Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 October 1868 — Page 4

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10:36 «.

Col. B. W. Thompbon spoke at Evans-

ville last night. „iT-.a/ •*u:

Dr. Hale, cf Jatliannpolis, will

t^rTwr^^ttfffeousrB'aay:

Tee Pr.armA?.rMT: fnf (he Grancl

Re^ftbiiWit Bttliy to«ioiiW.is printed in another column si?"

fof tho |or^»light

tar PI, ,,,

.obtained at

S. Stouo'a confcclioncry.

The

Journal

ritiictilos, in its cluuasy lmeet Ucmc kn«w il«'0wn party hotter

way, tho idea of un hxmcst X)cmocrat.' «.V 4 *:S 1^ ti

ttkipiTfi'iCK, the dashing Cavalry

GWjer»\, Will Vo one of .lbc spcatkoira at tiw Grand Ropwl)l1can »t the'P»1r

Grounds to*tnorrow.

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Ledger,-Chimney Corner,

Harpor's Bazar, Wawtlcy Magazinc and Literary Album for 6cl l*th, can bo bad O. News stand 'VU' 'V'" -1'-'

T. H.-Nst-soif speaks at Sulliyaji,

itursday, Octobar €th at Lititon,'tf'cl»

d*y, ,QctoJier 9th at JUoopifieldj Saturd«y, 6cta»r 10th and at RJckvillis,

Jlooday (night), October 12th. ^. __ 1 *M

Ttfit.pnlo^BACY'atd,fading far: a&4 near for pcuplo to swell their demotistrS» tion on £fotitfdky. tTho

Journal• hWin

formation that five hundred horscmon are coming 6»|» rStows, and' thft Paris promises to send a thousand people.

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UALir Fake Train fbom Mattoon.— The morning train leaving MattoOn on Friday morning at 7:10, will carry passftBgers. for .half fare, from all points between Mattaon and Terre Haute.

Half faro trains will also be run on tEe other

9wo3iavo

Pnot lieen fur

nished the.times of arrival and departure.

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Tfis Methodist Contsbeitce, for the wfi| B9$i0), of |h«. 8tate, held jti Valparaiso, adjournodon Monday. Revs,

fi. W. 8a)itb and.C. Brooke, are coiitimSr% 'pistdVe of tlft5 t%o THethodist'

churchy of this city. Rev, J. H. Hull was appointed Presiding Eldei ,ot thia: District.

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Mestino at

Bbazil—-Hendrioks

Hall

"iM crowded 09 Tuesday evenihg by tha ci^aehB of Brazil to listen to a speech

:Sw»Ool. ,X. H. Nelson, wbo happened to be in tfiatplacifor fbw hours

gave theox ooo qf his happiest efforts, le&viug ao itngreBaipn will bo pert o^ttibllat thelbftU^lA» next Tuesday. 1

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Tgf jaljaijarned mating of-Monday ni^it^t UciDii Hwdquartore, met agdin last flight, «nd completed the arrange. :TWtft tpr tittti^V^^fPiends in Sullfc van this eveninsf.* .'A flpecial train has -^•••t"Whsa- «eSur&l t6f Torre Haute & o'q1oc^. p.''^c roiurning a^ 11 ti. Fare for The Fighting B&ys 5Q ^ntwl twp. AH iWW. The tsi]paj?Ui, assomblo at Headquarters

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^LvThomaS H. .Nelsoj? returnod from hTfcfl«cenM3Rnvae& of the First Distri and'^^aiiiaJ' aUbvte of OSay count y»»{etdft£vv Ili$ meetings have been* in-

^HaWy^^^i1rmnT,7^thnm•haviDc

lwen arano|Hho largest k&lbQ rtonntar pgattierlngB rtf IhTs OHpTWtScat^d campa»g*|- Thfr^loi^l Ijri^gf good report «ot' onlJ.'fr0Jgj tbp first tts11,!Cti.*but frort' all other portioib" of %e State in wbjA. '•he bsslravfele^ ^To^aB^ no doubt of tble

QlecJ^on pf' BalMr^und Cutback.by, a very ^haiia8onio lriajj&riij

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A10AMK dobK.—The

Le^ lieen abetweiSn hfs legs for sevbut his featheraare all up nowt W--jp|ckea 14» Ett tutij^htil, biit

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Aaower 'Vdoater or twb

t-lg ,M"i i- in ABSioHT.—6ener»l «HtaWl WMM.T. H. Nofcofe adMkiUk imaiaaje meeting at Harmo-

^eri^ vs^eb^t fo th^ hi^best ^yt^bee^jqnenoa

i*&» *W3ft ^gecMV® orators atry attft hawearn«d»tfc^ lastof tie vtaioo paHy effedi-

if Has cBy who heardf -*5

VooYBeos on tho^B^p^d Tuesdaynight,

aro vej$ 'naturally enqiiiriBg iito the

osuso of bis beastly personal assault on the

private character of the owner of this pa

per, whonThe had heretofore pretended

to regard as A'paraonal iriend/and v^ecan

tell them, that out ihu?tf consisted in own

ing a political newBpiper, ip the columns

qf which a number of editorial articles

which we did not write, but for which we

are ale pubKflfcfc i§3#eMng

the political'asd official record of the

democratic Candidate fbr Congress, and

oth&r articles copied from other papers,

also reprinted, of the same character. All

those articles were in temporate language.

