Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 September 1868 — Page 4

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JAliil-S EUiiSA-i-i. JOB COMSISBK'XZn.

HJ :WWI Q. TIIUEI'-LOOJ) rcu ecBTEToa, AttxiiTrER coopsr.. i-'ufc ou&om.tt, _VID CHRIYII". roa Asustcm—JHMM T^WS-HHP, p. LIH

GSMERAI. ,RTO,T (J.

speak at

HT-NTER

COUNTY MEETING.

eSKRKil, HHOTK8

Will sddten she

IN TEKRE-HAITTE,

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'A.T 1 O CLOCK, M.

GENERAL riUNTEK served bis .country with diiluation, during tlie War of tlie Kebellion, and no- represents the Old Fifth Diatrlrl iu Congress. lie will answer Mr. oorbees upon the subject of Reconstruction, Finance and Taxation, and desires to ha lisard by candid men of all parties.

This being tha iirst County Meeting

since our llliislrji.us standard Bfaror, GENERA I GP. a NT, wa? placed in nomination for the Presidenej', it is hoped that the loyal citizens and soldiers will make such a Demonstration as will Eati^fy theAriti-Repuhiif'arL and DMoyal element among us, that the '"Lost Cause is indeed lost, and that its originators, supporters and sympathisers, can never Hj ain attain power in this country.

By order of the ,.1'JSJOH I'XECOTIVE COMMITTEE,

Tus«day Scptainbar £CNH, I IR.loii, Greene coun tr, I o'clock T. y. Tuesduy, September SLLB, Bl^oTnfiel'i, Orenv.e rounty, o'clock r. a.

Wednesday, September 2JU Wortbingtnn. OrseTip county, 2 '•"cl.'Oi: r. v.

Major W. W« Carter

BtfubhcaB cana.iiat« lor Congress, will speak ot ib.o fpliowing places Spencer'.'' hven C.. "eptenb-r r:iih. ni 1 '"clock, P. M. •BloomflAld, CreT' ?. ^"phn-Ver •?". at 1 o'clock, p. J).

Sullivan C.Hiiiy, 2i ili, SSlb !?0ti ctiit Mili at 1 .o'cK-ek, i. :J. 3tirtf.il.!, Vir•• 'vi.!v,(..'ctober l?t, nt- 1 o'ciock P.M. 9»tlf' .1,

nt 1

'CK I^T' II, ML 1 I-'clock

r. x. BOCRDITIO. VIGO O ram tjctolu.'I-

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("i T. H. NET.*-is will speal: at W »li*sh ia-ilHv anil ht IVru to-morrow

THE PI-IIV FR'HOOIS wili close tomorrow, for the purpose of giving the P-ptls at opporlutiiy to attend the Fair.

Din Uenorju Andy Humphreys review the Vigo si^uad or White Boys'' at Indianapolis yusterdav.

PERSONAL.---W

regret to learn that

Mr. Meredith is ascain confined to his re?« Ldecce by severe illness.

PETERSON S MAOAKIKK -for October, splendidly illustrated, is revived at O'Conne'li s, to T.houi we are indebted for a copy.

Wsm trastbe Tino Battnllon rf "W. B. in B., yeeterday mormnt^whon free tran»portat-ion was offered to all who would go to Indianapolis?

THE

Ledger, Literary Album, Chim

ney Corner, Waverly Magazine, and Harper Barar, for October 3d, can be found at the P. O, ITew» Stand. .T

Itlosic.—The Seymo' and Blah men engaged one of our Brass Bands to go to Indianapolis yesterday, but the evening previous countermanded the order, after lindiug it crowd could not be mustered.-'

As V/K rjtKDicTKD the delegation from this city did not greatly swell the Democratic demonstration at Indianapolis yesterday. O^nly one hundred and twentytwo excursion ticket? wore BOM at the tickot office.

MORTON COMING !—A dispath was receivod last evening auuouncing that Henat ,r Morton will positively be here Tuesday nvxt. lie will speal: at the Court llousc square, Gen. Moiton C. Huntor will speak at the same place in the afternoon. Got ready for a monster mooting.

CONCERT.

-Mr. Arton Graff gives a

grand vocal and instrumental concert at Dowling Hall to-night. The Mtenner. rhor. Mi?s "Wittenberg, Prof. Bernstein, from Indianapolis, l*ref. Shide and others, have volunteered to assist, and with such A combination, an entertainment of murh merit may ha anticipated.

NOT PROFITABLE.—Democratic

Will

Spencer :...FiW»y 5»J,J P« nWmfielct .SRtiir.tf Braen^..... ^"^.•••%^.- .aeit s9 Terre Haute. .. imwosty. ,n Snir.™ &•**>•*•* on TT'cltville Thursday .YITRPNRT RIDS

PERSONAL

Yi*" rountJ'

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COTEl HOVSt fiWHJARF,

Vigo County.

C^en. lew. Wallace Will SPEAK HS fellows Friday. Septeml-er 2.*lb, Br«7il,Claj-co'inty. at. •:iglli.

Saturday, September 2Gfb, Staunton. Clnv c"iinfy, 1 o'clock ?. :,t. Sftthrday, September C'TB, T£BRE HAI'TE, "}•(, o'cIoU P, ir.

Monday, 8ert?mlisr 2Jili. SniliTBT.. 1 flock M. Monday, September 2Stb Werom, 7J^ o'clock P. il.

COUNTY FAIR.—The

1 o'clock

I'erry sv i:o ri!i 1 I• .ui.iy, iici.d.cv ,"'tii, nt I o'clock r. v. KUG«:.e, V.'mili:-U ••oiihiy. OCTOBER Otli, AT 1 o'clock M,

Newport, v..rmill!on oi-noty. Ootobev Ctb, at night Bono, TfvmiHi county "C'.,-ler 7tli. AT 1 ci'clo. p. -r.

