Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 October 1868 — Page 4

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Republican County Ticket

FOR STATE BESAT6B, HABTKT V. SOOXT, FOE mpbmestatives.

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Notice to StCiBd Visit—'Br. f.plaiiBj '... ••!5« im

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Major W.-X«.Trj» «|n5afe8«t Rose-

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"We hope tboro wBl be ft good attsndeacojrpas tbis tba.g,raud

The itpon Judge HugheB ie like tbo Rasauifcof a iouseupon a lion.

MiJtS'.tfi'

EVERY voteti should road and circa late the article Wbich we republish on the third page. It presents many of the "genus* of Voorhees' political record.

—X We heabd of a ca3e, yesterday, where1 a Democrat, actijog on the prudent advice of tho

Joi&itul,

t:on_bet,

pjFV# us

si**'-

-iioqa^p!.

The'fco^gregationaVSunday School and friends go this morning to Young's Station, (provided the weather is favorable.)

Train leaves Depot at 9 o'clock.

Remember the picnic excursion of the Congregational Sabbath School to Young's Station this morning. Everybody is in •»ka $ 03 W*«r vitea. —tcs""

JJCxboulate the intelligence that halffare trains will be tun on all our rail roads next Friday, the day of the grand charge on the enemy's lines.

"Eiutr it before the pooplc" thet every respect^blu JQat^cq^t^c this District accuses Vooj^^-of^T^aitpigr out of a joint canvass 5?Uh Liaccweutof.

VIhm

or^^few.jjl^ys in

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Something lxm than h«|r an icre of canvas suspended acton Main street,' frtom Edsall A Go's, to Barr, Gulicfc & Berry's, invitee Republicans to get ready for tho Grand Bally, »t theFair Grounds, On the 9tb. —yvv'?.

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AxiEivXioij^ifl iuv.ted to iuo aaverlisemeox ofe£»e^^piufio% .wbich appears in »hi£tii6?coiumu iliia ioorniag

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ifsi* AaxifltAlf Bath'BopMs,"will Mln fall "hlftst to-day and on Sunday morning. Take a bath.

A. J. Wbixj^orHb attajotion toiine eeo ond«hand curriagoa for sale. iee

hi?,

v«rtW»m«nt In another column

•2^

Tuk ExsptJXiYE Commxttkb are mak ing arran gem wits to insttre Ibo success of the grand demonstration, on the 9th.

The attkntxon of bridge builders called to tlift ftdvprtiaemont of the Board of Coainru'psionarfi of Vermillion county

Oapt. E, E. Rosa, Hon. E. Hamilton. Hon. H. t. Scott and L. F. Muzzy Esq, are announced to speak at tho Township House, Sugar Crook, this ovoning.

t?s a •3r

had withdrawn an elec-

T*.yt*.sar-

O'Oonnell hns received Harper's Weekly for October 10th. It is peculiar^ ly rlc^* Frank Leslie tor the same date iskldo

O'Connell's tables.

Half Fake Trains will be run on all tho railroads centering here, to accommodate all who may wish to attend the Grand Republican Demonstration at the Fa^jprounda next Friday.

vktih to

f.rraiigo for tho groei«4«mci]6tret!oi], at tho Fftir'Q^atiClF* .Let ferory H^^bHcan get rea^tj Jo turo 014 \?!tt a:i Ijfi family nestt Friday*

Bemiblicah

who

"knows a tblugW htC," ^'sys the Republican vote ja" tb§*^ai-d wiil vixcaed tbo Dembcfstic Toto'-as milch as tho Grant pole exceeds the length of the Seymour sti

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^Kest it boforovU.p jii^lo*' that the Dfltnbcratic1 tli:S't)istrict are so hoar til aabaiiie'd^f tho part Toorhees hns plvvye^ |h, a,Vq diug a joint canvass with Major Carter, that they will not publish the corro3poadeBco on that mibtVo candidates. ,v.,v..

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Rby. How® will continue his sermons on tho Sunday Question," at the Congregational Ohuroh to-morrow morning and evening. Subject of the morning sermon, ••The proper observance of the Sabbath." Evening The, importance to Church and State of a proper observance Of the Sabbath."

The A.TTENTIOK of Voorhees and his friends is invited to the certificate, on the second page of thiB paper, which

him guilty

proves

of calling soldiers "Lincoln

®°S*" _an^ "Lincoln hirelings!" If he ia about to commence that "trampling down" process of which ho has bloviated so loudly, there is a splendid chance for a few "tramples in SuUivan, Re^d tjie certificate.