They did nbt cohtain^a single allusion to

the private character of Mr. Voorhees,

and were legitimate, arguments against

jberatedton-ef Mr: Vtwrhees, such as fil1

feppeefcsbte joarmriB «re io the: -hafeit ^of

ti^qg jo this cauntrj^ The. head and

front of our offending, bath this exttent

no more." Mr. Voorhcres well know whejai

he made his brutal speech, that personal-

|y iro entertained kindly feelings towards

him, and our relations with him had been

Ofuoterruiptadly of a friendly character,

|6ar resdarB wil), with tliisjlight, beftble

to comprehend the ineffable meanness of

ibis alimy traducerr

who skulks from the challenge of his open

enemy, and stabs, Without warnifig, at

{he reputation of a" personal friend, for

^6 other reason, tbfth that he. opposes his

flection on political grounds

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B^r %ar-®KW^aie6if aifpissamma the owner or drivegj «Ptcipated^a3?he alarm bells were rang abd both sttiainers were out promptly, but there was no occasion for their service. Tho cause of the cannot Be guesped, unless some malioffi person placed a lighted cigar, or Bctt4Cbi&g: of tlw fiprt,t in tbe,Jh^y as it waa passing along the-«trQet|.£.-

,^COUNCJL PROCEEDINGS.

CoU^OC' ^BAM»a^, Qgt., 6,- 1868. jCouneil met in tegular, gmiop^with His Honor, Mayor Dook^ly,, |ti tbef chair

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en rouiq

V** 82j& mtt wwife? -rtmtoatl

fsis ihmtv.tii & »i«wsiyjBl 1

Councilmen present Messrs. Allen, Andrews, Chamberlain, Dowlitfg, LawAsj Minshall^Seeburger and Van Valzah.

The minutes 6f last Meeting were read

and

PETITIONS.

A, petition from M. Vaoscoyoci askins a license jBS- City Auctioneer for thri months-Wtt" granted wn ^^'0 sdtao

BEP0BT3.

irThe"C^C«a8w^ port for the months of August and Sep? tember, showing receipts of $18,315 83 and expenditures qL$22,610 -98. The rer port was accepted and ordered to bfe

placed on file. TheSextoa of the City Cemetery sub mitted his report for the month of Sepf

tember, showing a total of nineteen iDeterments, eighleea from the city and onb from the country. Report ordered to bp placed on file. /,:

RB80Ltrn0Ns.^

Resolved,

Remlvid,

Jotifmd

has dis-

r«ovared 4!eW spccios of GAtn« Click, 'a japecinien Jf which it is parading in tt^e Bftie Democratic candidate fdr warmed with spurt and gafii, i' holds up edmiringly to the ^»is exordium, "Look at hinp

-.present. i®us'-.-!i

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TucsdaV' Not lets attend.

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the following,

Mr. Seoburger offered which was adopted:

That the "tin water spouts a

tached to the new Market House be painted, also the-roof of the Market House oD Fourth street be put in repair.

Mr. in shall offered the^f^ll^wjp^, Which was ad«£ted

a A Xt

That an order be drawn upon

"fbeTreasttrer in favor of Ibe-Ttiro mitlad fc^^te hiondre83olliri, bb/fttytrib&ted by Baid Oommittce in pavoierrt of ^C?||tx)n.n«w.,Cistern.

COJCSnTNICATlONa.

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Pbbsonal.—Gen. Kilpatriek was at the Terre Haute House yesterday. He left^ on the evenii^»'4raUi for Vincennef.

Gen. Kimball came in last evening,, and goes to -Sullivan, this morning, whec^,

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I sc.- inn jn TilK SoRri. o'fl feenVstry of the Thtr Ward return tbefir thanks to Mrs. Hugh

Burn?, for ho* kind Accommodation in JpOrmitting them to oconpy a room in her faouse, for the purpose of correcting thole? 1 IStV 1H•• MabtikGBACE,

A. B*tak,:®*1

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John S. Jobdon. tfl

Hay Bubned !—The singular spectacle of a wagon load of hay on fire was wit

bossed on the streets yesterday afternoon Mr.,Miltoo Rogeta aent in a load of hay by a colored cflaft, who drtf^e down' iFouTth street and stopped in front of tbo ipost Office. He jumped down to the pave^ifint, when smoke was. seen issuing from

thp extinguish the ffrc, he was urged to drive imroeaj^yf»|ffe"ri«er, which he jwoceodedj^o do, -the-fl&me meanwhile iam ned to a formidable blazir. As he pasted the south side of the square the rear portion of the load was enveloped iu flame aird a'-fiumber ofmen^ ran up, detaohed the horses and overturned the hay loto the street. Aa J|e drove down Ohio street during the high" wind prevailing at the time the wildest consternation was caused, people running out of the house! ihouting "Your bay is on fire!" "Run for the river!" "Drive it away f' ect The wagon, a new one,, fortunately escaped injury.i~M»did also thahorasai butihe

iSifStim

A communtcation from the Board Health in rogard to the bad condition ^f the fttreet at the crossing of Locust, and

Seventh street,, was accepted, »o4 t|^l4* provecvent of the same deferred fSFt "Z"w

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P»opo»ais were opened for the grad int and gravoling of Walnut street, frem

Third to Fourth' itroet, and Braxton.. Ct^t being the lowest bidder, was awarded tUe

After alloflSn® «aiflryLtiflft,,#io Couq. cil adjonrned. G. COOSEBLT, Mayor

Attest: W. Hakpcb, Clerk."

Attsntioh, Co.

