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Satarda? MorntngToctober IQtb, 1868

ilepublican Ticket.

GEN. ULYSSES S. GRANT,, Of IiHaoi*.

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The"Bedford

O L. Vallakdigham,

r«iJ fci

mii% W*j£lBdlaaa»,-

)ii'- wist?

fi'OB aOVEiSOS,

Coi. CONBAl BAKES, of Yanderburgb.

MEfTESAXIrOOYEUEOB,

Col.WILL

CUiltJACK., of Dccatur. BaO»8TiatyO»l CTiW. .fcB'WW

A.THOTTBAK, orcws.

Jroa ACDXToa or biate.

Majoh JOHN X). EVANS, of Hamilton.

SVLU.TJSSTmi£Si Jiartlti*..

rausewaTKi'oP'fHM sTTramre corat OetOTCl JA3IJ»'p. BJ&ACK, of Marlon.^,.

"#OE «T&WsT OEKKBAI,

"roaVma

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T8.*li. W1LLI&MSON, of Putnam. na vtebimekmst or fvblic inbtucctios, BARNABAS 0. HOCUS, of Wayne,

E ME TO AT A tO

BENJAMIN r. CLAYl'O'jI., ot Ifaj'etto. l-oa EUCCTOJt, E1T.T3 EWT11JCT, 0\*~ATS E. E. RO.sE, of Lawrence.

of Grtcut

9»cbj:8SI,s ,5** rE«S of'Clay.

1?! MAX'WELL, of Furlre

If ok. SA^IUEfc

roa

M09CCCJW6

atk-bkev cossaw fifa* cccst.

'^Lincoln bsyonc'ts hro shouldered lor

cold-bk*nMit~~

14 &

-P^tcccTatic:

motto W reoembwe^. __ •3*^ .^^maarrra** ih^h^UlfcintHtfo] will bo ft :nnc v-'f4t ©eft. GfcKS* at the, head of lk« army," 50 says Q*»]

i'RAKK BLi.ii'. is p,edged, in hisl BkoaBHEas -4WM, ^ltfek--secured his, A*15*10

Tee jownal,

nal

'"'1 —1 »"*3

VcoiiHEEB'bullivftu county

/nart-smeni

ar? shearing in the Indi&Dap^l'S Siniino-lf, jf^hTTiTijiTt''ftnf "-titsv'' fiptjecher, and that they didn't hear ifcoj ftrst ^nn.

"•"GffSrmr, Blaib specch at Pittsburg the, gonstructron of his revolutiona-j ry letter. Inptead'of denyiDg or qualifying its contonts, he openly reavows: them, find mahes even bolder threats upotrtheT»9«cf and^ilignity citizens,

plodding aleug, aa usua

a month behind its cotemporariea of the DemocraUc press, has jnat picked tip Del\fabs batch of exploded lies. Thero no o&ein this county outide 'the

Joitrl

ofElcc, who is ignorant enough to be deceived liy. such, falaohooda.,.

If there is a single voter in this Dis^ trict who has

not

.been t^opigbly posted

in the political record of Danibl "W.' VooBHSEa, let him bo furnished •with the article "Kesp It before the people,'» which Is published on the third page ef this paper. Tbo timo of work is Bhort, Let the usoplo have the facts. 'JKSJC^s&Errtt

^Thb Journal

6f yesterday oontains A

pretended speech of Hon Jam^SHuohss. It Is enough to say.tbat JudSe Htioaii haa denounced thai- report as lu_ and has proved it to be such. This fapt however does not prevent the

Journal

from circulating H. That paper profors forgories to genuine "matter.

[QO

As EACH of tbo Southern States organ! iz«d governments and fitibscribed to the Constitution of the United Statos, they fcftvo aflkect tp be admitted into the XJa^ ion Thoir cdmissipn' has met vfith the st^lnuouB opposition of the Demecratic party. That party, by tbis action, prove! itself as much opposed to a union of States now as it did in 1861, when it manned and flrecHbU'••cannon boating upen Sump* ter.

Independent

inquires Will yott vote for tbe gallant Major WitUAMsWiax Oartjib, -ifupubli* can candidate for Copgrcsj, who went to the war and nobly did bis duty, protecting your homes and your firo eidoa from tbo rutlloss rebels murderers and nssassins, cr will you vote for tho man who snid: I sny to yvu, »uy constituent*, that, a'Hyoor roV-reaor.tftiivo, I wjII

vote one

cone

have hacn vcrv much inceneed at the report circulated"Uy the «IndianapoliB sr«\*lnef. and other Democratic papors,that "Wwl- ~Rt.atr in a spoech in Indianapo« lis in 1860, "stigmatized Democrats as

gratified If

?"gio§.

thereto,yg:

without you 1

pertinently

ntver

mm, cr one grin,

t6 tho

aocaialstnitica of Abhah^m tlNCOLN, fio m«he wir ou tbo South?'

