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DAILY EXPRESS.

TifixUiifi-BAU'.fW, *N'I.

Saturday Horning, Sept. l»tli, 1S6S

B2ILUOA.D TIME TABLE.

TERSE HAUTE AND INDIANAFOLIB. ABKIVS.

LKAVFT..

4:50

BfrpreM

HL"1

KIPREAS.

4:10 P. 2VANS"VTLLE

I Mil eiir.airr,

iii«-tiOLiAS FIljbEi.'ti. Ft,ft Hr,»T, rfel ATP. APPfiATSEfc .'AMI'S EUIK'A'N. a co3tsi?ssio2*Ki.

PEKC'KL G. T£VJCBIIO'I-D.

FCii f-rRVETOB,

Ar.KSAiiDrK roni'iTP. rr-B CGBOBFa,

IK'S.

YIP «'H ItTS'J.

V.,B A ASS-.80 ft—HABiilBOTT TftWl!l?H P. T. WETK.

COUNTY MEETING.

M. C.

Wi'l

sd^.-Ms tl:b i-ili?* •. OiuiiSi, »i'9 CO.'tvl iii*.' S*.0A*?.E,

TUESDAY SEPT, 2FT* LA, 18»8,

jkH' O'CI-Orii. jp. M.

'"OEN. '-TrHn ?=i ''".u-itiy j'8_ r.jntM.-.n, .'.r.rir.. ice vCm- I tho EeUii«.n, and no-r rep:ejente the OH Fifth Hiediot ,a Congress. H! •will subject v. —.

JOINT DISCUSSION

GOVE"RNrK

BAKER AND

SENATOR HENDRICKS,

Will hold a joint discussion at Brazil, Tuesday, Sept. 2'2d. The disrussion will commence at one o'clock.

HALF FARE TRAIN.-

The T. H. fc

K. R. will run a special

train leaving here at 11:30 A. m., and returning, will leave Brazil at 5:20 r. M. Fare, for the round trip, SIXTY-FIVE CENTS.

HON. JAMES HECHES

Will speak at the Court House Square

Tuesday Evening, Sept. 22d.

MAJOR MAX. HOFFMANN,

Republican ."andidate for Secretary of State, will speak to the Germans in Uieir own language, at Turner Hall. Saturday evening, Sept. 19th.

Two Circuses next weekday and orie oil Fiiiav,

THE I'ARiiEK^

HO.N. .JOH.N

ELECTION.—County

WK LKABN

... 6:li5 A. *. ...10:60 A.M.

3:15 p. Accommodation 6:46 A.

\im T.

Express ll:W «*.

ST. LOUIIJ, ALTOH AND TSIIHS HAUTE. I.KAVK.1

6.46 A. Express 11*00

O'CONNSLL

...Mall 4:00 P. w.

ABEIVI. A. W.

4:40 p. M. 10:15 P. «. M.

11-10 "M .KxprcBS ..ftf»tloon A cororaodation... 9:66 a

AND CRAWFOBBSVILLE.

AttUlVlf.

S«i. Accomodation .4:05 p.-

4 (V

uOutt.vn.Li i.XTB«bJOJ».

&KiY« 4:4,r. p, «....

AHRl VE.

..10:3T» A. M.

Republican Oonntv Ticket.

RM PFNATOI

IIABVRV 0. i'OOTT,

,08

r.KFarsrNVAII «..«. 'l A' K. J'li. P. 3 jlSLEY nAMfi.To

XF.I'.K. TVKN KE.

ron

)4i"lKM II 7OB Tr.r.'.srurK, •MOKTON C. TtiT'KTJi

Y..o..jh#»» upon the

L,f Bscjnstru. lion, riaanoe and Taxa-j

tjco, end d««i«5 3 I.1- heard by candid men of al'

parties This liBJOi, the 1-ist ConLij ileal.ag Siii tho Illastrloii? filandard BB»r«r, GEN. GBAliT, was pl»c«dii'»IOIA:aW:'n 1"CJ- Jhe Tat'Anry, .ih-Tsd that the X'OTal (-iiizes-j sr.i Soldier, will ni»l such ft D«r.oii»tri?ior. will sat.slv the Anti B^ubiicanaa-iDisloyal nUir.eni B.aong 11s, ll.»t

,tho,lI.c»t

"osn nz~*.i agtif iiiii-'- 1 llii= countrj. Pv Or.te'. ot the TlrlTON r-sKCUTTVi: 'H5i ITTK1-, (if Vigo County.

tj®3iKRAI

-one on "Mori-

Tht COT-NTY F.vir. bogins on Monday, •tiontinuing, the whole of the week.

Ma-'OR M\:. Kofi-ma**

Geh."WAStiBrsH

city yesterday

v^resstjs tbe

Gerrasna are.Turiier H-v1! to-nisht.

passed through the

ro?-:tsfor "Wflsliington.

say the frost has not

done any damage to the crops tlm? far.

Hov. ErctKTrr I. Hot.-detv and Daniel Voorhees haVi.ialurned tt the ii!y.

ipA.KT T?OYS in Bij e, CO. A. a.e requested to niwet at tho Normal School building, at seven o'clock this evening.

G. CHAIN ADDRESSES

Grant Club, evening i^st.

MAO:TXFX-""EI

PERSONAL.—Coi

the

Marshall, Ills Tuesdav

pancrstnic viww of

the city may be obtained fro -, the tup the Normal School braiding.

