Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 September 1868 — Page 4

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'UMIK TO TOUR IMTBKBST8.

««Te Time and Money.

"turu have anything to #eMt you have lost anything, you have found anything, you have a house to rent, you want to rent a house*, you want boarding, If you wot# anything,

Tall Five Thousand People at one© —BY—

"TFe have lee-n carrying on he Louis»

ville Journakj^*t&m&ars

and duriu9

all this time we have known no man of business in the city*5 fail who advertised ^liber^lly. Arid vie have known

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Will fcddrc»»'tbel P«opl«'o{t"Vigo C'odnty, at the

HOIJSE SftUAKK, IN TEKKE-HAtTTE,

TU^^^

r?wSKPT. 2»h

fW&kk.'E I O'01»tCK, I?. M.

served his

cpuptry with diaUoatioD, during the War TepreaefifSthe Old Fifth btatfiotin Congress. He wi aniwer Mr.-^ddrhees"upon the subject of Reconstruction, finance and Taxation ana deiiret to he lieard by candid men of all parties. cu

This.haing tbeTflrBt County Meeting •fU'vaSrftitW Standard Bearer, GENERAL' GhRAlfe1, was placed nomintttjot^for the Presidency, it is hoped that the ioyal^titeHi^nnd- soldiers will make inch & Detflonstration ua will satisfy «u*Anti-RepubHoan and Disloyal element anactig u», that the ''Lost Cause" is. indeed lo»t," brijgina^rs, ^ipor ters and sylmpathisers^Can never agairt attain .power in this country.^

By ord^r of tiie

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Will (peak a« f»llow* Friday, September '/5tN,"Brazil, ClaJ'fcoimty, at 'Tl^tem^r HAPTK,

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Hon londay, 8ept»inb«r Slth, finlliran. 1 "'clork P. *.

Monday, September 28th, Merom, o'clnrk r. v. Tneiday September 2^lh, Xintoq,,Cr«ene coiu,ty/l o'clock

Tneiday, Peptemher '29tb, Bliomfteld, Grtciie. county,

ili

o'clock p. m.

"WaflneSijUr, September 33th, Greene c6\inty, 2 o'clock r. jt.

Worthingtou

Major W. W. Carter BapnblicaB candidate fur Oongreng, will ipeak at the following placoe

A Stsojto ttABrr-^Battng onions.

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4:46 P. M....

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10:85 A,.,M.

Republican County Ticket '3« ,£. 1*'

i*'"4* yon BTA^E BENlWEi ^ABVBY D. BOOT*, r.'lB RIPHESKKTATtVUS. 1SAA0 N. PIKBCK, 4jgWBl.£ir HAMILTON. rOB CT.EHK. •JAVSH H' TUKNKR.

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JlfOBTOH C. BAffKIN. sea BHE*irr, NICHOLAS F1LBBCK. roa'RttiT. estate appraiser. "JAMES DORGAN. rem combissioneb,

one to

i! euccetd in any cowadBrdble if 'even in a reree who didn't advertise li$er mctaile degree who

PBittTICB.,

Mobtos r« ,t 9

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Speacer Blojmfleld

G..$[tiNTBB Will

Angelic LtBKs—Females who cannot tell the "truth. v.* .. .. .*•

|Apenctr, Owen Co .September 24tli, 'at 1 Btooa&eldi 5reene Co., September 25. at 1 o'clock, p. t.

Siililyan Connty, 26tb, 2Sth, 29th and 30ih at 1 o'clock, p. ai. Hartford, Vigo county, October 1st, at 1 o'clock JP-JI.

Sanford, Vigo cannty, Octobar SdT nt 1 o'clock v. m.

Itoiedale, Xi&o county, October 3d, at 1 o'clock p. m. •. it Perrytyille, ormillion connty, October 5lh, at Xo'clockP. m. 'Sticene, Vermillion county, October 6th, at 1 •'clock r. m. .... ..

Newport, VwkiUipn .oounty, October 6th, at uijltt."

Bono, Vermillion county, October 7th, at 1 o'clock p. 91,

Hon. O. P. MORTON Will speak at the Court 'House Square Tuesday Next, Sept. 28th.

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Tebbe Haute & Indianapolis R. R.} TkXRE HaUTB, Sept. 21t 1868: '.j Passenger J^ains will be run between jTerrs Haute and the Fair Grounds on "Wednesday^ Th&raday and Friday, Sept. 23d, skth alid Mtb^Tor the accotomodation of those wishing to attend the Tico -^^1-airas'fbllow^^^'""^

Leave the Passenger Depot—9:00, a.

M., 5:00

R^turninaf—Laave the Fair Grounds— «S0 a. M., 10:45 AA. H.j^l&OQ, S:00 jE. M,, 3:30P.M^5v3O M.

Tickatd foi^the round trip, 25 cents, for sate at the Ticket OSce. Passengers will please procure tiolcets

i, Chab. R. Pkddl*,

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«»-»».

The bbbt thing to lay up for a rainy, day—an umbrella.

Ges. Liw "^ALLAgB, who first led the gallant%iih,indiana, speak^at the Court House SqlUtfC to-morrofr nijg ht

The PuBtic will close tor of giving th^ to attend the Fair.

day, for the Pupils an oppor

Tub Fighting

Boys had ja genuine

love-feast" atitheir iS«n tent night/and wil meet for ssOial purposbs again tonight. ~^d"' i'

Anotheb Stbaw.—A lady'friend just returned from the east informs us a vote was taken on "Wednesday, between Bufr falo and Cleveland, resulting in 111 vote^ for Grant, and. 41 for geymour. —F"—

The rtJNBBAL of John Beauchamp *Stt aiotJi5ka.pi^e-%is naorning as an* nounced. The body could not be brought home, and was buried at Johnsonville Tenneesoe. J*_

Hidden Hakd.—The New York

CoBBEcrios.—In our paper of yester day morning we wrote that "Bay Billy" was awarded tho premium of $30 at the Fair, the day previous, but the printer changed it lo "Billy Barr."