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A Mam IteE-OTa willbe hildat New Goshen next Thursday flight, the eighth Instant. Speecheswill be made by Hon. H. D. Scott and Hon. E. Hamilton. HonJames Johnston isinvited, and is expect, ed to be present. •''.••

A vote taken State

STIIL AiroxHnt 6TBAW.on the special train to the Fair, which left here at six o'clock Tuesday morning, resulted as foilows: Grant and Colfax ... .767 Seymour and Blair.... 24*

Size of straw...., ,.513

Bbv. Blackfob© Cokdii will deliver a series of Sabbath evening discourses in the second Presbyterian Church, on the general subject of "The Life and Labor" of the Apostle Paul.'! The public are cordially invited.

Subject for Sunday evening, "Paul at Damascus."

This Congressional

n* v:r$

Globe,

to which

Voorhees appeals for bis vindication, shows that Ira was absent from his post of duty more than half the time. Is it pos sible that this great economist of public funds, this pure patriot took thou sands of dollars from the Treasury for services that he did not even try to rend*!',?

iltr^ There will be no discount on Mr. Voor-^ bees when ihe returns of the October election are received.—Sull'wan

Democrat.

Tbet's a. fact. If he he has any political paper that ke wants discounted, he had better fcbtow it on the market at once. Ho ono will discount it "when the retiii DS of the Octobar election are reneivytiiwM »TKWP

tw.-atstx

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nvTcrurnal id engaged in a gigantic effort to defurae the character of Judge Hpghes. The chsractor of the Judge is too well established to be injured by that vile sheet, end he is "too well known here as a man of honor to require any defense. The

Journal's

commendation might do its abuse can harm'no

him aji .ipjuxy^ ond il

'A CtooD MoTKMBNT.—"We are glad to eeeitbat the Western Plank Road Com-p4riy-are fixing up the National Road,' We understand that it is the intention of the cdni^finy to put some five miles Hi order this fall, and the balance of the road to the county line in the spring. A good road is much needed and we hope that this time there will be no failure.

Harvey D. Scott, Wm. K. Edwards,

Vfva.

Mack, Jdseph H. Blake and Geo. p. Duy arc the Directors, and at a meeting of the Board of Directors, on the 1st inst., Wm. Mack was elected President, George C. Duy Secretary and Treasurer and Joseph H. Blake Superintendent. The Superintendent is how at work and will make the five miles good in a short

Voorhees' old habit of a bad memory is on him again. He said at Carlisle that he couldn't remember bow he voted on the proposition to pay the interest on the five-twenties in

gold.

What a splendid

Representative in Congress it is that "can't remember" how he voted on the most important measure of the session! But tlie Congressional

Globe

has abetter memory,

and it charges Voorhees, Vallandigham, Pendleton,

el id omne genus,

with carry-*

ing through the House against the solid vote of a large majority of Republicans, the very measure about Which Voorhees is now bellowing himself hoarse.

Flag Presentation.—The exorcises attending the presentation of a flag to the Fourth Ward Tanners, by the ladies of that Ward, occurred at'the flag pole, last evening, and were attended by a large audience, including many of the gentler sex. The banner is a beautiful tTnited States ensign, of fine fabric, and large proportions. The presentation speech was mads by R. H. Simpson Esq on be half of the ladies, and was a very felioitous effort, conceived in exoellent taste, and delivered in Mr. Simpson's usual nappy style.

Chas. E. Hosford, !Esq., responded on behalf of the Tanners, saying just what

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should have been said on Buch an occasion and saying it well. Short, stirring who sleep in graves on Southern soil. speeches were made by Hon. A. Lange, 3. O'Reilly, Esq., and a second speech, in the right vein, by C. E. Hosford. IP

jteeted to discourse. If you wish to see a beatttirul banner waving from a splendid pole, glance up Fourth street to day.

Respect the poor, little Seymour stick, if you happen to see it, for it bears the flag that Republicans houor, even when it is pressed fnto service in a bad cause-

Republican Meexino in Fatexte Townsuit.—The Republicans of Fayette township had a very large meeting at Sandford last night. Five or six hundred were present. A torch ligTit procession, numbering nearly three hundred, and headed by Prof. Cuqua's Band, marched through the town early in the evening making a really fine display. The follows i6g buildings were illuminated, and ap piropriately decorated: David Rippetoe's residence, James M. Boord's, Doctor F. H. Jenning's, Lotiis Calder'A,

W WattB.

P. W. Watts, Allen May's, Isaac Mitch ell's, and Wm. Fuqua's. The business houses of J. W.:Watts and Louis Caldgr also showed a fine display.

The meeting was held at a warehouse near the depot I. N. Pierce, Esq., introduced Major W. W. Carter, who made a speech of nearly tWoAours, in Which he reviewed most of the questions involved in this canvass in a masterly and eloquent manner.