HARPER'S "WEEKLY, for September ?C, is pecu'uSrfj rich in pr.lif.cai ilinstrationi. O'Cor.nwii has it and lia« aUo

l:s's i-'t

PrarJ: T/er-

the same d-iu.

"THE GRA: BOYS

r: Birr..''—AL

the request ot a number of readers wrrepublish this mining the patriotic ntder the above title.

THE eo^ruiox of Air. KeneuLe, blab* --bed by Young, waa much tnoie lavovahle yesterday,- and the chance* are rv —thought tc» ba in i't.vor :.f :^,iv«r.

ans, candidate for oe^retsrr cf and Gen. Ben Harrison w«re in the city v?sterda

Coi. R. W Thompson speaks at Anderson to-day. Col. T. H. Nels.-n speaks at "Warsaw this afternoon and at Fort Wavue to-night.

THE EDGAR COUNTY PAIR

Clerk Simpson and

Sheriff Kizer give official notice this morning of the election to De held Octo. her l.'ith. and the offices to be voted for.

that .lames Miller, shot

by Dr. Whittaker, is still in a very low state and although he may recover, will suffer a total loss of the use of his lower limbs.

favors us with Godey's

Lady's Book for October. We have exhausted our vocabulary Jiu praising this magazine, and yet have not told all its excellencies.

THE REGISTRY BOARDS meet again on the 6th of October. It is'important thatt. every Republican should see that his own and neighbor's names are enrolled, and that all errors are corrected.

NORMAL

ScnooT..—Strenuous exertions

are being made to get the Normal School building enclosed beforothe soason closes It will ba "nip and tuck," with some lit. tie prospect of Jack Frost nipping it before tho roof is on.

MARRIEH.—Thursday-

17th inst at tbe

residence of tho bride's father, S. Mc.Elvain, E?j by Rev. E. Frank Howe, Wm. T. LEONARD, EaI., »f tliu American Express Co., and M133 MATTIK

Hox. H. D. SCOTT

ratlie'" is indiei loit, »ni that .Is

X'.0«glafttor«

bJifl Sapj:ort«M and Sympathiser*,

VT ORTON I KK W

speak at

Spencer. Bloom fieM Braril Terre Hauic.... Sullivan RockTllio Newport Friday.

..Fii lny

KRTISING

Sept 25

.. Saturday.. Sept 26 Mi inlay «ept 2S ....Tuesday Sept ih) .... Wednesday Sopt

Tlmrsday 1 Oct

MCELVATN

OVERRULED.—In the Supreme Court this week, a petition for a rehearing in the case of Charies Wood et al. vs Henry B. Ostrom et al., carriud up from the Vigo Circuit Court, was overruled.

AND I. N. PIERCE

will address Iho people on the political questions of the day at the school house at Mont Ruse, ou Mi i.:lti evening next at seven o'clock. The ladies are invited to attend.

EVERY INDICATION with regard to the approaching fttate Fair is that it will be a success. The State Board of Agriculture say that they are receiving letters from exhibitors from abroad for space tD an unprecedented extent.

fcas created many a new

bu iness has enlarged many an old business ha* revived many a dull business has resound many a failing business has preserved many a large business, and insures success in any business.

Fcrk —The

residence of Dr. E. Wat-

kiris, of Fairbanks township, Sullivan county, was entirely consumed by fire about one o'clock last Tuesday afternoonOnly one bedstead ani a fow chairs were saved. Loss about $2,560. Insured for $1,000. The fir« was caused by sparks from the chimney communicating to the roof.

MAN KILLBD.—Thursday

a recent cause before Judge McDonald, involving the question of tbe fees and charges of assignees in bankruptcy) the court held that: An assignee is entitled to retain out of the moneys in his hands as such the amount of all necessary expenditures by him, and enough to reasonably compensate him for all services performed by him in the faithful execution of his trust, as well as his per cent age allowed by the bankrupt act on all moneys received or paid out by him.— And the Register may allow these claims when opposition to them is not formally made.

SCOTT it AS A RIVAL I—One Dr, E Preston, of Harmony, Clay county, is about to snatch tho laurels from the brow of J. T. S. as a mathematician. He delivered a speech at Stanton a few dayss since, in which be stated that "tc transport the enormous debt- of the Government it would require a line of wagons long enough to reach around the globe, al lowing 2.000 pounds of go Id

to each

wagon." Allowing sixteen ounces to the pound and $20 to the ounce gives us $H20 to the pound, winch multiplied by 2,000 pounds, the amount in each wagon, gives us $640,000 to the load. Allowing rods or 49J feet for each wagon, gives 107 wagons in a mile, which multiplied by 23,000, the number i.f miles around tho globe, gives 2 925.000 wagons, which multiplied by 640,000, the number of dollars to each wagon, gives $1,872,000,000,000 which, according to the Doctor, is the amount of the public debt.

THE DEMOCRATIC MOUNTAIN

Deltart. Ala.jor Ev

said he was

at Paris

closed yesterday. The attendance has Jjeen good, but the exhibition, aside from *oms fine horses rather meagre. I

labored

very severoly al! day yesterdtty, and brought forth at night a mouse of considerable dimensions and a very long tail. Lt filled the Court House to bear CD. W. coriiee?. who introduced a considerable quantity of new matter, entirely personal, as a preface, and then struck out on the ''old, old story. Ho groaned and howled fear]ally about the bondholders' gold interest, but neglected to say that his vote, with that of Pendleton, Vallandig. 'ham, and' forty-two other Democratic members ot the House, fastened that terrihie burden on the shoulders of the! pro ducing classes-

i:gilt:,ng

along mighty

wed with .tbe soldiers now," but^didn't rev-re the recollection of the time khen his abuse of "Lincols hirelings" hid so incensed soldiers that his life was not safe on a railway train with the B^ys in Blue Voorhees said many other things which we will notice while lis continues hi? canvas* the canvass which he declined to make with his aompetitor.

