Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 September 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY

uave.

4:0D *.'V

EXPRESS.

V»•:JLiJi5v-ilAl.

Wednesday Morning, Sept. 16th, 1868.

BOCKVILLX SXTrKNBl°N

I.EAT*. 4:£,R.

TO- YS v\ DYE RTTSEMENTS

"Wanted-- Girls- .1. B. 'Ilager.

F&r

gal(..:i^-c:ilin? House—P.M. Donne! y. Millinery—Mrs. "JJnckinghain. Two-lioree V/ogor.y—J.'nff Jones. Ass)gn»S9' Notice—I" Binktuptcj.

AO.r.»llrcarl-EU.':tio.. of Dir-dors. Local Kotice Ti"' ^oi.r«« of Mr

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The Kcpubiicnn County Executive Committco will meet AT thoir Headquarterf,

-.SATURDAY:.

Sept.

acted. BV order

speak at Sptncci... ri'lny 20 Aomikl.l .....batnnlftjl^uzil •5,tom ^. SPPt 29 Terte Itaut-.. ^pt 30 Sullivan.. cilnesdnj Itockville .urartay

Newport

No BUSINKSS in tho yesfe."!"—

Tnr. EKruiii.icAk

COMMITTEE

this evening.

Mr JOHN t'i'KKit,

evening.

THE

gestion.

OTHER

XK, IjSTI).

J? j. 4

.TIME TABW3.

TERSE HAUTK AWI IKDIAMA.r0I.I8. 1

AEinvf

AERive.

.10:35 A. M.

Republicanv County Ticket.

•"r»t. BTATr. n-.NAV»K.

l* jll^VTSI: SCOT*, •rot'' RW-tCSKSTATH'Wt.

Ar roit 'IiETlK. TUBNBB. I A BE I {JIOUTOH- r. P.f.NKIN.

FOR SUtltfJT,

aiCllO.LAb TILUF-OK. r! B' PE* Ii MTA'fE APPEilSZK.

'AME3

'BUBGAN.

ran' COMHISBIOSEE,

EEtiCiMI O. Tli-DKBLOOD. FOB FUKVET0B,

.AI/KXANDER OOOPKB.

I0» COB:jSK®t

TUVII) CHRISTY.

**'.' ra-"

«l«n*-MA*»»80S TOWUHTIP,

I'- WE1K.

Editor Kansas Daily

Tribune, Lawrence, was in the city last

Tiik GRANT TANNERS,

The WKEKLT

OVENED

of tbe First and

Second Wards, will meet at Union Headquarters to-night, at clock.

Democratic candidates put out a

new series of appointments in yesterday's JowrrtaJ, commencing at Lockport to-day

E.M'KKSS will be issued

at ten o'clock tlm morning Single copies'may be bad at the Counting room-

freah this day at W. S. Rjce

& Co's., new styles black fringed Neck Tits for Gents—3'jook out for something new every day.

Tiik GRANT TANNERS

of the Third

Fourth and Fifth Ward?, will meet at tbeir respective. Il^adqusjtrrs this evening at o'clock.

JONKS & JONES,in

Person AT..

FTTTH

a new nvertisement

this morning, invite especial attention to their two-horse farm wagons, manufactured expressly for llieir own trade.

Hon. John Ingle, Jr,

President of tho E. & C. liailroad, ExGov. Br.wletto and Gen. R.C. Kise were nt. tT!«» "JVrre Haute House yesterday.

Ward—We

are requested to

say tbai .when an evening meeting is to held in the Fifth Ward the flag will be raised on the tall pole, as a signal.

STDDTN DEATH.—

jUiehael Clas.'iek,

wtll known citizen, died very suddenly at his rr.sider.ee, corner of Fifth and Mulberry streets,. Monday morning, of con

21k. D. P. liissell and other fortunate owners of fine stock have taken their horses to Fvansville to contend for the heavy premiums offered at the Southwestern District Fair.

THE

Spanish Fever and Grecian Ben

have arrived „simultaneously in tho city.

—Ind.

Sentinel.

If YOU expert either of them this way, send us the Spanish Fever.

THE

STRIKE of tho coal miners across

the river which has existed since the first of tbe present month, has ended, a compromise having been effected, by giving an advance of half a cent per bushel. One cent was demanded.

THE RErnu.icANS

BRAZIL

decorations Saturday night -tbo magnificent front of H. A. Davis & Co's drug store was put down, but in some way tbo printer omitted it. The illumination of

had a

splendid local demonstration on Monday evening. Four hundred Fighting Boys "'"and Tanners paraded with torches, mai king a fine display. Speeches were made by Hon. Albert l.ange. Rev. W. W.

Currv and D. C.^lunkard Esq.

A OODVI.k MORE STRAWS.—On

Mr. Jones' residence on Eighth street wftj also over looked.