Wo learn frop thd[i ndf|5apoli3

Journal

that Govsesoh Baebb hes received carnost :9VH"atic2s,f^a^o to'Now York aftor ibo feloctiot* in aifr town State, nnd aid ft the-cuB»a^a there.' Although she ht8,caraed rcspito from further Ubpr hi^ 'wflubu? cfttnpslgt! "sit hqmq,itj3 thonfbt he will-aeeept tho invitation, nnd ma^o limits wuiTjbor of apoaches in f:ivoy'^tl^jBion' la' 'ffie oaipiro State. At tha'close of his joiot debate with SeaRtor HSKDBICK3, this invitation may be considered a groat complimont to the ahUity with whioh he conducted .his (•hare of that discussiop ,e s*^

a man banished

the ccuntry for irntt o/i,

and who aele^-as

tho spy tf the "Oonfederate goternnaent" after lie ran the blockade and reached Canada,

toas th« man fclecfed fo'nominate

Seymour

(A« convention

The presenta

tion of Mr. StTMotrn's name by__auch a man to a convention corn posed of jiii'h mflterialftjwas reccivc3 with the nrilfiostipplBuso, as It was ilt it should bej antl he was accepted ap their candidate by ac clwoation. Wads Hampton, and N. B. Forbsbt, and

,!Aimibal:'

Semme? and

"wwy «Ael in the convention, claimed ?h!« nomination as concession to thoir demands, and boasted

thai by histlec-

$**!), .'would $iin all they had

lwt by ihe failure cf ike rebHlion,— 1

His record during the war, &nd his reais^tance since to a restoration of the Southern States to tiie tJnion, except upon w?cls ctttditidnB as the rebels might approve, justified this confidence in hfs

tation

to their purposes.

adap

WgWr

reP°rt

a publlic denial to-day in hia speech. It woa^be oonsoling for Be#ofcf«s|g hear him ie&ltWl odghfc^xls&ly, increase his vote—especially, ifhe could get Mr. VooBEtixs jjff'fauik up .f&Cental -with a few Sullivan jmua^|)emQcraUg gffid* vift", 4iti

Mewl

Blair's Choice arto Bsdfellow.

Thaxk BXJXK

Will probably addr«s

th»D«nocracy of this city to*day. Amtag tba hard things which JT&aitk has publicly uttered against Democrats Is the declaration made at Gilmaw'b cooper shop, in this city, when ho was a rabid Aboliitooistt that he"woald rather^leep with a uigger than a Democrat." Feasts, with All his abuse of thie party, is a bitter pill for the Democracy hereabouts, but it would make tho done much less nauseating if ho would to-day in some way explain away, deny, or apologise' for that memo rable spoech. Before he commonces his tirade about the Bepublican party and negro equality, it would be woll to preface it with a few explanatory remarks showing wbv he expressed that decided preference for "'a nigger"' rather than "a Democrat'' as a bedfellow. •*••.•*

Adams on Grant-

On Saturday, Mr. Joes Qdtnct Ad amb. Democratic candidate for Governor of Massachusetts, spoke in Springfield. In tho courao of hi3 spccch he thus aTluded to General Gbant: f^ "Tako.the candidaf^'for instance, who ropresent tho conflicting ideas of public duty in this election. I have seen General Grant stigmatized as a bad General, an incompetent man aod a confirmed drunk ard. I have not the honor of his ac quaintance, but when I am told he is no soldier, I can only reply, 'Donelson when you say he is a dolt, my heart responds, 'Vicksburg,! and whjenJ hear

bis, in-

ternpeniii«v Ifisnoirly^notd' Mr.Xifi 51h and wish he bad had mora Generals in ttio war who knew his tipple. No, gentle men, he finished the war, and that' enough to entitle him to my Tesp«ct and admiration.'

rlshm^n Attention. Bt,AHti» ^xpected to a9d

you to day. Doubtless you will be interested in what !he has to Bay to you. What sort of a friend he is Td your race and es pecially to the Fenidtns is apparont from the specch we herewith present. It has several timos adorned our columns but we cannot refrain from giving Mr. Blair the benefit of annother issue.

Two years ago Blaib was calied out by a Fenian organization of St. Louis and made the following insulting and drunken address to them:

Gentlemen.—I am with you heart and soul, and heartily say, "God bless the Finnegans." [A voice, "Fenians General."] I know what I am talking about, and I say Finnegans. [Laughter 'ahc confusion.] And I say that I hope to aee the eanse flourish and prosper, and shall bless the day when Ireland is governed by Irishmen. In accomplishing this laudable undertaking, I will do all can to assist you. I will place myself, if needs be, at your Jiead, marck with you to Staten Island, oversee your embarkation, will stand on tba njost elevated bluff of the coast, and as you raise the green emblem over the Stars and Stripes, while your steamers, under full headway, are turning their prows to the East, I will say, goodbye God bless, said may you be successful in your_ undertaking. May you lift tbe British Hon out of his boots, and wrest from biB grasp the emerald gem of the sea but whether or not you shall succeed in this endeavor

may you

each and, nU remain in Ireland or eltewhere,

and never again set foot upon these shores I

You are wanted there,

and we can get along

Tho correctness Of this speech is un doubted.- II tvals reported

verbatim

at the

timet aod has been repeatedly published since, and never denied by him or hit friends. It is as well authenticated,as his Gilmnn's cooper shop speech, or his "hell hound" oration.

