Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 October 1868 — Page 1

STATE ITEMS.

HON.

D. E.

GEN.

Two petitions in banuruptcy were filed on the 9th: 825. Henry E. Jonee. of Indianapolis. 826. William Appleton, of Decatur county.

ON LAST

PROFESSOR (JBORQE W.

THE

BY TELEGRA PH

FROM. WASHINGTON^

No Notice for a Quorum of Congress on the ldth of October.

CABLE NEWS.

Prom Evansville, Ind. Orand Republican Demonstration. Special to Tecre Hante Sxorcse.]

tH":

THE

EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

Wijxiambon

spo&ks

Staunton, Clay county, today.

Ktlpatbick spokn at Evansville

last Saturday. The meeting was the grandest political demonstration that ever occurred in tbe Firs!. District.

THE DEMOCRACY of Evansvillo are terriblv chagrinned at the slimness of their "avalanche1' last Thursday. It was intended to be the hugest tbing of the kind ever held in Southern Indiana, but proved nearly an abortion?" /JS

Thursday night the Warrick

County Jail was broken open, and three or four prisoners made their cscape.— Among tbe number is one man who had? been sentenced to tho penitentiary on charge of manslaughter. The others had been confined on various charges.

THE Republican demonstration at BoonVille last Friday was the grandest affair, that was over witnessed in Warrick county. It Is estimated by gentlemen, competent to judge of numberSj that from t6n t«fourteen thousand people were in attendance. The vast crowd was addressed by General Kilpatrick.

HOSS,

State

Superintendent" of Public Instruction^ has reiigned his office, to take effect on the 17th instant. The Indianapolis Com mercial says that Gorernor Baker will appoint Barnabas Hobbs to the vacancy, in order that he may post hlm?elf in regard to the business of the office to which he will be elected on Tuesday.

great meeting of the campaign in

Southern Indiana was held at Mitchell on Friday, not less than t^entyflre thousand Republicans being present. The vast concourse was addeessed by Governor Oglesby, General E. M. Lee, Colonel Munn and others. Judge Hughes, Colonel Evans, and others, spoke at night after a brilliant torchlight procee?ian. The ontbnaiarm was unbounded.

clip this "whole load" of p.trawe

from the Indianapolis Jmtrnal of Saturday Mr. Sims, a merchant of Columbus, was in the city yestorday for the purpose of obtaining a supply of one hundred of the uniform oitflo Fighting Boys in BJuo. Tho Fighting Boys of that city have been reinforced by an accession from the Democracy of nearly a hundred, and henco tbe necessity Of a supply of raps. Wbilo wo have had plenty of individual straws this is roally thp first whole load we have noticed.

Hon. D. W. Voorheea addressed a,large and enthusiastic meeting at Brazil on Saturday. Some radicals tried to disturb the meeting and got punched for it.— Ind. Sentinel.

^iEv^jsvili.e, Oct.

The RopuViiWhlllemonstration urday and Saturday night last at this place, was one of the grandest affairs ever witnessed in this city. Tbe crowd at Blackford's Grovo was the largest ever" seen in this city. Eloquent speeches were made by Gen. Kilpatrick and Gen. Lew Wallace. The procession on Saturday night was more than two miles longjypd presented a grand and imposing appearance.

England.

LONDON,

Oct. 10.—The leadtor bf the

Junta at Madrid are monarcbial in their precedences, but have agreed to accep the republic if the peoplo so pronounce at the elections.

Prussia.

BERLIN,

Oct 10 Keports having been

PARIS,

received here of lawlessness and disquiet Tboetjs, of Fayet^, it'o:, iff

in Cuba, the merchants of various cit'es in Germany have unite4: rcq«#e the Government to send phipg efthat island, in order to guard thf» interests of German traders.

Frano©.

Oct. 10.—The Etnjwor defers

his return from Biarittr. Italy, flOj'

FLORENCE,

Oct. 10.—The Italian Gov-

brnment has officially recognised the Jmrez Government in Mexico. Spain.

MADRID,

Oct. 10.—Tho Provisional

Junta has issued a programme guaranteeing many things, among jlhoigv are administrative centralisation and universal suffrage, religious libeity, tho freedom of the press, the righto of public «gs»mbia^ ges, radical changes in the system of education, the tight of Mai by jury, and equality of all men before the law. The

f8r--t| L'A'WK

MTJRDEROTO INTENT.