Died—In

WILLIAM,

a *-1

"4:50 p. .....Exprnse....-

3:15 r. ..Accommodation .10.-0 A.*

"0:23 r. us .. .TExj.rofiS U.W i*. fiT -LOUTB, A1.TOK ANT) TERSI1UDTI ABBivr. LKATK,. *»„««, 2:00

4-10 p. tf ...i&attoon Accommodation... J.56 A. EVANBVII.L2 AKK CRAWVORBSVILLE AJIKIVB. LBAVE j„n^„ 4:05 P. 6:10 A,. Accommodation.

infant son of

Band attracted much attention on the stre#t yesterday, not alone for tbe exquisite music rendered, but, on ac-. count of tbo handsome uniform in whicb each member was enrased. The suits, of navy bltio cloth, militarj' cut and button?, wftro mide at tho clothing house of W~ H. Banneator, and the glove«lil:o fit of each, stamps Mr. Black, the cutter of tho establishment, as a most successful artist. In not one suit has he missed a snug, comfortable and acceptable fit.^

SCHOOL REPORT—Yesterday,

ARTICLES

19th, 18G8, at two

O?p1ook P. M. Every member is requeslcl TO be present AS IMPOAIITT Vnsinees will be trans"

R.f tlto Exeeutivo Committee, r, A. r.URNETT, Chm'n.

MOKTON 0. HPNTKR

(JKNKHAT.

will

Snows

COUNTY EXECUTIVE

will meet at their rooms

OTONNXT.t.

HE'S

favors us with Frank Les-

Illustrated

NEV^PN^CR,

10th.

COMING.—Two

tro.,,ea

court,

eastern bound train on theJTerre Haute & Indianapolis roai, Monday a vote was taken by a Democrat, with tho following result Grant 68 Seymour 35. Yesterday morning on tbo return another vote was taken resulting: Grant tsevmour 23.

50:

Since the above was in type we have learned from a gentleman who was present that the entire "crowd'' on the grounds during the day did not exceed two hundred and fifty. General Reuben C. Kiae introduced Ex-Governor Thomas E. Bramlette, of Kentucky, with a few remarks. The latter gentleman was so coldly received and felt the chill from Maine so badly that he "froze out-' after trying to get through his exordium and subsided in about ten minutes from the time of commencement. Thomas and Reuben both leit the city in deep disgust as soon as they could get transportation.

ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAIL

WAY.—We earnestly advise our readers in going east to give the road a trial— This advice is given to those who have not passed over it it is not needed with such as have tried its luxurious coaches, widoand roomy its broad gauge and fast time. By »n arrangement with the N. Y. & Erie road, coaches are now run through from Cincinnati to New YorkTaking one of those moving palaces at Cincinnati or Dayton one evening the pa?songer is landed at New York the second morning without lurther care as to self or baggage, and the loss of only one day's time.

Thk

OMISSIONS.—In our report of-thft,

W. H.

and

Amanda "Worthington, aged 15 years. Funeral from the residence of the parents on Third street, between Eagle and Ches. nut streets, this (Wednesday) afternoonr at two o'clock, to whicb tbe friends and acquaintances are invited to attend without further notice. J[4||f

Ax ELKOAHT SUIT.—Tout's

Mr. Thos.

13. Long, County School Examiner, forwarded his report ttf the Superintendent of Public Instruction. It is in tabular form with a huge array of figures and for a lawyer, who, like an editor, is not expected to make a respectable figure, or whoso cbirography is seldom intelligible, it is an exceedingly neat document. We doubt if a more correct report goes up to the State Superintendent. Where the figures have not been furnished, Mr. Lor.g Las hunted them up in order to make it full and complete. -s

travelling exhi

bitions are soon to visit our city, each of considerable merit. The first to come is the mammoth oi«»»« of

Wbitby. It appears in two exhibitions Monday afternoon and evening next.— The managers claim one of the best exhibitions now travelling, and from the tone of tho press where it has appeared we have no reason to discredit the assertion, A full column advertisement elsewhere gives full particulars.

THE WHITE BOYS

for September

Two Millions of Dollars have been spent by tho Receiver of the Atlantic & Groat Western Railway, during the past sixteen months, in placing its track, roadbed and rolling stock in the most perfect condition known to the engineering and me, chanical skill of the age. The most enormous improvements and renewals have boon, during tho poriod named, continually in progress. Ttco Hundred Miles of new rails, weighing sixty-five pounds to the yard, of tbe best quality aad moatappraved pattern, laid with the celebrated fish-plate joint, have taken the place of old ones, rendering the track like one continuous rail, and preventing the jarring and noise so exhausting and disagreeable to passengers. Five Hundred Thousand new ^oak cross-ties have been laid new bridges, durable and substantial, have been built trestlej|works have been replaced by solid earth and stone embankments and new day cars and sleeping coaches, combining the greatest elegance and comfort, have been placed upon the line. These gigantic improve* ments are an assurance to the traveling public that no pains or expense will be spared bv its Managers to render this road a superior route in all respects, and recommend it to the consideration and patronage of all who desire the utmost attainable" comfort and safety in traveling. dtf

Democratic^ gg&SIM and

this city, on the 15th inst.

eii aro showing tiieir lollowars llow much they are oppressed by taxation,' And some efiect to feel the oppr^WiT^lp^pay* tax at all3 ,Tboir names can generally b^ fdund registered among the list of voters, whilst thoy arc not to'bo'eeon on the tax duplicate, and cannot show their receipts

COTTT-dn'T STAND,

Silver

THE

Red

AND

F.,

By order of the

H. E.

Farrier^ will treat all diseases that are curable, and will not prevent using them. Charges reasonable. Call at Truinett's Wagon Yard, corner of Third and Poplar streets. L16"^y.