Major Carter was followed by I. N. Pierce, Esq., aad others, in brief^ stirring remarks. The entire affair passed off pleasantly, and was one ot the "livtfiort times" that has been known in Fayette foar many yean, jp

A CARD. ••••••"*».'•..fi

SuLLIVAH, Isx^ Sept. 30, 1868. Mr. Voorheee isnying in his speeches mat, in our joint discussion on last Saturflay. at Qarlisle, I said that be had voted for every appropriation of money, while a.member of Congress, necessary to pay, ration and clothe the army, during the rebellion*' Mr.-VkrheeB ought to toll Ihe wpiole of what I said on that occasion. I stud that while Mr. Voorhees voted for appropriations of money out of the Treasury, that he" persistently and uniformly refused to vote for any of the measures introduced into Congress for the purpose of raising revenue and that while he voted these appropriations

out

of the

Treasury, that Treasury was empty

I W. W. CABTIB.

THE DEMONSTRATION AT HARTFORD.

The grand demonstration which occurred at Hartford, Linton Township, on Thu|sday night, deserves a more extended notice than we were able to give yesterday. It was, iih fact, one of the largest "outside" meetings of the campaign. The entire programme was carried out with great spirit and in that perfect harmony wbich promises the best results. A torchlight procession consisting of the Troopers of Linton, Piersott' and Honey Creek with small detachments of Tanners, numbering in all about four hundred, formed near the residence of Col. Norris and marchod to Hartford. The following are a portion of the mottoes borne on the various transparencies: "r

Grant and Colfax, Baker &nd* Cart&r, our champions in".war, our Favorites in Peace.

Vote for Carter and honor the dead: Vote for Voorhees and sanction their mhrder. »3 Vigo county is "all hunk." fc*®

Voorhees counseled cowardice and desertioni Carter encouraged Honor and Patriotism. MT-

We follow Grant to victory^*[We're moving on the enemy's works, KJrant and Colfax, the mighty and pro gi|eesve.t0i.i«8 s,wt,

The soldiers vote as they shot. The Army and Navy for Grant and Colfax, Liberty and Peace.

Twin Relics 0^ Cojpperheadism, D. W. Voorhees and Peter Y. Buskirk. Wo "go for" Sttymonr as we "went for" Loe.

The Roster of the W. B. in B. "Nigger Nigger, Nigger"—"Tax, Tax, Tax." Old Linton emerging from Democratic darkness, to the marvelous light of Re« publicanism.

Question—Who don't pay his taxes. Answer—BitL Sxewarx. I. N. Pierce and Hamilton, our next Vigo Representatives.

I, Peter Y. Buskirk, would like to rep resent you if you please. Grant and Colfax for President, Carter frir nnnorftiifl H^vongress^ ,,

st tst

Baker for Governor. Union and liberty forever, Dan, did you call us dogs?

Hurrah, Dan, for Belmont money $ Grant whippped the Rebels with the bullet, now he will whip them with the

Rememltjf thl^"iAtkyr Lincoln.^ We honor our nations' defenders. An interesting figure of Prof. J. Scott calculating the War Debt attracted much attention. r'

The residences of i£9si?l.i'S. Cornell, John Boone and Col. Norris were finely illuminated and decorated.

In front of the residence of Mr. Cornell was a large platform arranged upon a tree, splendidly decorated with Chinese Lanterns, flags, streamers, &c. On one side of the platform were the, following mottoes:

Loyalty yet in Hartford a. We can't help Dan to represent a "Dy« ing Government.

Democrats will Vote themselves to death in October. The Republicans will bury them in November.

Remember 300,000 Brave Boys in Biue

Turner, Filbeck and Rankin. On the other side appeared, in large, illuminated letters, the names of Grant

Stephens' Martial Band was on hand and Colfax, Baker and Carter. The and furnished such music as the best' speech of Major Carter was one of his martial band in the State might be ex-! happiest efforts and carried conviction to the heart of every Democratic hearer who i^ not lost-tp-reason. jJrfUSK W A"SC

W. W. Ramsey, Esq., followed in a telling Speech of about half an hour.— Messrs, Turner, Filb^k, a,qd. Rankin each responded to calls,

The audience numbered from 800 to 10OO and were wrought up to a high pitch of excitement by the eloquent sf)eesi»Q8 aad grand display.

Col. R. W. Thompson.—The New Albany

(bmiri&cictl

of the 1st inst., has the

following allusion to the great speech of Col. R. W. Thompson, delivered at Jef« fersonville on the 30th ultimo:

There is not an issue involved in the canvass that he did not discuss, going to the bottom of every question, and by reasoning the most concise backing up his propositions, or elucidating his posi tions. The speech throughout was a mas terpiece of sound argument, and never have we heard the distinguished gentleman maintain his well earned fame at an orator more ably than he did yesterday.