Pie Nic Dkebrbkd.—On account of tho inclement weather of the week thus far, and tho impossibility of the ground becoming dry before Saturday, the pic-nic of the Congregationul Sunday School ii ^postponed until Saturday Oct." 'Sd

JooDi3TKAW.—On the train coming west yesterday afternoon a yote was ta ken resulting as follows 1 tlKNTS I/AD! GriWitm MM!.

.,^30.

S 1 5 4

O'CoxkEiii^a'ceivetf, by laBt night' Eastern train, nearly

la!wagon

Gen. Lew Wallace will not speak at Staunton to-morrow as heretofore announced. He will be hero to-morrow evening, without faij. aHa***|

Died—Wednesday evening, at the res idence of his brother, on 12th street, !of consumption, Lee Sheets, aged 22 yearq. Funeral this morning at eleven o'clock, at New Hopo, four miles southwest of the city, where the body Will be interred.

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The character of

two

SQPerinten^nt.

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fe-5-3 ..: M4iJSS MM i'-a-'jSEr.

Lawman, a"RW of

seven teen. years, was brought, before the Mayor yesterday, charged witha larcen^ in stealing a pair of pants, a knife, breast* pin and.box of blacking from Dr. Kizer. He was admitted to bail in the sura'i)i $1C)|which.w«wrgjyen. .. 7 V*.

The local of the

OHARUrtf WuAf JSSt/iMwe

County

Ledg

is republishing this story, the most popular that has been written by Mrs Southworth. Back numbers can be ob tained at the P. O. News Defcot.

load of

Magazipea a5d papera, among which are Harper's .Magazine and ..Frank Leslie' Lady's. Magazine" for October, and HaV per'a Bazfr for October 3d. =.

The

..Friday Sept 25 Saytnrday Sept 3d

Brazil o®5t al T»rre Haute ?n SnUivan -.Wedueaday Sept Si» Boctviu* .^Tburiday Oct Newport Friday Ogt .... ti. il(" .. *»»*& «I:./

1 1 1

Concert o^Mr. Graff which was

to be. held last night at Dowling Hall, was postponed on account of incTehiency of the weather. The same will t&ke place at Dowling Hall to-morrow night. Tickets arfj for sale at Lindeman'a Music Store.

Express

pretends ta

have "reliable" information from the Democratic meeting held near Ro^edale last Saturday. We know the statement of the aforesaid local to be untrue in ev

How do. you know? We stated it on the .authority of one of the best citizens of Rosedale^ whose word- 'will go -a long ?ray ^Cth^f %n .(h^l iio\irjidt.. r, 7 f.

We HAVJ|most cheering news from the result of the Baker and Hendricks discission at Brazil. We have the best of au thority for saying that after the disoussion ended that

three

life loqg Democrats gafi

in their adhesioti to Republicanism a^d announced their determination' of sujh porting Grant, Baker and .afl the

.. The reliability ^f~j.he .4eeal editor«ef the

Expre.f$]~iih'o

ii a church member

and otherwise hypocritically "moral and honest," may be understood when we say that no Seymour and Blair pole has yet been raised at Macksville.—Journal^['

And the TQ-Jte-abilily of the"

Journal

may be understood when we again positively assert that a Seymour and Blair pole has b.een raised at MacksvjlJe. as stated.

Five hundred Democrats from this county attended the great demonstration at I ndiftnapolis yMteraay.—Journal.

:the Journal

for truth

and veracity is demonstrated when it is known that only

vtte hundred and twenty*

railroad tickets'.Were sold at this point to men- and women, including Republicans. Were there' 376 free passes issued by the. Railway Company, br djd that number^f the barefooted" wafir 3, luci

Don't Move!—Voter* should know and bear'it ia ini&d^that a change of iesiden'«fi^ft- plaw \oi boarding from oae Ward to another twenty days previous to au election deprives them of the privilege of voting. We heard last evening of three familiee^in one of which are Several voters, about to make a general exchange of dwelling houses, when it'occurred to them that moving now* destroyed: thei* franchise privileges at "the October election. Circulate this facf.

4^^localf the M§%V '^feite Boy in Blue1* harrahed for Jeff Dayis at th# 73aer Tuesday nignt. .^^Ot fiOnhe that true.—Journal

By aalling at this office the names several Republicans an^ one .respo: Democrat can be given Vrho heard shout lustily given four times at the place above mentioned and furthermfrre the same was repeated as the procession of W. B. marched wit to the depot morning. Will the

Journal

deny that

ox-rebel soldiers w* enrolled fit the "White Boy's" organization in thkeity? 3

inn

former

townsmen and ex Sheriff of this county

has received the unanimous nomination of ^ie Democpacy of Chicago for the office of Sheriff of that county. Of course the Democracy (lo not stand tiie ghost of a ohsnce of '.electing .their ticket, but We are gratified to see the compliment of a nomination bestowed on our friend, and only wish he was on the

right

side in

order to be elected, ib which ovent Cook coynty^vtould ^ave liad a goodfiheriff.

Ontr.na-JTo.nAA'-—This morning J. M. French -j& Oriental Circus and Egytian-jCaravaa-will arrive this city, giving two exfiibitions, afternoon and evening. The procession this morning will be one oF©riental splendor, the band carriage being drawn by twelve Arabian Camels, fbUowed by a troupe of Indians, and by the whole retinue of the Cir* cus. Our readers will remember tho performances of this company last autumn as the best of any exhibition here that season, and one which gavo unusal satisfaction. This will no doubt be the last canvass exhibition here this season.— Bead the full column advertisement for particalaraf,,,,T'

Fair.—The

drizzling rain

which set in yesterday morning and continued the entire day was decidedly dam aging to any out-door exhibition, and the County Fair suffered in consequence.— Still there was a fair attendance during the! morning hours. Should the weather to-day to be all favorable we can safely predict a very large crowd. Beside the articles on exhibition, the exercises in the horse ring will be of uuusual interest.