When Voorheee concluded, at ten o'clock, he introduced Doctor Wm. Sherrod, of Orange, who was going through his paces when we left. Democracy takes strongly to doctors ein^ tfefi Verjnoat and Maine elections.

£e ermoat

••v.* !i

THE QUA NT BOYS IN BLUE.

\Aiu—"Std Whtit.and Jilu-t_

America^ land of bright freedom, No longer accursed by a slave, When tyrants denounce, never heed them,

But np with the flag of the brave. It shone o'er our ranks in dark danger, When missiles of death 'round ns flew, To (bulking and fear 'tie a stranger,

When borne by the Grant Boys in Blue.

Cuoncs— When borne by tho Grant Boys in Blue, When borne by the Grant Boys in Blue, To skulking and fear 'tis a stranger,

SVhen borne by tho Grant Boys in Bluo.

When rebjls our Union to sever, Made war o'er the land and the seas, Not an inch would we yield them, no never,

But threw out our flag to the breeze. Around it tho valiant quick rally, Their foalty to freedom renew, J' On tbe march, in the battle and sally,

Shone the flag of the Grant Boys iu Blue, Shone the flag, &c.

At Shiloli, at Vicksburg, at Lookout, At Donelson, pelted by storm. We boraiit o'or rampart and redoubt,

Gave victory a luster tiud form. In tbe wilderness, constant in battle, Through weeks of dread conflict it flew,

Twan seen iu the midst of war* rattles, Proudly borne by tho Grant Boys in Blue, Proudly borne, Ac.

No field but H8 victors we bore it, When Grant our gri'at loader

W«K

there,

Bii liruoud fell (only traitor* doplore it,) Appomattox saw Ice In despair, Grant and victory, nothing could sevor.

Giant and victory, the boast ol'the line. The Army aud Navy forever, Iln7?n for the Graut Boys in Bine.

Hn77a for (hi* Grant Boys in iBIne, ivr.

Now nil who hhve foaghi for the l.ati' ii Periled lifa on the land or the Fe:i, Strike again foi your couutry'h miration.

Follow Grant and tho flag of the free. Gather 'round thein again, in your might, Though traitor* should scowl at the view, Once more put the pray backs to flight.

Three cheers for the Grant Boys in Blue, Three cheers, Ac,

THE REPUBLICAN MEETING AT

TEZUMA

MR. EDITOR:

night, as the

train due here at eleven o'clock, was passing Harmony, on the T. H. & 1. R. R., it ran over a man, whose name was not known at the time and which we have not since been able to learn. The top of his head was crushed in a horrible manner. It is thought that he was drugged) then robbed and laid on the track. This1 however, is mere suspicion. The body was taken, care of by the railroad officials.

MON

yesterday, was an immense sue

cess. About four thousand people were present from the counties of Parke and Vermillion. Several Bands of music were on the ground. Col. Wui. E. McLean made the iirst speech, occupying nearly two hours in an able, eloquent and exhaustive review of the principal issues of tbe campaign. Hon. John Hanna, of Putnam, followed in his usual felicitous style. Old Parke is getting thorough* ly aroused and will come in with more than her usual majority in October.

SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA,

—Your paper being

channel through which to reach the public ear, and premising in the outset that you do not indorse all tbe ideas, crude or otherwise for which you furnish type, I doubt not you will give room for a statement of the few following facts and thoughts upon a matter deeply in turesting to at least a portion of your reader*.

That a few gentlemen associated them selves together in the earJ3T part of the past winter for the purpose of improving, scientifically, their spiritual growth, and have been holding scenes at "Ponce's Hall" for the purpose of aiding the invisible intelligence of a higher life to manifest themselves to their friends of earth, through the mediumship of Dr.

This will be more readily understood when it is considered that ihe forming of the materialism i3 purely a chemical pro cess, one which can not be realized in solar or decomposing light. This law in chemical manipulation is not new to the scientist, or to tbe artist, though by them little understood. What is the picture photographically produced? It is not by any means a shadowy nothing, but is

essential in materializing spiritual bodies. I

NT I

...

Ihe same law holds good in both cases. It is stated, however, by spirit mteligence?, that by certain chemical combinations, a light, delfusive in effect, can be produced which is entirely unlike the

reflected light produced by tho consump-'

lion of combustible matter. A light not

destructive to the matenalized

ranee of the circle, they have the moet convincing evidence in the manifest progress made, as indicated by test lights given from time to time, tbe greater power evinced in handling the instruments, opening and closing of doors, passing up and down etairs.playing on tho accordeon. moiodeon and other instruments, speaking in louder and firmer voices. 5fr?., &c^ while it is knercr. that the medium is intact, and a passive observer, like any other member of the circle, of the trans* piring phenomena.

They have not only these palpable and unmistakable evidences of fact before them, but the controlling band of Angel intelligences say they know whereof they speakwhen they assure them that the great object songht after is not a question of fact, but of time only, and that pot far distant.