^idktiNo Bots ik

Blui. Yoa are hereby conoaaadfli- tp. assemble *t HeadquaHafc, m» ®avtt'

DragStorfe, Sftb, 1868,4t 8 o'cloak a. sc. A good ttaa.onfe pOcted.

By^ocd^r of^ JAS. «f I Gipt. Co.L John F. O'BKLLY, O. S.

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PROGKBAMME

kkM BCPUHMAN RALLY r.

AT TERRE HAUTE

Friday, October 9th,

III-ninti nmrnqmou !&•:>• GEN. CHAS. CRUFT, Pres't of the Day.

0ratq«8 ov. ip Dat—Gov. Ogleaby, Gon. KilpatncK, Gen. Elimball, Hon. "Wm. Wallace, Uol. R. W. Thompson,

Tho column will form in the following order fighb^rlsling on Ohio street, heading West:—

Spe&kpjrs^ Pre^det^t /yf thai Day if nd Be ception Commitloe in carriages. ^irst Battalion Fighting Bovs in Blue. Arttillery, £r§rmap Grant Club and different Wajd drganizatioils in city. Delegations of Footmen arriving by Rftilroad. Tout's Brass Band. garrison Township Delegation, mounted and in carriages. !\Vagdfts representing the different Traaes

I and Associations. Cuqaa's Brass Sand.

private character,

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Gen,H. D. TVaahburn, Hon. Thomas H. N§!bob,''Mijof'W. w. Carter.

Committee or Reception—W. K. Edwards, J. P. Baird, W. R- McKeen, J. H. Hager. W. B. Tuell, j. (3-. Crain,

L. Ryce, W. E. .McLean, L. .A..Bur-

nett. ifPf ah0^3s I ORDKB OP DAT PROCESSION.

tfiH

Sugar Creek Fayette

LINE OF MABCH.

West on Ohio to 6th, south on 6ih to

Walnut, vest on Walnut to 3d, north on 3d to Ohio, we3t„on Ohio to 2d, north on '2tt'to Main, enstrN&h M&in to Fair Ground.

All footmon in tho procession desiring to take cars to the Grounds will break from the column to the loft on 11 th street-

Each delegation is expected to be in ireadiness to take position in lins at 10 yclock ir.

Procession will move promptly at 11.

The following gentlemen have been

^appointed Assistant Marshals, and will report to tho Chief Marshal in front of the Torro Haute House, promptly at 9 o'clock

Maj 0 Smith Col Hallowell Capt Jas O'Mara Rankin Capt Henry Barthol-PB O'Reilly omew Capt A Goodwin Lt Geo Farri ngton Capt Theo Marion Jolln HeiBjl j^'i Vitfeut Washington 4 1 1 1 W Lapf oohn McFar-Col W W Norris lane O Brown Capt Stunkard Capt Jas Boord Capt W Thomp-Lt A Morris son, Jr Horace Blinn (nLt A Crane m^'W W Casto

C. F. Gil^iobjc, Chief Marshal.

Torehlight Procession.

OBDEB OF FB0CK«8I0N.

The -iKig&fc :of th6 «olum':, under command of O. J. Smith, will consist of all mounted men. They will report for torches at the new Mackot House, corner of 9th and Cherry streets, and will form on 8 th street, riglat rafting on Ohio.

The Center, under ccmmand of Major Wm. D. MalK^wifl'cbnsist of 1st Battalliqn F. B. i,n B., -German Grant Club, Delegati6nS from each ward on foot, arrivals by. railroad, and all unassigned bodies of footmen. The first named organiza^ions wijl .receiye torches at their res^etijp ^a|quai5terfc Tttf last named wjll be furnished at the same point as mounted men—will form on 7th street,

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The Left, under command of Captain John fipneySwfll consist of ill carriages, wagons*and "trade representations, formed on Main street, right resting on 7tb.

vpmiffii *490$.'

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Weston Ohio to 6th, south on 6th to Walnut, west on Walnut to 3d, north on 3d Mulberry* east on Mulberry to 7th, south on 7th to Main, west on Main to Court House, where all torches will be it

Assistant Marshals will report for duty at the Tain-Jfaufce Bouse promptly at ei o'clock.

^applied

•withlbrehies Snfli Mj before Wviock. Procession will move promptly at 7J.

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A TRIP WITS JUDGE EVOHFS. AlaHoldenon Voorhees. I f0""-

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J^ICMPHAM^CAPIIIBE .OP XAWBENCE COTTSTT 3BAKD PROCttSSlOK ASfi 'STTTltHJ'' DISPLAYS. .•

Bloomington, Oct. G, 1868.

Editors qf Express:

At it bas become

cu3toiHaiy of latefor all greatjmen to carry reporters around with tbem for tho purpose of informing the public as to thp punier of times thoy eat during the day, boxy often they chango their under clothes, &c. I, omulous of Mr. Holders example, have determined to give you an account of a trip with Judge Hughes. I presume Mr. Holden's certificate can be had as to i|» trugi, if he is tyjked for it.

