Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 September 1868 — Page 1

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eighteenth year

by telegkaph.

3!the

THE INDIAN

WAR.

Indians Preparing to Attack all Stations on -, the Kansas Pacific

Railroad.: j.

rfejr

Instructions to Gen. Sheridan.

Movements to Suppress the Indian War.

CABLK N.EW B-

The Revolution in Spain,

Vkj

Royal Troops Retreating. mm em

Indications of Public Opinion Favorable to the Revolutionists.

England.

LONDON, Sept. 28,-The following are the very latest reports which have been received from Sptin

city of Carthagena has been

barded by the rebel fleet. General Prim has gone to Valencia. IgTho Marquis of Nevalechee, tommnnder of the royal troops in the field, ia retreating before the advance of Marshal Sheruno. -C* E

I. Prance.

'V1?ABT8, Sept. 28.—The Patrie eays the situation in Spain is grave. The rebels are gaining strength every day, while the efforts of the government to withstand the torrent are evidently becoming weaker.

The last ship of the Spanish nayy JSbas now joined the rebels, and all reports indicate that public opinion throughout the kingdom favors revolution.

The portion of the army which still remains faithful to the Queen ia disorganized, and little dependence can be placed upon it.

PabW, Sept. 28.—Pinard, Minister of the Interior, has forbidden the passage of Spaniards through France, on their way to Spain.

LONDON,

Sept. 29.—The following news

has been received from Spain to-night Esparte is sick and unable to take an active part in political affaire.

General Prim is hourly expected to arrive off .Barcelona It -is believed that city will declare again at the Queen 4B soon as the fleet appears.

It is rumored that insufrSction has at last broken out in Madrid, and that Queen Isabella has lert Sansebastian and crosaod the French frontier.

UO" Prussia. Emperor Alexander, of Russia, visited the King of Prussia yesterday at Potsdain and to-day departed for "Warsaw.

The King of Prussia to'day left thjs city for Baden. Austria.

VIENNA, Sept. 29.—Henry M. Walls has had an audience with the Emperor of Austria, at which he presented his credentials and was received as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the United States to the Court of Vienna. *v.

France.

PARIS,

Sept. 29.—The Queen of Spain

still remains atSebastian. She is attended by Carlos Morfere, one of tho members of the tast Cabinet.

General Inciter} says Joie Concha, at the head of the government in Madrid and Mauvete Concha in command of an army on the field, have both sent their resignations to the Queen. They inform Her Majesty that her refusal to return to Madrid unless accompanied by her Minister, Morfere, destroys all hope of checking the insurrection.

The Queen accepted the resignations of the Conchas, and sent far the Count of Chester to form anew mipistry.

The Queen also commanded'a council of State to moet at Sansebastiani

Locomotive Explosion!^ PITTSBURG,

The locomotive was attached to a train of empty coaches, and was about proceeding from a siding, when the engine jumped from tho track and steam was turned off for tho purpose of putting it on. When steam was again let on, an explosion occurred, the engine being literally blowu to pieces, parts of it scattered in every direction.

The tank coupling was wrenched, and the concussion foreed back fhe tank as well as the entire train for a distance of 30 feet. A part of the engine was forced in tho opposite direction and jammed against rocks in tho upper side of the road.

Gilmore, who was on the pilot-house of the engine, was thrown nearly thirty, feet distant and suffered terrible injuries.

Mr. Kehoe, \yas stooping down at the tiitoe and escaped injury. Geo. O'Dontiel, engineer of the dredge boat Monongahela Navigation Company, waa badly hull, but will survive. "W. Ilutcbinspn, brakeman, and Thomas McGoyeru, flagman, were slightly injured.

Prom Toronto.

TORONTO, Sept. 29.—Complete returns of the condition of crops throughout Ontario rfhow, on the whole that a good average harvest has been obtained.

Opposition to Gen. Butler. Sal*M, MASS., Sept. 29 —Indications from all parts of.the 6th district leave no doubt that Hon." Richard H. Dana, Jr, will receive the unanimous nominatios asj a candidate in opposition to Gen: Butler, at the Republican Convention on Mondaynext. -1

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FROM Qua*. BHBBiiiJtr

From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 —The names df the privates in the 29th 'Infantry killop by the Railroad accident yesterday new GordonevilJe are Geb. Hewitt, of Co. C, and Leopold Marcus,-) ^of Oft I- .t®8 train reached LynchjJhrg this morning with 17 wounded.

Tho following received im« mui ing at headquarters: ST. LOTTO, Sept. 29. Adjutant .General United States:

General Sheridan has full reports from Colonel Uanfchead, who Would start for Fort Wallaca on the 27th inst. He reports Lieutenant Beecher and Sucgeon Moore dead and buried also T. "W. Cul« ver, W. Wilson and Lewis Failey Coffire, scouts, dead, and he gives a llit of 1,4 killed, besides Colonel Forsyth, who hats two wounds.

He thinks at least 16 Indians jvere filled or badly wounded. From signs it is allegfcLthe Indians aije moving south.

General,Sheridan reports BeVen companies of the 5th cavalry on hand ready far service, And be will keep every man at work to catch and destroy the Indians.

W. I'. Shbbma^, Lieut. Gen. slftc-*- ALABAMA, .flwdiM-jl The Alabama delegation had an interview with the President and Secretary of War this forenoon, which lasted abont half an hour.