Mr. Toorbees and thc PTegro. JVcm tho Bock villa Bcpublic&a. lk Mr. Voorhees says the negroes of the South are nut fit for self-Government. They have never yet shown their unfit* nesB by refusing to abide by tbo result of an election, a% their masters did in 1861. Men who take-up arms to reverse the result of an election we know are unfit for telf-government. Yet Mr. Voorheet not only insists that these rebels shouldlk^ allowed govern, themselves, but tb'at they shall 'ire pat ltild officoi to govorn others. Men who cannot govern their own paseioss are not fit to govern other people. If tbe rebel party, to which Mr. Voorhees belonged during the war, had been strong enough to, accomplish their object, oar free governtoent would not be iu existence to-aay, and the world be pointing to us as a people unfit for self-government- With all the advantages of education which Mr. Voorhees and his rebel friends possessed in 1861) they showed^ themselves inferior to the negro for the negro fought to sustain government he had hitherto known only by its oppressions, while Mr. Voorhees and his rebel friends took up arms to ov erthrow and destroy a government that has showered blessinges on them all their live?. Government had oppressed the negroes for two hundred years, yet not one of them evor said he would "not vote a man, a dollar nor a gun" to defend it.-r There was not a negro in all America who had so little regard for the welfare of tho country as Mr. Voorhees exhibited in his 10th of April speech, in 1861. The difference between the rebel party and the negroes is simply this—that while the negro's want of capicity for selfgovemment is yet to be tested, the rebels have already proved their Incapacity, by rebelling against the Government because they failed to carry an election. Wherever the negro has participated in an election, so far, he has bean willing to abide by tbe result, whether successfull or not. Mr. Voorhees cannot say rs itiurh for himself and his rebel friend?.

The corn and flour porters of Farts, the "strong men," as they are commonly called, so conspicuous in thair dusty blouses and hnge white hats with brims a yard in diameter, are at present on strike and are to be mat with in every street in the city strolling along, their hands clasped behind their backs, in the first NapoieonVftTDTlte attitude, and with a stout stick under thair amis. This simultaneous promenade througo all the quarters of Paris is not altogether idle or objectless. As soon &3 they notice any individual daring to replace them tin their dottes, they manage to ran op agaihst him and upset his burden. Not a (toy passes without disputes between these privileged"porters and those who try to perform their work. Happy Parisl

ie following extract is from a private letter received in this city last night from a leading citizens' of Jacksonville •Within the eral hundred crossed the river at this place and gone firtkgP thftjfldjftftaBgiUs :&nd Jefergon* itl6^&nr<«^ wfiln approached and inquired of as to lkpir&gBtination, they generally answer in a confused manner, either Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago or Cincinnati, but preserve a dogged silence on alLother matters, and from their actions

ing imported into this State for the pur pose of voting the Democratic ticket on Tuesday next. We are also informed that a large number of the same class of persons have passed north over the New Albany and Chicago road, from New Albany. They are generally in crowds •f'fromWree tB^^V !&*• '"^*0 "^We trust that our Triends will keep sharp look out for these imported cattle and spot them. A large number are in this city, and will be taken care of. They are known to tho authorities.—Ind.

nal.

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YCiKjMijbi{feaes & Friend to'lrte Sol dier? From the Sallivan Uubn.]

Let every soldier ask himself honestly and squarely this question, then pause and look back over his record. He never was seen inside of a camp of the eol,diets in he evt£ ftent into one in any other State be was not known by tbe soldiers.

He never mad#Sspeech to even a corporal's guard of soldiers during the war. Ho never was known to be at the bed side pf a soldier .in a hpspital.

Ee'waw^Pfflf,k,aown to ^rit^a letter

to jlin Arito

circulate a speech which contained one word of consolation^ the eoldier. He never was known to contribute to the wants of the,sick^twi} 4yiog-soldier.

He never was kwownvtWaid the families of soldiers during,.their, sufferings at home while their supporters wore at the front.

His nanft a box or package sbn£ to Iho sanitary Comr

8l°Wh^il^i^o^ay

the soldier

rofuted to voto a doll a* into the ^TEjeasuny from which the soldier drew his piy/~ Ho denounced tho soldiers-as Lincoln dogs and hirelings, ah& wit$ uplifted hand said he would not voto the Govern ment another dollar, man or gun.

He never took a soldiers part whon he saw him in tWgble in a street fight. Ho nover invftccf a soldior to his resi deneo to-aat with him.

He Aerof gavo the soldior any praise over his victorjos. ,.... He never eulogized a victory of North ern arms. trrfifc^lC Dan VoorhSoas is a friend to tha^ld^rsjofthe TTnbfi army' and tho GoVprn^Bntfor which they fought, "Why was ho threatened an expulsion from a seat in Congress?

Wlgf ^did the «oldier3 despisS" him throughout the ^drtfiern States? Why did a^quad of Massachusetts and Pennsylvania soldiers, whQWore return Ing from the prison pens or tho South put him off the train at Greencastle?

Why did ho go armed, and rush to the assistance of a ruffian* of Terre Hante, who drew a revolver to shoot tbe edito: of this paper, without any other provoca. tion.than bocause we wore a. bluo coat, This friend Of ^ne soldier, D. W. Voorhees, stood at our back with a revolver in his pocket ready to shoot us (as we had good reason to suppose,) had we made any effort to' defend ourself against tho unjust and malicious attack made upon us at that time.

Why is this" same Dan Voorhees now compelled to get up affidavits to prove that he was a-l'riond to the soldiers?

