Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 October 1868 — Page 2

-^epubticaiiTicket: i-j S?f 3#' ULYSSES S. GRANT, or niiiitfU,

jj rj .RI VILIFIJH*

*s-'-

tVXOBTBffiiD£KTi

SCHUYLEJR COLFAX, Ot India®#.

roa or nxA.it. 1. EVANS, of Hamilton. •«*«,

KSEBiL NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin. JOB CLIEBK 07 THE BTTF&EHE COVET, {jQiiOVBi* XUEOUOlii: W. McOOT, of Clarke. "IW. 'TOM,

irepoyren ov tag

BTMIMB

FOB COSGBR88,

MA.TOB \V, OA.RTF.LL,

WE UNDERSTAND

"VOOBHSES

MR.VOORHEESJ

VOOBHEES—at

ri.'r^r'r, .i... i. rltfy

is about

county Democrats, that be faithfully attended to his duties as a member of Congress and wasn't absent more than half ,the time, aa the Congressional Globe him to have bean.

that an agent of

is now canvassing among the

Democracy of Sullivan county picking a Blue—whom

DAN

IT 18

loved and still loves so

well—didn't "go for him" on the cars between this city find Greehcastlo when ho ,W9S anhis way to Ohio to help hjs friend, traitor

VALLANDIGHAM. '^IY

SUPPOSED

VOOBHEES

that the next auago oi

will be to pretend that he waB

war, and that no will support this claim by Sullivan County Democratic, affidavits to the effect-that

DAK.

vivors of Andorsonvillo. This Would not Jbp jpojft prepoBterous than the cj$im he 'ftriw makes that ho was a loyal man arid a friend of the Boys in Blue.

WHILE VOORHEBS

i, L' c&

in his speeches through

out tho District, tells tho people that he has no personal ambition to gratify" in that be "didfr'tj expect to bojaominated.i'or Congress" and all that sort of things Does ie expect that,.tany !bpdy iielieyes thisDoe9 ho suppose thatr tfd- {iople of thia ^istinct are greoti dioUgh to be hoaxed by him in this way His eeheemiog for' his last nomination was'notortoup and, some of his own party think, rather shabby. It 1B refreshing to hear the whine of this |refesliimal office-seeker disclaiming all desire for office.

DANIEL

your theatri'

oal roarings Won't convince any body thai it is necaesaiy to ravish you with office beforo you will aocept it. You are desperate when you teiott to such tricks'

V*4 MMMMMHMMi -l •4**°* More of Voorhees' Friendship ft»r -I Soiaiero.

VOOBHEES

finds it convenient, in his

hdvel Mid most buoglingly awkward role of "Soldiers' Friend," t6 vehemently deny that he ever spoke of soldiers as "Lincoln ^Dogs" and "Lincoln hirelings." He not "«only domes baring used those "pet 'satnes" but he foams in illimitable but fe impotent Wrath when such "an accusation brought against him. We have not ffocused him of anything without having and sufficient grounds whereon to ihe charge, and we are pre ed to put him face tb face with one the most respectable gentlemen in this ,te, a prominent officer of a leading iporatidn, who will swear that he heard

one- of his appoint

on the line of the E. & C. Bail" ^.Sullivan county apply the a "Lincoln Dogs" and "Lincoln irelipgs" to the Boys in Blue. AN

YOOBHXIS

was then addreesi

an infuriated, crowd of tho cop» «kead wing of "his party, a crowd had come together armed and uo^thing out threatenings and slaugh* w.'1. He used every tot of which le was tjMkblefo stir theialip to tbe point of rolble resistance of tho drna. He deact tic ubconatitusuch an outrage

the conacrip{ ac

Oil, declared it to^be

Ainwrican oitiz^A could not and would «&mit tOj aatttn'tiiany other ways ayed his int^se I0V0 for the soldiers

Wield who were calling for help and wHose ojfiiy reliatce was the enforce* aS art. He* aesared these rarinp, iofuriated Copperheads

Government had no right to from their homM and, oald he, if rs of this

LIHCOLN

tyranny come

enforce this wicked and unoon« ,otical, this outrageous conscript a(5t, yw to take carc of yourselves, kai

8U?®

yoa*Ul not,

such treatment. "Tab care of

'9UUS wanta the naio« «f tho who heard bin?^iee anbstantie above, ianguago* and who is

Jwktf I oath*,' U:i#, ho oaii have by calling at this office,, prowill drop his blackguard tone

I? Ahoy have nojt bocome inwpJmaself—aad.

?^ie

rftgeattem*n." Vf°, ''i'

the'

[to has

the turrendor of

only vote for

VOOBHEES,

cottar

Hf,lnjel 5AME3B. BLACK, of Motion. mj t.-.» -ran jeiiomtstlotsntM, B.E. WIWLIAMSON, jf.Putnam.\".:,

UTTPKNTWTFNDEVT- OS* FCWIC IKFITLCCTIOS, T™ 5S3^Sa$™. of Wayne,, SROB BIBCTOM AT LAROP, TFI-E ••THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo,

BflfJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayette. ron ILECTOB, blXTII DiaiKICT, ntPTAiN K. Ei ttOSEj.^f ..Ji«.wrw»5«fe*w. '—^-"cofmKorr^, "Coi-osn- JOHN T. SMITH, of Grtwne.

of (Hay.

ron Jtrpar. count oi^oajicx. ri.BAfl, lOrn .Turnout lliSTSlOT, •O* yrmt. ftAMUtft F. MAXWELL, of Parke, rjpo*

P*OBSCRRIS O

ATioastv

COMMON PLEAS COPBT.

W. W. BUMSEY.

IT IS HUMORED

that

VOOBHEKS

DANIKL W. VOORHEKS,

and gall" to

is mo of the sur

is engaged in the bus

ineBs of collecting tho affidavits of Sullivan county Democrats, to prove how pro* fusolj^Ms, -hArtspiuted! arid

:Jiis

ntf

LBE,

informed the Press

^{iw^j*£go that hfThad received letters from some of these grateful debtor?, 'ibc&l# leiiilig him that they will pay him if

SEYMOUR

isolectod, and will repudiate

".Now," said the merchant,

will not

GBAHT,

ffjjo ifiV *4a t^tfctfAaroin-iawoB, •5i«t t»r„,WILL OUl£l»ACJ£, of Decat*tf -gj rOB BEC3ETAB* OF BIAW. :.'•.

HUJOSMAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of

CMS.

5OHKAiuiToa

butt can count

twenty-four Democrats who never voted the Bepublloan ticket# who" will do the same thing.*! Repudiation, like rebellion, is a part of the modern Democratic religion.

in 1860, in a speech at the

Court House, made an indecent assault on a former editor of this paper. On tbe next morning the editor branded him id abd eotoasd iii Uw^uiyniNif fexPBKss, and

VOOBHXXS,

like a whipped

school boy, went whimpering around town all day asSTfifflhe advice of his personal friends whot.her ha should fight or hot, e&eiLtaking tha adV-ice o#biiS competitor. After he was advised by his competitor that fighting, tfifflfconntry, was not regarded as necessary accomplishment 'of a gentlei^S,' hi£fey[ indecency to go about giving, as__an eicuse1 fiSr nd'a^iultihg^he^editor, thaihis competitor bad adviaed ^gainst it. We knb¥ y^ii^\DAi^csif «nd .undetirtt^iw your "low downn* ificks'. Your Bombas Us flurioBo ityle of bloviatlng is well known to all your friends. You might as well keep cool—no dufe ever saw your private burying ground yet.

in hie Court

House maundering? the other night, denounced his competitor, Major' CARTER, as "the smallest man you ever saw!" This was in keeping with the balance of bis maudlin denunciatibiw. *M|jof.j&i, was a gallant anrfltt'^- sol^iiS: his share bravely ih.helpiog put down tbe rebel^OA1 which waa :lnaQgurated by VooRHEKs' Soiitliera Democratic friends. Hence, we doubt not, he is a very small man in the estimation..of the "soldiers' friend,"

D^W^VOOBHEM.

DANIEL.

soul

pushed lovo for the soldiers during the time that t&e Bepublie was 'dying- jyxixtQ. DYING," wouldn't it bo & good idea for1 him to gathor up a low documents of a similar naturo, to preve, to the majority «f iua party iiiends, that he didn't "sell thom out to Eastorn sharpors for Wail street gold in tho New York convention," as they bitterly accuse him of havo, ing done?

His abilities as an

orator are good, and astonished the "Syca^ope" when h%:'h4® aftaple of tBem- at Carlisle a few days since eo much so that

VOOBHEES

crawfished out of meet-

ing him again on the stump. This small man will '!beatj ttee tall sydamofe'^bajlly enough, neit Tuefelay, to shelve him for the future, so far as.this District goes.

.For some reason, the Irish down East are becoming ^noxrdUB to tbe Demo, cratic leaders^ In Chicago, too,., where Republican' Clubs, composed entirely of Irishmen^ are active and influential, the Democsatic papers do not hesitate to in suit that class of citizens. We haveal ready given our readers

FRANK BLAIR'

opinion of the Fenians. Down South the Irislrare*3rae6red. atj and the rebels regard it aa a grepil^crime to run an Irish man for Congress. The leading SEY' MOUR

organ of Georgia, the Macon

Messenger, called an Irishman—whom the Republicans have honored with a nomi nation to Congress in that State, Mr FITZPATBICK—an

Irish "ditch-digger,"

who has been lifted from his, lowly and appropriate calling* *3$ tjhe negro, jjfa ha# ttbt t&e a8i)^po# intelligence tb^rike above his position until the slave became a voter." "He is clearly ineligible, with out any knowledge of law, and no learn ing, without self-control, no character in society." The negroes^ who nominated hiia^lp! worthy dtefe oompanionship o^ the great and intelligent men of our na tional hall of legislation," are "ignorant and deluded colored men." Such are the terms with which the Democratic papers of the country insult their Irish constitu

Abasing Newspapers.

Success in making personal attacks on the conductors of newspapers is pretty well played ou^^^&liticians generally have sense enough to let tbis matter alone.

YOOHHEES

the game unsuccessfully, and has, until .ef late, had the, good sense to touoh .it lightly. The people understand that the political and public record of a candidate for office iB a legitimate subject for com ments by the press. The

exploded bis false and hypocritical claim to be "the soldier's friend." Our article "Keep it before Ihe people" handles Mr VOOBHXSS'

Mfsffs publkTnfan very

justly. It outrages hito, however, to look in tbe glass and see himself as others se®ihiW*Co aw| attract attention frO"m liis hat^flil Vifecoi'd as ex posed by the

EXPBXSS,

he resorts to the

doubtful expedient of making a "lowflung," sl^d0i^^to(AM'''iiCidrF:on the owner and editors of this paper, at a public meeting of his own friends. He is welcome to all he can make by such alow and cowardly' course of conduct It shows that the sand is washing from un der him, and that, smarting under the s.ense of impending and overwhelming defeat, he has become desperate and cut loose from all his ordinary gentlemanly

•J H&'<!dn4uet toward the

others of tho Republican press of the District. Ho will possibly make something by such a courae, J)ut wo are at low to see how. His affair with

v. THOMAS S. one of the abl Democracy of FBj&uielphia thi

Senate, and now.He e®or Mth) great railroad paper in that city, has declared for

GEANT

and

THE

ISXFBCSS

is not

the only example of the same sort of folly. He has opened his batteries of persona}

JUDGE HUGHES

is rather a sore thing to him and he doubtless, expect to attract jmblio ^tten tion from that by endeavoring to get up personal quarrels with persons connected with the Republican preset the District It is a poor dodge,' i)Ajrrtl^Abusing, and whipping editors of either political party, and all that sort of thing is played

from the opposition press of your District, and ought to show that you merit it by behavin* a* a „gwtlim*K %S1m£ *&a low blackguard. .. xmi mtuah wmf

COLFAX.^

HON. WM.

STBoSovJatte J«stiSe ot Oio

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, and

from Berks county from 1847 to 1851, is an earnest and devoted supporter of HABTRANFT

and

CAMPBELL

COLFAX.

and

GRANT

and

V-JB

•——1.» s»'.