REMNANTS of^bkss GOODS

cheap and just Children5,? wear.

dlt

Fofe SixiC—My two buildings on Main street known as the Teutonia Hotel.— Enquire at the office of Hosford & Boudinot, for a few day? only. dlw. L.

SHAWLS

Pp ii) thecv.

|B.

1 1 I I S

for the payment oven of a poll-tax.

IT.—On Monday

night the Democrats raised a pole at the corner of Wabash and First streets,. with tbe figure of a chanticlecr erect on the top. As the pole reached its perpendicular, the first news, good and true, of a Republican yktory, was received by. tele graph from Maine, and tbe chicken turned bis bees'* skyward and gavo up the ghost. Tbe Democracy cijn discover a foreshadowing of their fate by taking a look at tho pole."

A 1 -»M

STATE ITEMS.1

COL

rj' NELPOK

to-day

*4 "f D) r«. TJE

Tnis THIRD joint discussion between Gov. Baker and Senator Hendricks took place at Delphi yesterday '.*i0 'm

THK

terrible mystery surrounding tbe

awful murder of Mr. and Mr?. Young at Indianapolis still remains unravoled. The funeral obsequies of the victims will occur this morning at ton o'clock.

THE

of association of tho Mitchel)}

Bloomfield and Torre Haute railroad company wero filed in tbe office of the Secretary of State Monday morning. Theproposed road will commence at Mitchell, Lawrence count}*, and run through the counties of Lawrence, Greene, Clay and Vigo, to this city, a distance of about oighty miles. The capital stock of the company is two millions of dollars, divided into forty thousand sharercf fifty dollars each. The directors for the first year are: Joseph Lyons, Jason

in Evansville to witness a dramatic entertainment, attended the opening of the Opera Houar, Monday night on the occasion of the presentation of Richelieu by J. Newton Gotlhold, Esq., and his talented company.

Conley,

John Jones, Henry Irons, Henry Van Dyke, William. Mason and Marous H. Shryer. '".V.

Kent, Newton county, on Monday "Colonel Thomas H. Nelson addressed a large and enthusiastic assembly of the people on the important political questions. His speech was perfectly electrifying and will do an immense amount of good. Two men, who had previously voted the Democratic ticket, at its conclusion, declared for Grant and Colfax..

animals of Hemings, Cooper &

TARTY of New Albany BDortsmen

A,r«T

THE

BLUE.—Many

good people who despair of over seeing the names of the White Boys paraded in print, expected that yesterday, on the occasion of their picnic at Early Grove, a procession would be formed, as is usual with all other organizations, and thus the composition of the W. B's. would be made visible. But in this all were disappointed. Tout's Band after parading about the streets, led by a Marshal in uniform, red sash and sword, proceeded to the ground, and the W. B's one by one, did the same. Of the proceedings at the ground we cannot speak, not being pro* vided with a card of admission, although we learn that during the day, in the attempet to secure a crowd, tickets were freely given away.

for Fall and Winter,

vajiaty and very cheap at dlt

WEisz.attho Skirt factory, has res ceived the frames of tbo 1'anier Skirt—tho latest style out. dwtf

oijB FRIENDS

About the 1st of October next wo shall remove to the new and elegant store built for us in the new Deming Block. 15dtf. C.

CALL

SOMEPERSONS

speaks at Plymouth

4 JI&II I&TIJH

Two women, beastly drunk, riding to the calaboose on a dray afford an item for ... r! 7 W* U-. J* Lhe Evansville Journal.

and

Evansville Courier doeBnTt bring

out its rooster to crow over the Maine election, as it did over a similar result in Vermont. «it-

THE

dlw.

largest audience over assembled

a two or three day county. Their princi

hunt in Harrison

pal object was to secure, if possible, one or both of the panthers reported to he roaming tho woods in the vicinity of Corydon. "They lmntoil and the}- halloed, -''j*.*

Aiil tbe first thing thoy di«l find, Wai an o»l in a lre*s !:_& And that they loft behind."

DRAMATIC SEASON at Butscb's

maginificent new Theater, the Academyof Music, Indianapolis, will open on next Monday night. first part of the programme is tho inauguration exercise?) consisting of an introductory address by Mr.-Leak, tbe manager, a musical entertainment, and the opening address, a poem, by Miss Leura Beam. Tbe opening piece is Sheridan's admirable comedy of the School for Scandal.

cattle disease has made its appear

ance in this vicinity, and six cows have died of it since night before last. It is supposed to have boon brought here by Texas cattle. The stock afflicted are covered with large ticks, many of them half an inch long. The cows wnich died bad been sick for two or three days, manifesting their sickness by refusing to eat, hanging down the head, etc. Prompt and vigorous measures should at once be taken tn prevent the disease from spreading.— Ind. Journal.

shooting and cutting affair at

Bellevue on Sunday evening, proves to have been quite a serious one. Mr. Chas. W. Long was shot, as bofore stated in this paper, and no doubt mortally wounded. Anson Warner was cut dangerously, and it is thought he cannot live indeed, it was reported on the street yesterday evening that he was dead, but the report was premature. No hopos was entertained of his or Long's recovery yesterday evening.—Evansville Journal.

