he promi.es to mske up to Older, whether the geods be furni.hed by him or not.— Everything in his line cheaper than aaywherc else.

Catting dene and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage solicited. augS9dtf.

HATS AND CAPS.

£W YOB a. HAT STOBI epJ JT I

JOSOTIN BBCBIPT OF

Mens'

Uataol

all

kinds.

Boy*' Hats ol all binda, Misses' Hat* oi all kinds, Infants* Hats ot all Isinds, And at all prima.

Hats mads to or4er on short notice. Oosss and see THE SPRING STYLES, 145 Jfain Street. Tarrs HanU, lad. as* ITdtf

Wait for the Big Show!

WILL BEAT

TEftKE HAUTE,

FKIHIV, SEPTIMBKR

irnB

E N S

1 .V JT-, .,S" tiBEAT

O ID N A I S

OOMBINKD WITH THK.FT

Egyptian Caravan

T'" AND '"J

A a ^R,

ft FEG

INDIAN EXHIBITION!

Having last season proven a most

UNKQUIVOCAS SUCCB1SS

Will be presented this Campaign with

ALL ITS ORIGINAL SPLENDORS

j'.e AUGMENTED WITH hjiij OlitterinK Additions,

High

Toned

r|^ Tbe Initial

'-V

COS£ON/4NT W1TB ITS

'•r •«.-1

Excellence.

I (TAIILI.T-I 'IF! I

Impreseion of its

MERIT and MAGNITUDE

Will be created by tbe

PROCESSION OF THE ORIENT!

Afic simile of the

ALEXANDRIAN FETE in which a Team of

12 ARABIAN CAMELS

Hftmewad two abreast, caparisoned in ail tbe Bishmess of Laxnriant Tasti, controlled and directed by

TWO NATIVE ARABS

WILL DBAW TBE

60LDEN CHARIOT OF CLEOPATRA

These Ships of the Desert,accompanied by their Swarthy Pilots, who have la their own Tropical Bands steamed them across Oceans of Bnrnlng Sands, form a feature not only Pleasingand Gratifying to bshold, bat give the people of tbe Occidental Woild

Living Pictures of Eastern Realities.

sai

5l 4 t\ tia*

-1M V.eiqr»ti Vs." This Eiotlc Pageant will be rendered more attractive by the appearance, upon Horses fresh from the Plains, of a TBIBE

OF ABOBIGINES,

I IBOBUOIS

BID MEN AND WOMEN!

Attired in all their weird and Pecallar Costumes.

THE HERD OF CAMELS

Having been careluily Trained, will be Introduced in a Special Performance in the Arena, wowim how tho Camel is loaded, Mounted and encouraged to Perform a journey.

THE CARATANgABA Halts on the Ossi.. The Well in .tb^Wildernese.

ARABS A8 ARTISTES.:

Tribe of BEAL BEDOUINS, "The Dsscsndent of Hagar," In a series of

GYMNASTIC MIRACLES!

Peculiar and characteristic of this Agile and' MOBCULAB PEOPLE.

E I S

Endowned with all the surioundings to Insure success and render it eqnal to the bwt of Metropolitan Establishments, possesses a superb stock of

BLOODED HOBSES AND PONIES,

All under the dliectlon of that able, ex perlenced and thoroughly practical Manager. JT. H. STON.»i»,

feiu

.ssTiir*-^ TOi

M'LIIE

Carlftta DeBerg

The First Esquestrienne of tbe Age

A Lady specially gifted in all the atribntes neceisary to Impart Vim, Tone and Character to Horaemanebip, will appear in a

STRICTLY SENSATIONAL AIT!

CHAS. ADAMS,

The Ventriloquist, with other psoplecf merit, are identified with the

EGYPTIAN OIROUS.

The Pavilion is Ample

to accommodate thousands of spectators. Is new and water-proof, recently arranged with Amphltheatrical Blsvated Beats, to that all can aee and hear without Inconvenience or saterruptlon.

Two Performances!

AFTERNOON AND KYBNING. At 2 & 8 p. u. Doors open 1 hour before.

THE MOBNING SPLENDORS,#'

The Bastern Procession

DAILY, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. li„

MAMMOTH CIRCUS

MmUKKiK OK TliAlSKII ASiJIALS WILL EXHIBIT

Terre Haute, 'v'"*

londar,

Sepr21st.

"3 ViWf"

Al" mm 1*

'ism*,-#

Hemin^s Cooper & Whitby's AMERICAN CIRCUS.

A E I A N O S IT I O N

CIRCUS!

TRAINED ANIMALS.

OPKNINTT OF THE GRKAT CAMPAIGN. THE

Institatlon Twotntite Tears Perfecting its organization. Resonrces ofboth Hemiapherea brought into-Reqnl8ttlon. Trained Animals from Every qaarter of tile Globe. EAUE»«rlan.Gymni»stiO, Acrobatic T*lmnt Selected from tbe HlghHt

IML

Knot the Age.

The Gr^at American Expositlou Floats Everywhere upon the Gale of Popular Favor.