This great speech should be printed in letters of gold and spread broadcast over the State. No man who heard it can gainsay the speaker's declarations or disprove his arguments. 1 ... .. .. I

The plack to get Dress Trimmings, Notions, Laces, Embroideries, and Novelties, is at Saxton & Walmsley's "City Trimmings Store." dlt

SomcXhiq new in the way of officecarpeting—also for Churches, Lodges Sfcc. Any one wanting to fit up an office or Counting room can find new office carpeting at W. S. Rtce

THE STATE FAIR.

I said then, and I still say, that he re- the bonnets of the ladies and tbo dbnoxfuSed to vote for any measure, having for its object, the vigorous prosecution of the war and the support of our armies while in the field.

I hope the people will understand this, and that Mr. Voorhees will do me the justice in his epeeches, to tell the whole of whatl said in the discussion referred t?.| W^g'ivery truly,

••',! sot'-- -»Wl -M" InBIAVAPOUS, Oct.

The horses went

Co.

This morning opened dark and gloomy heavy clouds hang like a pall over the sky, and the air was cold and cbilly.— The prospects for »large attendance oi* the Fair were not propitious, but- the morning wore away they wefo better^ and the crowd jn attendance baslieen nearly as large as that of yesterday^.r Savel light dash of rain after ftoon a more ploa^^nt day could not baye been

desired. ikm» 3. As tho time for the great trot drew near, the interest centered in this etibiv tion of speed. The vast ampitbeatre was filled long before, presenting ©ne vast sea of beads alternately bright and dark with

iou8 stove-pipe hats of the And there they sat and waited, bewvuse if they had left their seats they Wotttd never more have, seen anything of tlie arena, and those who were on the grounds were debarred the scenes in tho circle because they could not get into the ftfaptitheatre. Standing on the promenade at the rear and top of the amphitheatre, the scene was one most grandly beautiful.-— The grounds were filled With

moviijg

throngs. Countless groups were collected in every direction, while in, and outpf the doorways of the various'-balls deiifee masses were moving, the hundreds who were in giving place continually to jjet other hundreds who were curidus to see the articles on exhibition Ceaseless streams_flW«pt across the trotting park to fruit and floral hall, abd wandered around the stalls and pens [of fine horses, cattle, sheep and hogs. The broad space appropriated to the larger Agricultural machines was alive with 1 pie. Wheraver one went to witness interesting operations of machinery, j,he found a throng had gone before him,Y? lile others came after him Long lines of horses attached to carriage.', buggies, ag ons circled around the trotting 5$$ 19A were tied at every a,vailable sp'itvn"i

As before mentioned the attendance, although great, was not.so immense,a 1 on Thursday, which, however objection tble in a pecuniary point of view, redouidfed greatly to the comfort of the visitors. On Thursday the immense crowd, .tyjiieh thronged the hallsmilitated rather agsinet a Satisfactory view of the objects etb|bit' ed. As the hapless sight-seer on theleide was crushed against a table and as tjiose in the center could only see right ahead of them,we must not suppose airy onoj got a very correct notion..of the ifeefii^tifpl things on every side. Torday it has jeen different, the big trdt diiring the after nbon has drawn the groat bulk of the people in that directidn, and the visitor who cares more to seb thj hundreds':bf beautiful and useful article? oft'exihibitioii rather than witness a trial of speed between two pair of horses and endsro the long and tedions "waits," can take ease in sauntering through tho hall

Shortly after two o'clock th« xouowitfg horses were brought out for tho great

trotting mate|Jf^ pr^nti to $1,200. I Kavanaugh'sSilas Rich, of Cincinnati L. L. Dorsey's Rolla Gold Dust, of Louisville Owen Tuller's Billy Barr, of Terre Haute J.^WJ'UamB Ppint Bronze, of Toledo. vY'Cs.-f yts&ti

(in

pairs id the order

above named, resulting as follows:

1st heat 2d 3d 4tS.

Silas Rich, 2:31% 2:30% 2£9 23S& Bolla Gold Dust 3:44^ 2:37 2:3^ 2:36k Billy Barr 2:3ljf 2:34 2:33 2:34^| Poiat Breeze .....2:89)4 2:36 2:34% 2:36 1st Premiami $800, aw»r4ed to Silas Bich, ttd Premium, $300, awa.-dedjto Billy Barr. 3d Preminm, 9100, awarded to Point Broezo,

At the end of the first heat Rolla Gold Dust got the mastery of his driver, and ran around the half mile track Beven times before he could be checked. Not a a little excitement was caused as each time the horse dashed past in his mad career. The driver, Clinton Taylor, however managed to keep him on the track, and no accident ensued, unless it may have been to the horse.