SAXTON & WALMSLET's,

QUALITY

and quantity are the two de-

sirabln attendants of "Barrett's Vegeta

ble

Hair JReetosative." Tho bottles are neither corked thimbles, nor the preparation itself a worthless compound of deleterious minerals, as has been proved by the Award Committee of the N. H. Stale Agricultural Society,—D^/

I R- F-I I a.

NOT

GREY FLANNELS—Twilled

and Plain, at cost.

11 SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

NOTICE.—There

this (Wednesday) evening, Sept. 16th' 1S68. This being the last meeting of the term, a full attendance of the patriarchs is desired.

(By

ordar of

W.M.

M. BARR,

Scribe.

E. T. O.— There will bo a business meeting of the E. T. O. Club at the Terre Haute House, Wednesday evening, September 16th, at half past seven (7:30) o'clock. A full attendance is required as arrangements will be made for tho seasons oflS68 and '69. ^yiM 1

JF.

WITTIO

1,11

may supposo that it is a

mere "blow" when it is stated that Teas Coffeo and Spices superior to those usually sold elsewhere are sold daily at Footo's Tea Store. Many are convinced that it is a fact and all aro invited lo test the matter. Goods warranted to give satis-

faction. uj

ARRIVAL

"Flying

C. WTTTIG & Co.-

14iltf It

BUY

NEW LEMONS

ITEM.—A

pay high prices for common

Hoop Skirtaj-frhaii -Tot|l9m buy thtf isjeftt. quality at factory prices, at Weisz's JJkirt' factory, opposite Postoffice. dwtf

ASSOBTMENT of French Gilt and Alabaster Ornamental Clocks at John

FRESH VEGETABLES

Ray & Bailey's.

FOR

PROF. CUQUA

will be a regular meet

ing of Vigo Encampment No. 17,1. O. O*

DkT^bkt^.A.

mator

'& WA.tfslsi.iwr41

bot,

AND

D. D.,

& Co.

SHKLLKDT'S DRUGSTORE

and

gfet a package of Burton's ToBkceo Aatidbte and be cured of the filthy practice of smoking and chewing tobacao. Price 50 cents.

A..-

dlw

dwtf

Captain JINK'S.-Of

celebrated Serio Comic Songs,

Beach of Long Bracb,"

the

"On tbo

"Captain Jinks,'

Trapeze,"

A largo

assortment

has just arrived at Kissner's Palace of Music, togother with all

the popular

music of the dav. d2t

TAKE NOTICE—Th'at

we "boughtVat

auction a laige lot of Stamped Aprons, which we will sell at 25c., 30c., 35c 40c and 56c. apiece according to size.

Main St.

by the Box at

H. HULMAN's.

CASH BUYERS

can save from two to

your Corsets at Wei?z'i, opposite

PostoflQce. ... dwtf

YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

commences

its next session." Monday, Sift inst, in rooms over the New National State Bank coraer Of Fifth and Main- streets. Prof Spencer will be assisted by Prof. Bosworth in the natural sciences and by other comj petent teachers in the various depart mollis. I -i 'i-J 27d3w. o. Ywiar**lNTEUEST.—Austin, Shryer & Co. against tho world for cheapest Hardware. Give them a trial, dtf

few cases of assorted goodsi

tho forerunners of a fine full stock, arrived for Tuell, Ripley & Co's yesterday. Among them are some nice'cloth Cloaks a few pieces of plaid poplin, black Thibet Shawls, silk Fringe, and some cheap Serges. A fine line of all kinds of Dry Goods will probably be announced the last of this week. $flw.

BEST

QUALITY 30 Spring Hoop Skirts,

at 75 cents, at Weisz's Skirt factory.*dWtf

I.jmji,

every day, at lOdtf

the best variety of Fruit Jars, go

to Brown & Melvin's. $

SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS

Hazard's Powder.

#yf

Eley's Wads and Caps. y| New York Shot, at dtf

AUSTIN, SHRYER

JAR

dtf:

GOODS

PRESIDENT.

MADISON,

DR. MIDDLDTON,

dtf

Secy. 16-dlt.

of Terre Hante^ Horse

& Co's.

Go TO Ray & Bailey's for fine peaches They will keep a full stock every day through the season. Prairie chi^en3 in a few days. dtf

is arranging for a Grand

Ball at Concordia Hall. Further announcement will be mado in due time. 9-dlw.

LEMONS

by the box, and old Potatoes

•it $1,00 per bushel, at Ray & Bailey's.

AUSTIN & GRIGSBY,

successors to

W. Rippetoe, will continue to keep a full and first-class stock of Groceries and country produce, at the same well-known and popular stand. .a*-*

NICE SORGHUM

MORRIS, C.

AUCTION

8—dtf

dtf-

STEM

I. RIPLEY 'S.

every day and night at

GREINE# & FORREST'S,

dtf Corner 3d and Ohio streets.