Mrs. Bridget Walker made a statement at a Brooklyn Bt^tkop tierce yesterdr7/. to

Mad assaulted to at Coney Island yroWrda'y. Be took her to an unoccupied sbantv on the beach he (|ien withdrew, locking the woun Woms" in. _She got out and escaped, although filed two'niore'sfioirat*'her. He is 8tin ai large. Mrs. Walker has been token HDSlli 1

A WOMAN

Judges of courts are to be appointed for •life. a.-.i.M'i."-The Provisional Junta has issued a circular invoking all Spanish citizens.to join in preserving order and thus prove thatithe revolution just accomplished 1(3 HEW YOB?KHAMKfer not anarchy or violence, but peace and justice.

The election for members of the Cortes is fixed for tLelBth oflfovomber. Olasga has left Jar^ for this city.

From Washington

WASHINGTON,

Oct 9.—Reverdy John

son our Minister to England, sends a cable dispatch to our Government, ma« king it known that he has signed a protocol with the British Gavornment, |regtf lating the rights of naturalised citizens. No particulars are given, but it is inferred by tbe Administration, from facts heretofore communicatcd by our Minister that tho-cou]pact is similar in featura to $lr. Bftdcroft's-treaty with the German Powers.

S CONGRESB.

(ien.

Sehencb has telegraphed" from"

Dayton,Ohio, that he and Senator Morgan have decided it is not necesiary to ii«lt% -.^-quorum of Congress to meet on tue i6iji inst. The presiding officer will accordingly on that day, adjourn the tWo( Honseto^i C^ngr6aB'^^lJovi

From Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS,

Oct 10.—A riot occur

red at a Democratic mee'ing at Lebanon, Boone county, to day, causal by the town marshal attempting the arrest of a number of the White Boys in Blue for alleged drunkenness and disorderly conduct. During tbe molee a number of shots were fired in the crowd. Thos. King, marshal, was shot in tho head and seriously, bat not fatally wounded. One of his assist* ants, Jas. Hazlerig, was shot through the thigh.

Other disturbances occurred during the afternoon at a browery, and one malt badly beaten.

Everything is quiet again to-night. I GBlt. rllEMOlTT. Gen. Fremont arrived .here to-night-He speaks at Shelbyville, Mondftyr*ana will make the closing speech of the campaign for the Republicans here M&hday night.

Senator Hendricks makes the closing ^pfeech here Monday night for the Democr^to.

sew YORK, C^CK vices from Mexico Cjty to the first inst., are received. .' jir-

Col Dominguez of the Yera Crua jebels had been pardoned. js Mr. Plumb, the Aineripjan cjjargB da. affair?, had give a banquet ^th«! 'iJnmmf offioeirs and memberB of CongressinnD .r

Ki"t

POLITIC AX ORATION?'

The above ia all true, except that the meeting was neither large nor onthi&ias* tic, that the meeting was not disturbed by radicals, and that no radical was punched A couple of Democrats tried so raise a row with some of our Fighting Boya in Blue, and were ,made to smart{^i10 for it. There are always tivo aides to a jfi of No. 4, Rivington street, New York, story citizens of Brazil can bear witness bad assaulted- he.r .T^i&.murapcous intent that our side is the correct one.—Brazil Miner.

Henry Ward Beecber delivered a political oration on tbe issues-of the canvass at the Brodkljii ACSdetey^f-Music last ^•yening. One of the features of the occa^ii5n was a scene on the stage represent?, irig Grant^fjithi site^esiful, an£ fc^y^ur as the unaoccessful fcandidate thfe flatter with his countonance distorted with rage, and in hipjmme^iatjfc-haak -ground a represontatKin aSrie^w»-Meihg-hsin^etl and houses burned by a mob,

STABBED.

A strange stabbing case is reported. An officer saw a man holding up a woman in front of a dance house on Mercery street, at a lftte hojir on Thursday night, i, and inqTjirin&.wbyj Was told by the thut the woman was drunk, and he was trying to get hor home A close scrutiny, however, disclosed the fact that the woman had been severely stabbed. The than, whose name is Boyd, was arrested t»nd the woman was taken to Belleview hospital.

From St. Louis

ST.