Hon. O. f. SEOltTrtN"

Will speak at ttie Court House Square

Tueaciti.v Nest, Sept. 29th

O Co'JiNKlT has tli^ O'tlmneri Oir:f for Octnlicr ::A.

W. TV. CpjYfVi Trill speak at Sullivan liv-dsr, and at Graysviile to-morrow.

Let

gather

ings are not profit&bits to railway companies, Testarday rooming the E.& C. R. li run a ,«pecial|traiu to this city, to connect with thu eight o'clock train for Indianapolis, bring up one man from Carlisle, and five from Sullivan—tliivte of the latter were Republicans.

PITIFUL—The Democracy of the city have made so feeble and wretched an appearance, in their recent efforts to show i.If, that tender hearted Republicans are beginning to pity them. Their condition would appeal strongly to the sympathies of the people if their awful decline weref not the result of their own political crime?.

—Wo had the pleasure of

a call yesterday from Mr. George Steek, manufacturer of the celebrated Steck Pianos. We learn that whilo hero he has made arrangements with Mr. L. Kissner to put iri tho Palace of Music a full assortment ot the various stylos of these unrivalled piano?, of whic^i further an

nouncement will be made. 4

FIJNERAT,

NOTICE.—Tho

funeral of Mr

JOHN BKAUCHAMP will take place from the residence of his father, Mr. Isaac liKATfcnAMP, on North Sixth street, Frjl day morning, September 2fth, at 10 o'clock, to which tho frionds and acquaintances are invited to altond without further notice.

THE GRECIAN BEND

has arrived We

saw it yosterday in all its fearful agony. Tho young lady had it bad. If our girls must have it wo'll tell them how to got it up cheaply. Eat green crab apples, which will draw you into the shapo of a pretty dog walking on its hind lege, and to mako your twist of form still nearer the agony, just imagine yourself a double, humped dromedary trying to dodge under some low object.

AT LAST!—The White Boys in Blue have at last shown themselves in public. Festerday morning thirty-two men and •"even officer? marched out to the depot and embarked for Indianapolis—that is, all but one Lieutenant, who was so disgusted at the meagre turn out that he re turned to the city. Among the thirtytwo W. B's were two Germans who came from the old country in 18C6, one yeat after the war losed. We doubt if they can show tbeir discharge papers. Of the material oi which the remainder of the squad is composed we are not advised. Wo loarn free tiokets were freely offered to Fighting Boys if they would go over and assist in the demonstration, but there were no takers/' to use a commercial phrase.

elements Monday

and Tuesday were not at all in harmony with a successful agricultural exhibition but yesterday the skies brightened, and towards evening the halls begin to fill up with exhibitors with article* to exhibit, and the prospects now are that the. Pair wiil be a succfss. Up to four o'clock vesterday near six hundred entries liKd been made. We are authorized to say the books will be kept open until twelve o'clock to-day.— every mechanic, artist, farmer,

housewife or other person who has any proper article to exhibit, take it out this morning.

A walk around the grounds and through the halls yesterday, well repaid a visit, but to-day the interest will be greatly enhanced by many additions.

Thp show of stock is quite fair in the way of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, goats and other animals. Mr. Culbertson, of Paris, contributes gome thoroughbred cattle which he will take to the State Fair, and L. B. Bacon, of Bloomfleld, Edgar county, Illinois, has some monster Chester White Hogs—one weighing eight hundred pounds.

In Power Hall Scott, Oren & Co., have one buggy and two carriages of tho most olegant manufacture. C. A. Fera & Co., exhibit some excellent specimens of spokes, hubs and felloes and also, an elegant as well as substantial spring wagon. A two.horse wagon is shown by M. B. Garred & Co., who manufacture four ileB west of the city. Plows of many varieties are contributed from tho shop of Z\pwlmit & Co., and attract much attention from farmers, as do also a corn-shell-er and a grain separator exhibited by Wirta & Swift, who propose to locato in this city for tbo manufacture of these articles.

Poultry is shown iu good variety, such as Shanghais, Bramahs, whito and colored Bantams, Poland and Black Ppaniah chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, pigoonp, Guinoa i'owlos, pea-fowls, exhibited by rs. McMurtrie, Henry Parker, George Lock ridge. Sarah A. Jackson, Charles May and Ferdinand mills.

In Floral Hall Heinl Brothers occupy the contral pyramid with a choice collection of plants, flowers, boquets, twentyfive varieties of dahlias, twentv-flve varieties of roses, a dozen new varieties of begonias Ac Mrs. H. D.

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Scott also show* a choice selection of plants and flowers. This Hall is also used for the display of farm, products, fruits, canned truits, &<:. Spooimons of corn of remarkable growth are shown by seventeen exhibitore red wheat by seven, and white wheat by as many oxhibitors. Monstrous pumpkins, Equashctij Shaker broom corn, oat), clover, timothy and blue ^ra&3 seed are on the table^50^

.»£CU? ff V-

Goo. L. Baicjler makes the linest display of garden products we ever saw at any fair. Messrs. G. H. Whidden and Silas Price also help materially in this line by liberal contributions. The potatoes are exceedingly flno, exhibited by G. H« Whidden, Hiram Smith, H. D. Scotl' John Jackson and others. Mr. Whidden has twenty-four varieties of potatoes.

Grapesare not largely represented but exceedingly fine. Heinl Brothers show eight varieties from Hermann, Mo., and Mr. Henry Hawley hits some tine specimens of G'atawbas.