To-morrow, Saturday, the Fstir closes, with the payment of cash premiums, settlement of claims, sale of -stock, and closing up the business of the fair. The receipts, we are of opinion, Will aggregate about the same as last year. While the sales of tickets this year on the two first days were not so large, those of yesterday and to-day are greater.",^^

Among the premiums awarded to Vigo County, we note the following 23 varieties Dahlias, Heinl Brother?. Bound Bouquet, same. Flat Bouquet, same. Mantle Bouquet, same. m:£ 25 varieties of apples, Elias Cummins12 varieties of apples, William Patrick. Display of peaches, same. if' Display of plums, *.r same.

Five fall and ten winter, for Central Indiana, Ellas Cummins. Five winter apples for Northern Indiana. same. Best display of apples for the State at large, same.

Best display of fruits from any coun ty, district or local horticultural society.— Terre Haute Horticultural Society,s

Best Hoop Skirts, B. Weisz. ife*? Best Carriage Afghan, Mrs. Lyndon A Smith. We will publish the other awards to Vigo countjr,as soon thjsy^ %re^nade pub-

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Notwithstanding the many placards and the warning voice of the police to watch out for pickpockets, thaee light, fingered gentry reaped quite a harvest during the week. We wore a badge in scribed "Pre®" and passed unmolested. No one would ever think of "going through" an editor or printer. Our friend John Wier, of Vigo county, however, was not so fortunate. As he was stepping from the cars at the depot, three men made a ru3h towards him and in the jam he was relieved of his pocket book containing thirty dollars.

In no poaaible way can Camp Morton compare with the Vigo County Fair Ground*, and especially in the matter of shade. This, however, has been of no particular consequence the past two days, jSSfci-v

•*Ls

theBun ha

nearly the whole time. There are plenty of amqsements in the city this week. The Academy of Musi^ recency erected, by Mr. J^utoch^ownfr of, tbq MetropoUtui Theatre, is a. magni% cent tample to Th^pis, and is jnow iUJje^L ty an oxcelleut Blpck .q^mpany, ,#und« the managoment of Leake. Wliite Fawn is to put oji this st^ge. next week. The Drummer Boy is .bejng ptaywl to immense audiences nightly at the Rink.'

It goes to Terra Haute week after next. Besides these, thel'aaro a number of lesser amusements, including Democratic meetings oach night fit the fjtate House Square,

HiQOKflT cash price paid for

pkpers

at *,r,iT AC- B, Hudson's, ,. ^2p-iftf 139 Wabash strcot.

.8 to .2'00 Clark's O'. N. T. Spool Cotton, at Saxton & WalmBloy's. "r dlt

-Handkerchievp, great variety, Saxton & Walmslej*. _.dlt

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Extra !—Received late last evening large invoice of Fancy Goods, etc., among them some entirely new styles oj Embroideries, never before shown in thi8 it a to id a &

S axton & W aisleV.'

Fine Second Hand Carriages for Saik.—One 2 seat 2 horsfe Open Buggy, price ?150'} l-Phse ton price $140. These Vehicles have all Leather Trimmings, tofer thoroughly made and are in first-rate running order, at teftrrier Second and Walnut streets. A. J. Welch dst 5 j-i '"'ted tsj .}

EntIbelt New Stock of

Worsteds,,now

open at Saxton aVaim-

sliy's. frs% dlt- -i

IT.

-We &aye re-

fTsE i§E3T Thiitg YET. contly bad sufficient evidenco of the excellence of Mr. Speer's Port Grapo Wine which:not, only convinces us that all we say in ito praise is deserved, but that we are really conferring a favor on our readers in advising them to use It: The wine is a pure grape wine, entirely nn mixed, and the mo3t agreeable and delicicus in flavor of any wo over tasted. Of Its medi6al qualities we entertain the very highest opinion, and upon the evidence of otir orb observations. Three bottles of this ferine have nearly effected a perfect cure in the case of our little boy' who has been seven years dwlt

Special Notice.—All members of the Battalion of ^Figbjing Boys," and their friends,

(aj:o

requested to asscnible

tho 8th, and at our Fair

9tb-

"Fail not."

Ground on the

/ijibe-s

C. F. Gilmore.

Wanxed,—Three good Tinners, whom the highest wages will bo given.— Apply to J. B. Hagerty & Co., No. 187 Main street. d3t

UXJZ

When you want Fresh Oysters by the dish or can, go to tho City Restaurant. d-m a j'AHfge

Dedication at St. Marts-tExcur-sion TraiNa—-The new Catholic Church at St. Marys, will -be dedicated, .,Qtl Sun.-day,-the 4th inst. rirs

The services-en that oceftsion-will be conducted by the Right Rev, Bishop, D® St. Palais, of Vincennes.

An. excursion train will leave the passenger depot for St. M^rys Sunday morning at 9J o'clock, and retiirni9g, will leave St, Marys at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.

Fair for the, round^trip only Fifty cents. -.. .octant.