THE

of the

Democracy, as if ashamed

threadbare character of their campaign platitudes, are intently engaged upon the novel work of manufaoturing capita* from supposed increaso in tbe national debt I the coming period of statement, Shoulu their hopes prove true, let it be remembered that Secretary

MCCULLOCH

on the 22d ult. testified before the Sub" Comi. ttee on Retrenchment, that ho was running the Treasury Department in tho interests of the Democratic party.

Tjuc jflferrCLK, '.'lAcp it bofore the people," is republished on third page this morning. Our friends will do the good cause a sorvico by giving it extensive circulation. It doea not meet [tbe approval of

VOOBHEES,

as it ha%a decided tendency

to summon before his mental vision certain spoctres that will not down at his bidding. But loyal mGn commend it as a faithful record of one who did all he could do against his country, and all that a man who Iftfeiced courage to enter the rebel aimy could do for the rebellion, whet. Democratic Treason held its devillsl giip upon the nation's throat. It shows that

VOOBHEES

was a consistent

friend of tbe soldiers—those who wore "the grayand marched under "the stjtfrtj and bafrifc®1 _3L la*

GEN. SCHOFIELD,

.The ijlajor's

gallant recofft in the arniy^is

uwot£flwW)d

Secretary of War un.

der our present Democratic Administra tion, is to be added to the list of those who, as he tersely puts it, believe that "tbe Union can only be fully restored by "the raliB Who put down the rebellion.' Having himself been a soldier, he does not include Gov.

SEYMOUR

in the cate

gory, "Your election to the Presidency, he Bays to Gen. GRANT,

"will be tbe end

,'of your political troubles, as yonr acces-I'ceiiiQ^-tp th$ command in chief of the "army was tie end Of the &>utho'rn Re' bellion." Secretary

SCHOFIELD

has here

tofore had the reputation of extreme con servatism, and during the war he Inclined so much to the

FBANK BLAIR

sis tent efforts for his removal

party*

osotheintense 4jfb^bSe* |)cr

The Journal of yesterday has an arti cle entitled "The facts in ihe case'' which pretends to cover tho matters in issue be tween Judge

HUGHES

and

affixes to

WitEif a,p* Ie

has heretofore tried

EXPBXSS,

DANIEL

VOORHEES

benefit-:

^006S^SE8. Tfiisjvliowever, it does not do. The article ,jn .the Journal alludes to an old matter and a former difficulty. The brand of "liar" which Judge

HUGHES

relates to the sponsor

ship of an editorial recently published in a newspaper in the Southern part of the district. We quote again that brand for DANIEL'S

"But upon the assumption that Voorhees did write this editorial, and I know that he did, I charge him with havini capsedto be published A WILFUL ANI MALICIOUS FALSEHOOD, AND I HOLD MYSELF RESPONSIBLE, HERE AND ELSEWHERE, FOR WHAT I SAY. Voorheess KNOWS what I mean when I say this, and I AM HIS PEER and when he desires to avail himself of the recourse that gentlemen havo. HE KNOWS WHERE TO FIND ME." "w:j "I REPEAT that he has willfully and malicously published, or caused to be pub lished, A LIE, and now seeks to shelter his precious Belf behind a paltry, irresponsible county editor."

for office addresses

suppose he has some object in view, and that his speech is intended to aid his electior In this view of tho matter, people who heard Mr.

VOOBHEES

ra^tack

fol

lowing the accepted rules of journalism has commented^jMBtty sharply on Mr. VOOBHEES'

Congressional record, and has

last

Monday night, at the Court House, are at a loss to know or even gueBs what he expected to gain by his low, scurrilous personal

upon the owner and

edltoi" of this paper. What have you made, DANIEL,

by your skunk-like

performance? How many votes did it make you? How many votes did you make for the general ticket How much good have you done your party How ijkuch have you increased your political popularity How much have you elevated yourself in the estima tion of your party friends How much money, honor, or general good have you earned by forfeiting the character of gentleman, which your political adversa 'es have hitherto conceded to you Sun. all up, get the gross amount of your g*»ins, and Bee if there is anything from which to subtract the loss of self, esteem yon will feel when you get sober and the fortification your personal and political friends-have suffered in witness ing|your self-abasement and_then determine, in your own mind, whether the pleasure of making a few groundlings yell at boeing you descend to their level, is B^deaWy purchased

trades trraat. utiey will vote ftir Grant and tfce Union. fought agaist the rebels they -wiUvota against them. •Their baUofcHmd bulless wiTl go together." They wflj gQ ,for Seymour a« they went for. Lea&nd .foir Bl|ir as they wont toRI*

More of BgwiBr's Record. At IBB t8mftfjfth|fp'ew York rio own, Genej« Dix was in cont», aiuphere. He faiesaw that the course lyfliOur, the TPbr^lbd the Democracy generally were pursuing was likely to culminate as it did. He aceordlngly wroto to the Governor pointing out the danger, but all to no purpose. He finally WreSo to him requesting cO-sOp^ratfon in preserving domestic peace, adding, "1 desire it became I deem it my dtity to call on the General Government -liifiB* force which shall not only be ^equatejto insure the execution of the law^ wit which shall eoable ine to carry out such deoistvo measures as shall leave their impress upon the mind jjLtbe country for years to come." But.in this, too, he failed: Seymour was deaf to the voice of patriotism. It becanrt necessary in consequence, to summon from thefront, when every man was needed there, fortyfour regiments and batteries, as follows:

United States regular infantry and artillery regiments.. Now York cavalry and infantry regiments and artillery........jv---Ohio infantry regiment".... Massachusetts infantry regiments. Vermont infantry regiments Connecticut battory Delaware battery Michigan infantry regiments Indiana infantry regiments Minnosota infantry regiment Wisconsin infantry regiments

Had tho other Nortborn Govornors been of a similar type, Meade's entire forca would nocessarily have been recalled from Virgiaia,and scattered through the States. But fortunately for tho Governr mont, there was but one Governor Seymour in the free States during the war, and it is not too much to add, had there been none at all, had the bravt, true Wads worth been, elected in 1862, the war would, in all likelihood, have ended two years earlier than it did.—Chicago Journal. -v