Apples are contributed by Wm. Patrick, J. I. Parker, James Corbon, Silas Prico. Elias Cummins makes the best show with twenty-five varieties, but we believe Origin Soules shows bettor siugle varieties.

O. Bound, of Parke county sendfl down the best Quinces. The table is also supplied with choice samples by Harvey Jackson, Silas Price, James Btirgan and Wm. Hall.

Mrs. Thos. Pugh adorns the table with some fine specimens of dried fruits. In bread, butter, honey and cake there is a large and tempting array.

Mrs. A. B. Pegg has a long line of preserves, fruit butter, fourteen varieties of jellies, collection of pickles', canned fruit, spiced pickles, wine, maple molasses, etc. This department is also well represented by Mrs. Joseph Pugh, Mrs. John Weir, Mrs. H. D. Scotti Mrs. Modesitt, and others.

Wm. Patrick and Heinl Brothers have collections of fruit and ornamental trees. Fine Art Hall was filling up last evening witS an interesting collection of needle work, painting, and ornamental work. Wax fiowers are shown by MrsGeo. W. Haberly and Mary Brady skell work by Mrs. C. C. Smock, ornamental bail1 work, Miss Mattie Grab basket of moss, cone frame and cone basket, by

Mrs. George Hayward calico dresses, by Misses Emma Barbour and Ray Dickerson a nico display of hosioiy by several ladie? a splendid collection of photographs plain and in oil, by D. H. Wright pen drawing and businoss writing from I'. C. Collego, Morom frames mado of thread, something new by Miss Alice Simpson and Mrs. Mattie Gruber a woolen dross by Mrs. Brake quilts by Mrs. Sarah Jackson, Mrs. T. B. McBride, Mrs. Joseph Peck, Mrs. A. B. Pegg a chair cover and carriago afghan by Mrs. Lyndon A. Smith hoop skirts by B. Weisz chair tidy and Jmats by Mrs. Joseph C. Yates same by Allss Mary

Engles tidy, sfjorhet work and tatting by Miss Alire Simpson,

knit shawl by Miss Kuphremia Miller Ottoman covers by Miss .Justin Melvin. Worsted quilt by Mrs. L. Surrell counterpane by Mrs. Fellen er fruit and other painting b)T our local artist, Mr. Wright embroidery by Hannah Corben, otc.

Charlos Melvin shows a knitting machine, I. H. Kizer sawing machines, Brasher & Malsbury have a lot of trunks of excellent manufacture, and S. S. Kennedy &Co.contributes woolen goods,such as cassimeres, jeans, tweeds, flannels, blankets etc.

We cannot go into detail with any of the foregoing articles or give proper praise, but advise our readers to visit the grounds to-day, take a walk through the halls and form their own opinions.

Tuesday afternoon three iior'es went for the premium of $45, trotting stallions awarded to L. D. Jackson.eeterday the match for pacing stal lions, under saddle, for a premium of $?,0, resulted as follows. M. W. Insersoil's "Billy Bart'' 1, J. W. Young's ''Black Diamond"'...2 dis.

Time 2 ^0 2.36.^5. -. The match for trotting mare or gelding, premium of $30, as follows S. L. Masten's "Grit''.... I, 1 J. W. Young's Belle Hunter" 2, T. €•. Swan'^s ''Bob Wilder" dis,

The programme for lo-dayjis at follows:

THURSDAY,

For the last match three entries have been made, viz. Loafer,"

A JOINT DISCUSSION between Governor Baker and Senator Hendricks will be held at Brookville to-day.

CONLKY, who was killed by the Indi anapolis papers a day or two ago, isn't so dead as he was. In fact ho is reported Convalescent.

Tns examination of Abrams and Hartman, Indianapolis, under arrest on suspicion of the Cold Springs murder, has ,been waived by mutual consent.

mi Trmrr Tv .... a

LET

tho People Remember that Dan. Voorhoes never voted one dollar into the itr.aaaury iftbo United States while he was a member of Congress, yet he was eager to vote every dollar out of the [troasury as fa°t as the Republicans could put it in. In this, he tried to cripplo the iGovernment in two ways—by refusing hor support and by draining her very ilife-blood, and it madejbut little difference iu which ho might succeed. If be could have sunk the Government by paying every dime in the treasury to the soldier he would have done so. Thus the soldier can see why Dan. voted to pay the soldier when pay was asked, yet he would have voted to have paid the rebel soldier the same amount. This is why he now claims to bo the soldier's friend.—Sullivan Union, --v-Hi -'6 Vi'Mt. r.t I ~z.#

ON next SATURDAY,^Sfcptember 26th, the Republicans of Gibson County propose to hav« a grand County Rally fur Grant and tho TTnion. Col. Robt. G. Ingersoll and Geu. IL A. Hurllut, of Illinois, and other distinguished speakers from Indiana will be present, and the occasion promises to be one of the best af tho campaign. The generous farmers jf Gibson and the liberal-hearted ladies ojf

Princoton are preparing a free dinmAand barbocue.

MAJ. CARTER speaks at Shelburn on next Wednesday, at 1 o'clock, and Din. Yoorhees speaks at Carlisle on tho isamo day, and now wo proposo that a .leant discussion is hold at .Sullivan on the next day at 2 o'clock, P. M., October 1st.

If the friends of Voorhec3 will got lfim to accept of this challenge, which we make on our owu responsibility, we yill guarantee thatMaj. Carter will meet ljim as a gentleman and divido the time. I

Gentlemen, we daro you to trot out the tall sycamore, whilo we promise to Bow him down and let tho chips fall waere thoy n«ay. Will you do it?—Siill^an Union. .. ....