Why is it t&aC«61diers do not sign those affidavits. The soldiers know their friends—we know for what wo fought, and we hold the cause too dear to ever trust the glorious cause for which our comrades died, into the hands of such men as Dan Voorhees. Let traitors take aback seat then

If Dan Voorhee| is a friend to the sol dier, the' Devil is a friend to Christianity. SoldlgS^ireMimgerthese facts."

Harder and Lynch Law in Wisconsin The Wisconsin papers report that a young married woman named Ann Wal lace, residing about five miles north of Bichland Centre, Bichland county, was murdered on Wednesday week in tho fol lowing manner, as near as Can be aacer tamed: A young man aged only about fifteen years, named Neville, who bad been working for tbe father of Mrs. Wallace's husband,, went to her house on the afternoon of Wednesday, and asked her to change pope money for him. She proceeded to do so, and showed about $25, t^hich she had earned hop-picking. Tho young manrT while Mrs. Wallace was preparing to change the money, drew a pistol and shot her, iafljctiig only a severe woundTn the fcea3, when she ran for a neighbors. The murderer picked up an axe, and: before his victim could get out of the way literally chopped her to pieces. Her bead was chopped from her body, fearful gashes were cut in her breast, body logs and arms. Th»murdcr was not dis. covered until tbe next morning. Cnly a portion of her head was found.

Tho murderer after ho had finished hig

to a neighbor's, and enquired the way to a certain point on the Mississippi river. Pursuit of the murderer was made, and be was captured at Seed's Landing, on the Mississippi river, and- brought back to Richl&bd Centre. The murder caused tho most intense excitement, and on Saturday after the funeral of the murdered woman, a madderfed crowd took the mcrderer out of the jaii and hftOged him. Exasperated men led tbo mob and frantic women pelt ed him with stones, and he was dead before ho reached the treo upon which ho was hung. Tho first jerk of tho rope, when he was being pulled through tho jail door, broke his neck. No ono interfered with tho infnrhitod4nob,"6F mado any attempt to prevent his being hung. Such an at-tea4»twould-ha»a-been.-«sol888, as the mob was composed principally of Irishmen, who wore determined to avenge the death of their country woman, who had been most foully murdered, and that for the sum of twenty-flvo dollars. The murderer, before ho was hanged, made a full confession, and boasted of how neatly ho had don,e tbe deed.

A Bare Bird-

A remarkable bird, very rare in tem perate climates, haa just been caught on the Italian shore of the Straits of Messina. It is the row-coloured thrush (turdus

eus,)

about eight inches long, with a tuft of dartrfeathers shewing a violet reflection on its head the back: and breast are a beantilnl^rosjr tint, the wings and tail brows, and tbeffeathora of tlio tail striped with white, and the feet are yellowish, and the beak a pale rod on tho upperpart, and black underneath. The bird, whichia of Asiatic origin, but also seen in Africa, is a 'great destroyer of loensta. The specimen now taken has been sent to tbe Zoological Gardens of Naplos.

flumaita has received, for its siage and its fall, the name of the Sobastapol of South America.

When the captors set themselves after the capture to clear the field of the dead, thsy discovered that many of the corpses there were women!

Saragoza gave to the sex nothing grander than that. The age of chivalry may be pa9t but that of women's heroism is not.

•jfffi

HAIR

fast

&kabBib:—In your paper week you or ono of your, correspondents gay tEat Dr. Drake is not the originator of the celebrated Flast^.tio^ ^Butbbb, knd that t^ey wore mannfadtftted and^ Bold by one

Pedro Marlcllct

iiiSffir the IWaha'rf forty years ago, as ovary old sea captain can testify. Now, sir, I can certify to the above as being true, for I have followed th« sea for over forty yeftw/ most

of the time doing business with the West Indies. Those same Bitters, differently put up and named were brought to my notice on my first trip to the laland.of St. Croix for a cargo of rum, and for years after my ship's stores were never without them. 1 always supplied tny family and many of my neighborly wi}h than, and can truly say a belter j||itteg| andTonic is not made in all the world.

"SPAtiJnro'k little a^iM^W^re^ovcrything doodlw

N EWA E RTIS E

bec)««el

Badges, #12.

AHTABIO Gauandui

an old Spans

Yours, truly, CaptTHenby Wkntz.

Magnolia WATER ^-Superior Jojfflp best imported Germarf"ColftgB9, and gold at half the prk-e. __

CAMP^lTCH, jrRAIBIE ITCH, IlLINOH Scbatches, or under wha^vec. name it may be designated, speedily and effectually chred by tbe usoJ»of -PsSiflor'a LjSion dwlw.

Gai-38 from Araby^tbe Blest, freighted with the hreath of oriental ,#pice flower* are not so entrancing as the "perfume of Phalon's "FLOE DE MAYO," the new perfume for the hundkerchief. Sold by aU.druggists. -rj.

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4»«i

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BartgeB, Uedala, and Plnii

ibu«5

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ont at.half Ut»oont. to.

mannficturs, Bvery clabin

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th*t

country Bhoultfgot •jhem at once 1,(XK)gilt berderGrant Badjfe«$8 1,000 line gilt elo^ant Grant

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"FZ.OB DE MAYO," it "FLOK BE »AYO/.T)|! IK FOR TAB HAND&KBCi \8TINCTPRAGT (iold by all Drug. 9dwJy-atorm

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BT ITS USE

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will promote 1 urn riant growth. I.