They were assured all necessary aid will be furnished the State government in of any transgression upon its authority. The department commander will be in* structed accordingly, and authorized to call for additional troops, if accessary. The delegation was highly gratified with the success of their miaaioni

They do not fear any serious disturbance, but think it will do well to have authority to call for troops in case of necessity. Probably one regiment of infantry will be forwarded to General Meade.

The Secretary of War, with the approval of tbe President, is preparing a letter to General Meade, in which the memorial of the Alabama Legislature will be referred to him, in hich he is directed to take such measures aB may be necessary to prevent the troubles apprehended by the Legislature, by a prompt and proper disposition of troops.

Gov. Smith has no doubt his veto of the bill authorizing the election of Presidential electors by the Legislature will' be sustained, and has no doubt the Legislature will pass .measures necessary to enable the people to vote for Presidential electors. The civil authorities supported by the President's assurance and promised letter from the Secretary of War, will be able to control "unruly elements and secure a peaceful election. The letter of the Secretory of War will be delivered to the Committee at 10 o'clock to-morrow, when they will depart for Montgomery via Atlanta, in order to deliver the letter to General Meade. 1

INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN. BHBKIDAN. From information received here concerning instructions to Geo'. Sheridan it is believed he will, Within the next two weeks, make sueh a movement against hostile Indians on the frontiers as to put an end to the apprehensions of a general Indlan.TOC._ 7 AJPPdlNtMBNTS.: ttS-

Storekeepers—GeOi Saving, 5th District California Frank Lynch, 18th District, Ohio/ James G. McDonnell, 4th District, Indiana Jno L. Michete, 7th District, Ky W. H. Winter, Quifby, 111 Edwin Nichols, 13th District, Ohio William A. Newman, Mo M. H. Hollina, Gth Dirtrict, W. Y&., W. A. Quarterman, 6th District,' Ohio Francis A. Sharpe, 17th District, Ohio Jno Sterner, 9th District, Indiana J. A. Smith, 11th District, Olflo Henry Speaker and P.' Wilson, 8th District Missouri J. W. Seaman, 4th District Illinois Charles W. Wheat, 1st District Ohio R. A. Wheatly, 13th District, Illinois Geo. Ames, 4th District Illinois Chas. E. Babcock, 1st Disirict Iowa H. H. Brown, 1st District Michigan, John L. Guy, 5th District Missouri Jno. H. Findlay, 4th District, Illinois Jno. Fisher, 4th District, Missouri John Doyle and W. R. Gfeen, 3d District Indiana W. H. Brally, 7th District, Illinois Geo. H. Hesse, Dubuque, iowa F. H. High. Toledo, Ohio.

Gauger—W. R. Ja^o|,«9th Disjtrict, Ohio.

MONBK.FAIS IN.

The Republic of Columbia, formerly New Grenada, has paid in to the U. S. Treasury about $238,000 leaving, a balance of $33,000 still due, ff

The money is indemnity to citizenk of this country for spoliations &c., in the Panama riots some years

for

Sept. 29.—A terrible explo

sion of a locomotive occurred this morning on the Connellsville railroad, near Everson & Preston's mill, in tliis city, by which one man named George Gilmore, fireman, was killed, three others seriously^ injured.

Rg°^yj

ORDERS FROM THS WAR DEPARTMENT. Orders have been Issued from tbe War Department to all department commanders to report without delay to the office of the Adjutant of the army, all officers under their command who are incapacitated for duty. Habitual intemperance and frequenting gaming places regularly are in said order^ declared'as Unfitting officers

From St Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.—A dispatch from Grinnell station on the Kansas Pacific Railroad says, Col. Forsythe and all his wounded men have arrived at Fort Wallace and are doing well. Judge Pleney Moore arrived at Wallace yesterday for the remains of Dr.

alf

Dr.

Immense numbers of buffalo are on both sides of the railroad, extending for some sixty miles.

Six hundred Indians crossed the railroad near the monuments yesterday, and the impression is they are preparing to attack all the stations along the route, and are driving the buffalo in advance which is their usual plan.

The citizens along the entire route are under arms, and Captain Clons is inspecting all the troops and fortifying and issuing ammunition where it is needed,

A Helena, Montana dispatch says S. W. Beales, Ex-Governor of Wisconsn was shot and killed yesterday by George M. Pinney, formerly United States Marshal of Montana. The coroner's jury returned a verdict that Pinney killed Beales in self-defense. FROM MONTANA.

THE EXCURSIONISTS.

The St. Louis excursionists who have been to Omaha and at the end of the Pacific railroad arrived at St. Joseph yesterday, where they were most hospitably entertained, and will reach home to-mor-row. PERSONAL.

Prof. Agassiz and Hon. M. Cooper, of Massachusetts, arrived at Omaha yesterday, for the East this morning.

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jMEinnesota.

t'T. Pattl, Sept. 29.—The Donnelly and Hubbard quarrel has assumed anew phase.

Hubbard Juts withdrawn his name which leaves Donnelly the only Republi can oai«»didat» f» Congresai His oppS oentu," hOWe^r, *f6 nrgme anotbet Co^•^eBtioiu iuid^thelikely to £$kt more bitter than ever^

Irom Hew York.

a Yqbk, Sept. 29.-—The charge recently made before Judge Mansfield, AgainBt certain parties of Bbdaclfyg Mr.