Blair and Arnold

The copperheads are in the habit of saying that Frank Blair Was a brave soldier, and that hs distingutBhod himself in the war—therefore, soldiers ought to voto for him. Benedict Arnold was as bravo a soldier as Frank Blair, and distinguishhim8elf for his ability and valor in the War of Independence. But he deserted the cause of the Union and joined the Tories, and opposed General Washington With all his might. His -betrayal of tbe Union cause was induced by personal considerations. Blair has also deserted the Union cause he has joined the Confederates and Copperheads, and wants to trample the laws of Congress into the dust, just as Arnold sought to do with the laws of the Continental Congress. General Grant bears the same ^relation to the War for the preservation ot the" Union that Washington did to the war for the establishment of tbe Union. Arnold turned against Wasbingtcn, under whom he fought, and Blair has turned against Grant, under whom he fought. They were equally brave and equally treacher ous equally distinguished and equally despised by the loyalists. The one threw himself into the arms of the British and Tories that he might revenge fancied wrongs, and vault higher and faster

man who. claims that he furnished

all the braiEs!, for Grant's army, in nis letter to an Indiana Copperhead meeting, says: The WhHft Boys in Blue are closed with theirs they vote aa they fought. T|ugir ballots, and their bullets

OUR

a©t endorse Demo

for firiu»g. Bfc* they Wade Hamtpon's plank in the

cratic platform, declaring the work of reconstruction, "unconstitutional, nutil and void," nor te for his candidate, who is pledged, if elocted, to trample the laws of Congress into the dust. A plunwho sacrificed the lives of tkousandaof brave men, Mid was sent home in disgrace on account of lying and incapacity, will naturally support the cop" per-rebel ticket, but the "true blues" will •ate as they fought—for Grant and the Union.—ChicagoTribune.

•'STALDINQ'S GLUE," a handy little thing about the house, mends everything

ooiir

to'J

TP-

Colonizing5*®^^

THE Sentinel

blows and strikes about

Republicans importing voters, here and there, to operate oh the election of county candidates, Bnd professes to have learned of Buch cases in two or three localities. We do not believe a word of its stories The fact that a man has changed his residence from one county to another within a few weeks past, is no proof that improper means are being used by Republicans to swell their vote iir the. locality to which the person has removed. Such changes are occuring all tho time.

But we notice that the Sentinel has not had a word to'say of the bold project of tho Democratic candidates in Noble county to get "some foreign help," in the shape of a sufficient number of railroad laborers from Michigan, to overcome the Republican majority in that county Did the fact that Mr. Edgerton was iui plicated in that wholesale attempt at ballot-box swindling havo any influenco in constraining it to silence?

Has tho Sentinel hoard of the enterpris ing Democratic candidate for Treasurer of Decatur county, the fortunate pos sessor of a factory located within that bailiwick, who not long since hired something over fifty new hands from abroad to work until after tho election? If it has iiot, we invite its scrutiny in that diroc tion.

Another esse* A few daya ago a gon tleman of an adjacent Republican county informed us that positive proof had been obtained that the local candidates of that county had entered into an agreement with a contractor to locato one hundred railroad diggers in a .Democratic township of the county, before the election allot whom were to vote the Democratic ticket for which service the obliging contractor, was to receive a given number of dollars Whether the high contracting parties have succeeded in their importing enterprise, we have not Earned, but if they tail it will be in consequence of the watchfulness of their Republican oppon ents. Doea the Sentinel hold these ox ploits to be in accordance -pith "the time honored principles1' and practices of the honesty Democracy? —Ind. Journal. 1-

pRK, July 1st, 1868. yemr paper

ond of £^ir aprgsponi

my thaf^r. Drake ipaot JpT origi: of tho celebrated PLANTATION BITTXBS, and that they were manufactured and sold by one Pedro Mariellc, an old Spans iar^i^|tha IglNQd of St.. Thomas, -^v«r fortj^ yeaW ago, as every old sea Oaptahi certify to tboa't^o-iP^l^^ue)-il^^^«veL lowed the sea fotQ¥4# forty years, most of the'tf nje dding btisioess with the .West l^dte. Th^se same Bitt§rs, diffo^ently put ug and .named were brought to my notice on my first trip to- the Island of

Str Croix for a cargo rum, and for years after my ship's stores were never without them. I always supplied iny family and many of my neighbors with tbem, and. can.truly say a hotter Bjtters and Xonieis not niade in all th& world.

Yours, truly,„

'r"3•CAPT. HENKY Wifarn^0" ids'~srv

MAONOLLA WATER.—Superior 4O

CAMPJLTCH,

SHRATCDEB,

GALES

"FLOR

NEW

300.000

MAYO," the new

perfume for the .hnndjk^c^f. Sold by all druggists.

Badges, S12.

1,K0extra gilt Grant and Colfax Badges. $13 1,600 most bcautifnl Club Badges In the inRrket "Grant and Colfax," 830. Any cmart agent can make from $ 15 to $25 per day. We send a present "of 1,000 Grant Olgarg with every, order of 659." Mone/ uiust aooompany the order, addreised to BIOHABPS &MATUCT. 65 Murray St., Box 3,131. N..Y. Beferente: Postmaster In New Yoik, N«« san Bank. X. N^Hiokoax & Oo., N Y. Bcpld3w

Phalon^s Paphtan JLotlon

for Beantiiying the |8KIN and COMPLKllOJf.

OvU 1

•4« S4 tS

indebi ex

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the ladder which his ambition had erect ed. The other threw himself into the arms of the Confederates and Copper heads to revenge himself upon the Unionists of Missouri, and to gratify his unappeasable lust for place and power. Tbe former miserably failed and died with the execrations of all the patriots of the Rev olution upon hia head, while Washington was exalted to tfie first place in the hearts and gifts of his grateful countrymen. The latter will fail miserably and live and die under the contempt of the Unionists of his own period, while Grant will be exalted to the Chief Magistracy of a mighty nation, deeply his wisdom and valor for its a go

lebt^l Istefite.'