There has been a strong desire expressed by many of our citizens to witnen the

»SisT£.

nwtwtjit

manifestations constantly occurring at these seances and in a measure to gratU fy that wish, and assist at the same time the medium pecuniarily, the Association determined a few weeks ago to sell a few tickets for each seance, the number being limited to six, as larger circles would be detrimental to the attainment of the groat object specially sought after.

Church, is qnite well known, and their purposes and motive, of which but little could be understood, have been pretty thoroughly criticised, pro and con, by the citizens.

Tho fact is.well known to that class of spiritualists who have looked into the chemical science of spiritual manifestations that darkness is an indispensable condition to their production. Raps and the moving of ponderable bodies are produced by magnetic and electric forces, the laws governing which are understood by disembodied spirits, but their action and control are not yet explainable to the understanding of those in the physical plane of life, riut unlike these are the laws governing the physical manifestations such as playing on instruments of music, speaking in audible voices, &c., &o These can not be prodnced except through physically material contact. Spirits, disembodied, can not lift an instrument and manipulate its strings or keys without first taking on,or so materializing the spirit form as that it shall correspond with the natural body.

To those who have thus far attended the manifestations have been generally satisfactory but to the more skeptical (honesty so doubtless) they have not been so convincing. For the benefit of the latter class, and to put the manifestations beyond all question or cavil, the circle by and with the consent and approval of the medium have resolved that in the future at all seances of this class tho medium shall be confined in such maimer as to render it impossible that he nbill have any voluntary agency in tbe phenomena produced.

Pursuant to this suggestion on last Thursday evening at a private fitting of the circle proper the medium wasjponfined by passing a common tape round^iis body, under the arms, bringing the endsjforward through the arm holes of thefvest and tieiog them snugly on the chest iwith too hard knot.*. Then carrying tpe parts down on either hide and to tho bapk round of the chair beneath the seat, t| which they were again tied with hari knotsThen one end was tacked to a l|ijg of the

tape and tack heads at those poinfe of con tact, as well as the knot first tiljd,' were covered and pressed down witl^ sealing wax,

thu3

The reader can scarcely bo sxpected to form a just conception ol' these most extraordinary manifestations by what can be said of them in the limits of a newspaperjarticle. To realize their tangibility, and weigh their importance to the future of tho human race they must not only be witnessed, but studied. M.

STATE ITEMS.

THE INDIANAPOLIS RINK

rated last night.

"THE DRUMMER BOY" is creating a sensation in Richmond.

Two little boys were arrested in Indianapolis on Thursday for incendiarism. 1

THE Yearly Meeting of the Friends, of the 3tate is now being held at Plainfield.

"WM. CABNER,

THE

essentially material. Produced in ac- business. cordance with the strength of the light I and shade relativuly, and in exact pro-1 THE Evansville

portion to the intensity or quantity of re- cratic has at last got oat its rooster to fraoted light impressed upou tbe plate. crow over the terrible threshing its party If the impression were exposed imme- sustained in Maine, tt is a rough old diately to a stronger light than the one grave-yard the fellows'have to whistle in the camera, it would be at once dissis through. I pated through the surrounding atmosphere but by being kept in the dark un-] ALMOST every Radical paper in the til submerge in a certain chemical bath State is displeased with the

.j Evansville Courier.

it is materialized Knowing these facts

in photographic science, we venture too much in asserting that darkness is not

0U8ht

I, U, a N'

-mil

n&Atmmi

fireman on the steam

boat Linton, was drowned at Evansville on Thursday. ^VV.

fifth joint discussion between Gov.

Baker and Senator Hendricks will occur at Stilesville, Hendricks county, on Mondav.

SENATOR MOBTON

t0 be

wiljnotgo to Wash

ington to attend the September session unless his presence is raouirr.d to constitute a quorum.

THE GREATEST .TOKIST of tbe age is writing for the Bowling Green Aurora_ He talks of the "exalted patriotism of Yoorhees!!"'

Republican County Executive

Committee will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Every member is requested to be present for the transaction of important

Cotiritr,

radical Demo-

If that is the case thoiie Radical papers

d°n,t Sh°W mU°h

gratit^de-

entire'y 9««^tory

8Pirit and t0 be dovoted

body, but, on tho contrary strengthens, vitalizes and intensifies it. To produce these lights has been the leading object in holding the seances re-I THE Bloomington Democrat, says that forred to, and that complete success will' Voorhees' canvass of^Monroe county was attend the truly commendable perseve

to Re

publicans, as much so as1General McClel-

lan was to the rebels.

I ARTICLES of association have been filed in the office of the Secretary of State for the St. Joseph Manufacturing Association, to be located at Mishawaka, having

iuJ of one hundred

,houMnd

d(ll,

to the manufacture of

castings, macinery, I ments, etc.

agricultural imple-

a decided success. His own friends don't claim that he met with any success in this county. But perhaps tbe traveling "whisky ring" which accompanied him through Monroe, added greatly to his success. But this "Ring'met with a lit tie disaster at one of tbe Voorhees meet ings. The eagle-eyed IJ. S. Assistant Assessor "went for" tbe "proprietors," and after they had failed in every effort to escape, they "shelled" to the tune of thirty or forty dollars. "Wonder if "Daniel" had any stock in that "shebang Mitchell Commercial.

A DISPATCH from Kokomo dated the 14th inst-, says The most gioricusmeetiag ever, h^lcfm this county occurred hare to»day. There were twenty thousand persons present. The city was not big enough for the procession, which was eight miles long, including twelve hundred Fighting Boys in Blue. There were eight teams of over twenty horses each.