W. H. Cook, and incarcerating him in the Kings County Lunatic Asylum, are stoutly denied by the parties,plunged-

The physician npon whose statement, after consultation With two other physidaps, Mrl Cook was declared insane Testatement. -n "Another

BOLD ROBBERY startlitus to A gen

'tooit pjice

named Dorters

yesterday. was in the interior room, on the 2d floor of No. 49, 'Wall street, having at his side on a table, a bag containing $1,300 in Bpecie.

A,young man entered the room, reached round Mr. Sorters, seized the bag, ran through the outer offices crowded with clerks, down the stairs and disappeared in the crowded street with hit plunder.

PRINTING ASSOCIATION.

iSie^Working Wonien's Aasoblition, No. 1, met last evening, and resolved to form a co-operative Printing Association. They have abundant tenders of material aid.

t-v U»j

A Washington special to-day says Joff Davis will certainly be brought to trial at the next term ofjthe United States Circuit Court at Richmond, as Attorney General Evarts is paid tQ be actively pueh4ng the matter,

PRIZE UGHT.

A prize fight was arranged between Abe Hicken, of England, and Peter Maguire, of California, for $1,000, on the 23d of December. ss^ti i~ CHALLENGES. 1

MoKiel who was defeated by Tyler lately in a boat race, has challenged his opponent to row a three mile race for $250 or $500 a side, at Springfield, upon tbe Bame day the Ward'! and St. John's row. Hamill will row Brown for $1,000 a side, the day after the St John crefW and Ward race, if Brown will allow him $250 for expenses.

ARRIVAL OF GEN. M'CLELLAN Among the passengers by the steamer Cuba from England, to-£ay, «is General George B. McClellan and family.

JggBOTOH TREATMENT AT SCHOOL. The case of the littlp girl who died after being whipped''by the teacher Dunkly, of the Brooklyn school, has been investigated by a school committee, who concluded that as the physician gave certificate of death Mm hysterical epilepsy, the Dunkly woman was not responsible for its death.

The parents of the child, however, state the child died from convulsions brought on by rough treatment at school. *&•*»

ARRISTEP.

Two more lottery dealers. ver® arrested to-day by revenue officers.*

Louisiana.

NEW

ORLEANS, Sept. 28.MJorernor

Warmouth's veto of the negro equality bill was sustained in the -House to-day, the vote was a tie, 32 to 32.

In the Bouse to-day a bill was introduced and passed t^ third reading and referred to the Judioiary. Committee, entitled an act to enforce the provisions of the 13th article of the Constitution of Louisiana, which is alfnoBt identical with the equality bill just vetoed, except that it makes infractions thereof of cases for bivil action, and gives preference in the docket to suits brought under its provisions.

When the vote was taken yesterday on the Governor's veto of the equality bill, seven whitefi voted to pass the bill over the veto, and five negroes voted to sustain the veto.

The mandamus in the matter of Judge Cooley's remonstrance came before the 5th District Court, Judge Beaumont, yesterday. The court issued an order lor the registration of the applicant, which was obeyedjerithout question. This is one of the courts whose issuing naturalization papers is declared to be illegal.

& «*.* Ottawa.^1^1 OTTAWA, Sept. 29.—The Government has under consideration the memorial of the Board of Agriculture of Ontario, recommending the order prohibiting the importation of American cattle, be re» pealed, after the 1st of October, and inspectors be appointed at Sarvia and Windsor to examine cattle en route by the Great Western and Grand Trunk railroads, •jre? jk

SDIflPATCHES.

Important dispatches from Halifax were under consideration by tbe Privy Council yestorday, the nature of which has not yet transpired.

Nomination.

SPRINGFIELD,

MASS.,

Sept. 29.—At the

10th District Republican convention held to-day, H. H. Dawes, of Pittefield, was renominated for Congress. ....

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.—Elkins' coal oil refinery waa burned this morning, 2500 barrels crude oil burned.

Loss $45,000.

Political Collision.

PHILADELPHIA,

Sept, 28—During the

political parade to-night, as the. tear of the Invincibles was turning the corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets, a collision occurred with the Keystone Democratic fclub, Pistols were freely used and several persons injured. Polloeofficer De Haven was badly beaten, and another man was fihot ia the hand. 9 MM mm

JSMaH Madison, WIS., Sept. 29.—Mrs. Anna Wallace, of Richland county, was murdered by a young man named Neville.— Neville was caught and lynched. Money was the object of the murder.

From Bostonff'' ..

BOSTON, Sept. 29.—The British scboon er Echo was seized by Revenue officers to-day, while attempting to smuggle $14,• 000 worth of brandy into port.

New York State Fair.

ROCHESTER,

Sept. 29,—The Ssate F«ir

opened with a large attendance!, and a splendid array of fruits, horses, cattle,

Inexpedient. IP

r«*«M A

PITTSBURG, Sept,

gTBAM-. DYE

HO USB.».

Has returned to this city, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at the old Stand, *!o.« Sortfc fourth Street, w!»ere he wlU be pleaeed to meet his old frlendi, mud as many oMtsft w*f*afof ht* with «wir patroBag tMtf

CINOIB1IATX THAKKKT Bjr Telegraph.] OraotmiAii, Soft. 29. FLOUB—Cull and prices drooping family 19 A9 36, extra 7 75@8 86.