MR.

OBTH, who is still suffering fijoin

the effects of his accidont at Pine Villigo, met with another and more serious ^cident last night. At the close of a tollng speech at Stockwell last evening, he stop, ped into a carriage with Dr. Baker, (fan* didate for Representative, whose hospitalities he had accepted for the night, pr. B's wife, his children, and the driver iere also, seated in: the carriage. lining home in the pitch darkness of the night the carriage was overturned andj all pitched out. All escaped without in« jury, except Mr. Orth, who was considerably bruised, and still suffering, at we have stated, from his Pine Tillage imble, was unable to get out of bed ntll noon to-day, when he came home. He hopes to be able to resume his app intments in a few days.—LaFayette Con ier.

MADAME

Fourth Day—Exhibition of

horses for light harness oxen and thorough bred cattle: saddle-horses 2P.JI trotting double team 3 i\ t., trotting match, mile heats, three best in five, for a purse of $150

learn that a most destructivi fire

occurred in Spice Valley township, 1 awrence county, about one-half mile from Bryantville, on Friday night of] last week, which involved a loss of no| less than five or six thousand dollars.

During the night Mr. Jonathan burton was aroused from his bed b| the crackling and bright light of flames iluing from the large frame barn ou his fariu.—' When he reached the scene of conflagration the building was completely wrijjped in a sheet of Are, and its destruction being rapidly consummated. Of cjjurs'e, Mr. B. and the few men about the premises were unable to stay the flaiijs or even save a single article from thrisarn.

There were in the barn twelv fine horses and muies, over four hi^dred bushels of wheat, a large amount oijother grain, hay, farming implements, All: of tbe=e were totally destroyed,' The groans of the poor animals, ai thoy struggled in the firo, wer« heart-rendingi All of them were roasted into a crisp.

Tho firo was the work of an incefeliary —a fiend whose atrocity is beyontl description. This is the third one it the Burton family who has suffered froin the torch of tho incendiary within that past twelve months. The Burtons ha^e no idea who the fiend is who is thus venting his malice against them. His last act, however, proves him to possess a spirit as diabolical as the arch lien himself Nr.in Albany Coramercwl.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATTALION, FIGHTING BOYS

promptly at the hour. Should the weather be unfavorable for drill, Companies will report at Battalion Headquarters.

Let there be as much inUiest manifested in this matter ae upon previous oeca* sions, and the result will He satisfactory in the highest degree.

By order of C. F, dlLMORE, Lieut.- Col. Corn'g.

JOHN

KUI'I-HNHEIMKR, ^djt.

FOYS

3?OB

Point

Breeze'' and Mollie Newton." Trains will run to and from the Fair Grounds, carrying passengers the round trip for twenty-five cents, as follows:

Leave the Passenger Depot—9:00 A. m., 10:00 A. M., 11:00 A. M., 1:30 p. 2:30 R. M., 3:00 p. m.

Returning—Leave the Fair Grounds— 9:30A.M., 10:45 A. M., 12:00, 2:00 P. M., 3:30 r, M., 5:30 p. M.

STATE ITEMS.

TWENTY-FIVE or thirty valuable cows have died of the Texas plague in Indianapolis.

Corset Skirt Supporters

of all sizes in White an|p (&ay at B. Weil's. -rvsrkPJ ff »?$ dwtf.

SAI.E.—I

wish toseil mv residence

on Strawberry Hill, or exchange ror property centrally locate®, dtl" M. OLOOTX.

SIADAME

FOYS

THE

Corset Skirt Supporters,

for $1,50 a piece at Weir.^ Skirt factory, dwtf.

Heinl Bro's., have on exhibition

at the Fair Grounds, a large and fine col-

lection of Plants, Rose#, Dahlias, &c., groiintjg

also, Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Ornamental

logues gratis on application. f24,d3t

dwtf.

BEST

CASH

BUYERS

••.rtrr

QUALITY 30 Spring Hoop Skirts,

BUY your Corsets at Weisz's, opposite

WEISZ,

at tho Skirt factory, has re»

ceived the frames of the Pinier Skirt—the latest style out. dwtf

SAMUEL F.

BADQLKT

HIQHKST

has started an

yster depot at JK. B. Wright & Co's (irocery Store. 23-dtfa

CAsn PRICR paid for al$ neiost

papers at M. B.

HUDSON'S,

23-dlw." 139 Wabash street.^

CHILDREN can buy GOODS as cheap as parents at Grenier & Forrest's. dtf

A LABQE STOCK of goods to be sold on commission, Monday, September ?8tb, at Greiner & Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio streets.

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ALEXANDRE DTTTCHKSS KIDS

EDSALL

Cd.

& &&»« JWdt^-V* Ja

CojreTrttmoNAi, Di»FKMKC«6.r-Thefe arb many constitutidas so fectivo in energy aa to dorive great bone fit frotii .n.

&'<klorato,'.'Kiquw1,

cuinbincdwllb such vegetable medicines aud exLr&ufs us onttr into the composition of Rdfchck's Sfcomacl^BitterSj and thote bro maEy.situatibns in which. oVcif the hqalttyiestderiyq additional security uqvh it9:ac-ca&ibaal.-«B6.'^'timdg ^foisiqtaoa laota!*

If healthy porsori§"'&$& usual tvud continued oi:ertion m.' coirfincd air, or under tho beat of thoslin, or to the lijfluejico of depressing watchfulfleas Iby tirftveliug, ivfid-cbungp ofi diet and water, or ii resident? of malnriona districts'or the rani river bottduia of1 ttifi 'West and South, thtrd ifaU Wno ioubt but a. £aro lul tuo.of Bobactis JStomach-'Bitters^ with the food wonld sorely be tho means of warding oil actual disease and enabling them to bear up unaffefltod whore, without the iiittocs, they would likely have to succumb the disease. They strengthen^ lone and in vigorate, aid digestion and increase tha. appetite.? sell-dwlm

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS jsjhighl^ recommended physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of itsi tonic properties, its purity, and its deli-aug!5-dw^iB cious flavy.xi.x.n. a ff.r=B *TF'

A SPLEN1)ID LOT of Imported Bulbs, including Hyacinths, Tulips, Jonquills, Narcissus, Crocus, &c., just received at Foote's Seed Store. The Hyacinths are beautiful when grown in glasses or pots in the house. dwtf.