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•IXIStS [Tramlation.]

Tt was M.

Bbillat Savahin,

French

Qattroneme,

who invents a new dish does moro for Society. than tho man who discovers a Planet." The

CACIO DT MACABOITI? I

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prepared

ros-

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U«k, Bachelors, Exenrs'.ous.

It is suitable for tor Sandwicbos flnglese

ffttine di pane cowientro."}

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FOIt fiALE BY

the celebrateif

who first said, that "the man

GOLD

is now offer

ed as a most delition 1, wholesome and piquant

(convpient lunch) for the use of H'anu*

(PieMesJ

and fur use in Beer Saloons, Bnr Or u»n»pT»Brcntrp It is oaten on Bread, Bteonii »r Toa«t.

".Due

Kspecially is it adapt

ed for those climates where the article of cheeks cannot bo kept ia. trsound coadirion tor any length of timo.

It may b« vzod asa seasoning for Soope, Hash or Stews—and warmed npon a stove, after the can baa been opened, it makes, without farther reparation, a Jtaroiom Wins HakXT-

ForTravaiers and others, it isfai- nMrSeconem ical and convciat than

Heats.

Sardine, Deviled

Potted

The Proprietors and Patent ie cannot but nik for it a trial. Ssnd fa.00for SAMPLE DOZIH ^.tJanClind BK&LY

Show Oard,seoirely^

and shlppO par Express to any adffitess." Liberal discounts made to the trade. N. B.—The Cacio di Haccaroni is pBt up in tin boxes, and paoked in Cases of Two Docen, at

Froit8toreu. BsspoaBibleAffats vaatad errsrywharal Alt ordars aad oamwtnieattsBs should be ad-

The Uflaiatw Caclo Company, 0«te»8 LIB1RTT ST., JflW TORE. ftddGm

YEAR TO AGENTS, to sell

W tbo Star Shuttle jewing Ma

chines.

Fullpartiailanfree.

filflP IQOOD TRUSTY AdE^ta^'owill guaranty er week and xpenses. For pa tionlarri, a'drcss G. W. JACKaOM CO., timore, Md

P, HAStlliTON ft COJ, No. 413 Olfesit

nut-it., Philadelphia, RI llOIt MANHOOD—Nothing so important lllitrvlr. Send two stamps for sealed 7 pages on the whole subject. Dr. \Thittieb,

ALT|jBiSl Ti»|» j^M»»I01inES

Missouri

THE SUCCESS

ifWEIDE,

That in order our conotantlv' urn nenOf nade,

Amount

po that-w» aro tally prepared tojell ewrj

Dri

Ntw

to ive bettor gooas of the same character.'

Ifr will tend UhAgtmti free cf charge,

For a Olub of 30 and fhree Dollars—l doz. goodlineu Cihirt irroata. tet »olid Uold Btads. Atl wool Oaashnure lor l'i^t#, Cine white Counterpane, large size, elegani Balmoral Skirt, iO yards brown ur bteaobed Sheeting, good quality, ard wide, 1 elegant 100 Picture Morooco-bound double lens Btereoscope and 13 77 3By«.fHW^« Bltttla Castor. 1 elegant Silk*)?Mi, .wiUi. tJory or

Frame, featheredeigeaaajjaasled,Sandal

Wood

Covor, 1

ALL STYLES AND 3HAPES

beat us in his patent shape. The

circniir-bit and continuous edge makes the sane abor proitncn twice as mnch offert.

BED jfcKET AXE

tha cas, wjii recoiTe one extra lor nothing.

ii^ite»itBee^sarK»8$

& AS SRARFESIS,Tfts

be sure to please y?u. LIPPINCOTT

Pitt^barffh, Pa.

?o»e owners of Golbnrn'a

pAtentf Ato.

5. & P. COATS

*4 -a.

TWIST THEIR BEST SPOOL COTTON

pt.

ti iB«

akts

of Operatives on

S W I A IN E S

.-.Ktffa- ••..? S""'

IVoMliAmerfcan

•Bala fctrery.

Wire

Call at or address the GI UABD

WIRE MILLS, Philadelphia, Prt.

A(iK\T^ WANE!).

rail tho genuine

Oroide Ifniiting Caaed Watches, beet Imitatioa gold watches made. Price #15. Great injucinentj to agents. Address

WAi\TKD—AGENTS. ".S sell tho GENTINE IMi'ltOVKIlCGAilXuN SKNSE FaMlIIjV bEWlNl& MACHlNB. Price U$. Address 8KCOMB 4 CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boetoit, Mass.

Apply to

Extra inancou.euta

to experience! Agonis. Call on or address W. WILSON & CO., Cleveland, O., Boston, Ma3S or St. Louis, Mo.

Hal

W|J"ANTA2D—SAZiESSlEN to travel for a Hanulactoilng Opmpany and.sell bv Swnnle, »d wwrtjsare A'diireaj, with ^temr, H.

coi.

tidentlal Pbyslcian, 017 St. Oharles-st, 8t. Lou's Mo., st in3b pre eminently aboTeall others In bis specialty. JN'o matter who failed, state your case. Paiieatj treated by mailiaevery Stato.