At precise^ ten- o'clock, Sept. 30th, the cavalcade of Judge Hughes loft Bloom-

ingtoirr itconsisted of seven elephants four bjtnda of music, OSS'"WagOft containing two dry goods

boirti ttled with paying cards, two nigger b£bje^ pfcce of* artillery and the Jwige's parfcji-iiiAbout two miles from B. it w4L aBcertSli^ed thst a lock of thjo jfi^M halr-^fis iftlftis fhrrf tUmre was a

grekt rush a? to whoahould have tho honor of arranging it^s-JBvtty five milea the party stoppeff^and played a game of

At Spricgfioidla delegation of Choctaw Indiihs met the Judge with t*mboreetii, each having a turkey feather in hfe

headJ ^'This wa*, ^indO&btodly, one of the grandest displays of tbe season. The

?f'Chl8f :(BiBy "Sggcl±n«a,1 made-a very apjwoprjte JHrt? of aboat eight hours

in.

length, to which Judge Hagh«(i

with irteso many enllgbtened fellow beings! aQ«ti-{

^enb« that although I cannot have youi ^Dtes I still onjoy your respect. After* this touching little episode the Judge burst into tears and was conveyed

Uriderly to his carriage, the whole party fanning him, and the bands plnying "the

Lord is my Shoperd." At Bedford the party wcro mot "by seven Dutchmen, dressed as fftrio3' commanded by Mr. A. B. Carlton, Wbo' wa# in the coetume of a Highland Ohl£

The music was excellent. One tf th#r most noticeable of the pieces played tje* ing an air from the Italian opfera of "Swanky" entitled "Da's Good Lager Beer," This was undoubtedly orio of tho grandest displays of tho season.'

At Gee's Valley they 3S?ero disposed to mob Judge Hughaa, but after bim .telling them kindly to ''vote as they shot":—or.

words to that effect—and Capt. Martin of the gun equad, politely intimating tbat there might be several

aminations required, peace reigned.

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ion from Clay county. L®r Greek 10 wnsfaip, Otter Creek 1 1

Kevins Linton Pierson Honey Creek

Judge slept well, .^al!. tm*

sir .11 jttfcsTrothfuilys^hliw,

Bloomington to-day.

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post mortem ex

The fiendish malignity of th¥-Republi-can party was here demonstrated.' Judge Hoghes was "noticed going into lbe Wood? to meditate the party waited khxiously Jor his return when be called far a copy

of the Terre Haute* .JcHit^al.^*'1^' atterwards a party of faraaera paaipg near tho place where the Juogabadhqen found not Only the paper aforo,raeiitiohed but copy of tho Hon. D. Voorihecs'

speech. Will the peoplp «ibm^ J,ni

:g,

The nigger babies wero-w'th ns pn tbe canvass, This is a good sign. When-the nigger babies take so much interest in the campaign -we are mire to win.- Jadge

Hughes ate beanB the first day. Hughes blew bis r.ose frequently* Tho

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state iTEm- S-

Gems. Kilpatbick and Lew Wallaco •will speak atk Eviatisville oh Fridiif.

Gov. Mobton and Will Cumback will address the grand mass meeting at

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Leopold Alexander, of Kosciusko county, has filed a petjtio'n in bankrupt ar il w«'6?'-3 ,w»b«* «3 ufcffi .r

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Sevebal Prominent Democratic load

ers In Evansville have been prosecuted for perjury in connection with election frauds perpetrated at tho last election.in that city. The developments aro cxcood ingly rich. If there is c^Bch a:thing as getting an honest jury in Vanderbmg county a number of those respectable"

scoundrels will go'to the ponitontjMy. -r :—«•. o'j Dak Yoobhees makes a feroci«H3 de nial that bo ever spoko disrespectfully of contemptuonsly of Union"eokliOt®. -Too many have heard Vooirhees iise language of the most offensive kind toward soldiers He denounced tbo causo for which they fought, and Bpit upon the flag they held sacred. He refused, es a member Of Con gress, to reinforce them in the fielder to supply them with food and clothing.Voorhees the friend of the soldier He loves them like the Devil laves holy wa^ ter.—La

Fayette Couric

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The Brass Band tournament that was to have been hold at Franklin is not abandoned as has been stated. It will he "held in Indianapolis at MorriSotfs 0{»|-a

Hall, on Thursday and Friday, Novem ber 19th and 20th. A cordial invitation^ is extended to all the Bands ofLftftiana All bands wishing to attend, and not yet done so, will please give notice to O.

Leisher, Indianapolis, who will ftrtniehj the music to be played in grand concert by all the bands. "i

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A Knightstown special 16 the In dianapolis

Journal

gives tho following re

port of the great Republican Mass Meeting held at that place on the 6th Tho largest Mass Meeting ever held ia this vicinity, was held hero to-day: Among the speakers were General Kilr patrick and theJIoD. Sobuyler Colfax.' The latter gentleman made a short speech at the depot while enroute to Cambridge City, at which place be spoke this-aftifr-noon. The greatost enthusiasm prevail

The crowd is estimated at 25,00(f.?3^hJ town was most beautifully decorated! Three large arches were on Main streot,1 and flags were floating from every house top. One of the flnest fwturesijcfjho occasion wa3 a beautifully decorated carriage containing threo young ladfesi rep. resenting national colors^-tea, woft'e and blue. This is said to ba onoof tbo finest affairs"9uriog the'

fey.:

literally alive with people, and will give a handsome majority fortue Repubiicati ticket on the thirtoanth. Old Henry id good for two thousand

majority.