Presidential candidate fs a sol

dier, and one of the most successful! soldiers of the age, it suits the convenience ef the Blair men (Blair, however, being also a sort of soldier) to keep bawling at the top ot their voices that if Grant should be elected we must prepare for a "military despotism." This objection comes from a party professing to be the identical party which nominated Gen. Jackson for the Presidency, and, by tbe sheer force of his military popularity, elected him. It comes from a party, considerable numbers of which, in its National Convention, voted for a soldier. It comes from a party, which, while holding its national meeting in this city, made special, and particular, and earnest appeals to the soldiers assembled here to jein its ranks. It comes from«.party which took to its bosom the rebel soldier, Wade Hampton, and the butcher-soldier, Gen. Forrest. It comes from a party", which is doing everything, hon»s| or dis-. honest, to win the soldiers' vote for Seymour. By what right dOfti it suppose that the first of all our soldiers in war will prove the very worst of them in peace ?—N.f. Tribune.

AN ENEIP:IN YOUB MOUTH. Do not put an enemy in your mouth to steal away your teeth. Beware of destructive tooffi washes and tooth powders, many of which are base imitations of SoaoDONT1 Imdre a life lease of soond teoth and fragrant breath, by adopting the fragraat Sozosom

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J3 fcna iatS -•ssts

MSfi

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The Last Success,

IMPROVE©

III

Gwf ^r Paded Hair is quicKly

It will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots.

It will promote luxuriant growth. FALLINGHAIR

A New Article of Food. [Translation.] It wss M. BBTUAT SAVABIN, tbe celebrat.d French Gattronime, who first said, that "the man who invents a now dish does more for Soctity than the man who discovers a Planet."

The CACIO JDI MACARONI, or Italian prepared Cheese Staccaroni, Is now offer' edasa most dolitiou*, wholesome and piqbant comcstible (Conrsient lnnch) for the use of Kami lioa, Bachelors, Excursions, (Picitici,) Travelers, and f. rnse in Beer Saloons, Bar or Sample Itooms It is eaten on Bread, Bisooit «r Towt.

It Is suitable for lor Sandwichoi flnglese "Due feiiine di pane amdentrO."}. Especially is it adnpteJ for tbo«e climates whore the article of cheeso cannot be kept ia a souad condition for any loogtli of time.

It maybe niod asaseasoning for Sonpa, Hash or Slews—and warmed upon a stove, after, the Can hasT}eca opened, it ma&oi, witliont farther pr paratioD,

A DSIICIOTJS WELSH

ForTrarelarB aad others, it is far more economical and convein than Sardinet, VevbeS or PotUd Meat*.

Th* Proprietors and Patentee cannot btrt n»k for it atrial. 8 ft.OOfor SAMPLE D0ZEN%lb. Cans, nnd BIOHLT GILDED Show Oard, aeojroly packet and shipped par Express to &ny addreii.

Liberal dlsconntsmadeto the trade. N. I).—The Oaclo dl Msccaroni is put op in tin boxes, and packed in Gases of Two Dozen, at $8.00 per CMO Not Cash.

For sale bj all respectable Grocers, and at the Jroit Stores Responsible Agents wantod everywhere.

Alt orders and commnnicatioos should he addressed to The Llvlnffaton Caclo Company, 5 orare»8IIBEBTTsr., NEW IOBI. OddCm

TX7M. B. MAISNmO, -~m 37 norfii, MOK AVX OBUJLUBKTAI. "'t "t$: JS

One door last~0f the Star Grocery,' TKBBE HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decorative P»pfr Haiiglng, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Oellings aad Walla Painted aad. caloealBt# ia Jrcvm colois. Pianos and Nataxal Wood PoHshed ln-the hlghest style of tha Ait Gilding on CHaai fiadi,

GBAKT AID COLFAX, BOOK AOBMTS t^WmOaOSS a ,R A N T,

wtra 300

the

best imported German Cologne^, sad sold at half the pneo. ^. enff-ia

PRAIRIE iTOIf, ILLINOIS

or under 'whatever name it

may bo designated, speedily and effectual ly enred b^ the UM» dwl w.'

wf^Palmer's Lotion. ii

from Araby the Blest, freighted

with the breath of oriental spice flowers, are not so entrancing as the perfume cf PEALON'S

THB

ADVERTISEMENTS,

OBANT nnd €OLFAX

200.000 GttAUT OlOAB, floe tt»r, worth 825 per.1,030, to ba'Solit at- ?1Cl per 1.030, in order to iuticdnce them

Badges, Medalf and Pins malt lc

be closed obt at half tbe cost to manufirtor*. Ever^ club in tbe conntry sliould get }heoi at onoa 1,000 gilt berderOiaut Batlg'«$8 1,000 fln! gilt olegant Grant

riHPm

MOTH BLOTCHES, TA V, etc,, and renders TIIK SKIN SOFT, FIAB and BLOOMING.

For LADIES In tbe NPB8EBT it Is Invalnablc.

For GKNTLBMEN after OT4T1N6 It hM BO equal "PDA PI AN LOTION" IS the Only relXaWeMm ciy for gise^es jtttft

I,:::. iissiiB ta Bos c-i

'--i.H

PilALON'S 'TAI'IIIAN 804J"' TBfejftJILET. NURMKBT and BATH, will not chap the SUN. Frlre, '23 Ccnts per Cako.- ...

...'3

D.i "FLOK I»E jtATro "7 ''FLOB »E MAIO." A NEW PEHPKMR FOB THE flpMRBCH KXaCISlTR, DELI0ATK, tWHN¥T«i^8ANCKPHAIiON £ftON.NKWlOBK, 8oI4byaliUrag. gists. Odwly-atorm

WMIf IBuHMLted,

One Ageat has soli 90 copies In 8 days. One Agspt has sold cople* la S days.

learn our Urdu beftUeTM J.i. BUBR AOO.^saiJsaiM, nyt«nj^o»—

Dr.Kaae^ fireat rtetecialWerk

BRAVTHTII FXM&TIWFLB

and a sketch of the Anthor.

Kclattve tetriury glroa antf large oommlssioaa For.^itVtilaxB and a(*u«y,*dtfr»3gi 8. W. BblSB

PybUs^^JoJ^ Qpg, fnd Hartford,

Oontii

-ts$ AfliDflS V.