I' THE MTTI/M-

TUDE3 WHOSE AVOCATION8restrict them toasittirg posture, more than two-thirds stiff from Constipation.— I0 tbov know that an cnsional resort to TARRANT'S 8IRTZ8R APERIENT Wvnld prevent all tbelr misery I Its regulating properties are nnpiralleled.

i$2— \JL.

SIX PABCE*L$-^f88, 5ZQ, 2®0^ stS), 2240, and 3520 acros—in Barry Oountjt, for sale, 60c. per ecre, by E. G. SHKPBABO, 2 Brwling Green,

WE FOB DOLLAR

andSirrBf Watches, S0*io^ Machino £ilk Ui%ss Patterne, Cafpot(b£s, TVjmesUc Oosds^ke. CIRCXJL.AJBS SJffiKT FTMC1C giving fnUp»rf!c*t!ar t,Jortenciieckggetrt for One Dollar, deWWbfttgJtend!PeJ*ftt attires which we will sell lor

fra^lef s,

0]VE DOJ^I AB OSAOJO:! SpTen^liTIndTic'Sm^nts offorc1*to AgonW sending U" Clubs. Address LABONTE ft. BABBITT,

No. S3 Bndbnry Stroet, Boston, Bfass.

3DR. WHITTIER, 017 St. (Ttarlfs Street, St. Louis, Mo "\y^"H0 treats coofldentlally all delicate, iotriff citaTma lortg strtidfrig ronrpleints, punlishesar pMnphiulwhicb shoaht ka read by every yeuogman in America. Sand two etunps^ rftienf a overywhftjo., State soar caao.

A QEST« WASTED^FofjEXCTLAEDSOK 'S -tm- gi-estand populartrork,'the ftttnraaai: Hisittor

GENERAL GRANT,

with Life Of BCTYLER COLFAX, ia OSS Volume. Tbo literature of oar modern history has proMfittat pared, .. and its anthor ha-J acoees to matter, hitherto kept from the public."—Oar.

1 nostor which will command grpatsr-«t-

jsu

ortKTaMW M« ln» aw war— MERCHANT

Serga

A 1 O 1

•o i- 'j* st

Ware,

Jew

CUT MviC«(q

iQfmujw tMMWJdoo emvOim Content i»i*Mx8otmtnrfor

zt/wuniformprieeqf

The beat a^Stetaa atM fiw York referthat nf ApiiiieM -If mndactpd l^jtbe fairre* aad moit le^ttimitemtitmf po«rt)la,*nd that ter valn*(orth»aoBeytaa»«aB be obta

Ootf-

rSalftlorocco Tra^eiitg Bag, l-taucyj re«s urn. ^4or. eleaitt ^rae^latdd^agiaTed aapkin ilftiksx

OJdoz-. Ladies' flsa M«tinO:q«-09*tAn

aiockinii8js^fleiit^'a*Ty.obakqaaoUd^taMeSaa pr. Ladio»' high cnt Balmoral Boots,"-l«|tgant Delaine Dress Patt-ru, 1 Violin and Bow, in bo* coinpiote,

set Jewelry, ptn, ear-drops, and

il—is For a Club of 50 iiiif jHtc,rD«!art-lllo* ^r Ba

Pattern,I

sot La

or colored 4-lpacca Dr tains, 1 pr. all wool ^Taakets,

ce Cut-

onirared 8ilv*t"-

an cod handle Kaires with silver-plated yorks, 1 elegant. Satin Parasol, heavily beaded and lined

|ard wide or40 yda?pa Shawl. 1 plain Norwich Poplin Press Pattern,*^ yds. duntila width cloth-fOT tiadles1 Cloak,Elegant ongravo$.s%er-jlated Tea l'ot,,a yards-ot aonbla wWth i^ter-iHc.ooJSHath for Cloaking.

For a Wab

100

and Ten Dollars—l.rich

Merino or Thibtt Press Pattorn, pa^flnaDaaBsk Tati)e Cloths and Napkins to mr»tch, p*tr Gent's French Calf float*? 1 Ueavj silver-plated engraAd Jce fiitoliBt, v^ry &>• aH^t Oloth Ibr Lhdleg' Cloaks, 1 web very beat quality brown or bieacBed SheeUn^ f% yards line CastImere for Englinh BerageShaw), 1 set Ivory balanosdl

sjssts^siit^sa^sss

Sewing M.aociiae,a0ieBdtd Ia(Bl)y Bible, steel engravlngSi with,reoord and. Photo|(r»ph*MgM. 26 ya^s good Homp Cftrpetrng. Co6J^0loK. 1 pair good Marseilles Qnitts.T goud^ barrel llofolvsr, I elegant tufMtiir and CftJe, 1 Wtigle barrel Shot Gun, 1 silver platcd ocgravca S bottled, revolving Castor, cnt glass bottleg, 1 very fine Violin and Bow, in case, 1 so: Ivory balanced JfCnivea and Forks. '.TT. .*

Presents for largor CInbs tncrease^i& 'the same ratio. Send Money by Beglstered Letter?

Catalogue of Goods to any address

Fbki.

PA»ffiBB& CO.,

Nos. 98 and 100 Bammer street, Boitra.

I N S A N E O N

FIRE ATOMFEf INSURANCE AGENCY

i'litrrVi

Jtv -T ji

V-MaimMlis

yW'ai»4 IU«a»»^.V»W' Eepr^sentsd.