In tho evening there were about 10,000 people at the depot to-bid fardwell to our gallant soldier, Kilpatriek, who fought tho rebels from 1861 tp. 1865, and is again In the field, fighting, as ho terms them: Northern traitors. He "itaade a ehor' speech, in which he exhorted tha noble soldiers to not forget to vole as tbey shot, and as tho train came in they again welcomed the gallant Hoo^ior Boy, tfchtiykr Colfax, who was aboard the train, bound for Indianapolis. Tho enthusiasm was uncontrolable. Tbey greeted him with

rounds of applause, and carried" him to platform erected near the depot, where he made a five minutes' speech. As the train started they carried him to it, and then tho ten thousand throats opened1, showing by thfe the tremendous cheering their approbation of tfyeir gallant son. After tbe train imd leftj ihe osowd formed a torchlight procession and .marched through the streets amid showers of fireworks and tremendous cheering, and finally dispersed to their homes, all well pleased with their dfty'd. work. One beautiful feature of the day was that. not ohe drunken man Was,, to

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Lb^~flpme wttre'qaitrdSI^

i«d*y2(Wodne8d^y) forey(bon, L^aUvaV Poeket Book Containing a sum of nosey aids photograph. The flndflv will be rq* wafdod by returning to rtfti ?Riilfte OHjr

.Not Movai) Y*t.—W« shall romove during tho month of Octbber to the new and ojogiot Store, 170 HaTn atrQet, Dem^ in a so a it is re a

I dtf O.Wima AGd?''

MJLLiXEB^plrs, lu Tolg5r,.five'door8

s^iitto df the Post Offioo,-jias ustr pftanpui from this olwt, Vttb a large arid dholce as* art men of iail^no^y, ^somo voity^fitlo bonnets, ribbon andTvelyotfi, now0stj$e&,

Tbom|ion?s

orlf rjdslde^'i^-ii^lifrTous dis.trictt :ftrthe rftflk^ 'xljeii .'bottv&i °j}f West ahd^ South, there ean be no doubt but a care ful use of Robwetes Stomach Bitters with the food would tfnrely b» the jnekns of warding "off actual diaoaso and' enabling them to bear up unaffected whoro, wiih out the Bitters, they wouML likely have to succumb tho disease They strengthen 'tono'aiid irivigorate, i,i^,ijgQ9tidnJand incronse -tha appetite. sell-dwlm

OYSTERS GTSTEBS! OYSTERS '. I !—, Largo,Juo and fat fresh every day, at Ray & Bftiloyr' 6dtf.

FOR SAiJr^^H» ,MAcmi?t^Anjsr porsoa wishlj^lo .pjirchaae.agqod secoi^l hand Singer Sewing Machine, on reason able tfirms, can be accommodated by calling at No.! Sft Nortli Fifth atroot, qr on

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Abticles op Association of tbo Fort Wayne, Muncio & .Cincinnati Railroad Company have been filed with tbe Secretary of State. Tho road: will run from Muncie through -Blackford and Wells to Fort Wayne, a distance o| 64 miles The capital stock is $500,000, divided into fifty thousand dollar shares., Thed%act ors for the first year, are Lewis Woft^ington, J. M. Kidenous, William Beck. etts, D. T. Haines, J. W. Donohuc, William Woods and Russell Potter.

patronage. .Our aim wlli nbe^-tp merit it io.futUre ad:ih:'the -pastryMrs StrauB- will: -|»®idtf'?Wet1ibcrRetait D®. partmciikl!, an^ liappy

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Jeweler.

Patent Glove Fitting:Gor-

teet% Strum ih, Zephyrs and Silk .for pito* broidery, fancy, baskets, "new "fit 4oop Skirts^ ChenUle, DpeaaTrimpiiPgs, Jewelry, gilt and silver Frtogee, Oil Silk ajtid a largo 8ssortmentnof EmbraideH^, Which she will sell at the"lowest prine^ 8-d3t. srfr ••liS

C)SSTlTOTJOTrAL:

-'1

For. RENT AND SALE.—Fott. reittp ano of the best bum ttiM stiitnds in thd Sty, being1 on

!Main

''streot, T?ith a oil esff

(ablishod trade

ionsi together withagood dwelling, smoke house and stablo, on thSj 8flm0 premisoB,-~ And with the samo is for salo a ^llt selected stock of Grocertqs.and provisions, with tj\a good .will of1

the

Ofe-'r

aog' her ^.'jCuttome^s. Qur old

stand oa: Foutth: fltreet'will also be cotttinued with "a full a^rortment of iBVery,thin^ i^onriin^ '«5fcO0-.'f:

Two Cab Loads 6f Baled Ha^, 1^0 brls. Markles XXXX White Wheat Flour, num#ott*%rand8-o?Hihe best Fam-

Bfl looo, 7ie::olaH8D

-.v i.

29-Bept-dtfc. ,fr

c.'!

The town waS

uJ§#d

'l"ll TBflj

Dtsterjs'Ces.—There

a,re many .conatituiiQps.so ii(liere^tly d'efeettve=in. energy ae.l^d^ife gr^at^ene ^t frop?1^^mSdfefate ^iie & pure liquor qombi'nfii7wfthi iucti vegSable medicirtes and exttftcts as. enter into the composition of Hobaek^Stottach.Bittors, and there are

cafiiopa^use* If health^ persoaa are*tDBpo»edr to urn? Us^al and"Conti nued. ftiertion in confined t^ 6 h.eaf of Jibe.sub, or

th§f

induonce-ipf depre^siog watcbful^esa by travelxsgi and change of diet

trade. Enquire

JfloBPO»D

«Si BouDIWOT, Atty^s.

WJffEN you want: fresh Oystert by the dish or can, go to

-?oa 'rnriw

fits

4gss.i:

'Oij

THiBp^BjfpBY -^ooms over Englea_ & Tutt Boot ami ^Shoe store tor .Tent ateb frontrtoip "on

r., .irrrirOioSJHim^ IRemova^.—Austin,- ShrycHardware store is

Blgqk.

ro-'

f,iI

o? :~gi

^rell as practical kniMile%e of tho art of ipaklng and rroairhig Watches, I am able to %ill patrjirt29 me.