:New

MitLiNERT Store.—9. L'. Straus",

of No. 10 South Fourth, is now moving to 149 Main streiet, lately occupied by Mrs. M. A. Waited.'rWe: do not want to praise our goods or" our way of dealing. The ladies khow already where to find the handsomest goods at by far the lowest prices, and have shfliWn this by their patronage. Ohr aim will always be to merit it in' future as in the past. Mrs Straus will preside over the Retail De. partment on Main street, and will be happy to see her old customers. Our old stand'bn Fourth street will also be con tinued with a full assortment of everything in our line. dtf

Two Cab Loads of Baled Hay, 100 lbs. Markles XXXX White Wheat Flour, numerous brands of the best Fam ily Flour, Rye Flour, Corn, Oats, Feed of ail kinds Cement, Plaster Paris, &c„ &c. For sale by .» 1 w. R. W. Rippetob & Co.

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The Band of the 24th Indiana Regiment, consolidated with Tout's Band, of, TerreHaute,hasbeen furnishing the music for the Fair during the week^ and has given the greatest satisfaction. 1

Nds. 1 and 2 Dowling Hall.

.-.I •. i. CoNSTiTtrrioNAL Distebences.—There are many constitutions so inherently de fective in energy as to derive great bene fli from a moderate use ef pure liquor combined with such vegetable medicines and extracts as enter into the composition of Roback's Stomach, Bitters, and there are many situations in which even thQ.healthiest derive additie5^e^ritj f^.i^,ac casion&l use. tgjujw ai{,

If healthy persons are -exposed to unusual and continued, exertion in confine^ air, or under tb heat of the sun, or to the influence of depressing watcbfqldjoss by travelings and change of diet and water, or if residents of malarious districts or the rank river bottoms of the West and. South, there can be no doubt but a care ful usaof

Sobstch'3 Stomach Bitters

with

the food would surely be the means of warding off actual disease and enabling thecyto bear up unaffected where^, without., the Bitters, they would likely have to succumb the disease. Thoy strengthen, tone and invigorate, aid digestion and increase the appetite. aell-dwlm

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic propertuap^pirrityrjMHfr'ita deliciomflavor. alt augl5-dw3m.

IJowci l-J-AU persTOos knowing themselves indebted to R. W, Rippetoe, for Groceries and Provisions, wiil hwir some* .thing to^tbeir advantage

calling on

him at Dowling Hall a or before- the loth of October. B. W. |torw»*

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STATE FAIR GS0UND8,

KEAB fBBEE HAUTE, OS

Fridayf 0ct#l»er 9. ?i ied! The JtsVe tfctii* iptanee nftiie porttldely

ceptanee present:

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Tliii fighfeig Fofali! Bine ire eiJifcted W came.

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Union Headquarters, on Saturday eve ning, Oct. 3d, at 7J o'clockr for the purpose of making arrangements for the coming Demonstration, ftjtr Sullivan, pn

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The Taiffiers aw eipe^d to wn#.

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Theiadies M««feckl t« ceme.-

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to 6me

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All Wnsh fortht P«K'ariPr«ftritj

Cnitry are optttel b« tk« 7 3 :if :---.s vx'itu ''led ft e&t ~W iti "Amicmiiit I:' 6

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CotddlSfrllie CSFBiTiH CirhaR^, in Wagons, on fioreelback,

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Xh«.day K«bteTtslatnstet wflfc ciosawitha,

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]AN EJLE04.NT BANNER

Wfll be presented to itie largest delegation ontmi be

sideof HwiUon township.^

THE XiSl SHOT I

flttil. R. W. THOMPSON!

Will address the people at Court House

Squaro,.Monday evening, Oct. 12th.,

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Canvass.

To»nshtp"BfetingrwIll ht» hpldat

the-

ing times,and places 9UQAB C&EEK TOWNSHIP—At Township 6ou»e, Saturday, October 3'd, at candle lighting. Speeches will be made by E. E. Bose, Hon. E. Hamilton. L. Muzsy and Hon. H. D. Scott.

CB EEK X0WN3HIP—At Tattle's V1U, g.Ed

OTXEB,

Monday evening, Oct. Sib, at candle lighting. speeches will be matfce by E. E. Bose, W. wards, C. #. Barbour and Ii. F. Muzzy-.

NEVIN8 TOWNSHIP—At Sulphur Springs, Xufesday, Oct. 6th, at 1 o'eiock. Speeches will be pade by E. E- Rose, Hon. 'E. Hamilton, Hon ohn Q'. Orafn iisd Ii. P. Muzzy "1151

PBAIBIETON TOWNSHIP—At "Pfairieton, Tfliesday, Oct. Cth, at candle lighting. Speechs* will be made by Hon. T. H. Nelson, Hon. John G. Cr«in, X. P. Mtizry and Hon. H. D.Scott.