WHEAT—Inactlte but holders refuse to make concession*, No I Held at 81 95. CORN—Is In demand at 81 10(31 15.

OATS In good demand at63Q66. HYE—Dull at «l 85. BABLEY—Quiet but firm spring at 82 20 for State and 2 35 for Canada.

COTTON—Nominally unchanged. TOBAOOO—Quiet. WHISKY—Dull at» S5@2 40frea. a:.' HESS POBK—Held, firmly with small sales at 29. BULK MEATS—Firm sales at 11 for shoulders a ad 13Jifor tides.

B4CON—Firm with fair jobbing demand at '°r shoulder*, (he latter the rats asked, sides at 14%, 11% and 16 for rib, clear rib and crather •difficult to buy these rates.

IiABD—Unohansedandqui-t, ,19%£p askwkj, BUOTER—Firmer, fresh at 38 to «o. EGGS—23@24 and dull. OHEE8E—Firm at X5@18. FLAX—In good demand at 82 50@2 76. LINSEED OIL—Declined to $105 with sales of 100 b*rrels in lts.

LABD OIL—Unchanged and quiet. 6TJGAB—Firm at 12^@12% for Onba and 13% @14% for Porto Bico, and 15% to 16% tor D»marara.

OO KFEE—In good demand at 21 to 25. BEEF CATTLE—Dull at 82 76 to 6 26 per cental gross supply ample,

SHEEP—Dull at 82 60@4 per c«ntal gross. HOGS—In large rupply and prices lower at 87 to 9 7* percental gross.

APPLE —Firm at 84 to6 6Q per barrel.re^ GOLD—141M buying EXCHANGE—Firm at par buying. MONEY—Easy at

8@10

per cent. $sk

NEW YORK MARKET By Telegraph.1 N*w ToBK.Sept. 20. FLOCB—10@20 lower $G 40@7 25 for superfine western 87 20Q8 80 for extra western 8190(91060 for white wheat extra S7 90@10 26 B. H. O. S860@10 00 St. Louis $10014 good choice cl' sing quiet California dull and declining at 8 65(910 65.

BYE FLO0B—Quiet at 96 25@8 26. ,4 ,™ OORiMEA'—«uiet. etMA2IFHISKY—Quiet. WHEAT—Heavy and 2Jj3c lower at 81 55@ 1 68 for No. 3 spring, 1 65@1 TO for Ho 2 do. 1 80 for No 1 do, 2 25 for amber Ohio, $ 30 for amber Southern, 2 63@2 63 for white California, 2 80 for exSra choice white Michigan.

KYE—Quiet at 81 48 for western. tl* 4^BABLEY—Scarce firmer State at 81 70. BABLEY MALT—Quiet. COBN—Opened firm and closed dull, heavy "and lower at 81 14@l 16 for unbound, 1 16@1 18 for sound mixed western, closing heavy at 1 1G for sound and 1 2 for western yellow.

OATS—Dull and nominal 73@74 for new .western afloat. BICE—Dull, Carolina for new.

COFFEE—Firm, Bio at private sales. SUOAB—Steady, moderate demand, Cuba 11 ©12 Porto Bico 11%@19.

MOLASSES—Firm, Muscovado 48. PETROLEUM—Steady at )6% for crude ajirt 30K@31 for refined bonded.

LINSEED OIL—Quiet at 81 04@1 CO. BPIBiTS TUBPEN ilNE—Quiet at 44%@45. POBK—Firmer but quiet at $28 65 for new mess, closing at 29 60 regular, 28 67@ 26 62 for old do, 23 7o@24 60 for prime and 26 60 @26 for prime mess.

BEEF—Dull at Si3 00@20 6° for new plain mess and 26 60@25 76 for new extra mess. HAMS—Dull at

OUT ME ATS—Heavy at 11%@1S%C for shoulirs 123^@I8c for bams middlings quiet. LABD—Unchanged steam at 18%@19& fcet-

dsrs 123^@I8c for bams mi LABD—Unchanged tie rendered 19%@20.

renaerea BUTTER—Dull at 31@40c for Ohio, 40(348 for State.

CHEESE—Dull at 13317c. GO D—Firmer, opening ai irf to closing active at 141) ed the Bub Treasurer sold over a million of'gold In the last three days

ngat UKalil^, declin'"1%, It report-

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hotels and Housekeepers TAKE NOTICE.

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TUELL, BIFLEY A Co. oifir, by the yard or piece, an elegant lint of BLEiCHED AND BfiOWN SHE^TIMQS, 4-1,6 4,6-7, 7-4, 8-4,9-4, 10-4. Linen and Oottdn at reduced prices.

Also, a full assortment of Sarnslay Table Damasks—bleached and brown—6-4, 8-4, 10 4. 60 Doz. Good quality ninner Napkins 82,03

Brown aud Bleached Ora»h, for Towels. Elegant quality Honey Comb Qull.s, 81.76 TUELL. BIPLSY & OO.