$y prompt, dow att^oUOQ and never Tsryhig-fc^p Jhti line of tte cpdst]

i^ays to Buit thejeyes exaotly.

StrtJp at'

j-:

'. New MittiNEBT 3top|i.—S. L. Strau^ of No. 10 South Fourth, is now moving to -149 Main street, lately occupied by Mrs. M. A. Walter, "^q do not wiairtffc praisopar goods.or our w®y dealing. The ladios- know already where to: And the handsobiest ^ooik »r'ttte#i» e§t pficfes,7 Mbl haW shSwn thM. t^'tbejr

ticnlarfl |j

RehR-T®!).—. Shryefr &«-Co'i

,tii? *4?5' sj^:ed ^jantf pre'&ervec C-- I.TtotBY'aij r- ^bia*

Fruity at tol dtf.®*-''^^

,| •—i

r, AtrfTXH & GBTOaB^c., successors tp W. Rippetoej uglf centiimeto (teep a foli id it to a country prp^uce,,^ and ropular st^pd.

0-:. fjarf

NtCE^j dtf.

:?iusciK

.oV' I).r.

HomceopfftlH^j jlias removed his reeidoac, to No. 41 South Fifth streot, second hons0 sodtii of Poplirr Atrree^ Office as hereto^

fdrO, N6.19 S.^thrT£lMfitroO,Ws 2^tf. ,jc:=

-rrr-.

(A^eth^ftwHh

ibe.B®tti

re ii

Tbe Salem

Observer wgnjof

ney: "By gentlemanly deportment,^ batit^ of tnannorsj 40d bi§ "aloS"inriA method of treating disawes, hrtg^x®.

ed for himself a wbo wffi welcome iia rehwn. ^ra«y Sa

tan period.

him to the afifcttff wbirtWt iflay £o.'\

dlt "V

r.%11 the latest flavel^fP' '"ay of Trimmip^

Aleo, ft choice soleeflon of Velvets, Fe«li* Ms, Flowers, &c, kept constantly oil

.4*

so\ fy StX^z.,

ttvv: tt NjUivi^ "V|

®f"/nm1ni»

trafara ta" nft rnllf dtf iQysters comingto Jbe

establtthmefntVtat Nd. 81, Maia street, up stairs, where tbey" are prepared lb-do all kinds 6f1fiFrcMr?a53r®S^"telMf!ng7 wSll i^eatness 'sffl ahd fitting

4c«e^(^er ^aJjor^flptice.v, ,, Work guaraiiieeaio g»ve «nlire Bfctisfaction. -1 «aedTCo¥ tq»M» ic.-aoifi#. _-ias

Fob SalEt-s-I wishi to qeU my repidei ica

on strawberry .ftil^-. Of exchange for

propsBty,

ee»l«»Uy

latom

and wator,-

r^H|r

beqawi .Qxcoisr^ii

lil 4i1 -ft ir.jr.i

C|iLEBEATED. CoVJlVOISIEUBS KlD

Gloves, we offer in a ,£omplqte assbrtro^ntofco^rs^fo^ith^^i^t timfl in JJjjs in^kel,. i^eo, Alexandra ajd^^Danton Kidfij^al} n^mbfii?. a,nd .colors.^ 42ffSlKC.E^&Co^

7^—

Remeubeb that We' will sell goods cheaper than any other'bonse in thei city. 'GBEiNEB fe FOBB SST,

M',k

.'Cor- 3d ahrl Ohio Sts.

Sam F, BAp?iJp js go#|)g t| make Oysters •specialityi ihatefar* iCM offer in a 1 I ni n-Jrnt

WAKTBD, SiftJAf koN.-—A disabled sol•di^r of the.Ar&V of tli^'Pofohjac, bavihg lost JbU arm ^t.tbe second battle of Bull's

Run/ desires* situation that will.issift him to mflihtaih his fartiil^J' Ho 'Write# ar'

gp6p^( .bixsin.esa J)gn^

i§£ $64

to. oall' at th^jQffice,"

in Groceries and provis-

the leo fnd.ii]

fflO^gldjW flew**'

a30^Gi6 ,.

T9 raw

fii.

fl--

•0.1. RiPLSY'^j

Wanied.—^ Coek al tho "National .^Loose-rne oUierS/, apply. Good wages will bespaldi Ijtf

WrA Jtes***-

Sh'l bSI :".??• *'f vw*-

the

%$'i

iGooDT^A.W^

ADV

:py

v^AH^99oik*»irT. of Fieneh ^ilt a#^ i&{«bastier Orqamental Ctocka at Joini .4 Frganaii's, No- Wafreg Bloclr.

Tea Stores torn any where id* tta| tbs tet^ict of those

tested. fi^Op

cam*» can biBX gjjods .eha^p a| parents at OwlM(r.4j JtaKKfliji

s'-t

^c^Oii^knt

|»»d- bpok ife^pejf, WAT^ la ^e!°* jgraph offlcqt 5 -wn ^operator. AWy 000 wanting b(flp of thia ^ind' li ^re^vi^sted

,b actually, lt^ in

liberal use t^the famouA -f'-Barrelt's .Vegetable Hair Restorative" ot%bt to imjEWlt, many,,times %*teength of jhat doughty ^cientiwamo^'.Jb* thera is no!«n»4J| will not roach, .grojjjffly.