At 11 o'clock the pacing match for premium of $100 will take place. For this J. H. Williams names -'Pete Whetstone D. P. Bissell, "LouiseJohn Webster, "Grey Squirrel."

At 2 o'clock a trotting match for a.premium of $150. Owen Tuller namr.s "Loafer J. H. Williams, Poinu Breeze j" G. A. Case, "Mollie Newton.''

At 4 o'clock the big trot for a premium of $200 will take place for which Owen Tuller names "Billy Barr S. P. Tucker namc-l "John C. Heenan 'and Johq Webster names "Raid.''

Trains will run to and from the Fair Grounds, carrying passengers the round trip for twenty-five cants, as follows:

Leave the Passenger Depot—9:00 a. 10:00 a. 11:00 a. 1:30 p. 2:30 pt M., 3:00 P.

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

Voobhees' Friends compelled to Fork Ovbk^-A Democratic "Opinon! of the Revenue Law.—It having comp to the ears of our wide-awake Assessor that two men, Baker and Stewart, from itear {JentrevHIe "in VIgS county, were peddling liquor without Government license ftt th'e Voorhees meetings, he went to Stanford", on the day Voorhees was posted at that point, and after having jeen fcthe l.iquor peddlers sell a number of annks, asked them to exhibit a collector'! receipt. Thisjtheyjwere, of course, unable to do and to the demand of the Assessor that they should pay the proportion of the: $50 Vidtehso due that time ($33.33) they very enaphatically demurred. At this juncture up stepped Eugeno I. Hoi den, (one of Daniel Yoorheeg' traveling companions) who arrogantly demandec: that the Aseessor should tell him who he was, and what right he had to molest those men, or interrupt their traffic. The As' aessor quietly informed him, and exhibited the law upon the subject. At this, Mr. Eugene JL. Holden, Adjutant of the White Boys in-Blue of the State of Indi ana, exclaimed pointing to the Revenue Law: "It -is unconstitutional I It'is not worth a damn I It is not worth the paper it is printed upoi) 1 It was passed by a damn ed Radical Congress!"

The, Assessor was not to be frightened off by the blood-thirsty Adjutant in this manner, and as the liquor peddlers plead ed that thiy had no money, Voorhees was sent for,'who'said be "would endorse for Stewart, and that it Would be adjusted as soon as they reached town." An attempt was made by the peddlers to drive their wagon off, and that failing, they tried to tire the Assessor out by staying at the grounds until near dark. Finding all their tricks useless, they finally paid the amount demanded.

The collector not being in town, they were given no receipt, but it is said they hav.a exhibited a receipt at Worthington, and 'at other points in Greene county with the nante of "E. E Slues, attached there to.. If so, it is a forgeiy, as Mr. Sluss gave them no receipt or statement that they had paid the money.—Sloomington Progress, 'I

mi WAVE ITEMS, f* 'JSTATE ITEMS.

VIr--1'

The caitie disease has broken out afreshin iPrarie Township, Benton coun ty- JM

Horace Matnard will attend the grat)d rally at La Fayette on the first proximo. 'Hi ES t*

n' I.i

General Dumqnt is lying very sick at his residenco in Marion county. His dis-

ease is typhoid

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Thkttbt is considerable dismay among tobacco dealers at Indianapolis on accouht of a large quantity of tobacco bought by parties there on which forged revenue' stamps have been placed. It is expected that large quantities of tobacco will be

„_¥BJLfollowing good news from "old Tippecanoe" is taken froqa: a La Fayette special to the.Indianapolis

Journal

ot yes-

's LaFayette has been all ablaze to*nigl4. ¥he Republicans hav# gone completely ahead of any coavenUon held here during the campaign. The Occasion was that of an, ovation to General Lew Wallace. General Wallace arrived here on the noon eataa^t^finfftfMteviiie, and mimei at the depot by a large crowd of citizens, numbering hundreds, and headed by the Delphi Silver Cornet Band. 4 tAUgay the, RepnWicana wwb busy preparing for the demonstration, and to-

night they turned out hythousand toKhee .and -tt&ngparencfesrTogmg

id| with poSed of

airy paraded tbe Streets, aid ^than conductM General Wallace-to tbe place of speakings fhe little tofn of Dayton sent a company of cavalry of one. hundred Boidiers. *We are gaining all the time.

General Wallace's speech was one of jgoaBAJegic~all the way through. Bis tr^tSent oFthe question of finance was a masterly effort Tvhile his review of the Democr^tic partyjn general, mads the DemMrats wibc#lnb|itjt()rribly. Daring the whole of iiis speech-ha-was listened to with the ttMimsrked attention. t. 1 -tI 1 *rff^ "»s

A J0iNTrS^fe«(tt^r bitiA Governor Baler and Senator Hendricks will occur at Versailles, Bipley connty, to-day.

Not

a bad idea that of Ingersoll in his

exhortation to the union men of Indiana to bury the Democracy so deep in Octo« ber that they will never tgain disturb the peace of society, or obstruct the peace of the world. Bnry them face downward, •aid he, so when they attempt to dig out, they will

dig in.

Thb

Colfax and Baiter a% -rj. a

In the proeession yesterday was a wag* on load of white niggers,, so btylly painted that the di^ty, wfcito showp(fj|liinly between the patches of Black. Tn* eig« nificanco of that part of the show wis noti apparent, but on inqlary wo w6re*i|gfn»v ed that they were on their way ta A rkansas to attend a mjxed barbecie of Democratic whit#* andlFtiegflBWR JThey were hungry looking scalawags.-j-Jhrf, Journal. ..