NEW

BARBER SHOP.—We have opened

a barber shop on Third street, at the "green front," third door north of Main| where we are prepared to do everything in oUr line. We are making hair tonics, hair dye, flesh wash and hair restorative, which we will dispose of at reasonable rates. We have engaged James Patridge, Robert Garter and Prof. Brown of New York, who is pronounced the finest workman ever in this city. We invite our old customers to call and see us at our new location.

JOBHUA DAVIS,

imyg-i JOHN GIBBS, Prop'rs. d5t 4 lit NOTICE

1—All persnons knowing them

selves indebted to R. W. Rippetoe, fbr Groceries and Provisions, will hear something toitheir advantage by calling on him at Dowling Hall on or before the 10th of October. R. W-

RIPPETOE,

d3t. m* xm-. FOR

SALE.—I wish to sell my residence

on Strawberry Hill, or exchange for property centrally located. J. M. QLCOXTU ,-dtf is

GOOD

TEA

and good Coffee and good

Sugar can be bought cheaper at Foote's Tea Store than any where in the city.— That is the verdict of those who have tested the matter. Satisfaction guaranteed. dtf

MADAME FOYS

Corset Skirt Supporters,

for $1,50 a.piece at Weiz's Skirt factory, dwtf.

REMEMBER the place, the very place, tbe right place, the cheapest place to buv Skirts and Corsets is at 3. Weiz's. dwtf-

TAKE NOTICE—That

ItBBBBflEte INDIANA. WEDNESDAY MORNISG.SEiTEMBER 30,1868 ESTAftLdeHEI

OwTT.tmatK can bOfp godd» 'iai^«h«p a3 parents at Qra^wloffeslfcJ d.tf

SPENCAB's Improved Self-Sealin Fruit Jars, only Two Dollsi's per dozen, at Browo & Melvin's, No. $2 Maifl -J5Yr dl

CONs|jTtTTioi$AL DiFJEftENCsa.—Ihare-^ A: are many con^tu^iQna i^here^^iy .|e-' 1 fective in energy as to derive great bene At from a moderate use ef pure liquor combined with: «icb vegetable medicines and exacts as euti^r wto the composition of Ro back's Stomach Bitten, and therearo macy situations iu which even tho healthiest derive additional security frA^ts occasional uae. -iUm

If healthy persons are ^expo^ad to

bottoms,

Sotth, there can be ho doubt but a Catk) fulufee of Roback's Stomach Bitters with the, food would surely be the means of warding off actual disease and- enabling them to bear up unaffectei"whore, witbout'the Bitters, they wouRn^lS1!™^ to aucdumb tho diiease. '.Jhey' airsrigth^i, tone and invigorate, aid diggstiop and i{i-, creise the appetite. isell-dwlmj -r

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly rebommonded by phy^iciads for Dyspeptics, on ai co(int of its' tonic properties, its purity #rtd its delicious flavor. aufl5-lw3m.i

Air ASSORTMENT of French Giltaiid Alabaster OrriiErtnentai'Clbcfcs atr.ToHn R. Freaman's, No. 5 Warren Block. dtf__1 ..

REMOVED.—Austin, Shryer & Co's Hardware store i3 remdvecfc to 172 Doming filock. _i?itf.

AhjRfcW .TAR for spiced and Fruits at v. C. I. BiWiigfil.

For the best variety of Fruit Jars, go A. ji«Hii iJiif'.rTrr _£ to Brown & Melvin's. 30dtf«

AUSTIN & Grigsby, successors to W. Rippet^, will continue to keep a full and first-class stock cf jGrroceries and country produce, at the same well-known and popular stand. 8-dtf ,,

Lemohb by the box, agd old Potatoes, it $1,00 per bushel, at Ray & Baile^, I

Nie® SORGHUM at Itf.

FAU AUD WINTER

USS1

CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.—Dr. Potter Homoeopathist, has removed his resideftc, to No. 41 South Fifth .street, second house south of Poplar street. Office as heretofore, No. 19 South Third street. 22-dtf. 1 'ii' •:.,rfeS#/X4 1

we bought at

auction a luge lot of Stamped Aprons, which we will sell at 26c., 30c., 3&e., 40f} and r0c. apiece according to size. VIw ufH yi-f O. WlTTlG fe Co, «tftfr 78 Main

Rkmjembeh

that we will sell goods

cheaper than any other honse in the city. I &

FORREST,

dtf Cor. 3d and Ohio Sts.

Sam F. BADOLEY is receiving the bes Oysters coming to the city. dtf

Thx

29.—The democratic

City Convention resolved it sas inezpe dient to nominate a Democratic candidtt.for M.yot.

Cslebrated Coukvoisieurs Kid

GLOVES, we offer la a complete a»ort« ment of colors, for the first time in this market. Also Alexandre and Danton Eids, all numbers and colors. !„r, d2w TuitL, RiPLir3rC|

CALL ok SAM F. Bams^t when you want a can of large Oysters? 1 dtf

SAX

F. BAD«L«T gotng to make

Oysters a speciality, th#refbre_caa offer dtf \*ss

CXOXH8,

sup-

usual and continued, exer^io^.in cpnfln^d air, or under the heat.of thesunr or ^i the influence of depressing watohfulnsM by

I RIPLEY'S

FRESH VEGETABLES^, every day, at Ray & Bailey's. lOdtf'

A I O I N

FALL TRADE, 1868.

BANNISTEF

Iff M^SNOW BEOEIVINQHIS'S ttW

SfOCK.