A NEW

for sjpiced and preserved

it at

SPENCER'S

One lot

suited for

Misses and

SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

WANTED.—A

HOURIET.™

COOPERS

Etiguirtr.

&%!«*#'

t« zs,f

E 0, HomttQ*

ysicion.

cqttcbeur tfiat he in 'fiaTO Haute of McdicinV in all its

has permanently for tho l'raclipo^ofi! branches.. T:« ..

Kev.1' Mr. T.' M." Martin, J. S

Boacb, Jjsq, V. Esgert^M^

PATRONS.—

D.,JndtaMjh

Office, No. 196 Main street, /over Eppbighousen's Marble Wiorks,, Residence southwest earner of Ohio and Sixth street.

If healthy persons are exposed to un" usual and continued exertion'in confined air, or under tbe heat of the sun, or to tho inlluencfe of depressing waUihfuljlcss by traveling, and chango of ^fiet'&iid water, or if residents £f malarious districts or the rank river bottoms of tho West and South, there can be no dofibl but' a care ful uso of

Koback's Siomath

FANCT DYEING, SCOURING

leu

dollars by going to Shannon, at 63 Main street, to buy a Stove or Wheat Drill. He is bound to eell Opposite Old Court House. dlmwlin

NoTica OF

Moth Patches, Frcckles and. iau.— The only Reliable Remedy for those brcsn dis co olions 011 the face is "PERRY'S

Fbeckle LOTION.'-

Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block. dtf -"3/j?

fpORneat

I E S

of all kinds, sold at auction, at

GREINER & FORREST'S.

WANTED—All

kinds of Furuiture, new

and second-hand, at Greiner & Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio stroets. v^dtf

Improved Self-Sealing Fruit

Jars, only Two Collars por dozen, at Brown & Melvin's, No. 62 Main street.

IS" ..

SHAKER •RUSSETS.—These

extra mce

Potatoes can be bad wholseale or retail at

RIPPETOE

& Co s.

iii. %Tos. 1 and 2 Dowling Hall. 2 dtf 5

gcod Pastry Cook at

the FNational House—no others need apply- Good wages will ba paid.fig tf

AND

Good

CARPKNTEKRS.—We

are

after you with a large stock of Cooper and Carpenter's tools just received. Take a look.

AUSTIN, SHRYER

30-dtf »#3fi

DON'TTOROET

& Co.

I 'J I

to call at No. 79 Main

itreet and leave your measure for one of those fine business sails. Bannister has just opened a fine fetock of new goods, fresh from tbe eastern market, and jiroms ises to give his customers "fits." 9-dSt. S a L&

is a 4 a Ji a

•I

,! -.smnV-V *.

"dtf-

r*. .**,»!'•.

CONSTITtrTI^NAL DIFFERENCES.—TherO aro rnany eonatituUtMiAso.-iDiterently defective in dtfHVe great bene fit from a mOdferAte," '£ure liquor combinod with such yegetablo^medicines and .extracts as enter mttflbe composition of RobrfSk's Stomafcbjfiitfefs atffl there are many situations rn't^tiieff5even lhe healthiest derive additional security from its aceasional use.

Ethers with

tho food woulij surety bes the means of warding off actual diseasd and enabling them tj^ bear up unaffected where, without ^o^Bitters, they would likely haye to succumb tho disease.. TJiey strengthen, tone and invigorate, aiii 'di^estion and increase the appetitQ., s^ll-dwlm

AND

PAIRING.—H. F. Iteiners still continues to clean and color all kinds "of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fasbiofiable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent's clotho3 iii t}ie rieatoat style. dtf

CHANG#.—E.

R. Rob.bins

having removed his business stand to 5th Street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnigh his customer^ with Gardou and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, FlourH tfeed

&c.

Give him

A DILL

dtf E. R.-ROBBRNS.

GROYER & BAKER

Sewing Machine,

Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, east Main streot, Terre Haute,' Indiana,' All kinds.of Threads, Needles,-anid* jgartr of. MaehineS-for sale also,^ew'and8improved Grover & Baker Sewing Machines .always on hand nd for sale by. dtf f-— A.'!

CANTWE^tT

SPEC'S STANDARD WINE lilTTERSfoa tfighly -recommended by phyii cians frtr rtmpopiics, on account of -its tonic prc^iei^ies, it« Ats-ijyi and Its dpljciou9|flit^r.|

LOCAL NOTICES.

xi»irscoifRCi4 (fr-dirR h'ace.! Tun 11) 8011 describes a cavalcadr, sjx hundred strougj riditig onward to destruction regardless of its «#taihi^.J TStfrlhliHll^gilnull^liid into n.il lions, scarcely serve to tell the number who are HWTWMR*T0BRHF3'I PWB^RTTW^BIG'INLIETY worse than death in the ^form of that terrible scourge—Fever and Ague. Now, this complaint is very coamon ami danges^ns. Butitcan be combatted and comiuered with MISfjfaER HERB, BETTiR9,' '^ilch is fref ared ^Ibjotl^bt

I'HOrncTivE MEDICATION,

MOTH

AND

Pruparcd only by

PEBEY,

Db.