Colonel Dick Thompson and General Kimball spoke in the day. To-night five thousand persons carried torches in (he procession. There were three wagons drawn by sixty perscps in

the procession. Now A grove is brilliantly lighted and General Kimball aod Colonel Robinson are speaking. The enthusiasm never was so great. Many Democrats will vote for Baker and one-sixth of all for Grant. Howard reliable for three hundred gain on the State ticket.,^ «J£J

SHAWLS! SHAWLS 11. at SAXTON & "WALMSLKY'S.

J^S^'LEKDLD LOT of Imported Bulbs, including Hyacinths, Tulips, Jonquills, Narcissus, Crocus, &c., lust received at Poote's Seed Store. The Hyacinths are beautiful when grown in glasses or pots in the house. dwtf.

POLITICS.—It seems strange

•, ,'•••*-

•o a lift oo I and the

chair and the other to the

rendering it, in a very simple

way, impossible for the mediuuilto leave his seat without disturbing thesej eecuri ties, all of which was found at tlie close of the scene precisely as when first arranged.

I will not impose on your time and space in detailing the manifestations which followed at this time. 9u®ce''^ to' say, they were similar in character to those of other preceeding seancef^nd consisted in the spirits so materializing as to indulge in a freo and easy conversation, play upon the accordeon and (jtber instruments, manifest their immediate proximity to each and every member of the circle by touches upon the heal, face or hands, and wound up tho musicil part of the entertainment by playing |n the accordeor, while the instrument rested in turn upon the head of each oip in the circle. All being done, as beftfre slated, while the medium was fired tnj his chair and to the floor.

was Inaugu

DEPOT for Thomson's "Glove-fitting' Corsets. Four grades, every number, don't fail to try these unequaled stays. dlt. SAATON & WALMSLEY*.

REMOVED.—Austin, Shryer & Cos Hardware store is removed to 172 Doming Block. 17 dtf.

REMOVAL.—Austin, Shryer & Co's Hardware store is removed to 172 Deming Block. 17 f.

FOR SALE.—My two buildings on Main street known as the Teutonia Hotel.— Enquire at the office of Hosford & Boudinot, for a feW days only, dlw. L. HOURIET.

QUALITY and quantity are the two desirable attendants of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative." The bottles are neither corked thimbles, nor tbe prepara» tion itself a worthless compound of deleterious minerals, as has been proved by the Award Committee of the N. H. State Agricultural Societv,—Dover Enquirer. dtf

OUR FRIENDS AUD PATRON?.— About the 1st of October next we shall remove to the new and elegant store built in in 15dtf. C.

NEW*

The Couritr

If healtby persons are exposed to un" usual and continued exertion in confined air, or under the heat of the slin, or to the influence of depressing watchfulness by traveling, and change of diet and water, •or if residents of malarious districts or the ank river bottoms of tbe West and South, there can be no doubt but a care ful use of Roback's Stomach Bitters with the food would surely ba ~the means of warding off actual disease and enabling thur. to bear up unaffected where, without the Bittera, they would likely hare to succumb tho disease. They strengthen, tone and invigorate, aid digestion and in

crease the appetite.

mi Bjwa

Atatitffir'Or

that finance,

and reconstruction, and suffrage should bo received so differently by the adherents of the two political parties. Tho immortal "J. N." is perhaps the only man who sees the stars in tho political sky just as yau do, but whatever conflict of opinion may exist as to the successor of the "humble individual," there is a unity of sentiment as to the place to buy your Boots and Shoes to the best.advantage.— You will find a new stock, just purchased for tho fall trade, at tho store of of D. Reibold, No. 04 Main -Street. You can rely upon finding his goods just as he represents them. 10d2t.

SECURE SOMF OT THOSE CHEAP Flannel* at Saxton & WalmsJey's while they are going, -dniii

:Ji»:

Jiit

-iilHdlt.

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!—Palmy, ra Cloths, Diagonals, Serges, Prince's Cloths, Chene Poplins, Anglaise Poplins, Alexander Poplins, Empress Cloths, in all colors and mixtures, for suits. Irish Poplins, French Poplins, &c. Novelties in stripe Dress Goods, Plaid Poplins, Wool Plaids and Plaid Flannels, in. two colors—blue and white and scarlet and white—rich and racy—for the babies.— The largest stock of Dress Goods ever offered in Terre Haute, and the cheapest, too, now ready for inspection at dtf W. S- RYCR & Co. 4

*i 9

A FEW French Merinos closing out Cheap for Cash. dlt. SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

THE PORT GRAPE IN NEW JEHSEY. The following cannot fail to satisfy any sceptical persons about Speer's wine be ing purely a grape juice wine

PAPSAIC, Oct. 23J, 1865.-Thisis to certify that I have been a resident of Passaic for the past twelve years, during which limo I have known Mr. Alfred Speer, and been thoroughly posted in the manufacture by him of his celebrated wines, and can testify to the fact derived from a personal knowledge that his excellent Port Grape Wine is madn entirely from the Oporto Grape, which he extensively cultivates in vineyards in sight of my residence. The Port Grape vine is a variety of his own raising, cultivated exclusively by himself and is a superior grape.

C. M. K. PAULISON,

IT. S. Deputy Collector Int. Rev, Our druggists have some of this wine, direct from Mr. Speer. dwlt.

House/

WITTIG

CALL AT

«Sr

CP.

SHELLEDT'S

DBUQ STORE

and

gel a package of Burton's Tobacco Antidote ar.d be cured of the filthy practice of smoking and chewing tobacao. Pricis 50 cents. dlW

LEMONS by the Box at

dlw.