CONS 1STIKG IN PAET, OF FINE «o il FRElifCH an$ ENGLISH

ANP-

E O I

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BUSINESS SUITS.

BLACK, BROJVN, BLUE, DAHLIA, AN1 SILVER FOX^r^

And fora Fine Assoriment of Bljck an Colorew

Cloths and Doeskin Casslmeres.

BEAUTIFUL STYLES t»T Of AMKBICa'n CA3SI11ERJK3 of^ill graJes,#tid prises.

Als3 kept constantly on band a good assortmen

Gloves, BosiiJhlt, TTimdTorch'fb,

SHIRTS,

qm Of the best qualltT, mads

MERCHANT TAILOR INC

merchant

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TJg lLOttlJVG.

^rchantTailw

Has iust received a NSW 3IQGK I

SPiiKR'S

THE

IA#

-W -Vs*

Good Lvm*of\

Woolen Shirts, Knit Jackets, |,

j.i.'.s3[A few Nice 9ne»-j

i.8atchela and ValiSes.

"mt iSLkcic^

Still superintends the Merchant 'fiaiioring DerartmeBt, aid yut» aui wsr pzrfsf1lK~ CUSTOMERS, OLE

At* cordialiyinTlteii to fail at -. ^AJWISTEB'S, No. 79 Main Street

-DLOOMlNaTONta3S UitSBfCT ntk v«u-. icm, 10 irwafeoaaet. •Tka: OTniSlenta] Tnirs,...Bodge Elants,.9rapf- Tinta, Sm»H Frttite, Apple aud other Ntftearf-'Sto Bo«ee, Bulos, &«., of qhoicssjUMytt.wid sh pplnj: »li •«, rery lo# for "OaW

Those who would »are motley will at ones sfa4

aiTdSoi:: "t lirlBiin Co.) 111. «*r Jf T'

CASSIMBBIS,'

BEiTHnS

6TJEBC0A*ri908^

Which be proposes to make up to ordet ur »«»»«'•",( in the-v""'•' -iili a tit

Most Approved

No old Stock on hwtid, my S to is E iv

ssp28'

MERCHANT

TAILORING!

FREDERICK

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SCHLEWIN6

HasJjistrecelTed a !arg« asd Well selected Stock ot .« A

Fall and Winter Goods!

fS-rrConslsHng In part of FINE

Freneb, Englishand American €ASSI1I£B£SI!

STANDARD

tABti8X

SPINE

E E S

JSltittiM

Ear Weakly Pttraans* ITOB thk WEAK.* as* FOB THE *\Lkl

FOB THE 8IOKTY, F.OB THE AGED,

sriuaut ii-ii' 3f08 rllMALIB, FOB SPhlNQ USB 111 iVoBtttersEqaal to Ttaem

Spcer's Staudara Wine Bitter^

WINE HERBS

ROOTS

Speer's br t«d Wine, so well known, with PEBDYHnCel-

BABE.

CflAMOWLB FLOWBBS SAAaEBOOI. WILD CUEBfiT

and slioh other If EBBS and BOOTS as will in ail Oases asaltyj Olgestto promota the Seoretioas Oi the Bjeteto 1l the natural chanaels, and give

iONE AND -VIOOdR —to tax—

YOUNG AND OLD, HALE AND RIALS! All use it with wonderful sucoess. Brings

COLOR

To the tbir. face and care-worn unteaancS Cures FEVEB and oieatss APPBTI.TK Try tbem Dsn none other. .Ask for SPBSK'S St NDABD BITTEBS Sod by Druggi ts and Orooe*». ree that my signature ig over the cork of each Bottle. MM

ALFRED SPEER.

Paisaic, N. and 343 Bread way, Nuw xork. fwr riirfe supplied by JOHHflON, HOLLO WAY & OO., Philadelphia: OBOBQE A. Kale LY, Pituburg, aud by all, Woolesale Scalers.

For salo by BABB, QGLICK A BBBBT au13w»J Tu Thur a Aat.

A 4 S 8

I^FSUVESCBNT 8ELTZEB APKBISST I« a yentle ahd co-lDg va'haitioor .rsatire njndtelne, I'rt&e (one of a Pu" ir. plsasart to take »nd Is r*e't9mea4«-d au^ mod bf thd best PbjsicUns In.thoooun^ry aa.aaxu«t. |^yktle.and eflectual reifetty. V' ,v ^. ». ,s

iJFFE BTE1)CEJfX Ow»a» DwafMA, iSSi Otraas Ha*aiv«w.

cvaxaBioa a«AD«CTto.

SELTIiSB

OVKM lKDl«tiTI01t,' S OuHt* Cusi vauMt.',. OORta Puks,

I E I

,, Ora*« Bora SrpMAd*, dtain us TOPS HKAOAOBX, -Si Cua S Liv*» Oo«»!.• 1ST,

WOK

'i oi*®* HSADAOH*. j. (A Ca hBIUKATJOUOMriuUHW, tftygjifrigi j, li-is 'a -moift' sSeient medlotn* for *"i jBa!»% and GJSlldxfen Wboe atoo~ aehs fr^^ent(y r-je^'t ordit)* ,»ry pargitiv» «aB loioes SoMtoar paOzphlst of 'fva'liooni Is,, and ai yMi T-luo joajr tle_ aad loa^ uot au hour ift |ifocu.ln& a' 5b^|o.,of thi&mjtt woa^iertui rtsSJdyV t''

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Style!