A special to the Evansville Cmi saystfae. torchli||kt |jrocei^^»yftt apolis "occupied two hours an utes" in passing a given point tinel puts it at "one hour and five utes." If the number should inert ise in proportion to the distance'from diw Capital, the New Torfe f®ebw5rlti 3 pa pere will say "the.pr^pssion oaupie seventeen hours in passing a given

comes up.

Tli

Sen-

min-

ttnd»the i^llowiftg ,in the New

correspondence'

merdalj

The prisoner, Henry Clark, arri 'ed at Salem on the mornii^g express ti in, in the custody of George Fiiltz, SI sriff a Washington county. After get|ng oi the train, and b$fore proc^ding dred yards, Edwm Telle, th«r George Telle, who wa3 murdered, suddenly upon Clark from behind ihouse. with a pistol in his hand, which her-","", But before be,had Jime tp Jr caught by Shm-iff Mid:, and«M ling with him, Telle's pistol charged without injunog any on#

rushed

ocked Wl

,9 dis-

The excitement and' desire to ae prisoner was intense, and the cro\ 1 filled the Court House t* 6yorflqwfn|. Thai prisoner was conducted to the jail, where he remttink

His recital of tbe murders and outrages perpetrated in that State snd the reign of terror that prevailed there durint the recent campaign for tho adoption of a loyal, constitution, was received by the meeting with tte deepest emotion* of feeling.

Republicans here are greatly encouraged in tha'Work befo«iJhem. Wells, as well as Adams county,Mil hold, snd more than hold, all of their Republican strength.

At Decatur, last nig] Democracy' attempted meeting that was being. Bailey. About one hue then) in number assen Court House, hooted, br and gave every evidence/ fadetertnination to have a fight. The priident conduct of both parties prevented blood being spilt

*Ab6ur half past Wa^ocloc^ last eve Ding a most disgraceful and .cWaedly outrage..whe perpet^tei^y s«ne oEthe folio wen of thefu&oul Danwaracy in

attendance. Mason.iq .HAjl, the headquarters of theFi^ting Jaon it^pluc^ {alluring the day usually visjte'd 'by members! of the orgtuii^atiolir, iBd ^juch was ihe case yesterday. At fie hoOr named, sqme half dpzen of ^tlA^FiglHing Boys were landing in froit of Abe .Messrs. Geisenjlorff's storey unlfr tfie'HaH, »nd rabble on the streets wefctf making the air vocal with their yells lor Seymour and Blair. Tbe Fjjghting gava all occasional huYrah Tor Oaht, as "m suppose, they had a right tfcdb, which irritated these brave and gejllant sons of Democracy to such an extent that some sev-enty-five or eighty olf them concluded they would be safe ii "cleaning out" these few chaps who had the temerity to •houtibr their favorite tandidafe

The Fighting Boys, seeing the mob com ing toward them, prtpared to. defend themselves as best they could, Messrs. Geisendorff Hiatened their doors against tbe advancing crowd of yelling ruffians. In tbfe tbdjr only partially succeeded before ~*he« fowling crowd was upon them. Thoy^nittfWiately fell Upon the, little Boys in Blue, and kf|{Kked |own one of thenr, whose name we'qid tidli^ lei0^|cutting his head open witlr a isflng stiotr In his prostrate condition he thwW a hatchet at his assailants, hitting one of them, Major Kilgore, in tbe face and badly disfiguring it. The ruffians a!a% stack Mr. George GeiMndorff 3n the#iitfr v?ith a brick, inflicting serious injuries upon him Seizing a poker Mr. G* niad&jBffectiye use. of it. For a while it looked is VifMtf extensive riot would ensue, but the determined resistance made by, the, handful of Fighting Boys in Bliie finally sent their assailants after reinforcements. They returned in a little while. ,headed,by Cel. Bert). Stewart, -bf Ttitt* wnh^he intention, as hesaid,of"gutting oot'the establishment and cleaning opt tbe d—d rat hole," saying that ho was in favor off "tearing the d—d thing down/' "1 am," {'. he said, "Colonel Boh Stewart, by G^-d and am 'commanding tiiisf: l»ig*4^jied'f will clean the d—d thing oat'before leave." 'i

Such disgraceful and riotous proceeiings should be condemned by good' citizens of all parties, and the guilty onas made to -suffer a severe jgeaaUy.. ^The. whole affair, whether in the ruffianly assault on the half, doztii unoffending Fighting Boys in Blue, or the disgracflfal threats of sacking a bOuse^can jipt, Wf believe, be surpassed in the annals of lawlessness end ruffianism

ruffianism 0ny#tiere. fourteen -'jtearAioW Mit se-

A lad about

offense oo&sisted in'thonti&g for (jlrafit Various other outrages! w™. mi but we have not the pirti«u£s|#.?tr.

rhft +9* *-21

•_£. at.i.e ..' -r^-.

MapameFotsCoWet Slriff-SfippdKert of all sizes in White aj^ Weiz'sLr-^T.""'-. dwtf:

"t'.T -.y.'.l

The

choieest styles of Pritatt-lar 'thn

market, aie to be found et 25dtf

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iff mta

LaIwHB StocK ufTihM»lpK» wcaMnf

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25j

Republican rally at Nobleaville

on the 23d was a glorious success. There were by actual count eighteen thousand people present. The procession was several miles long. It was the largest meeting that ever assembled in Indiana outside of Indianapolis. Hamilton county is all ablaze with enthusiasm for Grant n^ Colfax and Baiter an^

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iSrtsJWV. «v

Fote Sax*.—I wish to sell my ^residence on Strawberry "or exchange ftiri

nq i.

'ogy ^i^n s^p^t^i.

Lo. defend Id, wlgle Wii olise

iiiot

Jjow Embroidered ^half-dglla*' a:box,". fiili of m-em -.-,ar".r-5

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tprnt-ibm ire mP&'h*

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-i)'4 :h,ru v.-Ji i.—i,m. .mu,'. -tHEif yon eta not And thle efhade and kind of Dress Trimmiog you want, ImTv^ fo&

*i eL- idt-ew JSw^mes'vjd}

,be:

fif-' ''ifT—''J-i

TfcA ^nd good coffee an« gdrfd

Sugar can be %oug^i Tea Store than any where in the City.— That is the verdict of those who have tested? ^matter!^^al8#!t|i|l|iuaranteed. dtf

Any

mings dlt.