LINTON TOWNSH tP—At HeTtford, Wed'^s day, Oct. 7th, at 1 o'clock. Spseches will be mad*.,by-.Col. T, H. Kolion, Col,. W, E. McLean 4|od Hon. H. IJ. Scott.-

PIEBSON TOWNSHIP^-Atthe tlAptlst (Ibukh, Thurtrday, Oct. 8tb, St 1 o'cle*. Speeches will %e mads by Goj(. Jehn P. Bsird, Coi. H. Nebott Sni Hon. H. 1^ Scott. tOSX CBSEK TOWNSHIP—At Township House, Thursday, Oct. 8th, at candle lighting Speeches will be made by Col. W. E. Motiean Hon. S. Hs mil ten and O.Wt Barbour, jj

HOJJIT CBEEK& JCOWN SH 1%^-A.t' Township House, Tuesday, Oct. otb,, at capdlo ligbting.— Speeches #111 be made by dil.'W. *. McLean, W.

Edwards and H. D. Sooft. lw candidates for, oount y. offlees will be present. All are Invited to attend without distinctlofa of pafty. "The BepubUcan prganlzatlops of 4 tp-dKhi^s aire n^tnted fd be present.

Newport, VWtttTHon county October 6th, at

§ono, Vermillion county, Octoter 7th, at 1 ^'oloelf A-K» 0 ,. .•

Go to Ray & Bailey's for line peaches They will keep a Jul! rtock every day through the Prairie chickens fti few daye.

DAUB Fot*ConstSkirt Supporters, ,80% pieeestWfltefc flltirt factory.

"BBinnfBEU the place, the very place, tbe fright pbnet the eheapeet place to buy Skirts and Corsets is at B. Welz's.

.'fS'WM hill'

A Qo»3 Gow, now yielding milk, can be had for $25—a baroaih. Enquire at

]30,dtf

a-lriffles E P. and L-

havo opened a Drosa Making it at Noi. 81 Main street, up whert* they are prepared to do all

Dress snd Cldak 'making, with eps »d dispatch. Cutting and fitting to order on short notioa yfwck guaranteed to give entire satisr faction. 30-dlw.

•fiAU:, MAY BE CONSULTED

AT THE TERRE HAUTE HOUSE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. d4t-w2t

LOCAL NOTICES.

Ifeyslcai KegBlatlOD.--Thn human Jbodi Is only heallhy when Ha parls are aoand, welllorgalzed aad dilpC8C&, Mid ftcely perfi^m thell natural functions. The catisca ol disease .oftett He teyond oar sight, and we learn their na tnreojily by theaymptoms, Hence, we are able

tto djicorer the Infirm ur defectite parts. Any percifpiibiechange in the body, or iU fnnctions indicate the presence ef disease. How readily we rnaii any altertlion in the standard of onr vital

So#cee. It may .-puing frcnta torpid iiver, or in petive kidneys, or a d'sorietetf'stomach, or im pore blood. Now, MISHLEB'S HERB BITTERS Is ai f^tndfaH remedy for workiop oat morbiflc mattta-, and purifying tbe b{Md and aecret'oni for ItirigoratiBijUte Bttmich forcing witbheal4hy«ction tho liver and imparting elasticity to the mactos^ andacalm forceto the nerrons system. The debilitated and enfeebled of both (exes mlda'l ages, will find it the only true, safe and ntlfrfcctory stomachic and alteratire Bitters in asej aad ondcr iti vitalizing operation, perfect hsaftfc and splendid spirits are insured. Sold everywhere, 30iwl

tore Crystal Ice.—The undersigned W iow jir«p*rs4 to.{arnli& tho public, \fltb claac healthy Bt ?r and Spring Pond Ice Tex 'the season, at low rates. Wagons will r|n dally, and supply ail Business Houses and Private Earn lllea. OrdertIeft at the Foat Office, with Ash ft *otonald, or at the Waahlngton Saloon, will meit with prompt attention. Those wishing a pn^e, healthy article of Ice, well to ordor from

RENT,

TTOK KENT.—I have a good bnXI slness honso for rent, on North Fourth it, a fow doors north of Barr'a Drug 8tore.

Itf I. N. PIEBOE.

OR BENT.—Two fine large Booses, suitable for man aad wife, within oni square of the Court House, Enquire of

JOHN WALMSLEY. Mejchan tTailQr,

ocld3t At tfaa Bloe l^ont, 145 Marin StiVst.

KOCERY STAND for RENT.

ie stock and ilxtaree of a good paying grocery stand. Attaohed the store area number of rooms, most comfortably arranged for a family or a boarding house. Tor particulars apply early t» Mr. EL WELL, at R. 8. Oox Son's. In again coming in- possession of my property I will offer tfc* same for rent on reasonable-tsrms.

Vldtf MBS. BBOWN.

MCW ADVERTISEMENT*.