A CELEBRATED CHEMIST says "I consider, after a careful comparison and analysis, 'Barrett's Vegetable Hair Rostora* live' by far the best hair preparation in the market. It is the only ohe (, ?an' ful'-1 ly indorse."—SdBtqn Journal. 23-dwlw.

NEW

BARBER SHOP.—We

a barber shop on Third street, at tho "gr3en front," third door north of Main( where we are prepared to do everything in our line. Wo are making hair tonics, hair dye, flesh wafeh and hair restorative, which we will dispose of at reasonable rates. We haVeengaged James Patridge, Robert Carter and Israel Bunch, "M

JOSHTJA

TIRRE

BAVM, -11

JOHN GIBUS, JRROPRS-

REMEMBER

that we will sell

cheaper than any other honse in tho city. .1^ GBEINER & FORREST, dtf" Cor. 3d and Ohio Sts.

LADIES LINEN COLLARS1—The

ALT,

HAUTE

BUTE.

TERRE HAUTE,

Sept. 24, 1868

General Onle/ No. 12.] The Battalion will form for drill on the open square south of the Terre Haute House, at !?, o'clock this evening. Companies will assemble at Cqmpany Headquarters, and report on the drill ground

Bur-

lingame! The Sailor! Eugenia! Victoria Tuck I The Grande Ditchesae d2t. EDSALL&.CO. ?1P A All

those wanting to get the best Oy

sters, call on SAM F.

BADGLEY

INDIANAPOLIS

R. R.,

TERRE HAUTE,

Sept. 21, 18G8.

Passenger trains will be run between Terre Haute and the Fair Grounds on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 23d, 24th and 25tb for the accommodation of those wishing to attend the Vigo f.-' (H County Fair as folloWs

Leave the Passenger Depot—9:00, A. 10:00 A, M., 11:00 A. M., 1:30 P. 2:30 P.

M., 5:00 r. M. 'fl' A Returning—Leave the Fair Grounds— 0:30 A. M., 10:45 A. M., 12:00, 2:00 P. M., 3:30 F. 5.30 r. M.

Tickets for the round trip, 25 cents, for sale at the Ticket Office. Passengers will please procure tickets before entering the cars. .*S? JJ CHAS. R.

PEDDLE,

d4t Superintendent-.'

CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.—Dr. Potter Hcmreopathist, lias removed his resideuc, to No. 41 South Fifth street, second house south of Poplar street. Office as heretofore, No l9.£outli Third,street. ....

.."I' tf'i HOI.

LOST.—On Saturday. September 19th, between Mulberry and Alain streets, a pocket bocK containing a small amount of money and several postage stamps. The finder wiil be suitably rewarded by leaving it ai, this office. 22-d3t. •Kswwraws

CONGREGATIONAL PICNIC will be held at Young's Station, Saturday, Sept. 26th, providing the weather is pleasant. The

are Ter

tll0

and Shade Trees, for whicii they will take pare for round trip—Adults, 50 cents orders for Fall or Spring delivery. Cata-' childran

delightful. All friends

church and school are invited.—

25 cent8. r#

GBOVEB & BAKEB Sewing Machine,

.h.pl.c, *. ,.ry Hp 55 the right place, the cheapest place- to buy ^^(jg

Skirts and Corsets is at B. Weiz'S: /Machines tor sale also, new and improv1* 6S

e(j

Threads, Needles and parts of

GroverA Baker Sewing Machines always on hand fid for sale by

dtf A.CANTWKLL.

at 5 cents, at Weiszs Skirt factory. (j REMOVAL.—Austin, Shryer & Co's

,. .... Hardware store is removed to 172 Deming

Do NOT pay high pricjes for common ldtf. Hoop Skirts, when you n»n buv the best IPr Tn ATT"R quulity at factory prices, at Weisz's Skirt factory, opposite Postoffide, •dwtf

FRIENDS

AND

can save trom two to ten for us in the new Deming Block.

dollars by going to Shannon, at 63 Main lodtf. C. WlTTIG &" Co. street, to buy a Stove or IVheat Drill. He ia bound to sell. Opposite Old Court House. dlmwlm

Go TO Rny & Bailey's for fine peaches v.«! They will keep a full stock every day

Postoffice. dwtf

'S3!

rtoti

through tha season. Prairie chickens in

a few days. .»-f dtf

TAKE

NOTICE—That

we bought at

auction a large lot of Stamped .Aprons, Which wc will sell at 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c and r8c. apieca according to size.

^«sis

WITTIQ &

Co,

1 tdtf. "8 Main St.

ASSORTMENT of French Gilt and Alabaster Ornamental Clocks at John R. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block. dtf —1 li

REMOVED.—Austin, Shryer & Cos Hardv/teastore.is.removed :to 172 Deming Bloc^^ 17dtf,

-Lace Colla^ |,ace Handler-. ENS ALL 4 CO, W »TO wn

LAPIS.-

chiefs. d2t.'