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ifsirsss5

yam

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r}intil

le case

A dispatch, dated Bluffton, S at. 23d says: The Republicans of this count turned) out to-day

en masse

to hear I diana'd

great orator, the Hon. Thomas I [. Nelson, Republican Elector at large, vho fo hours held the great mass of pet pie as sembled here spell bound by lis elo quence. This community was nSver fa vored before with a speech of muct power as was dolivered here to-oay, In| the evening the Hon. P. P. Bailey, who' recently canvassed the State oj Miaais-j sippi in aid of reconstruction, addressed a large ana enthusiastic meeting olRepub licans at the Court House. I

All

iw&si mic%h A •&

splendid stock ofi

SOI

1 3 HT

Staple and Fancy at dlt. Saxton^ Walmsley's.

Eyi t|ie. bex^

L.Qf

he'eeenaf the JPrisa

lad|

Goods' (bnuter

Rbmimbebthe'placei the very'pfac^, the right place, tjha cheapest place .tabuiy Skirts an$ dWtf. .l&tKTSll*.--•-•••!

'W£«S

can save trom

dollars

Samuel F. BadSesIy Oystef depqtS afeE R. Grocery fc'Jore.

I, the $!u Klux 9 break up a ddressej by Mr.| red and fifty ofj )l^dra|(^it|d 'the le tne windows,

Hiqhest'c

papers-at^

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Olftb StreietS.: ,v-~

CON3TITPXI0Jf AL. DirJERENCES^ThSje are many constitutions so inherently de fectiye in, energy^ to derive-great bene fit from 4 m&efate'' dse ef pure 'liquor combined with such vegetable medicines an^extjui^ae^nier in^oihe c0c|p0s|t|}n of^l^ in tph]

Bitters, and |hlre

many situations in which even the health iest derive additional security from its ac casional U9e.

If healt'by persons are exposed to un* usual and continued exertion in confined air, or undbr tbe heat of the sun, or to tbe mfluenc»-Tof-"dBpw9Sing wntclifulffjiS^By traveling, and change of diet and water, or if residents of malarious districts or the rank river bottoms of the W%Land South, efftj be no doubt but,4 ful Use Of

ihoback'8 Stomach Bisters

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for DySpiptibii,' on' account of its tonic properties^ its purity, and its delicious flavor. augl5dw3m. ^fjg'i j.j .•

lo No. 41^8outh Fifth street, seooad hoose south of Poplar atTWt. OIRw as hereto fore,NOf ton#}' -f

•Jl

inrir

called

Special attention is

Remold:—

iu .'".'

and Trim.

Saxton & Walmsley.

Ladies' Underwear, Gent's Red Flannel Underwear, for Rheumatics, at]

W.jSi8yce.ifc .Cctiilhllioatto Attractive styles of Dress Goods, which are selling

v«i

..A hmam

mAiiMsiid m-

Call a»b- ssb

The Brf^., ^aye pn exhibition] at tha Fair Gttund»f a large and fine-col-lecficSi ^bf^F^hts,7 Roses,Dahlieis, Sq, Also, Fruit Tcee«7'Evergr)0en8, Ornamental and Shade TrOtrs^ fdr Which they %in takel orders

fftr

W'%l«ht at

^Idch-we^eeff^^^^'lOo

Me. apieo* esetedleg te

'~Z

gaiW^KT*p.-^' We-'PNatMnft^.fi^ apply. -Jam

two

ten

by going to Shannon, at 63 Main

street, to buy a StoVe or Wheat Drill. He is bound,Opposite. Old Court House. l.-.tTesciiat dlmwlm

has started an WiSgb#& Co's t, 23-dtf.

old news•

,|^^Wabash street,

Children can buy goods as ^cheap as parenU Grenier & Forrest'stf i.'^-iisdtf

A large stock of-goods^to be •ro1d*'dti commission^ M9nday) September 28th, at o¥ 3d a9d Greiner & Forrest's, Fernet- ot ... -rr/v

wrtl

tbe food would surely be the means of warding off actual disease and enabling tbeni to bear up unaffected |^|r^jrith6u^ fhe%itt^f?,fhly 4ouftflinvfy Bave'ro succumb the disease. They strengthen, tone and invigorate, aid digestion and increase the appetite. sell-dylni —t rrrrjasi vjl

"A splendid "lot of Imported Bulbs, including Hyacinths, Tulips, Jo%quills, Narcissus, Crocus, &c., just received at Forte's Seed St^.' T^e Hyacinths are beautiful when'grown iri glasies or pots iin tbe house. dwtf.

A celebrated chbmibt says: srison and an-

"I con

sider, after a careful compa: jalysis, 'Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora* kive' by far the best hair preparation in jthe market. Jt is theonly au I can ful. 23-

ly indorse."—Bostttt.Journal. 5-dwlw.

New Babbeb Shop.t—We nave open it barbed' 'shop Mi &ftd< '-dUe^ at ti '"green front," third door north of Main Where we are prepared to do- eyerjf&ftfjf In our link We are making hair tonics, bair dye, flesh wash and hair restorative,

Robert Carter and Israel Bunch.

,w'i iil'i

ReukctI^ that we will «S1 goods cheaper than any other honse in tbe city.

dtf

gor.

/^r—

jWfaai'itir aae? As AssoaTUBHT- of French GHlt and Al&64iter MnM&rUISbkaat Jdhta "k

xu»s

Fruits at C. I. Bipixt'b.