49 Bond St-, IJew York. Sold everywhere. nih27-6meod

4 1

CONCENTKATEDINDIGO For the Laundry.—Free from Oxalic Acid.—Set Chemist's Certificate. Patent Pocket Pincushon or Emery Baa

SACH twenty

Pure Crystal Icc.—The unaersigned is now prepared to furnish the public with clear healthy Riv and 3pring Pond Ice fcr the sea'on, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply all Business HSuses and Private Fam ilies. Orders ltrt at the Post Office, with Ash McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, wiB meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of lc", well to order from a30dGm JACOB fiTElNMEm..

WANTED.

WANTED—TWO GOOD EE

LIABLE GIRLS—Oue as Cook and til

other as II01191 maiJ. lGJ3t

tlie

Apply immediately to JACOB H. HAOEIi, South 6th Street.

I?OR SALE-A RARE CHANCE

J- FOR BUYERS.—The undersigned offers fjr silo his property situated on the Lirkport Itoad. Hithin one iicarter qf a mile from the Corporation line, consisting in seven acres first-rats laud, with a nearly new frame hous with three rooms, one stable, one well, and an orchard with 75 Fiuit Trees, Qrapeviner, 4,030 Strawberry Plants, etc Particulars can be ha I of the Proprietor, [I5d5t] DDE FREDERICK

SALE—COTTAGE

HOUSE

and ch«ap little home in one of the

healthiest locations of the citj. Apply to aSdtf C. I: BIPLEY.

Tj^OR SALE.—HOUSE and LOT

J7 —Sitnated corner of 12th and Eagle streets conUinn five ro ms, well, cislein, cellar, and sup-plie-Ki with all kiuos ol shrnbbery. Enquire on the premi ej- jelldlm

fjOR

SALE—SEWING

MACHINE

JL Having purchased a Singer Sewing Machine, I wish to dispose of a Wheeler & Wilson Machine that I have been using. It is in good order, and oue of the beat. Will be sold for $2 cash. 1 8ARAII R. KIZEB,

93tf

*. dtf

Corner 3d & Waltint streets.

FOR RENT.

ROCERY STAND for RENT.

The stcck and 6xtnres of a god paying grocery staod. Attached to the store area number of rooms, most comfortably arranged for a family or a bo:irdlog boose. For particulars apply early to Mr. EL WELL, at R. S. Cox & Son's. In again coming in possession of my property I will offer tbe same for rent on reasonable terms. lldtf MRS. BROWN.

T70RRENT—Two good business

J} -Rooms, »ith Cellars and a sait of rooms to oacb. in the second etory, in tbo Odd Ftlltifi Bnilrting, on Third street, near the PablicSquara. Terms reasonable. Enquire of 5 N E fiii Jfft fsPw&l L. A. BURNET. 29dtf B. A MORRIS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

jyjILLINBRY.

Sirs. BUCKIlfGHAlI

nas removed to the corner of Fotnrth and Ohio Streets, wheref 'ie^is now opening a full and. complete stock of Fall style Bonnets,

•«t.

-»IN II

BUHXIAI,

a -o7, -it

Flow-

m,Ac. DBE5S MASIKO baa ais® been.added to tbe basiness. Having a oonpetent Drees-raa ker, saliifactiOD is guaranteed. .. ',sa

S-'HU-.-

TV*IHVI

ill

FMM%A&ons!

I ti

Mainfaetr'd feroiir owBTrtfel

Timtter Seuoaed Two Years! "*\-S &'

i'.••• -f-

-t4i

Welt & Completely Ironed! .•\,S£

:H1 'U

Wide Track and Thick Tire!

Hand shaved Spokea

iart nj iSO\t 'V Strong Iron Brao«s!

Handsomely Pai^nted!

Very Light Draft

-r. S. -A )r' i' «»i A

WARRANTED FOR A TEAR!

twMi

JOJfES A JOKE§,

WiJ (tiitHTira ImplemeDlf,

TKBBS HAUT*, fsD.

The CAST-CAST-STEEL PLOW

Is the Best in the World!

RYANS¥iIfLK 4 ORAWFOBMViil. B. «. CO. SECRETARY'S OFFICE,

I EVANSVILLE, IND.,

I E

for working off diseases

arising.from malarious causes, and as a potent remedy fjr curing such diseases where they have ^Iready effected a lodgment in tli9 system. It malf^tit^ifrer^:ce:h(Jiw1dng thi vlctina has s»t-feie-l, t.or how lijlsnt the di'.ease—tli#s iCaolt of uslug this Hitler* must be snccessjOBi nUd satis factory.' Sold everywhere: 16-dwlw

Dept. 15th,

1808. 3

Notice ia hereby given that tbe Annukl IfMliog of Stockbo'derH in thii Compaiy will to held *2 the Court Houae in the City of GranniUe, on Monday, the 5th day of October, nexf, at N o'clock A. M., at which time an election will be held for Thirteen Director*, to eenre for the en

By order the Board, J? (Ufiusfctst *S A* si ltd J. X. MARTIN, SacMttry.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT -L of the United States, for tbe District of Indiana. In the matter of Snos Stronae, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. At Terre Hanle, in said District, on the 15tk day of Sept. 186S.