IT THE

BLUE BOirt

WE/WILL.JOPEW

TWs Week aaHN^t, oar

?*L.l SUCK!

$ SllXJi'J -WOcnaistlngia part a ts

vsl

Foreign and

DRESS "GrOOD^!

S W A W S

li'Asr ariE

CASSIMEiRES!

Bl^achc# av4 JBrp^n -t

S I N S*

*,ZZ Tog«U»or with a good Stookof

N S!

,i i,»r x*"

Look Oat

for

COBJELIUS

English Melton, French Cloth,Doeskin& Beaver,

Which will bo sold at the Try lowest prices, cash oaly, by the yard, or male up t? u:ilt.r oa short notice.

"LOW PRICES, EXACT FITS ind

FIRST QUAL11I CiOODi)'

3ft Is in* motto. id

Customers, old and sew, ate cordially invited to oall ot

175 Sain 8t.,southside, bet. 6tb&7tli. M. B. Cutting done to rder alsn, BeuOTatlQg and Bepttiriug tue cheapest oranner. dSaif

Bargains!

BA66EKTT,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.

GBUTD OPEJTOG

DO WD & SLATE'S

NB W MKTROPOLITAJf

Hat

and Cap

Store,

•t..A In XefropolllMi Block,Epos fairwe»i al.i 1®* Main Street. —'-I--—'—1 tltlltM 2Mb]

NEW STORE

ISTJSW GOODS!

1 Sfi to** I

Latest arrival from New Tot kof Fall btyles of Hat*, Cap», Jhirs atod Gent# EurntahtnQ Gaod».

1, ifb* It.tiSM\ The lubsoribers would r'sp«etful'y anoouaee 0 th cltiz nsof rerroBUut and riol Hy, that they Will open the nbui Sain Stiwst,

Thursday, September lOtli,

T6"t.h6*pileWlbii« lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

«^SAtfS, OAf%,

bit* i'- j^ANtV—

WUh^s# entirely Kew Stock of

iwiBla. 44 Mfc juu..ge8,

Gents'

Furnishing

Goods!

Direct from New York, whl they offer to the public at prwes that A

DEFY COMPETITION!

Bats for the Largest Man!

Hate Cor the Smallest Boy!

flats for all* both Great A Small! jlfi Also, a Full Line of Oonts Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers, Cuflb, Collar*, &c.,

Thejr'wfL made arr»nK"iM'ta wltli OB* tb Urgeai boaa^taScWT^ck, aadwi.l r«ce.fe on theu, a Stook of

LADIES FURS!

T» If &'

Fall and Winter llrado 1

r.'.'- —A

''a*i»rr*CTB**» 'WLTIT TARHAJf CO., 8t8 Ghreenwich St. New York. fur Sato »y aillra*glsts.^M aal8—dflawd. 1

COKE ONE COME ALL!

Aod^^aiaiPj^ir Ss^ck, ao4 they- wii) asaM it

FOR tOVB INT BR EST $£JI i5"" ''k re*OBA»p*.

DOWO A 8LATJE.

«M«Ba«*r, la*., Sept. 9,1*M8. dt^ spi

A MISER ABLE LIFE

that if d*a apct*. Why Kff wa«m Bl H.d Ba li«r and Blood fUa *m ot* uroy^u? X-eyoaaboobuiaM fMa«by tlg-

OUXCEof

Dom

^mestic

PSETE\TAT1TK

la worth a ooa4 ea». *»r tad cm o- prtTanMd in all Cli iftva »nd is *u ooeu cmt«tt« oy u« o-.UJta .t-n»-« 0 rt»me«6 tt^r «odo*i*tMa .h' very -«a.M*, curi»a by t'i lr um.u oa IW^-aethlatf iOA.t£touiUuiA^»LmHLtu^m t»witbout

POUND'

Th«t «f^«r I»p.aiedtri la of ol rueeedlae K*4k' bto atltBiitoM Blt)4 Pwrilee «u4 S.ued P-luara tbe i«et waiciaAt Mhtl OQr» tba iisaases foe which th»jr reaoaiiaendad.

INDIGESTION

(s but another name for Oyipopale, aai the •f «any i.ia. Boback'adioBMCh Bitten ^ne giaas fill doses, direct)r alter each will •urei* oOect a perman-nt oore. Da »or word for ii, bat try then.-

MARRIED

I'll*, vho, dsrisr o- rtata period* an so antk trouued with Cottircnea* or iJousilDstlss. ai Qud oer'atn relief in Sohact'e 8 ool be t«ken dor lag all atasea Oi pariect satety,

'Terra»llaatet Indira*

wgaaooy witb

SCROFULA.

A^d all diie«(ee tta* *4od, ted all arap*S*e i*'a-e»oi t.e«kio,Ol4«to-e, ta.n,r»aad w^re, iaiDK fr wh let^r ca oao be par MO ally cur« toe u* of Dr. Sooaek feoud tjsltm kUd BM4 1.J*.