LOUS, October 10.—The interest in the Fair °s still unabated, and another vast throng vjsited th? grounds Jetdav to fitness the elding Bcenes. -,C|

The weather has been very fine and tho performances good and inter^k^qdpsr iisting, as they did, of sWeepstaKes rbr Rattle and horse?, wjiich brought out much if tho finest jjtpct m^he west.

For the best' &ttll, otisay ag«^r^atiM^ .hero were 19 entries, embracing some agniflca,') t-ipeoMneoB, from Oitioe^lli ois and. Mwifcuri. .» •,

Jeff. "BridgtfoEdj ofYMotirtj took the 1st premium of two hundred dol

iara, with Kentucky. D.

McMillan, of Ohio, the second, of one hundred antf fifty dollars, with Gen. Grant, nod Tj. ^0liwbj Molfiibto third of fifty dollars, for tho be9t cow, of any ag*. sr There were Awentyseven «n%w,* rep^oiontiSg' tire same States as above.

Tbe first premhun, of one hundred and !fiftj dollari, was taken by J-ff. Bridge ford '.he second, seventy-five dollars, by |l. H. 5pe«r?, of Tolulo, Ills., and the |th t4, twent fire dollars, by D. McMillan, 'ofOhia. .({. ..v

For the best pair qf mules, first premium of fifty dollars, we^t to John I'd* the second/

jof fitteeu dollar?, to Lew Oar tiff, tif Mexiico, Mo. For the bminj|T6piate, Arorfiincoln. MiWCttri, t(jok tATf rstfj prfenan, fffi John Thuggs ibe secohd.

For the best jack, first and second premiums, awarded to Rigden, St. Clair, Co Mo.

For the best jencett, premiums were taken by Alexander Gfah^p, M^ptgom©ry Co.,

Best Btallior^ of iny^feroea, there were twenty-^ight entries, representing Missouri, Illinois^ KentHeky, Kansas and Canada. The ilfst premium, af^two hundred doflaw/ fe^tfe^»iiley, of Ky., with Indian -Chief, and the second, oncLfaondnd d^^iars, hcJc^ W- H. WrightiTJTSl. ^ounty^fmh a colt pot two years old, a most .rem ark a ble.anfmaT.in oVery respect.

PoRTLANDjMAtNi",The State Fair ifo& il^annnal address hy 6cix(jQ^amUrlaw

The race to-8ay was not cbncludea, tt track baing too heavy.

wtm S*** -lAT «*i s4il fc«?*•&, ?«nijfff4- •*«$»

wen

Moved

tr -f-

ByTalep,. count of the Bepublicaa profession. Only tweotr^rie members were prealnt'.on change, prices article# are $g-'tafi nominallyunchaflged.

John P. Hale, American Minister, has oo for goo* to'cbo'ce do closing dnli. waited on Sorrooa and congratulate oo@e 60. Gonsealez Bronaes, Secretary, was smobbed yeaterday andbsdly. imrt» .Gen. ^rim came upon tbe ground and made a speech to the rioters. He deplored any act of violence. Hu said the people could now afford to forgive the wrongs'of the servants of the Crowii.

By Tfelegraph.}- Naw You. Oct. 10. COITON—jirnier bat lest active *t 26@26}£ for

middling FLOUR—Lets S6 75@T 14 Car superfine

active without deeded change State

and wistern, 7 60

iifYor extra State, 7 20^8 60 for ntr» wetornK8^S@1030 for whitf wheat extr», 7 8 lOu' ftr O", 8@10 for extreSt Iionis,

COftN MEAL—In fair request, 6 65 for Brandvwine. IKBIdKY—Qolet at $1 8^@1 RS tree.

WbBAT—Htavy and l@2c lower at SI C0@l 67. for 2 «p Ing. the latter on extreme, il 18@2 20 for ambes iobigan, S 60 for white 0»HfonUa, 2 37 for wnite Michigan. a

BTE—D»ll at Si 73 for western in lots. BARLEY—«karce and higher. Mai.T—Quiet. OATS—l@2c better at 77c. •,., BICE—Quiet at 9@94for Carolina. COFFEE—B'oddu.