NKW (TAB for spiced and preserved Fruits nt O.' I. RIPLKT: ,t»oa *tdi »a ,tcotf *tdi

AUSTIN

U-f-v it tm

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

GKIQBBV,

shetjeeaors to

W- Rippetoe, will continue to keep a fufi and first-felass stock of Gr6cetfel and country produce, at the same well-known and popular stand. 8-dtf -aZ:,. 6a* .sfceaiiJ Mo titf dtl* twiri iwii t# ws

hel,»tMiT»

fSSsa VwEriBi.ES, every day,"'at Rav «Se Bailey's. ,„10dtf

SPENCER's.ImpiCpveiSelfraaftUn gJS rait •Tars, only Two^DoUara pgr^dozen, at Browe. & No. 62 Main street:1

S I a 8 mik the PNational House—no others need apply. Good w«g68 wiH bo"paid. tf

F. F.'D^^^A. M. H. D.,.Hol»ceo pathie JSiiyliciianj Surgeon and Accov&heor begs leave to announce that he has permanently located in Terre Haute for the ^ractioc of Medicina in all its brancheSi Jtj^r

References:—Right Rev. Bishop Talbot^ D. D., Rdv.'-Mr,- T. M. Martin, J. S Beach, Esq, W. Eggcrt, M. D., Indianap-

0]i3.

NOTICE

wrwv

Office,5 iTo?^ 96 Mat% 'stree^5tover Eppinghousen's Marble Works, Residence southwest corner of Ohio and Sixth street. "V*

FANCY DTKIN01 SCOXTBIKG PAIRINO^H. F". Reiners stifl contmues to clean and color, all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear .in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor^engaged to repair genu's clothes in the neatest style. --, dtf'

have opened

CHANGE.—E.

Precautionary Medicatton.—If the importABca of prolec'ice medication were more generally appreciated, our mortuary 'statistics wonld goon thow a wondorfal dccreise ia the number o( falnl results»f disease JTilTtong of people «re crowded tdjeiU'r W districts Where Ihoy are con-Rtantly-atpose: to the miasmatic virus which uroducefi Ague, Juundicc, fevfir' and Ague, and kindred complaints and millions more are continually visiting or graveling through those parts of tho country whero febrile diseases infest the entire atmosphere fir miles in every direction.— These Claris are (Jnviromd with danger which cannot be ov restimated. They require a sure protective, medicine, I ike MISHLKR'S HERB BIT* TEKS, which is the on'y real safeguard for an uutoned stomach, or delioate nervous system the cbly I'arl ifjing aneut against malarious disorders, or that will effect a permanent and efficacioo curewtoroli'nC:wo has alicady fasUnod itself up on its victim. It is an Infallible enre, and is highly rained in ill Fevor and Ague districts. Sold everywhere. "dwlw ,.„lh-.n r^uk

Ot'| !,' oj

at E. R.

Wright & Go's Grocery Store. 23-dtf.

&'A

AZURENE

CONCEMTRATED INDIOO Forth* Lanndrj.—Free froitf Oxalio Acid.—See CbemUt's CertiQcate. A Patent Rocket Pincushon or Emery

SB nv BACH TWENTY CENT box. For Sale by all respectable Grocers andDrugglsts. jy30dw3u

Moth Patcfacs, Frcckles and fan.— The only Reliable Remedy for those brewn dis* co'.o btious on the face is "PSMT'S MOTH AND

FBECME LOTION.'- Prepared only by

Tlinrsrtay, Sept. 24tl»r i868

GfRAND-*

Vocal & Instramental Concert.

TEBBE HAITE~Mj®NNEBCHOB

tMISS FFLTTENBCFIFL, PROF. BERSTElJf, From Indianapolis, -,lc PROP. SflllDE,

And others Hare Kindly Tolunterei.

ANTON~GRAFF.

ADMISSION ...T~ 50 CENTS Reserved Seats 76 Cents TJebetsto be had in Lihdeman's Music Store. 22dtd

BALL!

Wi&:*Alsi (ill id'fi

.0* SW'iO S«-AT—

CONCORDIA. HALL.

PROFESSOR CUQITA,

~eM ,xLeadcr

PATRONS.—

About the 1st of October next we shall remove to the new and elegant store built

of the

-A-&

Terre Haute City Band, Will gire a Grand Ball at Cencordia Hall, en

Monday Even'g Sep't 28th, AAM188IOH #1,«0. Ladies Free.. Supper Extra 22dtd

N E W A E I S E E N S

J^OTICE TO HEIRS.

Notice is hereby given to tho unknown heirs of diaries B. Fairbrother, deceased, that his estate waadec!artd finally settled at the Angoat Term of the Vigo Court of Common Picas, and they ate hereby notified to appear at the December Term, 1868, of said Conrt. and prove their heirship, and receive and receipt for I'neir distributive shares of said Estate. J"" -JCHN H. SIBLIT,

Sep24-dldw3w 1 Executor.

WANTED.

OA AAA AGENTS WANTED. /4vjUl/" A ample sent free, With terms, for any one to clear daily, in three hours Business entirely new, light, and deeirable., Can be done at home or trarelibg, by both male and female. No gilt enterprise or humbug. -Address,

FOR

W. H. caiDESTKB,

23Jdwlw 2CG Broadway, Now York.

ret

R. Bobbins

having removed his business stand to $th street between Slain and Ohio, is prepared to furnish'Ms eustomers with Garden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf: 7 iiri'f. E. R. RoBBIVS.

LOCAL PfOTICiES.

DB.