'f&i a^W«iaH0Qr of

^saatsAe feAsf ,"hs «'t siiir sit. T-ustwr ^^kiobbt, suecessors •. to Rippetoe. will conUmte to keep full and ifin&eiaes' stook of Groceries and country produce, at the iiatde well-knoWn and pmmalrSmIT'"'""'^ SSCT"

£uok

Groveb &

—-mua?

Bakes

Sewing Machine

kinds of Threads, -Needles and parts of Ifechiaei ibr-Ba^ ed Grover & Baker-Sewing Machines .al-

|"V'

lr!^«

oiir.Neio- ffirhomhtfr,.

if "PtfGT

they arrive. ?T0vXC?0 dlt -Saxton & WALStgLET.' rr *rrf- .J

Madame Fots Corset Skirt Supporters, fof^i/db apiec? at^eiz's Skirt factory, dwtf* r* -••'•i %1 -yi v.

dej'iverv..'-"Oata-|

Cantwell.

...luu'!,1

Rraf0VAL.-^-Austi n, ShrfOT & Co' Hardwarbstbre is removed to 1T2 Detninj

tfii.lo ':'.i

WAm f/sSm

V^t^feons.

Satin Trimming Ribbons. Plain Trimmhlig Ribbons. Silk p-impsirrimmuigs. Dreis Buttons .fec., &c

To, 6ra FaiptNbs and Patboks!-^ About th^ Ist^ofOctobe'r'next We"stall re "ij jy. move tq new and elegant stoip, ^oi(

Joining. Block.

a^stof.3 ttiq ed JriaifC. WiTttG *10o

aoe

Th^ywilikeep aV^LVstock everyNtef through tha season. Pfairi^ chipkenrta a fewdays. "-sooo rrfj-'.iti i'." .T f- ii^^ r'

L«jkbks:1»yWe' bo^ "anSF ^ta|tt^e

dtf.

/.. r.( rate ?. r,ahB':.,

stvyu

i- )T'oae"r 4--.Q. I»BKLKff'e..c-

-byZ lo—nuii»!tJ—.iii -^tfgli»i' rrt# FaiSH fflEaBTABWW! eVwy itifi at RayarBafleji^ 'i V.-nia 'loatf Pid oism cs rjl-Tfftiotffrj r-n orrc

I,. vei^m§S^^feruit|

fOBiljr woLsDoMatt petsdmsen^at feown & &afW 'sih*t?' »yi ci liel Jsaitel 3ti.il --f

fthMmftH .Mr, 3t7U is

iffiH

ft^'Vther

wages.ffilV j*P Pfiid*5«s-^i

uiji :K i'"r:'n oii

DTXD^qStbtrittBO Al*l®i-

paibins.—H. F. I^liMrs stfll eontinuesto clean and color sH kind)»'«f ladies' and gent)emehra "weav io. any fhshioniabie shade alsahssia practical tailor engagi to repair gsnt'sclothes in the neatest tiyl -r.-. dtr

Nojpicb K:"Bobbins hayjtig reaioVedJ.hia business stood: to- 6th street mt^elkl^in andjQhio, is prepared to furnish Ki^ Sustomera with Garden and

LOCAL fiOTICES. "j

•tfll,

fMZ

Preeaatlonary Me8icatloa.~If the importance of

proteciivi nedicotioti

klndr^co^ai§toi

ware marejg«n-

eraify a|ipreciat»^, our moEtnary statl^ies Woald soon show a.w.anierfal deorMse ip the nambsr of fatal, reitnlts sf dtesase.. JUUiQnjs. o| ps^la ars crowded together, ia'd^triots*rher$ (hay are coaetantlyexpqijBl jto ths paiasmatio Xirns Kliich produces A^i^Jaafdtee, A|a«i sad

a|id:Jnpi«ss-»Qr«r ars cotf. travslingi ttaoqgh thoss palrtS

^4|»« feibicUe dlSesseS inlest thi ei4)r® atino^eiie fo»r oii«s tifevnry direction.— These, ciasees age eBTiraMd With flMger which iannot be ovrreetimatsd. ZB|sy "M^Uirs sitre protectee.m«dMne,

liks

MimiiWF8

ritsr«yicUai

gor Sale by an l^sriStaW ffiwS5:rfSdM^ajf»«flL)' 4 -or jySOdtrta

•r in .-iTT wdJ -^d tflT.'TU 7flqr.l. pare CrfBUI Ice.—The a is now prepared to (tarnish the pnbllo with healthy Bij£r and §^lnifc P«Bd Ics fct ths »»ason, at low „«Mes. „fm 1ra««navill an dali*, and supply ^^.asiiMMfloueiaaAmvata *i«S« g*-. OrdenijUa at-ths-

ja#

AMUSCMENT8.

BMiLl1'"'-

wff:ELau jvS i'ai' Wt

1 1 1 1 ii

ftteWMiw eds

and Ohi9 SttL.

All those wanting to get the b|st Oysters, call oh SAM F. BADQEtT It IS. B. Wright A Go's Grocery Store.' 33-dtC 1* -l(JW t.t r-

-f

FfSSANBffcrBBNT.

Stock aad tztaraa ofa gaoi paying grocery Miltt. AMaufcwl te'Dfi iten area itMMr

HI BSMinSahlyirf angid for a taarily o* ror-MTtkmlari apply early —. at K. B. Cox A Son'i. In again iHMaMitf I wUlaffw t» earn Ht wrt oa miwilli ttr—.

Uitf MBg. BEQWH.

Ce«aty,

al'SkaAvWeifj et.5SS? W

IMrashtf, Mr tke nik1 Tltaplaaa mod qwil LndltorToflke.

IEUM) be leenat^e •^KrSdlir W"(iw'Ote&lstteiwtS. •»ki s.

b:-,

Wife JMAMWK, AnOitor.

^dtf

WAHTEO.

OA AAA AjaBNTS WANTED.

lMhiiiiie mellwOSi* 1hi iiiil iTjiliaTilo Can

Can and

»,ortra-nltBi, kar

eSS BlMdwajr, N»w Totk.