OFFICIAL H1ST0KT ,°A WAK lisGknses, ClianKter, eaadatt aad Kaalts, BY HON. ALBXANhKK U. tfEPIINS.

Its readf tale, oomblned with as Increased commission, mako it the beet subsoHpUoit book ever pnblisbed.

OA6 fejient Hi Saston, Va., report*. 72 anbsarl.' bers in tiirlM d*ye. Another fu Boston, 10S «nbscclbairs in £jur. day*.

Send for Ctrcnlara and sse oa* Mi, and a fall description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING OOi, tOinolnnail, ©., or fit, Loola, Mo. i.i -. -a

OTJjR. BULERS —AMP—' '".?J UUR BI«HK. A TIMKCT NKW WOBE BY JUDGE WILLIS.

ml St"

BOOK TUB. AGWJT5 OLD Mil YOUNG, learu»d and nnUat-Bad need it Coastantljr.— Alt take it ^«»iUl7/i as the price sntia the time*, It has no Competitor. It 1b finely tlhutratad with steel platfs. Orar «00 pages. Tbe beat chance yet ofered M«n and Womoatp makeo^fiey with eat risk. Sendfqx terms Extra Indncements given. Secnre Qrkt choice or field.

We have mad* Axes for twenty two yea rs, and won't yield the palm to shave to any manatee. tnrer,and yet confess that a

oallad

LtmSiDOTT' iBiKSWKLL. 'J^a. -Solo owners of Colbur^i's Patent Axe. :m -N -ISTS::T—

1 •a?) J. & P. COATS

TWIST THEIB BEST IMMlfi COItOlf

I O

With Sperlal Belereuee to tke W*n of operatlws on-

S E W A I E 8 lAyJH fx--H

BLOOD.

50, 60, 70,

Noa. **. liveciail^ ata

8TR0NGERTHANBTEB BEFOBE.

For SoOe

AU Dealer* in Jry Notions, d^OKA Per Month guaranteed. Bmw fitw ries paid weekly. Agents wanted everywhere to sell onr Patent Ewrtiutihg What Win Ototkes Line$. OaH at ot^ addreee «a OIBAJBD WIBS MILLS, PWfadelpWa, Pa. o: a

Co,, Boston, Haas.'

2—'

restored to its youthful color and beauty^ and with the first application a beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance ,l3S* is given to the Hair.

is immediately checked.

For Bale by all Dra(|la««. DEPOT removed ftom Greenwich St to 35 Barclay St. & 40 Park Place.

|TO^0NE1)Q%ir!

If! tt^USt II! S

mm wnmE5.2s&£ oroide daatlai Cased Watcht», MM imltadoagold watches meta. Price! 15. lniiqcinents to ac*ata« AddrMi QaoBE

WAHTKD--A€IKHS. ft sell the GBHrriNKIHPBOVSD GOTFHON

FAMILY SIEVING MACHINE,

MANHOOD—Nothing so important. Send two stamps for sealed 72

pages on the whole anbjaot. Dr. WnitnEB, confidsutlal Physician, 617 St. Qharlea-st., St. Louis, Mo., Btinds pre eminently above all others in bis speciality. t.o i&atter srhio failrd, state yonr case. Patleuti treated by mail in every State.

JF IHE MUIiTI TUOEB WB08B AVOOATIONgrestriot them tb a sitting posture, mora than two-thirds suff-r from Constipation.-— Do the» knowthat an occasional reaort to TABBANT'S SfRTZKB APKRIXNT ironld prevent alt their misery I Its regulatltg properties are unpiratleled.

FOB'S ALE BY ALL DEALERS in MEDICINES.

Missouri Lands. SIX PABC®L9—080, ^io, 8000 2120, 2240, and 3590 acros—in Barry Oimnty, for sale, GOe. per ecre, by B. .6. SflSPHA&p, Bowling Green, N.

i. City..

BABBIT.

WE SILL FOR ONE DOUAfi

GOLD

and Silver Watches, Sesiog Machine*, Silk Dress Patterns, Catpetings, Domestic Goeds, Sic. CIBCUL^lS SiENT FREK giving fiellpartlculeir), or ten checVa.sant Ibc/One Dollar, deaorlbotg tendifler«a^ artioies which irtU sell lor

ONE DOLLAB EACH

Splendid Inducements offeroi ts Agents sending Clubs. Address LABONTE A BABBITT, No. Sudbury Street, Boston, Maris.-* i---

H)]R. WHITTIER, 617 St. Cbarlm Btnct. Bt. 1Mb, Mo., HO treats oonfiiantlally alLjWlcata^lvtricat* and Jong stuidlng cottlilaints, puhIiaheia pamphlet wWth ahmnM be Mad by «Wy yeuttg awate Attwriea. ttandtwo staaps. PatieniseverywheTc. Statayoaceaae.

a«sia ercatand

XiJ*. in .all Htjdla,

Japanned

It wlU be to tba iateraat of those who wish to bamstftf «afcle#i* «n», tosan^Tii nation in baying dad mixing I *Mhad ta param fnar ov eisi

oelors? Will

ttnttdtfi

orBIOHABSeOS'S

great and popular work, the

»w or ^!lr

•ifni

PIBSOSALHII-

G£N£SBAlt^BAltT, withUfoof ICCtMtBOOLFlX,a OfiX •Voln»S!„, .• "The literature of duoed no book which toation.^—Jf. r. Tni ~,aSlM0w»wi*b 11 and Its author ke^^ro^thejubyc,

Am,

WAOVKRTISCMENI

Bale hi

A. €OMPLla:£

|BEVO^UTfON

tkade,

»L!"

.» 0t.rweet«|^^ai^nsti4c-

A"liouTSndoir

great intarest

Jard

PAKHtH CO.,

FuyUlj9rs, 73fiAS»nsojn St., Philadelphia, ]Pa.

11 -Tbl

JiniiT vis-

ALL STYLES

AND

SHAPES

AB-i Tit v.air mi w, isi ."v !"•*'. Xi .-} M.«Et Tonatt FOB NftTmin.-^ isr.4.. Ifl-eTRf :JT

Anyone who sends usj an order for Five (8) Axes at Ode IoIlar and a half ea«n, with the caah, wilt receive »ne extra tor

We*i»lS pat onr Axe alongside of any other make and prove it the best finished and the largest Btoel, meetnrlnx two and half ladies.