PBEST, 49 Bond 8tf., New York. Sold everywhere, mh27-6meod

Pare Crystal Ice.—The undersigned is now prepared to furnish the public with clear healthy Bivcrand Spring Pond Ice fcr the sea son, at low rates. Two wagons will rnn daily, and supply all Business Houses and Trivate Fam ilies.. Orders left at the Post Office, with Ash A MoDbnald, or at .the- Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing pure, healthy article of Ice, welt to order from a30,16m JACOB 8TB1NMEHL.

AMUSEMENTS.

J)OVLmG HALL,

FOfrSALE

\i U' -7/

SALE—A Fine two-story

Frame Swelling House—eight rooms, gas, slate roof, two cisterns and well*, stable, carriage house, and good fruit: Lot 150 feet fraht by 3CO feet deep. Will be sold cheap., Apply to isindtr'' ^P. M. DONHKLLT.

F0,1

OR SALE A

for his property situated on the Lckport tto*d, within oneqearter of a mile from tha Corporation line, consisting In snveu acres first-rate land, with a nearly new frame hons* with three rooms, one stable, one well, and aa orfthatd with 75 Fruit Trees Grapevines, 1,0% Strawberry Plants, etc/ Particulars can be hat of the Tropriupi}j£ {l64UtJ DOC FBEDKBICK.

frOR SAlwE.—HOUSE nod LOT

J? —Situated corner of 12th and Sagle street* contains five rooms, well, cistern, cellar, and snp plied with aU kinds ol shrubbery. Bnqnlse oa tbepremi os- jelldla

Rt,TJ^OR

'SALE—SEWING MACHIN*

J? HaVisg purchased a Singer Sewing Ma* I, I with ta ttiapose of a Wheeler ft fill chine, Machine that I have beau asing. It la tn good order, and one of the beat. Will be sold for VS5, cash. SABAH B. KIZEB, 94tf tan Sit} Jsqprmtr 3d Walnut streets. tonal imf ,wv'6vrr .ti li

HINT.

Q.RQq«EY STAKD for BENT.

The stock and fhrtures ofa gaod paying grocery •taoa. Attached to ih* store are number of rooaa, nost comfortably arranged for a lamtly or a boardlng honie. Tor particulars apply tally to Mr. ELWSLL, at B. B. Cox Son's. In again ooMiiig In poaaeaaion of my property I will offer tfee Mi&d for rout o& rsuooAblo tenas.

Hdtf MBS. BROWN.

l?OR KBNT-— Two good business J- ^°®5i »ith (fcllara and a tisit'of irbaai to each. In tha second story, in the Odd Fellow* BuiMing, oa Third street, near the Public Sqn Tpras reasonable

SMtf

-,_are.

Enquire of J. II. TUBNEB. L. A. BURNET.

-ii a.0 .*

"VTOTICE.—Notice is hereby givX* en that Healed Proposals will be recelred at theAnditor's Office, in Vigo County-, Indiana, until Friday, the 25th day of Septtmcer, I81*, for bnlldlng a bridge across the North Kork 01 Ottea Creak, tn Mevios TownibIp, near the residence of Tilman Nigh. The plans and specifications can be seen at the Auditor's Office.

By order of 1 he Commissioners. sep 13-tf W3t. PADDOOK, Anditor.

NEW A^VrRTISEMENTS.

MEBCHAINT

TAILORING!

FKKDEBICK SCULEWISfi

Uasjost received a largo and well elected Stock of

"'r

Fall and Winter Cioods I

atetri I **n

Consisting in partsf FINE .,i

French, Kagllsk and American

I'ANillHERKM! 'i :i. r-i

English Mcltollf

^or Businesi Suitj.

French Cloth, Doeskin & Beaver^

Which will be sold at the y^ry lowest prices, for cash only, by tha yard, or male up t» urdtr on short notice. ... if

"LOW PRICES, EX1CT FITS and FIB8T QUALITY 600DS"

IfSMiHttlsX

ii.,-. .iju-tji j..,e ,! Ia my motto. i-,,.. Customers, old and new, are cordially invited to call at

115 Main St.,'south side, bet. 6th & 7th.

N. B. Cutting done to order also, Renovating and Repairing in the cheapest aimer. (iiim

idl sfijW.-aU .. ^"OTICE OF INSOLVENCY'

The eslale of Nathan Puckelt, deceased, has been declared Insolvent, and wili be settled accordingly, at the December Term, 1868, of the Vig Commou Pleas Court. GEO. C. DUY,

Bept dltw3w Administrator.

JJEMOYAL,

fti!'

Having bought the entire stock of

N O I O N S From CLAUSS8N It BiCHOWSKY, have this day removed the same to No. 1U0 Ua:u Street into the new block between Sixth and .Seventh above Jos. Strong's Grocery Store. We Shall ho in Receipt of New Goods Dally which we will sell as low as any Wholerale Home in the city. Soliciting the trade from within, as well as abroad, we especially call upon nil of our oldfriends, and those wbo generally buy io this market, to give as a trial before purchasing else where.

PATRICK A SI'KES.

The undersigned have this day seld to Messrs, Patrick fc Sykea thtir entire Notion Stock, As We are now out of business, wetaketbii opportu nity to thank the Trade for their kind patronage hoping that they msy in future tnrn their custom to thia new Firm, where our former Boek keeper, Mr. Alex. Hourath, as well as Mr. J. Patrick, himself so favorably known by every body for many yaars as one of tbe kindest and most pleasant salesmen, wili wait upon everybody who favors them with a call.

We shall also remove onr Office to Messrs. Patrick and Sykes' New Store, 190 Main Street, up stairs, whero we can be found duiing business hours.

CLACS&BN 4 BICHOWSKY.