NCWADVirriSEM£NTS.

dudebki, .. •evatraniic

MIMMAJI* WMMN A1B ACfieiCMkH. Im: Bifht Ber. Biakop Talbott, D. D., Btv, MmSIb, J.8. Bcaca, Eiq.. Br. Kggert. Oprxoa—lW Mala Street, b«twe»u Rtk and 7th. Btfeiplmca 'ObWrtr Ohto aad 6th MrMUi iWdrti-i'- .til

HEIES.

Hotioe isheraby gireo to tbe unknown heir* of ChaAwB, Fairbroiher, deceased, that ht* OAlate vaadeclartd finally settled at the August Term of the Vigo Conrt of Common Pleas, and the* ate hereby notified to appear at the December Term, 1868, of (aid Coast, and prove .heir heirship, and

Sep34 dldw3w Executor.

TAILORING! iV-V. «V»

fRKDERICK 8C0LKWUVCI ..

a ..

Easjwit reoelred a largs and wsll lelecttd Stock of iV i: .f! bcU .-

Wtm«r floods!

ilKii* Coneisting in pax^of FINK

frencli, English and American

:,.£llUiIIKKBES! ..I. *•-.

Wih •.

ft^Ush leiton

French Clolta, Doeskin & Beaver

Which will be sold at lha nx$ lb*est prioes, for caeh only, by the yard, or male np te urdtr Qn short notice.

"LeW FBICE8, ffiUOT HTSaad fiisiatiALm eootts" OB H'il fci

tiT ?•._ I»-m* Blotto.

—flnrtomwrsj oldand new, »e cordially invited to a* t-n't t,ta :ei S(J lo ,u!Miii 9 .i IIS Xkin Bt./Bouti sitf^ bet. tfllii 7tli 5 '-»t

Jrp«ttiw40M,

Jjp'PICB

BKBB BIT*

if. -..Ih® .only seal saftgaaMI ah

an^Mi?4 stoiqajph, or delloatenhrvosli system %8e onlyfortijy^ig aKentagahutiaUaii(%l dUordUa pr that will effect a ])ei!tkfali^irt and tVeaeioi oure.*bera.-J isea» has already' fastened itself 0^ DK

it ts-ih 'tai7allibl» ciire,- aisd &

highly rained man.' WHrS^rfd Sold ererywhere. .ti't'O?.* dwlV

A E N E COKCMTBATKDIX9I0O rbt'tHe 1Auh®7.—Free froai Ozallo Add.—Sw A- PatMit Pq$ket Plncusfcon or Easty Bsg

aM'l

Th4only..Bailable Belil^Yor^itose brtW& d^ coltf-Htions.on the' httse is. '^PaasT's Uorxj Aa^ FaccKu LoTiotr.'- Prtpared only by Da. B, O

tialvaaize^fron

a .i -J:,"'*,"'

0«m, wltk Asbi A

McDonald, or at .the WasttiagtOB Salooa, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pnre. healthy artlcIe oV loV, wall to order aSoaem -j JACOB BTMffiCTHL.

ri"i4ha

9fiT

jot

i--,i I Rd'TLsriAii o^'ihe**'* 7-.

'•«!',)

i'T

Terre ^axHaute Qity Baad^ -mil'jrri'ai^iiMfiin IS^i^«qia'iB4ll, W''

MoadayEWgSep't 28th, AiaWMdilr" *&*§t ••4'

•Ati Viiifultte

S Pinfe-! ttNki

i..rs af-

'.'SOB

or. sale hi*, .f*c»pettj on lis BS first-rate ... *asa#lyau*fiaw*.ba#9 wftft ft fee rMinsr^HMatablacjAna »ad_ Sarorshazd -m ith ta'

Frnff "iVees. UrapeviMf, 4,0U0 attswbesrr P»b*,*te/-'^irtktiini's S» be hai rfthe Troiri«eor,yar ^MdMtJ. ,B*» WIWBWR''

^thjtl^d.^rthrafc

afrtlit

W tW s-

tff «Pd«( »lso. KcnotaUng

D*r cooo»

Having bought the. lf from CLADSSBN BiCHOWSKY, have this day^remored th«^ame^to,JlOj 190 Malir Btreet,

entire stock ON

aay4 insoHhe new bet^eeif Slxith' and SflVetith above Jos. Strong's Grocery Stare. We Bkail he la Beceiyt of Mew Seeds Aaily, which *e will fellas low as any Wholesale Honto in the city. Sol'cittBfthe trade from within, as wellaa abrood, waespeclally call npon aRofonr old friends,, and thosu who generally buy in this market, to givens a trial before purchasing elsewhere.

A flfUfe

sed.have this day aeld^to Messrs.

The ttndersii, Patrick ft Bykes their entire Nuiion Stoik. As We are now eat of hnkineM, we take this opportoaity, to thank the Trade for their kind patronage, hoping that they may in futnre turn their custom to this new Firm, where our former Boekkeeper, Mr. Ales. Hourath. as well as Mr. J. U, Patrick, hiasslf so favorably known by everybody for mAny years ss one of ttio kindest aud most plessantsaleamea, will wait npsn everybody who uvors them witha call.

We shall aiao remove onr Offioato Messrs. Pat rick a^d eykea' Hew Store, 190 Main Street, upstalrS, where we caa be found daring business heron. €LA6SSEN A BI0B0WBKT. %ntw

CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be recsi'rsd by tha Common Oouncli of the City of Terre &ante, ai. their next regular meeting, Ibr grading and graveling Walnut StMet-ftOMfhird Street ib Fourth Striet. Bonds will bs repaired for the Ikithfid perforraanoe of said work in accordance with th*.plans aad pacifications thereof oa file iu the office of the City Engineer. TKe Cdnncitrsaeryethe right to rtjeofcaaybids, also ^to, tahe poassssion of said •oik arany tims, if He Contractor fails to per forss said Work in a sstlefactoty maatitr. 7

TB'y oraerof the Coaneli. BICHABD STBOUT, Sept. 18th. 1868 diet GUy Engineer.