XTOTIOE TO BRIDGE BUILXI BlfBS.—Sealed Proposals will be received by

BKBS.—SealedProposals will be received by tbs Board of Commit sloners of Vermillion County, Indiana, at the Auditor's Ofloe, in Newport, until 12^o'rloot IT., Saturday. GcioDerloth, 1868, for' furnishing matsrials and building four Truss Bridges w'Hh etone abutmonta, near Firryivill-, ia saw county. One of said Br'dges to be sixty feet long between abutpejts the other three to 6A6b| fce thirty f«et long

between abutments.

Proposals will be

received for the whole of said

Wok-b, 6r for the masonry eeparate from the snperstructore. Plans and Specifications for said Bridges may be isesn on file at the Autfitofs Office in Newport.

Suneessfbl bidders will be required td grvabond Str the lalthftil compliance with the contract. Bight reserved ta reject any or all bids.

By order of the Beasd oi-Oommlsslonsrsof Vermill ion County, Indiana, TABBANCB, Auditor.* oct3 d2t SAW

DO WD & jBLATE'S 6Si», «WW,-W-W

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5 METROPOLITAN A 11

Bat Cap Store,

1»S Main Street,

Have foit received from New York, anofj ther invoice of the Very Latest

i„s 8tyl« Of,

KaU, Ci^s, Boys Scarfg, fte.

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DOWD A StATE

'areselling

Silk Hats Cheap

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fonts1 Furnishing

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Thelatffesiire espsdally ltorfted to attend." ." tu

Major W. W. Carter esmbllcaa candidate for Cowrscs, w?ll speak tAe foHowft^t places-:-1 Bosedaie, Parke county,.October^d, at. o'clock WrrysvHle. Vermtiflarjrowty," Octdber 6th, at o'clock p. ., Eugene Vermffife-rf'iclM^ '.'CfcftWr «th, at 1 o'clock P, M.

CHEAP!

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.j^Bli aad examine the Steele of

I)OWD & SJLATE,

At UK MetrepolltaB

HAT and GAP STORE,

10S Main Street.

Terre Haute, lnd., Oct. 2,18C8. ftf

j, ¥. HoDONALD, .«, jBaenisiiT to

A. Aaxeu) -,

DCAtitft nt

Books/ ~i Magaxtaes, Papers,

Offiea Loaa*^. ,^. Tssnw H*wt, in J*

SECOND VISIT

COHC£HTBAT£D INDIGO FortAc Lundrj.—Freofrom Ozalls AitL-li) CbealM'* Certificate. A ftitent Pocket Pincushon or Emery Btt

KACM

mailt If

CS3IT BOX.

For Sale by all respectable Grocers andBragiists, JyJMMWSm

Moth Patches, Frockies and Th^ only Reliable Bemedy for those hr.vn ilia co:o~*Uona on Ute face is "Pkbk'b Uoth 4|is rkicauJi IiotiokPrepared only by. PsisT, 49 Bond St., Hew Tork. Sold ererywhers. .ah27-6meod

JACOB 8TEtNMEHIi.

FOR SALE.

Ti^OE SALE—A Fine two-story J? frame Swelling House—eight rooms, gas, slats roof, two cisterns and well, stable, carriage .house, and good frnit. Lot 160 feet front by 3*0 ftai deep. Will be sold cheap. Apply to slGdtf P. M. DONNELLY.

F-"-Mtnatsd

3R SAIiB —HOU8E and LOT corner of 12th and Bagle itreeta contain! Are rooms, wall, cistern, ceUar, and sap stlM with sill kinds ot shrubbery. Enqalre on thspreml-er Jelldlm

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LUNG INFIRMARY.^: r.isVSiW. .9*118 •-^6 i}'.^ j-t '.*•*-*tttKi -s e.w ..'j ATtH itvit i-tft 4 ii jr ii

Would most resfeotfnlly announce to the crti-a6*^ sens of this placs that he hss consented to •again®451 visit Terre Haute, and will be at the vdi ii ,»*o *)l swj.iti

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Monday Morning, Oct.

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And will retrain until

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Whsre he will be pleased to consult with all who n(n maybe sufTerlng .irom any of ths following dis-

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male ComplaAnts,

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Neuralgia, .^^..isoedT

Scrofula,

Salt Bheum,

Distorted Limbs,

or Contracted Muscle#,

Paralysis, Fits,Spinal Dis* -,t

eases, St. Vitus' Dance,

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Asthma, Heart

Disease,

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Dr. Spinney having spent the lastflfleen years of hie lift in the treatment of Chronfe MmplslSti aaly, feels that he can pro mfssj cures in ceses which have heretofore been deemed hopeless.

OFFICE HOOB9, from 9 to 1, 2 to 5 aad 7 tar si 9 o'clock. 'i -. IM« 6IWJ |J 3ir* pfAfA k.e

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