,,9noker

COUIDEX,beat

BMti

of Illinois,'

ns in his patent shape.. The

circular-bit and.continuous edge makea the (ana abtf# JfrortftCQL twice as moch

/CA^.I.

tOLBKBN'S PATEJTfc.."

BED JACKET AXE -IT'- «r d«er ftftiFIVIC AXIS

Belters taut, fitk

extra/or

MOISC. era sell the

At! reiponsible Hsraware Dealflrs "LIPPTBCOTT AXES." Bay ftom them. Bat if there should happen toM one so unfcrtna# as not to know us, send the money and be sure to please yen.

tromage, we -.wm

,04)0,

AmQMa#M$ to Marly totfc* W* ar» la«y»wpared to ,T«cjiptioa«f •^%5^r^as2«si,.

wide, 1 elegant 100 Pictare Morocco-bound hoto. Ablum, 1 double lent Stereoscope and .12 roMlgn Viewa, 1 silver plated engraved 6 bottle Caator. 1 elayaDt SUk Fan, with Ivory or Saadal Wool Frame, feathered edge and spangled, 1 steel Carving Knife and Fork, verj beat quality, ivttry balanced blade, 1 handsome beaded and lined Parasoi, W yards good Print, 1 vary ano Oamaak Table Cover, 1 pr. test quality Ladiea' Serge Congress Born, 1 doal flue Linen Towels, doaan Bocer** heat Silver Deeeert Furka, 1 Ladies' large real Morocco Travolta* Bag, 1 taney Dress PatUrn. doi. elegant eilver plated engraved napkin Kings. 1 dos.' Ladiea' floe Merino or Cotton Stockings, 1 flant's heavy cuaaed aolld Gold Bing,

ileevobuttona. Far a Oih *T SO aad Five Ballara-i block or colored Alpacca Drias Pattern, 1 set Lace Cartains, 1 pr. all wool Blankets, engraved Silverplated Revolving Caator, 1 beautiful Writing Deak, 1 solid Gold Scarf Pin, S% yards vary fine Cassimero, for Pants and Vest, 1 set Ivory balanced handle Kntres with silver-plated Forks, 1 elegant Satia Paraeol, heavily beaded and lined wita silk, 1 pr. gant'a Calf Boots, 80 yards goo. Print, 30 yards good brown or bleactea 8heetlng, yard wide or 40 yds yd. wide, good quality, .1 Ladiea' elegant Morocco Traveling Bag, 1 square Shawl,.1 plain Norwich Poplin Dresa Pattern, 1M yds', double width cloth for Ladiea' Cloak, elegant engraved silver-plated Tea Pot, a yards doable width water-proof Cloth for Cloaking

For a Club of 100 aad Tea Bolters—ij-ich Marine or Thibet Dreae Pattern, 1 fair fine Damaak TableCloths and Napkins to match, 1 pair Gent's French Calf Boots, 1 heavy diver-plated engraved Ice Pitcher, very fine all wool Cloth for Ladles' Cloaks, 1 web vary beat quality brown or

bleached Sheeting, 7J^_yards fine Cawimere for •uj[t,l olagant Poplla Drsss Pattern, 1 elegant Kngilsh Be rage Shawl, l'nit Ivory balancad handle Knives and Forks, 1 ladiea or gaata Silver HnnUngcaso Watch, iBartleU Hand Portable Sewing Machine, splendid Family Bible, steel en-

food

Catalogue of Goods to any address Fate. |gj PARKER & CO

r-"N«iK

9»

aa4

Snaaier street, Bostoa.

IN8URANCE

COLUMN.

FIRE AlfD LIFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

The following JOld and Bailable Companies Bep resented. -1 ... -OO.iC-H

Herchafit8 Ftre Ifis lfo., -V HABTFOBD, OOHN. 4

MorthAmerieaa Fire iiiuik Wall HABTrOBDi OONN. _: I .v.-

Corn Eifhaiige Fire Ins. Co., 1ST, BBOAD^AX, HBW TOBS.

tiUKbermans lire Ins. Co., OFfJHIOAQO,

fire

Baektfc"

WATCBOHM

5...

8BN8B

price only «ts.

Address SEOOBB A CO., Plttsbargb, Pa.r or Boston. Haas.-

Apply to

sell

&1QAA A TEAB TO AGENTS, to T**™" the Star SkntUit Bewlng Chines. particular!fret. Xxtra Inducement* to experienced Agents. Oall on or address W. Q. WILSON ft CO., Cleveland, 0., Boston, Mats or St. Louis, Mot- x-

GOOD 'JJfclrtK atelifcTS.-We will guaranty $50 per week and expenses. For phrtunlars, a'dress G. W. JACKSON A CO., Bal timore, ,Md.

•mar A

irr£D-SAUSHra

to travel for a

ww Hanntantttrlne Oomoanr ai

VanntactUrlog Company and Mil by Sample, Good wages are guaranteed. Addresi, with stamp, B. D, HAMILTON A CO., Ho 113,Chest iiut-t., Philadelphia, Pa.

MERCHANT TAILORING

othZ

GMbern in ihe country for ihi vnifvrm price of

OHt lMiUiAB & Aims. JJTTbs beat o* Boston 'and New York rsferanoes given as to tho reliability of owhonst, and that oar taalnsip ooadactad in tba faireac and most iegitimatamanaer poseibte, and that we giva greater value for the money than can bo obtained I* aafotiuv way. All Mb kM|t« ar Intas la ftainlip an futmtti wltboat (Marge. «-OheokB doscribiag articles sold ant to Agents.la Olubs at rates mentloued below. We guarantee every article to coat lcsa than if bought at any Beatoa or Naw Tork bonsei

Our Qommiaslona to Sxceed those of every other eetablUhment of tba kind—vroof ol this can be found in comparing our pramiums with tbose of others voa

MERCHANT

»Meivlian^ Tailor,

da-

!LOTH§,

OIUBS

CA8SIBHK»E»,

TBICO'bs,

lit un ins, in addition to which we claiai to to glva better goods of the Same character. Ife wdt *md to Agent* fr*e of charge, Jfe far a Clab af 39 aad Three Ballare—fdo*, good line a .Shirt fronts, 1 eet soUdUold Btada. Ail «ool Oaasimere for Pants, Jine white Oonft'terpaae, largo alas, 1 elrgaot moral Skirt, SO jasds brown or bleached aheetlng, good quality,

btiUTatlce

CLIVBItAND, OBIOi

1 -^1 •JT.Z r.. a Applications taken and Policies issued fit any ot the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, REAL EST ATS boughtJ and. sold, and COLlilOTIONd promptly attended to.