(a^heo^£?U

will not roi H. Patriot.3 dWIt1.. sr,rS

TBE ^i|tsT Pbeuium^-B. eeivQ^jbbsiflrat pnioainm'.i* 9t«^ Fai^" 1)«|-Bk'itt#«»aatt

liftm J&tit j'.i '"J y~-

|»hy«i

dftns fonDyfepeptics, on account of it# tbhlc p^bpwties Ati^rity,- aid its- 'deH

of .all Bzes SferWhitei «Bd' Gray1

'-is* etQMIft-

".""""V •••~'-Trr

:i"

-'t'i iff

B- Weibz received, on Qverv Ingtt&ft

fp| best fifcoe ocK?

LbcAtiiofi%Es.

larg^sjtgland-in thAboi#,' ud ber of ii'sMBM. Now thea, la th« time

Feed

ily Flour, Bge^^our, Corn, Oa-to, I o! all kinds CemanV-Plaster Pari?

WPPf

&c„

fec-_ Foj~#ale by. -rl udlW R. W. BIFPETOE & Cotonaoq :§n ahd 2 Dowling Hall." 3

^www«*weh.«8f1f-

ad Tica-ii fouBdedon^fp^fl»nF«, and .followed. Tlw Bl&wp J^^1aM(it«uce^wftl «ay"tiiliou? •peciflis' gttant^ ^a^|lalrigh in4qned tf jnedlcal ^*9* dcnUcs, aoc&ff l&ci' fho livft fltatrloto whero^ tiiese complaints prevail, ought *of jf ,%jjfgac«w

aaibn^ob ni Ydna'I^a ^W

t'lfta Tr^rril ?if In v*lt Giis miiblDIiau

A2. URENE eOVGEHTBATED

IWimPobM BACH TWINTV

r'-o

etna* KhH lift* nff.TS fffi .IBfU

lie»lifiy5?]vr^ PoiidrTd4 TO^_wa-l 'WISki'low tati».!1fwo -Wag^^Wttf and aapply all Basinets Hoosetan# rrlvatiiPani.

Mto^r,'\Hth

^fferPiW,'Sl(355r™

A.h

M1SJ .!• —v.. f.l ."r°il f! VisffTHBs FARMBR^S'bAoa nj

f, ofiV FAB^SE C'OUlffXIV ^, A HoaiAt.'tiik fiii

?trf a: baa aoilledet^lJ

m'l

.E.liJO?

Ladies, Take Notice^I will ope: in Wednesday Sept. 30tb, a. haadsom^

assortmertt Patterii Bonnets an2( HM'

have bad dsalings with H. B. Smith ft/rl

forheasribld 0SS. TJr.'.' Ralph Wilson, '••n'-l-.f.

i"W li W«4®sn»fcse.i nWirgeAitdan^I'sfcrro

iSSSfif: ir^tS-SSS^s?'-:

aMtf

it'ZK

as,

tdtnrtr.

James.TaclJsoB, ki5W?(f^'4!

iBMt

among tha

"t* tl

-4i" Tfj.

LET DS HAVE PEA1

ialii

vtumrnuuM

^A«Wi».-» t"

3iove to tie new. apd eieganf store built 4r "us in thft new^Demiog Block.

«tuNATiRiiie«( mm

AT THE

FAIR GROUNDS,

NEAR TERRE HADTBi-ON

®8N. NATH. klMBALL,

am b*~g:

gtti* A

nSt*:,

HOI. WM. WALLACE, .jwrij-.-' *••.- .•

's*r*

__coL.it:*: fiMfii,

aiKVfflf.

ft. WiSBMllll,

AM HON. MAS. H. IBLS0II.

The Ms aro e: to come.,

i' '*1

ar«

it*b

net

tyome

—,'lbuU

arc ei to come,

fe-5-

iTt

All who wish for the Peace aid Prosperity

'K the Conitry are expected to

4K iao

*1#

OOMBONS! COME AIL I

t&iagoxui, on Horseback,^

{UK *•*., JffWfc

attni

•MP

DRY GOODS.

JBTZT.f.r t,.t IS

-not

Frklay, Oetrter 9.

Tbe fefldlrlag speakers bare signtSrd tbelr aeneptanca of the inritktion, and will poritlady e«

vlj }f' V.:1

GOT.

lft»ted-: i.u-,uA-, mat-

OGliDIBT,

tmrT -J 6Fnit,TN01S, «p

•fi.-'.

rte*

-W

-'W

i-s fl'

''Theday's eatertaiament it£11 cloio wltB a 'J3.1a.UU HO.W

rLI»OMIJTATION!

i—4.-

it«d to the larReit delegttioli eat-

•K tsi

-1 'L 'i H*V t1 f'.v toiutri

T,'y .f.

iaE iA8i untv

H0i\. B. w! fBOHMON

Will address tho people at Court Bouie

Sqafert,Monday evening, Ofct. I^tb.

County Canvass.

Township Meetings will be held at the following times and places: LOST CRBEK TOWNSHIP—At Township House, Thursday, Oct. 6th, at c&Adle lighting Speeches will be made by Col. W. E. McLean B&ft. IL Hamilton and O. W. Bar boar.

Tbe oawUdates for connty offices will be present. &U are invited to attend distinction of party. The -Bepnbncan organftttiotis of the towuhipe are requested to be present.