Fire Ins.•Co.

HjJtTfOBD, OONN. .-.Ajti

vorn Exchange Fire Ins.

'LV-tOF CHIOAOO.

Buckeye Fire Insurance

-iT4M

Oboide Watch

j-i^astef-'stdw i) aeS •iityrtt

4M& iF?''i*K*yWT

'.titaacT-s-.s

is a ii if ii

""Afplicatiofii t£k$h "and Foltoies* issued in -any ct the sbova" named- Companies in lowest current rates. Also, SEAL ESTATE bought-- and sold, and COLIi E01?l0SS fronKptly attendedto.

M. A» ORANE,

ItilQran^e Agent

^rrfJirorKia LJf*

C.!Bs

Main St.»b&tween 5th & 6th

Terr© Haute, Ind* ftSI 5 5. Office 150 Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Buat

jtKL-aaE-.-nv--.

1313 t4lso Agent Tor

^eqple^ iin4 Telegraph

E S A O

If. VfelgKi Lines From New Tort, Boston and lotcrmm)lata pt^iils.

Claims for Oferciai^o and Damage promptly

M. A. CRANE.

JQHNjBARpKLE.

eircliaxit Tailor,

oI«e.,

tbor ha-Jacoees to matter, hither' ie public."—

Sffracuie Journal

Bond for Oirculi

dor, Sffracuie Journal

irculars. Addnss R: W. BLT8S CO., Toledo Ohio.

v«i,r

4' MAIN 8TRIKT,

Over Saxion $• Walmeley!s Dry

Goods

store

Would respectftuHyCf^UlKfpaXiintton of the citizens of Terre Haute, and th-s public in general, that he has rented rooms above Saxton fo almslay's Pry Goods storo, for the parpoaa bjcarrylng otf

HercJtarit ^iloring. He keeps ahveys on haad a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF 0AS8IKSBB8, TESTINGS, oLOTHS, Ao., and la raady ts make it np ia Tbe latest Style and on Short Hotiee, and on vory iiaaaocablolWms. Saving no high rfeatt to pay. he protaliiaa ti make' up to order, whether theraaods be turnithod by him or not.— veryfiiog iii his lino thcaper. than anywhere

Oditing dopeand irarrauled to fli. A .liberal patronage solid tod.

:iag2Hdtf.

TX7ARSSTOr mPEOfBI) ROOFING. We a»prepared pat On ttUaftaotr and warrant it fcr HVe years: Thts is the best and cheap* est Boot in use, and i» flre-proo£ Gallon -r qi|#TAeWII.£ZAHS, Pralrlo City Planing Hills, corner of *tb KuTbarry Btreats, laSdt -.-i

AilWtT"

WAPj

....

So. 19 Ckeny stftet, hetwim 34 wU «tt

Wagon, and Carriage Painting aad Btfper Hanging, doas la tho beat of style. Good material used. Ail work warranted to ve satisfaction. Give me a eall before going

SfWhere. jjlriSm

Has just received a NEW STOCK I

CAiStXEBl^

Xork bouse.

Our Oommisaioxw to Agents Exceed thewe of every other^establishment of tbe kind—proof of this can be found iu ecmpariDg oar

premiums wittrthose of others fob Uhjbs THE SAME

6JZI,

nvj(Mi iHl(p

ta mm

TB1COTS,

o^Bro^ffl l#%aal|ivta-

tt»fi 'Ii(#iaoed wltaoat Charge. fijcrlblng articles sold (cat to ^gonta i^ Craliaaf ratei tS?htloned below. We gilwanUaoveiiMirticle tt) ottatlesi than if bought at any Boston or

WklCh WO Ci^llU

BEATERS

OTI»COATg^:

!hMdTBninii«

_£rogoses to make up to ordei .: ih the

Most Approved Style

at th*

I E

U'W

steel

Carving Knlfoaad gorktTerjtosl. quality, ivory baiauctd bludi-, 1 nftrds«iw.bea4£,dand.Iln«d Parasol, 20 yards good Pr^di»dL fbtitfafilVamakkjrabla

'Mi old Stock on hand, my

Stock is JEntirely |"ip.

'up28

MEBCHA1S T'" ». tf-

TAILORING!

FBEIICK1CK SCBLKWIKG

Hasjust rec tlvad \arKs *nd well selected Stock .of'

Fali and

FrenclijEntfteh and American

Which will be sold, at the wj lowest prices, for cash only, by the yard, or mad* np ta -'•. ordtronabortnotica.

"L0W PRICE8, EXACT FITS, and FIRST QUALITY GOODS"

L--1' "r ^Sao'l«uir Cusfanaaia^oldaad new, are cordially Invited to eall at

175 M»ia.St.,!soHtk aide, bet. 6th

A I O I N

167 BBOAliWAY, NBW YORK

Lumberman^fire

Ins.

€o.R

FALL TMADEt 1868.

.s'swJst

r.9 .Ste

IS Note* BjtfOtmNG HI8

FALL AMD WIKTFIR STOCK!

.y ...

F&S1TCH and ENGLISH

.. at S iS I

fT*7'.: •. fi atu slA~. .}• & £&be

..kQs&'jQitV

BUSINESS

AZ2.J. IXr

And for a Fine Auortmant of Black an] Colored

dfolfcind Casstmlreg. BIAIJT1FUL STILES

Of AMERICAN CASSHIEBE9 of all grade* and prices.