Courier.

H. HOLSIAM'S,

Ray & Bailey'3 for fine peaches

They wilt keep a full stock every day through the season. Prairie chickens in a few days rsl.1 1

l.M

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CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFERENCES.—There are many constitutions so inherently defective 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 many situations in which even the healthiest derive additional security from its accasional use.

Bell-dwlm

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SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by .physicians for Dyspeptics, on account *of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. augl5-dw3m.

TAKE NOTICE—That we bought at auction a taiga let of Stamped Aprons,which we will sell at 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c and 50c. apieoe according to size. v»i

Willi C,

WITTIG A

Co., so*

14dtf. 78 Main St? 2'fifC semis: t-.-bsf-tw!* nq

9*01

Gift and

enm OldcHf at Join

Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block. dtf

Fanir VaGWrABLn eTary day, at Bay & Brfilejr's. lOdtf

FOR the best Variety of Fruit Jars, go to Brown & Melvln's. 30dtf

PROF. CUQUA is arranging for a Grand Ball at Concordia Hall. Further an* nouncement will be made in due time. 9-diw. If m,

LEMONS

AUSTIK & GRIGBBT, 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. 8-dtf

Niei SORGHUM at,KiK IJ

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a titoftsifi mc-L I

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

A NEW JARi for spiced and preserved Fruits at C. I. RIPLEY'S. dtf. t.s ww

GOODS of all kinds, sold at auction, at dtf GRETNER & FORREST'S. I

"WANTED—All kinds of Furniture, new and second-hand, at Greiner & Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio streets. dtf

SPENCEP.'S Improved Self-Sealing Fruit Jars, only Two Dollars per dozen, at Brown & Melvin's, No. 62 Main street. *,.« no. -i t, dtf

SHAKER RUSSETS.—These extra nice Potatoes can be had wholsoalo or retail at RIPPETOE & Co's.

DEDERKY,

A. M. M. D., Homceo-

pathic Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, begs leave to announce that he has permanently located in Terre Haute for tho Practice of Medicine in all its branches.

References:—Right Rev. Bishop Tal. bot, D. D., Rsv. Mr. T. M. Martin, J. S Beach, Esq, "W. Eggevt, M. D., Indianapolis.

Office, No. 196 Main street, over Eppinghousen's Marble Works, Residence southwest corner of Ohio and Sixth street ,b*± :*'y f: dtf

BEST QUALITY 30 Spring Hoop Skirts, at 75 cents, at Weisz's Skirt factory. dwt£s 'i

Do NOT pay high prices for common Hoop Skirts, when you can buy the best quality at factory prices, at Weisz's Skirt factory, opposite Postoffice. dwtf

CASH BUYERS can save from two to ten dollars by going to Shannon, at 63 Main street, to buy a Stove or Wheat Drill. He is bound to sell. Opposite Old Court

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BUY your Corsets at Weisz's, opposite Postoffice. dwtf

SOME PERSONS may suppose that it is a mere "blow" when it is stated that Teas Coffee and Spices superior to those usual* ly sold elsewhere are sold daily at Foote's Tea Store. Many are convinced that it is a fact and all are invited to test the matter. Goods warranted to give satisfaction. dwtf

B. WEISZ, at the Skirt factory, has re* ceived the frames of the Panier Skirt—the latest style out. dwtf

FANCY DYEING,

SCOURING

NOTICE OT CHANGE.

GROVER & BAKER Sewing Machine, Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, east Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for sale also, new and improv ei Grover & Baker Sewing Machines always on hand nd for sale by. dtf A. CANTWKLL.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Moth Patches, Freckles and inn.—

The only Beliable Remedy for tboae brt«n dlir colorations on the face is "PERBT'S

MOTH AHD

FBKCKI.I LOTION.'' Prepared only by £B.

PEBRT, 49 Bond St., Mew York. Sold everywhere. mh27-6meod

THE BCOURttE OF OIJK SACK. Tennyson describes a cavalcade, six hundred strong, riditigonward to deitruetion regardless of ita certainty. But hundreds multiplied into millions, scarcely serve to tell the number who are hastening along life's pathway, hugging misery worse than--death in the .form of that terrible scourge—Fever and Ague. Now, this complaint is very common and dangessas. Bat It can be combatted and conquered with- MISHLER'S HERB BITTEBS, which i« prepared both as a

PROTECTIVE MEDICATION,

Chemist's Certifloitfti

Patent Pocket Pincushon or Emery Bsc a uca Twnrr cm Kn.

for Sale by all respectable Grocers andSraagMs. Jy30dw8m

rare Crjstai Ice—The undersigned is npw prepared to furnish, tho public with clear healthy Bmr and Spring Pond Ice fcr the iea•on, ai low ,rates. Two wagons wiil run dally, and supplf all Business Houses and Private Families. Orders left at tbe Post OfBco, with Ash A McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt at ton tion. Thoee wishing a "pure, healthy,article of Ice, well to order from a30d6m JACOB STEIKMB^L.

tXTAKKEN'S

WANTED—SIT C7ATION— By a competent young man, situation, either

16d3t

F'K

by the box, and old Potatoes

at $1,00 per bushel, at Bay & Bailey's,

WANTED. GOODS.

BOMand Btatiosary Store, or Fancy

Groceries. Eaooamendatioiis as to fitness, honesty. and qualification, given. Address

"X,"

Brazil, Indiana. lTdtf

TX7"ANTED—TWO GOOD -RELIABLE GLBL8—One aa Cook and the other aa Hotucmsid.