TittJadlef are«p»cially iatUed to attend/

MEXTura nr Hohst Crcxk.—Colonel Jobn

Baird

and

Heunj H^fey

Hon. John G. Crain

will speak at Mount Pleasant School

Creek townihip,

a £a1t

disoaasioft

forg

the issues be-

I:,!: ,•

A Mass Msbtino will be held! at New Ghoshem next Tharaday- night, the eighth instant. Speeches will be mado by Hon Hr©. STOtran3~Hon. E. Hamilton. Hon James Johnstoh is invited, and is expect

ed to be present. .... ii V. .. .c.-

Fifty 0S5TS is the price of a 20 spring SbirttflB. Weiaz' SMjrt Fa«K»ry, No. 12, Sooth Fourth Btreet, Terre Haute, [7,dntf

NoTIc* of Cbahqb.—J5. R. ilobbina havinK retteiVed hit bueinees etand to 6th street oetweea JiUin and Ohio, is prepared tgrfarni^h bis «VNtomers withrGardcn *nd ^ldiMfts, Lime, Cement, ftaster Paris, "fTonr, Feed «6» Give him a call dtf E- B. Bobbxhs.

Ue-JfAsrcx PAiKnro.oie«»i eentleme^f

WBf

IJWt .AKB RSitill continue* ta ja

kiwfe of ladtea1 an fa» «ay fashionable

else kas a praetieal ttnlot engaged

V?tpr.

(ef^«K»Oysters.

trwitf

JLLUJL

E N N a

v«

IFINE LINB^

•kattw

A E

f*t

J' Ptf-t -.t' -Xt Jtl

'A'

«. .3

BEVE

lOJi m\

1B0CHE

-frf

W-

•r I' {,?.'»% i- fSi

IllAIS

Afr.

LONG AND SQUARE

?.'

9*fmta at iiyjjuj

-«y 3fc4. {OP' :«i4

latfrfaNSitj! uu

A N E tf:..

-amfiti-.v'rj

~?~M

IS*

w'S

•m i-n'i-ANS^-Z.,-.

fiUfs "s-iss-i. 3-f 1^1

lsl%r-

-*4tm:

i" hut?

n. irmsaf-e

SUA. r-.

rjn

f-A#

ft ill

AWLS

-ii-ijitiSi, -C? t4J.

V*' \«8M

-fi

r«

bwtf :i

fc^S-v

I^Mtfegant and Jew 1

r.,.

fe- {fajt-w -1

I S S E S S A W S

^#"6* si i^vf tv.

iwi'sT-wa ta

.1,

there.

-j). u. fi*

1::-'

rT7T.-0'»'s

.%•

ShoiMer Shawls

-1$.

'?!oC pi^i9j»T (wifefojf

'-jc -vr»

I-ISBT -M

KDSALL A Cdf

Cor. 4th and Main

wj.

v's In

•T5 .4»

.It'

01R FALL ST0€K

izi }3 iio.'rt stif t£f« 0- ,»Sg}} 11

-£5?« fcfii jts&itod tai-

***$&Is now complete. Weoflfei •i»- .'"JIat

GREAT

GRAND

•65 srti! tli." tei -?«a Ti

PRIICSSS101V

mammi "»v 3- it .l4HP~*a

kzsrw.y. vsneaaxast

"is

s4fwc-1?.

ti»!» ft »#r"2 i\ .1

eft'-* j.iiM IN

Hi'

A Mfiuii frtJluwi #.• .*•• .CiMttHt Js :SIWT5 toSFfld jlc 9*({'

.Jffl ^sicrnKKCT

ft f-.3L-. KI

Tfcomlay

evening, October itb. Men of all parties ktb reepectfiilly invited to b« present and listen to

,t&r$£ jftioi4s

DRESS"GOOBS!

•ottsrt MfjM&etf aril •. 1j| |.t'tejirtisyirfA -few .W»S5*«I» fcef-.Aarfl

\h*X be*

r,-i

r"'i

7 j|

S A W S

3THT

'i PTTii1? t^nTf

I A I S ,riwajLoam

9m'

,o%

eiil-UOfiKOIHlK 0,tet!q*p

.aTATfi ?:,T TK C^jfgTKAirj

BLANKETS!

.-3« trfl BTTHOWra JA»y?R

tiexMa&a koicsciv

it *»iF)

»}W« ri«a tms .ewsdw

sko ,T

4m ^p: efJ?" r» t«

*3ri fkJ3 *41 1e sjlfi it* v* A" 2

~yy.

•I

*ffi

rttiSi jr. Siu TTJvTITVtf bat TBOIR

)i-5»isi

ti* "jlttift 0U TBt» iwt

t'-.'l -f

c! fi,itjfU

rtun

trieintea^j

&c.3 Asc.j &c.

ii9( .#« rqbtt* ami mrm 'IffiK'Jfi I prvr/u-'-,^ .^csaM

um-t umimxr

•••il ill

We have also a large Stock of

Jut r-MHt*S r-fii :&sm t"»*

Bwestie

KHfK

immmu awtr*'.* sm Pxomtfc

4ImnIS

/i t^«rtwr~o^gar i«:

WSi

t.*- .....'.CAaw,-.

mpiim

LOW.- PRICES

erf."

,ieo .-nim

•itai

Oatt aid Look »t onrStimL

tJlfl ,r

a a.-i ailLdeeftrirt

^-r''

CORNELIUS HAWIIBfy,

t, Vi '*S*+

W!J

•.

Corner 3d and Main Sts

^s^bsSk^jist-

fears'' tes,«