M. A. CRANE,

General Fire^and Life Insurance Agent

oirirx.OT.

M&inlSt.»^ftween 5th ft 6th

7 sin

Terr^Haute, Ind.

Oflioe 10^ Main Street Stand of Drs. Thompson & j^ust n« 1 t, •*x »uil

AJflio AffeBt for ir

ami Telegraph

E S A

1L 0. Bi.0o'8F*sI

Freight Lines

From Hew York, Boston ind intermediate point*.

ClataHlbFOmulwgbailBaawge rromytly scttM at this AiieMy,

fces

M. •. ORANl.

JOHN BAENIKLB.

.{A

Meroluutt Tailor^ MAtNUTRXXT,

OverSaxtm Walmsley's Dry Goods store Would ron* that toy's Dry Goods store, for tba purpose of carrying

Meroluuni Tailoring. fia keoaa alwsys on baad a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF CA38IMEBB8, TESTINGS, OLOTHS, Ac., and is ready to sake It up ia

The latest Style and on Sliert notice,

and on

V»ry

EoasoaaUe Terms, Having no higb

rents to pay, he promises to make np to older, vlMticcrthotitodi bo tarniihed by him or not.— Everything in his Una cheaper than,any where alee.

Catting done and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage solicited. ang29dtf.

IMPfiOfJBD

ROOMING

We alroKwaaedto pat oa. this Aoot, and warrant tt hr flva years. Thia ia-tbe best aad cheatp» sat Bo6f In Oss, and flre-proot Oall on

CLIFT WILLIAMS,

ISaMe City Plaalng KUls, corner of Hh. Mnlberry Streets. .^s JaMt,,.

J. SWAi'

se.ro

w.How

.Hfemaftd Owtlap Pelathn aad Puet Hang-

WM am aaU Mera going E AI TO IF***"

iSi

ni'ra

a NEW STOCK '1^

received

•vi.

-H

VESTI3TOS,

^®*^OATI!f «S,

ordei

Which he proposes to make uf. „. in tbe td '1'

& »»'ia jfct.

Mast Approved Style 1 $

A* m| Kff •k... -ft 8

E O N

Street.

Jo old Stock on hand, my Stock is Entirely New.

MER(3HArsT

TAIL

Fall land

Photograph pages. 25 good colors, 1 pair

gravtngs, with rooord a: yards good Hemo Carpet

MaraaUlea QiUlts, 1 good barrel Bevolver, elegant Far Muff and Cape,! single barrel Shot ived bottled revolving ,1 very fine Violin ana in case, 1 set ,Ivory balanced Knives and Forkk.

1 olegant Far Muff and Capi Gaa, sllver plated ongrave Oastor, eat glass battles, 1

Presents for larger CiiiM increase in the same ratio.

Send Honey by Registered letter.

ING!

--Mr

dv .f*3, 3 •».

CKEOKBICK

Hfttjost received

liEWlIIti

Jarge ol

11 selected Stock

Goodrr

'i .-

'(r-f'1

,. N

Consisting in part

Frtiicli, English gnd^nerKatt

CASSIMEBfS! ...a K"vss 1 English MeltoilVforBnsLsdiui

French Cloth, Doeskin A Beater^ "t 'oqtK Which will bo sold at the vtry lowest prteestfcr cash only, by the jai4, or made up to ordtr on short notico. n' "LOW PRICES, EXACT FITS and

FIRST QUALITY GOODS" *r

Ismymotto.

Customers, old and new, are cordially invited to' oall at JTi.

'•if*

'B ill*

175 Main St. southslde, bet. 6th &U1.

N. B. Catting done to order also, BenovhtTig and Repairing in the chcspest iranner. dftfr

MEROKANT «-a

r\v a bi I

A I O I N

-4 .%*#* -Og '5# Sftl isnvsAV hid mutl al FALL THADE, 1868. cr r»iin* 10 iswooa^s aa-van.'

BANNISTER

IS NO W BEOTrVINGjUtS ,rLWf" ,»»»»«» *M\c, eso

FALL ASFWISTllfSTOCK! Tb. :. tak •-.'tfi .jjPONMSTING INPABT, OF Fill

-•mmca if tl

«u

JBJBOnJT,

-ar BLXJE, DAHLXA+

AND SILVER FOX

XOJf

sat

-AND-

.m»iU

CHEVOIT

.soijiesasBW moT*. fl#! -FOB'3Jf. ^trs odt-

-i,BUSINESS SUITS.:*' wq

.iil i"j oi

BEAVERS!

fC'

And fora Fine Assortment of

BI»C^FANI (|J§ored

Cloths and Doeskin Casslmeres. "V -Kottieim*?

as 9£i.j

BEAUTIFUfi Sf\LES

—n:, -jfikf' 1»W

Of AMBKICAN OASSI14EB153 of all^ jfiOV Altl prlcee. i" .0 Ii (, vTKispal |o "di 1,*^, ,,

te oj ,djfl JqeJB

'. 2 -f ,.*01' #wvoi «i to npl* Also kept constantly ott hand a good assortmen OF Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerch'fSf,

Suspenders, Ties, f?c.,

o'f the best qualityfmde to ordar.

4 I A

Woolen Shirty

ihtit

fmiik T, 90

Knit Jackets,

Shawll

•,*». [A fear Ktee Ones.]

Satchels and Valises.

IB fiidACK

Still superintends the Merchant Tailoring Department, and guarantees a perfect fit. CUSTOMERS, OLD AN# NEW,

Are cordially invited to call at

BAHHISVEB8, a 7 9 a in S re