Apply immediately to JACOB H. BAGEB,

talk

tth Street.

SALE—A Pine two-story Trame Swelling House—elf ht rooms, gae, slat* roof, two cisterns and well, (table, carriage house, and good fruit. Lot 160 feet front by 3:0 bat deep. Will be sold cheap. Apply to •lWtf P. M. DONNELLY.

T?OK SALE-A RARE CHANCE

J? FOB

BUYEBS.J—1The undersigned offers

for sale his property situated on the Lxkport Bond, within one quarter of a mile from the Corporation lino, consisting in seven acres first rato land, with anearly new frame hous? with three rooms, one stable, ono well, and an orchard with 75 fruit Tree*, Grapevine*, 1,000 Strawberry Plants, etc Particulars can be ba

FOR

of th» Pro

prietor, [15d-5tj UDK FBEDEBIC'K.

SALE.—HOUSE and LOT

—Situated corner of 12th and Eagle streets contains fire rooms, well, cistern, cellar, and sup plied with all kinds ol shrubbery, thepreml os-

Koquire on jelldlm

TpOR SALE—SEWING

MACHINE

1} Having purchased a 8inger Sowing Machine. I wish to dispose of a Wheeler A Wilson Machine that I have been using, lt is in good order, and one of the best. Will be (old for |2o, cash. 8ABAH B. KIZER, 9Jtf Corner 3d Jk Walnut streets

FOR RENT.

QROCERY STAND for RENT.

The stcck and fixtares ofa lod paying grocery staod. Attached to tbe storrt are uiimler of rooms, moU comfortab'y arranged for a family or a boarding house. For particulars apply rally to Mr. ELWELL, at R. S. Cox Jt Sou's, in ag*in coming in possession of my property I will offer the same for rent on reasonable taring. lldtf MRS. BROWN.

FOR

Nos. 1 and 2 Dowling Hall.

2-dtf

WANTED.—A gcod Pastry Cook at the ^National House—no others need apply. Good wages will be paid. tf

F. F.

RENT—Two good business

Rooms, #ith Cellars and a suit of rooms to each, in the second story, iu the Odd Fellowa Building, on Third street, near the Public Square. Terms reasonable. Enquire of .•• J. H. TURNER.

L. A. BURNET.

29dtf R. A MORRIS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

^NNUAL ELECTTON71868.

the Bheri/f of Vigo Comity, Creeling

You aro hereby commanded to give notice to the qualified voters of the respective townships in Vigo County, that at their respective voting places in each Township in said County, on the Second Tuesday, being the thirteen day of October,

A. D.

1868, they will be entitled to vote for the following Officers, to-wit: For Governor. for Lieutenant Governor.

For Secretary of State. For Auditor of State. For Trasar"r of State. For Clerk of the Snpreni« Court. For Reporter of the Supreme Oou.-f. For Attorney General. For Superintendent of Public Instruction. For Representative in Congress. For Jndge of the Court of Common Pleas. For Prosecutor of tbe Court of Common Pleas. For State Senator. For two Representatives in the Legislature For County Clerk. For County Treasurer. For Sheriff. For Beal Estate Appraiser. For County Commissioner, 3d District. For Coroner, And one Assessor in each Township. In witness whereof I hereto set my hand and the seal of the Vigo Circuit Court, this 18th day of September,

18ff8.

BUF0S H. SIMPSON- Clerk.

STATI OFIKDIAKA,

VIQO

JOHN KIZER, Sheriff Vigo County.

IStil elec'n

TN THE DISTBICT COURT A of the United States, for the District of Indiana. In the matter of Enos Strouse, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. At Tertc Haute, in said District, on the 15th day of Sept. 1868.

This is togisenotico that wo have filed our final account as Assignees of tbe estate of Enos Btrouae, Bankrupt, in said Court, before I. N. Pierce, Register in Bankiuptcy, and that on tbe 22d day of September, 1S68, at the Office of Nelson A Pierce, in Terre Haute, Indiana, we shall apply to said Court for the settlement of our accounts, •nd for a discharge from all liability as Assignees of said estate, in accordant with the provisions of the Twenty-eighth section of tb Bankrupt Actof March 2d, 1867.

PHILIP SCHLOSS,

lGdtf JACOB L. MACK,

We shell also

for working off diseases

arising from malarious causes, and as a potent remedy Cr enring such diseases where they have already effected a lodgment in the system. It makfs no difference how long the vietiiq has suffered, cor how liuluut tho Oiioase—the reaaltof using this Bittera most be successful and satisfactory. Sold everywhere 16-dwlw

naaana

CONCEHTBATED IXDI60 FortS«Ia»ndrj.—FnetromOxallB

A,slgnte''

BANKRUPTCY.

AND RE

PAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent's clothes in the neatest style, bit dtf

R. Bobbins

having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his eustomers with Garden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed Ac. Give him a call dtf B. B. BOBBINS.

DISTRICT

of INDIANA, S

At Indianapolis, the 10th day of September A. 1.. 1868. The undersigned hereby give notioe of their ap Pointment as Assignees of Perry E. Tuttle, of Terre Hante, in theeountyot Vigo and Gaylord P.Tuttle, of Indinnapoiis, in the connty of Ma rion, and State of Indiana, within said Diitriet who have been adjudged Bankrupts upon their own netition, by tbe Distalct Court of said District.