Is a kesyw^tantly oa hand a good aaaortmen -V.v-r--^S:

,'S.

Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerch'fs,

Swpenfters, Ties, die.,

SHIRT©,

Af «k. ...IU. ..J. a_ ..J..

Of the best quality, made to order..

,A.

A Good Line o/

Jm. Wootoii

MB. BLACK

9tiU nynbtai« tb. Xndirat Tailoring Dltaiairt, tad gaaraatas* a parCrot fit.

CUSBB0M28S, OLD AND NEW,

Are cordially ivrttad to call at

BASIISTEB'S,

No. 79 Main Street.

|DRY GOODS.

O E N 1 N f'lXi

s-f.a

J. "WALMSMEY. ISMehant Tailor

wm-^:

~1~~ ft

FBOUT

•-^4-

:»f-

tioods!

Wln^c .. a .*•!«' ag in part of JTNK

Waits.'

French Clotfi, Doesfetn & Beaver

ftk.

N, B. Catting dohe to order also, BenoVatlng and £apairing in the cheapest iranner. 43m

MERCHANT

BANNISTER

•«.-

Ckt .'*44.^2

CI1EVOIT

4 VIMt.. 7 W

.'Ssa iJSfc-9 rn«trtc»* .S T&I ". & -'t-auaB S M&.tf

BLUE, DAHLIA,

W A

BEAVERS!

1 4,

!i#Ji

I'*

FINE "LINE

A E

V::

*iAp

S:A._ SV.

ILIIK:

.,/i ?«ijR sal --5 4

41(§ is twit-

7 W »a-? ,• •«.

LONG AND SQUARXf

,tS$UW ttSUT-cl\

51" r- j-'fi i.'fe

LA N KE-TT

ita'Z'jSf rT'4i'j ~3} vi* *tooi.

-*2t

fwii^nec^

:»*r5S

5 e^-8 s?i.,

.,av.

rssva,:

CO yjteiio tsrh

5f i-ass

S W Xi S

f»e.ww

ia ,i?t n.'M ^atama

IcitA

oiii si f-s

BEVERSIBIJE

BROCHE SHAWLS

Elegant anil New «r

sals £. b**tTi ff-ti'ST *q«n .t-.iuaiwu

:-'i xiZoizfiss n-?r dtHii-.-

..<p></p>MISSES

-4«s

ha*

SHAWLS!

j?'/Sin' v*? *wcsio i& Wi

Shawls!*

Skoilder

."-Jipq

,rh

ft Si

i4 JEDSAJLIi st: CflF.'^S .iaov

Cor. 4th and Main Ata.

& ":o a^tanso Jjh- cassia

fid

OI FALL STOCK

/?**•j

...

|-»55v—^1-3

«5«i« it ctta

nS)

W -Jiti t'

.-A s-'i,fiKt%ni &£} &j

a! «n#9ca rneve vd &*$£dlu

G«EAXMB.aAJN§

:."av «•».' 'tairga em™ qi .f idt

baiiriMt

slC severs

-laUSatr. J4r t-:*i.- »A-t

,fH9m

Tt i'tn .'»»& of

qf*ri,11, at i?w.srj te)hiv

m£s I N ——.tis lirsa lxcrcH *r# I'-sc

'd^oz e'a fr- ilt tsimaxy •*& t-.

iKrt

,t®»l

it-* ~?i szf t'.-.lrtW

t» *.. --l|j ti« Mil.

DRESS GOODS!

~il' 'i e.afv

,h»raj,

-'s»t «seiT**q

lea

Hi' -.si-

edT

ihV 5

A I E

•Ofj*-

29*4 it &

rmmvoT

}i,Utif-

BLANECTS'j

3 1 .f i*i

*s x#

~. a -.3 |Msa.» i»6 i&ab a»»kO-J a LItirif I

flY.

st tz 4S ti *ujti'3aca

(18 I ft*

A 8 S I E E S

r.'fC-^rfc.o

!. W5iM BJ—STK

,fl

mS st!t^—

S& fcuA »J». e.OiT.:

'..a isf. i,aa wf-

y.J &C.9 &C,,

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•&-

sr-a

ts^t

11.

u-*asu.i

rZ-isBt I3«

\-:T\

J*C3li .1/, x#

.v ,5-c .^--4 r.,

mtt

acketi^^* Snawls.

[A f«W Hic» OAM.J

mm&ii

Wo have also a largo Stock oft ?I7

Domestic tioods!

I E I co

JisafsrW." 4*t.

f?f !•!?£—aopO

•*rtf

At Exceedingly*

r'-.l .1

t!j- 3

jJfJI

fifatohels and Valisee.^,

*m*az 'il

tr"1*

,s v"

LOW PRICED

JJi8« M-4.0

& X..

laUns at'i r.•*•'*• -j-rol—lA

Cali and Look at onr Stoek.-

i~r tit

ts-.j#* *t

.is liss

t-jytra- sra

cr I„ tok fcgsjess v" 4$t-3 1 ,su}^3Tir'

COKNELIUS & HAfidfiftTW

.1:ar..:.-

Corner 3d and Main

T-n*

Sta.

Terre-Haute, Indian*