S. Bv®»HAGGB«TY

mir* ,t"

mean

Tin, '.ii .air

Sheet

'.q

Slate andXetallic Roofers,

^'7 Aad Manufacturers of

wiadow

/s-t* 'taring Agents, forth* Very Best

Ac*

HO^AiRFttftNAOES

.. p-

t€

187 Main Street

TerreHante, Ind.

et^ Work-dons ia all parts, pf the country oa Mwndfts and reasonable Mras. ssatlS

QARmMMWktitfmXlTOdY

Bisrat, tow a ce.4te borner 2d ind Walnut streets, ¥erre Haute,^tad., Keep constantly on hand, and niannfactnre order, all the laUat styles of

gL991££NGTON JmURSBRY

ITthfawr. Acne. The'largastand txat atoek, 8,0M),OO) Fmit and •mamectal Trees, Hedge Plants. Grape Vines, aail Fruits, Apple and other Kursery Stork, totes, BalbS, *S choicast sorts aad shipplra| ^izoa, very low for

Casa

°r

F. K. PBCENIX,

a7dS» Biaositngtos, Mel^steCB..

I lha»-at—M|tMca t» ITsIKi m*wU»A\ WU» vdMs»I Worid !tM pnaiia to ssa my -eld htiidaa-innslemers. *—'•"ta. a.-.— ^ipmants of proailBsdi, and Bail aal

Ja aa quick as 'aad taaulk ehipftd ta lt« aaaahaageofcasa. mxBs i. ninin, a«t.

ff.lU

NEW.fALLG0.0B3t :t .ll ?•-•».,y f! ft j.y ... .j, ......J

NEW FALL GOODS]

NEW FALL GOODS!

AlpACftS 5^1

ii-

edsall c».

..i«d n»i

Stylish

Dress Goods.

i-'m,

49.

-'i''".-'--: .i-

torn

'V'''

Add real,

fe*fei-l nt

Mixed Poplins,

llith »4rTi

Silk Wetrp do. AU Cbfot

Shot Silk—very fashionable^

a a

Bit rt

MNlAftLS BBIH8 «mn8.

•h W Mm

Chameleon EffltetsjSa

fM*.

•f

.»w tdt

fjT

vsft ^4^

.Alpacas,

..tv '•a-A riA »ni

.in*-

^,'Sig Steck-,,

11, Jy&tj i'S Jtji -isiaf.

UTfl

Alpacas,,

M* .-.IU

J-. I

Foil Lines, at 40, 50 and

,,! -Vf !«.'

mw iirf t*fr.i6tn uifc -iPn TJ

»S-tjt I

ha* ,te

tua

eta

White and Lemon Col'd Alpfteas

(oH

hda SibtrvO

winur* .ii

jtiiiee J»* W

rLQOK! LQQKI|

MMMMV*

At New Embi'&idgft&r,

FROM AUCTION,

HAY#

Binds at 50c. (iwo rard^ 100 Bands at 80c. (hand-veork) 100 Bands, at lOQe. (handwork) ti ,yj ,-. -5 .Ku :'i ii "TT^p

At/,n

smA

1,000 ¥AHiM

»lma BiH

E MBROID' R1ES

3tg*

•ffj.'iisfttWC »«tcH k:

AT LOWER PRICE&k£~\

-i

pi-* f.

Than former Cost Prtees !1! '10 ZtAAMni

bmuurfm Cor. 4th and Main at*.

DRY GOODS.

Camaign ear! .1 sml .W« -tX -r JT j.o -"ii iassi S-i Mrtl (..itres

'Ss^..^34#»,eA) %m -pm fcmwstjT'jfeaiisiiir to .v,

General Order No? l.

S-.ot «•»«.

Urn t»l Mu5

HO.'lw jf hf-ott enn i. .iflll |!J1KSU

Lef Prices for the Fail ISM.

s^irat-s*ila!iwyrtKl wlat

fca*

s-Hsi b4

*»$••*&»

.f»a' "£6»

-S»1

«. 11 sy*s-.a»«*#?f|*m»aei

a fti .rt si r.i^i .'?#

fit ...it'

Jte"7

"iFall Stock now opening™*

,,.r.

Zitm

JCfW -siltiv!*

-"(sfcr Wisa'Ai/i #i E i£f£ ia e'aajUiT&OB

#v-i»sW .sf: "i rrr,?1s-o.i

eUOKIYEOAimi!

*jif r- -fiii 1335OT

iron

',r litis iud 4j: tol* .aSsg^tfli M.. 1

jr„ •,t~~

DRESS GOODS!

HwrrtM ti] ,-t«aw.Hl '•i «WD*'! rtifeai

,OT NOTIONS!

•*i. ii tarnro "Pi ii, **i»» wi: svJfatt iw

DOMESTICS

FLANNELS! **T Uji'HMi Sf) iW&fil'li

Hi?

T'JflJRS

**ff* If

STRIPES

te rs«cji3Et,A te

mtdi

AWCTGGlfiH

We nse none bat the .Owsst materUl in (hs ceo.traction of our work, and wkrrsnr it superior lOaay oShred In this markst. Bsp«cl»l attention is c:

inn

WsUiad Window

/»,

-fctiS .imatfttip. &C., &C., &c.

•PliT .bsna fiar-Mvt td? Abo a large aad well assorted Stock of mil lia.

JP .SHEETS-

(,y, Of all kinds' i'M. OIL CLOTHS,

DRUGGETS

!'U fr«

ftjj&C

asi*!

jl,

i*Ki

3*it 9di

Looking Glasses

idl

rrri"

». 3,

uxa

{«!&>

lih

•a... ieiiA

KONLPRLCESP

Is the order for the Fall

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,. nvA

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