UNPRINCIPLED

& friar* oneu ri tuai.Qd ber bi't^re beoau^a yrwvo not iu t«.k'i. Wo eirv i, o»suoa &» 0o ed ».»iue' liu or.aiin^ »uy of bm buy itoback'a omach.B*t!eri- aua ui n« other, i. yov «tuld o.mtXil Oieeeaee aiM«e»8fuUy. jft-i A ssa

l1.. .WANTED.

Ai' vertogi tmubuia vith oatiiMo' or Ooa.tia»»n cl th BuwoU to bay hjb k'» PU'e they -on «in no mercury, are puxviy ra^t»bi« aod work Ilka a ctaini o«ale takan with i»fky by persona of all agea, aod in all ooadUtosaof l^e. fci tut At JKWita *-ri rf.'

CUt tireat ISagiUii fteutedy.

SIB JiMES CLABIU^ FKMALK PILLS t»iared from a Preeoripsloo o' «ir J. Olarao, SI. I)., Payuciaa ExLraurctlnary to the l^oeea.

Thio inTaluable medictue ufailio^ ia the ir cf'all thu a paintal a^d dangwro** diavaaee which.thtt. femaia oot.tUeUoti a iQb}«6t. It node »ten all axoasiif* »n remove* all otottoo.iou»,fr6a sbawvei oauaa. "lit

XO MAKKICO LADIES

it ia part ''ovtlariy ruitod. It will, in a abort tim* ormg oq the moothy p«rlud,wiui. ca^uUrtty^uiJ vUbuQgb a powerf.l roufcly, doea not Oouiais t^yihiti^hu tlal Lttw o»oatUut»o. la .U6«m

Nervous an ipinal ArfeciiouB, Ptio in the ittek aud Liffiiia, rKatgu *u aligns »s»ftlu. (•ilpUitIOD o' tie Beart, Ujauirica and totutve. will aff^t a oure wb.n alt other mean, a** allod. fa 1 dire«4oaa in the vam-ha»t around aeh package.

SPECIAL NOTICB.

Bswaak or OovwTaaraita. Ot^er«» tba name JOB iluoEa on the "V|* ipiThut Bona without iv—au. uthars ara ba*a aad wottbtaM outetiona.

K. B.—uue Dollar, with nftMwaaota (Or poet .^c, vnolMied tu thu aula PrO^riat^r. JUB HOe4&. .7 iaji tlaa it airea Me« York, will u»»ar« a uval- ot th ouniaintng ifift P.Ua, by r»urn mail, svourely ««aiad i-oi «tl otr ai-rati a.

LIFE—HEALTH—STaJBBfOTHl

Ulii'E—H-BAXiTH—Si

B« GTH I

The treat Freocli Kemedjl

Oelamarre'8 Specific Fills fr-iaj«Hi

b) tiajfca*6iEa« a imnmt, .No. lSo*

Lumbar Pan wa highly ruoouiai &<fcd by ti-eeu ire Umllcai VaOulty Cranoa. Area m«et eaergatio and oSolaut S.IM4 ia o»m* ot bp rmalorrtKaa or' dataiuai WiaknnSSi«bU, t/»ily or PastiAtuac ltnnaaioo»i Hs»Bil -veaki.DM or IxivrcsWr Wvaknaea arMMg ifay ^workt Uabita aud ttaaaal if. the (Genital Org*aa Weak Spine 'Uai" ar •Brick-dual" devo»itai»Uie Urjaai ''Ullky Di».uargea," «o, aad all the gbeetl) train of rynpwmi artalag (rottOvarasa erSaxwsaea.

A Pamphlet, Ouatal ing flut paruoolars, wttb Llireo Lions and AdTtoe, pruned ia i'rauoh, Oerm»a. Spanish aad Kngiieb. aoooapaai«a«aeh boa tud will sent by mail, free ot oast, to any oae «hb will write lor it. trice (i,ou far .B«x, ar 8U Rosea flwIM* AtlK Juii DELAAtAM&S' HPSCLTIU fUiR

AND TAKE MO OTHKlU.

Sod by ail tbe principal Druggi*ta, or will be ient by mail, aeooraly eaaied Irom otiearrattan, a receipt ot tbe pecifled price by auy adveruiEg Amenta, or by '&« ao Pruprletora, OSuAX ». ilObfiS ft X., Oortlaudt Htreai, New York. Vgenta for Terra Uaute and

riclnlt1

I. L. UAHAH OO.

Order* by mail prooiptly attatd»d to. u.,, gow 4 ICi»(V_W O^-irar

JAS. B. HAGKJiflilTr A OO pxauaa n»

Tin, Copper and Sheet iron Ware,

Slate and Metallic Roofers,

And Hanu aoturera of

Galvanized Iron Cornice1, Wlu(low taps.

vi wuUerlBg, ie. A^ea'a for tb* T«j loll

HOT AIR FURNACES

18 Main Street,

ante,

Work done in all (aria of tksoputiy I'iOrt aiAfou «i r»«#oaADlv torm»

riaj&GAR? INSTITUT^^» £nanm -no raajtvx, tvf FOB O A 11 8, ,n Boarding aad DayPupili^ 16iT 151» UW SPRBt E ST. KKT. f0 ttilLAD&uPdUi eaXRA** Wll,l r»-» jeo »a Mouiaj, Sept XSd. SSWC ll the a-'guags he i«iy aud ia e*Mt*utly •poxan in ibolastitut*. miuu vmwaf^

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