This is to give notice that wc ha»e Died onr final accoonl Aiiifineee of tbe estate of Eno» Stronie, Bankrupt, in said Court, before I-|N-Piercp, Bef lotor In Bankruptcy, and that on the 2&lday of September, 1S68, at the Office of Nelson A Pierce, in l'erre Haute, Indiana, we shall apply to said Oourtfor the Mtilementof oar aeoonnts, and for a discj^atxe from all liability as Assignees o(. said estate, in accordance with the provision) of tbe Twenty-eighth seotioh of the Vankiupt Actof March 2d,

1S67.

'PHLLIP SCHLFTSS,)

16dtf JAFLOB t. MACK. RA,si«nee,W

MERCHANT TAILORING.

io fid

MERCHANT

TAILORING.

MHLTRAE^JM. :!in)

1. Si

BANNISTER

at iba vt

\IT

tan

FRENCH and ENGLISH

SI1ERES

0 1i

•***$" -A.N1/

*£5££l£ifos GW

CHEVOIT A

if«ow iB' »Ui a'4oaii fc. miqcu 1 s&ii i'jocll.jat '!e

Sua east

rxifeC

CSNT BOX.

For Sale by all respectable Grocers andDrugglsts. jy30dw3m

»r4» 3t?w

—-F0B—' #4

And for a FfneAuortment of Black anl Colored

Cloths and Doeskin Gasslmeres. t?d tow

BEAUTIFUL STTLIS

Of AMERICA^ CASSIMERE9 of all grade* and prises.

FOR SALE.

FOJR

SALE—A Fine two-s*tory

Frame Dwelling Ilouse—eight room?, gas slat© rcof, t"'o externa and well, rftal!«, curriagf hbiisp, and good fruit. Lot J50 feet front by 0 feet deep. Will be sold chenp. Apply to slC'dtf P. M. DONNELLY.

•IU4 .fa

I SMMft r» vi .aari." Ji

lea fcf

liw nORTteHI «d Alslf t^t'A'liit&tly oa'hind a*^o&d assortmen OF

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

COOP.

'ft **.-.•

itfni

WE WILL 0

Tils Week and Next,

CALL STO

«-.«a

Consist in in part of

Foreign and Don ic

'I'it

$-»•

tr 8

1ESS

GOCp!

I S A W

FLA

A S S M: E W

S I

•a?.

IIWHITT

.tenajTod ,0d

i.6®f

A &C., &C

Together with

gu»d Stoi

ilk

I' I N 'S!

a 2:1 Ir.

iook Out for Bs

.Co»n:-

Y.ZUT

Ins

AT-

an,

C0KNKLIII8 ft HA Corner 3d and 1

TE*

1 Sts.,

Terre-if mat di.

i- ,j»5

.i-': i. ll Uiir-lifiA ..«lc

3t.-ear-*i«l{

fce».••,j- si s#s.i*Ei14ii#iti »rft fcr»

*a tsi.t ?WW, «.fc«T-ii

.w.gj

-*im»B

Ji'q »d 7'-

v_?:n

ed i»VOT»c1 -^c

t-j a

»H t.i »trt ri

f-d) 1

is NOW BEEBRVRRO HIS

C.WITTIGCO.

'BUSINESS SUITS.

BL4£K, BBOWK 3 60 lev BLUE, DAHLIA, AND SILVER FOX ,t

MUSLINS, led

die.

SHIRTS,

Shawls.

[A few Nice Ones.J

u'l Satchels and Valises. JI

8 J3i f'

MB. BLACK

Still superintends the Merchant Tailoring

Department, and guarantees a perfect fit.

CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW,

Are cordially invited to call at

hh,* BASIISTEB'S,

No. 79 Main Street.

gTEAM, DYE HOUSE.

II. CLARIDGE

Has returned to this tity, and fitted op a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at the old Stand, Mo. 8 North Fourth Street, where be will be pleawd to meet his old friends, and as many new'onee as may favur him with their iiatronag 25.1 tf

pHEAP MXLLINER\. kinds of Millinery Goods sold at (JOS daring the Winter months, at

all

Mrs M. 11. Abbott's,

Ite tbe Poet Oflee. DeeMdtf-

REMOVAL.

AILROA AGENCY,

I have mored my oSos to Mclsea ft Paddo«k's Hill, where I would be pleased to see my old friends and customers.

Through reeeipta given oa ehipmenie or pro duce toall Eastern Ottlae. All BaU, and Bail an Mater rates as low, and Uma aa inlck ae an competing lines. Grain In bulk snipped to Is' Birgteud town wit hoe chanfe of

-03 SflOi. lo

•TIHU

19DI

lost chance of ears. JAMBA*. TUBMBB,

apciStdtf

78 MAIN S'PT.

OPPOBITB MOKL^

Are now opsning

arge

FALL S

BEAVERS!

.'ii

DOME9ICS

ncm

I S

ft unbleached

GINGHi S, &c.