W. A. BBAD3HAW,

„. J. W. BRADSHAW,

Sepl2d3wltaw Assignees

"NTOTICE.—Notice is hereby giv'

-L.V en that Sealed Propnsals will bo received at .the Auditor's Office, in Vigo County, Indiana nntil Friday, the 25th day of Soptemcer, 1838 for building a bridge across the North Fork Ottej Creek, in Nevius Township, near Ihe residence of Tilman Nigh. The plans aud s^ecidcationscan be seen at the Auditor's Office.

By order of the Commissioners. sep 13-tf WM. PADDOCK, Auditor.

JjEMOYAL.f

I Mi

Having bought the

entire stock

IN O I

I,-move

AaSd.—Sss

UimoVKD

IT BOOFINtt. We are prepared to pat on this Bool, and warrant it for five years. This is the beat and cheap* est Roof in use, and fire-proof. (Jell On

CLIFT A WILLIAM,

Prairie City Planing Killa const of tth _oi

am wr.i iijt lueJatj adi

a soi JisfJ" .ft now cH

M-

O N S

From CLACSSEN A B1CHOWSKY, havo this day removed tbe same to.No. 190 Main Street, into the new block between Sixth and Seven th| above Jos. Strong's Grocery Store. We Shall be In Receipt of New Goods Daily, which we will sell as low as any Wholes ale Houro in the city. Soliciting the trade fiom within, as well aa abroad, we especially call upon all of our old friends, and these who generally buy iu this market, to give us a trial before purchaaiog else where.

PATRICK & SYKES.

The nndorsigDed have this day sold to Messrs. Patrick & Sykes thrir entire Notion Stock. As we'are nowout of business, we take this opportunity to thank the Trade for their kind patronage, hopiDg tbat they mey in future turn their cus torn to this new Firm, where oar former Boek keeper, Mr. Ales. Hourath, a.i well as Mr. J. U. Patrick, himaelf so favorably known by every body for many yeais »s one of tl kindest and most pleasant salesmen, wil w.itupiu cveiybody wbo favors them ithacall.

our Office to Metsr». Pat

rick and Sykes' New Store, 190 Maia Street, upstairs. where we can be foonl daiiog bukiofss hours.

CLAUS81N 4 BICH0W8KY. 17d2w

•VANSFIUK CBAWFOBDSTILL R. R..CO. SECRETARY'S

OFFICE,

EVAXSVILLI,

INP.,

fept. latb, 1808.

Notice is hereby given ihit the Annual Meeting of Stockholders in this Company wilt be held at the Court House in the City of EvansvilJe, on Monday, the 5th day of October, next, at 10 o'clock A. at which tilue an Election will he held for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the ensuing year.

By order tbe Board, sl5dtd J. E. MABTIX, S^oritary

MILLINERY.

J^lLLINEltY.

Hire. BUlKlfGHAH

Has removed to tho corner of Fourth amd Ohio Streets, where s!e, no~ opening a full and complete stock of Fall Etyle Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, 4c. DBE8S MAK ING baa also been added to the buainess. Having a oompetent Dress-ma-ker, satisfaction is guaranteed.

£JARKiAGE MANUFACTORY

HAWER, WIUIY CO.,1 Corner 2d aud Walnut streets. Terra Hante, Ind., Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture to order, all the litest styles of CABRlAGKS BUGGIEB We use none bat the finest material In the contraction of our work, and warrant it superior oaay.oCsred in this market- Especial atteStlon tjven to RsrAimiya. (JelOdtf

Yiiq.-c-ifj J.I» IIU I »110 sv

Xuffo

NEW FALL GOODS!

KDSALL* CO. -ft

Stylish Dress Goods.

-I

Mixed Poplins,

COUNTY, SS.

I, John Kixer, Sheriff, hereby certify tlie foregoing to be a true copy ef the original precept of election issued by the Clerk of the Vigo ircnit Court, and to me directe I, and the qualified voters of Vigo County will take notice accordingly.

jf'itJ',

Plain topi inn, 40, 50, OS, 75c.

Silk Warp do. All Colors,

Shot Silk—very fashionable,

•V

Plaid. Mohairs.

DEMBABLE IIRKSS UOOhS.

Chameleon Kflfao

Alpacas,

Splendid Line..

Alpacas,

Big Stcck.

Alpacas,

Foil Lines, at 40, 50 and eta.

White and Lemon Col'd Alpacas

LOOK! LOOK!

11 I I

At New Embroideries,

FROM AUCTION.

500 Bands at 50c. (two yards) 100 Bands at 80c. (hand-work) 100 Bands at 100c. (hand-work)

1,000 Y1HDI

EMBROID R1EM

AT LOWER PRICES

Tban former Cost Prices!!

EDSALL A CO., Cor. 4th and Main Sts.

DRY GOODS.

Campaign Year!

General Order No. 1.

Low Prices for the Fall 186B.

Fall Stock now opening

DRESS GOODS I NOTIONS! TRIMMINGS!

DOMESTICS!

FLANNELS!

TICKSI ... STRIPES! JPRIN1S! &C., &€., &C.

Also a large and well assorted Stock of

CARPETS

-j ,•{• J.T Of all kinds'

OIL CLOTHSS,

E S

Bits M-Mifc

Wall aud Window Paf^fs,

rC it

Looking GlMses,

',r '&0-, &o., ctec.

•ir. rt«»a

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Bi MEMBER

LOW PRICESi

... 11/ -I It I«»•. II I -u ai i,' hj'.tjd-bttm

18 the order for the Fall

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