It has no Btr.lo^»j^t ontlne»t)

KA 'I*

In the Living Tibleau which leads Toi

Procession in

a full

I ET

Grandest Spectacleef ALKRIOAM EXTEKPBI^E Evrr PrMenWi!

Hi 1

»t

fi ehools of 1 lie Art

ExhtbttinK all the Refinements of A Ihletlc Culture, under the direction ot. the Most Accomplished Mas-

ths Gran 1

5 WTI

on the day of tho Exhibition,

description of which will b3 found lu the bills,is a young and beautifully formed ftall sized AfMcan Eton, uncased,andsurrounded by the group of of Ladies forming the Tableau, under the perfect control of Madame Iin Bford. tbe -j Lion fcueen.

THE TRAINED AMMAL 8TOCB. Conspicuous among the attractions offerei In tlie

Trained Animal Department, the Diminutive aud Intellectual su,*"

FAIRY ELEPHANT, TITA SI I A. The Smallest,Handsotneit and most Djcile of her species. The little elephant will be exercised in a variety of curious and sagacious feata by her joTenile instructress, MISS Snsle Wllilby.

THREE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG AFRICAN LlONSl-^-,. Taken from their native wilds while ijolte yonng, and thoroughly trained In all

those

i*»nlflc f«*atB

and exercises,by the renowued LION |GBE,Y, MAUAMK 1)1 NOKU This lady will enter tho deu of these majestic an 1 formidable creatures, where, with a glance of her courageous eye, or a motion ol her Uand, sb* holds them In perfect eublection, charmed and spell bound causing them to perform a variety or appalling gymnastics, with the u'most confidence and security. Tte3e splendid Lions were recently purchased at theJanllns des Plant-, Paris, at an enormous cost, and form one of the most Interesting features contained in this Trained Animal Exhibition. 1-'..

-O.I'.SCI

THE MANEGE HORSES PERFORMING POSIES! Mrs. Hemming:* and Mr. H. Whitby, are at the head of tli interesting department. Among the treasures of the Manege is the celebrated trotting torse HAWKEYE STATE, taught by H. Whitby, ,, and the admirably instructed trlek pony, BUTTERFLY Mrs.

Hemming,' superb

fillv, 0LE0-

PATBA the great steeple-chaser CHAMPION.— Besides a beautiful stook supplementary to tho foregoing, all trained to psrform those beautiful and difficult exercises in waltzing, dancing, marching, forming attitudes,andother wondertul fea of sagacity and high training. Most of these horses and ponies have been selected from ill* first wanrgesof Europe—some even claiming their pedigree from the Boyal mews

of England,

and the Imperial stables of St. Petersburgb,

IHE TRAINED HYBRIDS!

The curiously taught mules BOZ and BUKSBY, will be put through a course of antics by the Clowes. Among tbe collection of hybrids here exhibited are two of the smallest specimens of the mule species ever seen. They have recently arrived herefrom Chili and Peru. Another curiosity of the mule kind is the jnmping hybrid, SAM PATCH, who vaults over a whole troop of ether mules and ponies without the smallest effort.

THE SHETLAND P0Nlii~AND TBEIR MONKEY RIDKitc*. A regular mimic steeple-chase

will be Introduced,

costumed and apparelled in full jockey style, in which the exciting sports ot hurdle jumping, and five bar leaping will be performed by the roop ot Ponies, mountel by their Monkey riders iu fnll cry.

MATCH FOR IHE HP!

TuM THUMB, Ihe smallest equestrian

09" No animal attached

iv in

and MISSSC8IE WII1TBY, will compete ou their Dwarf Ponies for the Prlzs Cup,in a Lilliputian Bace.

to the

"American Ex

positlon" will be placed upon txhlbition that bas not been thoroughly trained to take eomopart in the exercises-there is no useless stock carried about to encumber the exhlbitien, or annoy tb* spectators.

THK CiYM.VASTK (ORPS!

Headed by Uesers. Miller, Theodore aud Whittoney, th«

TROl'PK OF CLOff XS

Led by John Foster, Wnittoney and King.

The following 11st oomprises the Principal Performers belonging to this loxpany

1 TS

GYMNASTIC EXPLOITS, By Miller, Theedore and Whlttoney. ''r SCHOOL OK LADY RIDINO,

By Mrs. B. Iltuimingv.

THE FOSTKB biSTEKij,

Tbe Vonngest Equestriannes

iu tlio Profession.

MISS SUSIE WH1TBT,

Leading Juvenile Kqaeetrienne of America.

JAMES HEMMING8, The Ascensionist:

MB RICHARD HEMMING:*,

First Sommereault Bider,Tlght-Bope .Performer Qnrdle Rider, Ac.

THE TBRt£ CLOWNS, Fotter, Whlttoney and Kiag.

CHA9 KINGS FOl'B-HOBSt ACT I^

W Thle Immense Profession will enter town at ten o'clock In the moroiug, on the day of exhibition.

Doors open at 1 and

P. M.

Admission 50 rts. Children under #,

mmm

23 et*.

Don't Mistake tbe Day and Date,

TKKRH II VI i" b:.

Monday, Sep. 21,1868.