DeLalnes, Win Armnres

Broea

In Fashioned Patterns.1

A Large

FRENCH RINOS

In all '^1

At One DolU er Jtard

Plaid Flanneli Shirting Miner

oneii

tX\

018 Of the best quality, made to order.

A Good I&ni! of,

tbw Pt bs-" ..

Woolen Shirts, Knit Jackets^

Fla Is, a 's FUels, ed lnels,

Striped Dotted

'iJJt

mnels, Flannels

j'OG« Cloal

LADIES' CLOT

New Colors.

Best Waterjof Cloth

ti* In Black, Brown

t-i

ild-mizell

At $1,25 and 9i

QHBAP

per Yard

tii

A Large

Af MM

DRESS

vi jfi

ODS.

Bought at An

id sold

For tSOcUi. 01

Dollar

n**

i.i 081

Gloves, Shawl

bias, etc.,

In Largh'iety.

WITT

CO.,

N«xt Door to

Drug

Store.

EXC1 ON

TO ETA ILLE.

The B. ft C. B. B. Oo ran an Excursion Train on Thursday an »y Sept. 17th and 18th, carrying visitors I SOUTHWESTERN DIS1 Tille, for

•rre Haute to the TAIB, at Brans-

IS Each for t&Bid Trip.

Trains will leave Tern arrive at Bvaaeville at Evansville at 6:10 P. M., at 10:30.

kgt,

"»d Ir

j) 6-

*:fi

ciws-w

Sf-

ft .eees^as*

at640A.M., and Betnrnlng, leeve Ire at Terre Haute

The Manages* of the »r the most liberal premiums, aad aspect it d'splay—ae pec ally of Horses evec oil State.

la thte part of the

Tor pwtlealanfr Bills. LE, Jr. Sop't.

Sep 14, 15k 1#, 17.

GOODS.

FALIj

NEW

sit:

GW)DS!

NEW FALL GOODS!

ED8ALLft CO.

-I 3

Btain PtopUn*, 40S ITP, 63,

dMhable OfTfe&S

Mixed Poplins,

Alpacas,

!.:« -t^tk

tc* .ee^ve

wStoa ci

tst-Ji

»ri f»€t rft n* A T&I HXST'.

CONSISTING IN PART, OF FINE

i,ooo

xteos *I

«w«

N*HT§»'ft TDS

cil.

MLTMSSI* ilai.1 FT \s TII

W-d,

«ji. :*di 11! t» «d so

ITWTM

..*,!*

fvat etlf

if!

.e-esr 31 Jl ifSjW eiit »J tt-r8 .i»^s»» it ,1*6

M-)

«if$

ts tttdiiw

ii.'.i •..»•!. ii»• if

DRY OOi

F- ME

ylish Dress Goods!

».«

HIT

IVIX

75c,

Sitk Warp do, AU (Jolors, I Shot Silk—very fashionable, JPtaid Mohairs.

4 "J'l» SMI

tiOOllS

VV .I.*

U-

•i

tAlpacas,

Bleached and JBri -*.J

.HHTT II

Cbameleaa Effect«^«t»U' i'i-ji* ,»slt »i.. j.. h- 1

V$r

,i Splendid tine.

Alpacas,

Big Stcck.

5-i lit*##

'•«w -tefv

..t

Fell Lines, at 40, 50 and 03 cis.

WMIte and Lemon.Cftrd.Alpicss

V*ar.K

it a

LOOK! LOOK I

'^'5^4.

At New Embroideries,

FROM A UCTTON. I inn

i..'

.-Mk.is.3a ,si i/«i

e* iitn- .iii..-

500 Bands at 50c. (Iwo yards): 160 Bands at 80c.

(hand-work)

100 Bands at 100c.

(hand-work)

YARDS

EiVlBR01l)RlKs

ijj -l a-

TSAITSRV

^3TIT3T?r»K "5 .4** r' fAT

LOWER PRICES "oi«

Than former Cost Prices I!

EDSA1X & CO.,

*'Cor. 4th and Main Sts.

DRY COODS.

Campaign Year!

—,,

ftsteJf

BANK

„v

10'yji

.*I bit* as,& -is-a f/

km s%&

8M» tejj

(General Order No. 1.

*. -t 5S .g

ftst

K.1 ta.i is

5 ...

Low Prices for the Fall 1868.

I 'liti hiSutj I

!8v"V

k-s

Fall Stock now opening

.,1' :L "4-f J.

irmi

DRESS GOODS!

& ii

NOTIONS! S

\.i

TRIMMINGS! v*

DOMESTICS

•s*'- :-n« •.

FLANNELS!

,5 )U

TICKS!

STRIPES

it's pjiINIS!

2-^s?'.1.....

&c-&c-

Also a large sud well assorted Stcck of

CARPETS

(if all kinds'

P: :r.-J

OIL CLOTIIS

DRUGGETS,

Wall and Window Papers, jivi

j. «*&.

Looking Glaisises,

Ii &C-, &C., Sce. mnt*

Ri MEMBER'

LOW PRICES

Is the order for the Fall

-AT

W. 0. EY€E A (!OX

SfX

'.'=2 t* -/s

xthunta

t»r

get

sss iaagiA