17d2w

J^OTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the City of Terre Haute, at their next regular meeting, for grading and graveling Walnnt Street from Third Street to Fourth Street. Bonds will be required for the fait bill performance o: aaid work in accordance with the plans and fpeciflcalions thereof on Ale in tbe office of the City Engineer. The Conncil reserve the right to reject any bids, also to take possession of said »oik at any time, if the contractor fails to per form said work in a satisfactory manner.

Byorderof the Conncil. BICHABD STBOUT. Sept. 19th, 1868 dlOt City Engineer.

JAS.:

B. HAGGERTY & GO •Srtu i»7?*nw I *-t-

Tin, dourer and Sheet iron Ware, Slate and Metallic Roofers,

C| -x J5T t? jt ,-..± And Mraufaotarera of

Galvanized Iron Cornice, Window Caps, TZ battering, |e.

Agents, for the Very Best

HOT AIR FURNACES

187 Main Street,

Terre Haute, Iiid.

'BlBO l.i

Work done in all parts of the country on short notice and reasonable terms. may 12

0ARRIAGE MANUFACTO xlY

HARPEB, WILDY CO., Corner 2d ^nd Walnut streets, Terre Haute, Ind., Keep constantly on band, and manufacture to order, all the lat«st styles of CARRIAGES & BUUOIKS We use none but the finest material in the centructionof onr work, and warrant it superior oany offered in this market. Especial attention tiven to Baparat.vo. [jc l(Kltf

LOOMINGTON, NURSERY.

17th l'ear. 400 Acres, id Greenhouses. TheJargeetand beet stock, S,oG0,00J Kroit and Ornamental Trees, Hedge Plants. Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Apple and other Nursery Sto k, Botes, Bulbs, Ac., of choicest sorts and shipping sizte, very lew for CASK.

Those who would save money will at once send two red stamps for two Fall Oatalo£n««. F. K. fHUCNIJt, al7d3m Bloomington, McLean Co.. III.

JJEMOYAL.

RARE CHANCE

RAILROAD

GENCY.

I have moved my office to McKeen A Paddock's Mill, where I would be pleased to see my old friends and customers.

Through receipt, given oa shipments of produce to all Eastern Cities. All Bail, and Bail anl Water ratea as low, and time aa quick as and competiug liues. Grain in bulk shipped to Nt# England-towns without change ot care.

apr/Mdtf

JAMKSH.TDBNKB.Agt.

TN BANKRUPTCY. [_ dhS I f"» ___ DISTBICT or INDUS*, SS. At Indianapolis, the 10th day of September,

A. D.. 1868.

The nnderfcigae#Hereby gire notice of their apPoiatnient as Aaeimwes or Perry B. Tnttle, of Terre Hant*, in ti «4tmtyof Tiro and Gay lord P.Tnttle, of Iadiavin lb, tn the county of Marion, and State of Indiana, wlthtn said Dietriet, who have been adjadgad

Bankrupt* upon their own

petition, by the Distaiot Conrt of said District. |W. A. BBAD3HAW, J. W. BBADBHAW,

FIT

-Etfjta

i': to w3»®3K ajEoi

DRY COODS.

NEW PALL GOQDS! NEW FALL GOODS! NEW FALL GOODS! »-irex-n:Zx

*»-d is tail bi

B. A MORRIS.

»Vt

dc C€K"

-i ot. Mh, .s ..'rtf. iti. *1*. t*, -T ii .J Ku»

Stylish

ih i'-nu.

Dress Goods.

frit .*,' u-»t v»x mt*

ih \a** '1:" -1 -tJfr I'll ..1

t*-

Plain JPoplins, 40t HQ, fiS^, T&c.

Silk Warn do. All Colors,

fii.ifil}

«,»E.

Shot Silk—very fashionable, iTttfJ1!«}«f. Plaid Mohairs*

(\X 31.

DESIBABLE URKSS tiOMN.

5 1.1 vi.-'.'W «.-#! -its «. ri.-tif

Mixed Poplins,

Chameleon Effects.

Alpacas,

SplendlJ LIBC,,.".

Alpacas,

Big Stock, f,

Alpacas,

Fjlt Lines, at 40, 50 and ctsl

White and Lemon Col'd Aipiels

LOOK! LOOK!|:

At New Embroideries,

FROM, AUCTION,., IMP. ski

500 Bands at 50c. ((wo yards) 100 Bands at 80c.

(hand-work)

100 Bands at 100c. (hand-work

J.ir

l^OO YARDS

EMBEOID'RIES

r, J!" I i'Tir K* vifa .» -.11 Aittlt

AT LOWER PRICES ..It .-^

Than former Cost Prices!!

.«

VfAism tUI

E1»IALL A CO. ,)U

Cor, 4th and Main nt9*

DRY GOODS.

Canpaign Year!

*. il»i?.»i ii bii-sri ., 1 •. UiU In

General Order

No. 1.*

Hi ii

Low Prices for the Fall 1868.

DRESS GOODS

S23*&::

•a

O I O S

FLANNELS! TICKS! STRIVES!

i!i

a- jsths--., r* .JsY

Fall Stock now opening

a:'

AT THE

fiiiiani Ti li.i'f

TRIMMINGS 1 DOMESTICS

PR1N1S! &c.,&c.,&c.

Also a large and well assorted .Stock ot

CARPETS

1 Of ali kinds'

OIL CLOTHS,

E S

Wail and Window Papers,

looking Glasses,

Jt rij &C., &C., SCO.

i.M

-'F'"'

-:r

I HI MEMBER

COW PRICES

Is the order for the Fall

.lH .AT

4«'W

4 Ov

S. BTCi: A Mia *-i£x7

CO.'S.

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