S^yAB—Quiet, ouha ,-a ht HOPS—Quiet »t 1 (§25 for American. MOLASSES—Dnll Unscovado 48(367. PtTROf EDM—Dull'at 1£y2 for crude, "aiid 30 for refined bonded

LlNSEhD OIL—Qniet at SI 0001 03. SPIRira TURPENTINE—Quier. -t WOOL—Ferm at46i&tf> for domeatic fleece, 80 Kta icoored, 44@60 for polled, S7^i@6 for tabbed.

Lea HER—steady and unchanged. PORK—Heavy and drooding with sales at 828:87@29 00 for new mese, closing at 28 90 regular, 98 76@29 00 tor old do, 21 60®25 00 for prlibe and 28 00 for prime mess.

BEEK—Dull at SU 60@19 60 for new plain mesp and 19 60@23 76 for neweztra mess. HAMS—25(3)28

OC MEAIS—Steady at UH@194c for shoulders l4(9lSHo for bams middlings dull and heavy, short clear at 15%915%. 'LARD—Qniet and unchanged steam at 18® 19% Kettle rendered 1^®20.

BjCTTER—Dull at 31@8So for Ohio, 38(948 for State. CHEESE—Dull at 13§17J^c.

OribLD—Lower, opsned at 138% and closed at 1 3*01 88%.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hotels and Housekeepers

TAKE NOTICE. —0— UjtLL, RIPLEY & Co. ofi»r, by the yard cr I piece, an elegant line of BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETIHSS, 4-4 6 4, €-7, 7-4, 8-4,9-4, 10-4, Linen and Cotton at reduced prices.

Also, a fall assortment of Barnsley Table Dammlis—Dleiched attdbrown—6-4, 8-4, 10 4. 50 bcfz. Good ^aallty TtnoarlTapkUs $2,09 1 Brown aud Bleached Crash, for Towels, .nt quality Bonty Comb Qui.6, $1.75

TUELL. RIPLEY CO.

|Pob Bent and SALE.-r-Por rent, one ofithe best business stands in the city, bang on Main street, with well esJapllshed trade in (groceries and provisions, together with a good dwelling, smoke iduse and stable, oa the same premises.— Aiid with the same is for sale a well se 16cted Btock of Groceries and provisions, th the good will of the trade. Enquire

HOSFORD

BOUDINOT,

AtrsTnr &

Fifty

CENTS

Atty's

Grujsbt,

^ccessors to

T?r. EippetoeyTvill con^afia« to keep a full aid '^^^lasir'irtocte' -of Gtoterries "and umlry pr^roeime weflP¥nown a id popi^ftr Btand^g',

HiqE Sorqhdm at if*.

If 8-dtf

is the pric9 of a 20 spring

l4diea' Skirt ftt B. Welsz' Skirt Factory, b. 12, South Fourth ntreot, Terre Haute, id. [7,dwtf

CALL ON Sam

\fant t^MiD ofjarge Qyt^ers. dtf THE FIRST Prbmium.—B. Weisz relived the first preminm at Indianapolis tailJPatc, 1868, for bait Skirts made. [7,dwtf

YET.—We

OYSTERS 1

WANTED.—A

the

shall remove

during the month of October to the new nd elegant Store, 170 Main street, Demlg'f Block, as softri as ii is ready, dtf O.

WITTIG

& Co.

iCttLtirattTMi». L. Yolger, five doors ^oath of the Post Office, has just returned from the east, with a large and choice as* dortment of millinery, some very fine bonnets, ribbon and velvets, new styles, Thompson's Patent Glove Fitting Corsets, Stramin, Zephyrs and Silk for embroidery, fancy baskets, new style of Hoop Skirts, Chenille, Dress Trimmings, jewelry, gilt and silver Fringes, Oil Silk ^nd a large assortment of Embroideries, |?hichshe will sell at the lowest prices, 8-d3t.

OYSTERS

New

OYSTERS

large, fine and fat fresh every day, at Bailey's. 6dtf.

MILLINERY

3TORI.—S. L. Straus,

No. 10 South Fourth, is now moviug 149 Main street, lately occupied by rs. M. A. Walter. We do not want to raise our goods or our way of dealing, he ladies know already where to find he handsomest goods at by far the low«t gripes, and have shown this by their D&trbnage. Our aim will always be to anerit it in future as in the past. Mrs Straus will preside over the Betail Department on Main street, and will be happy to see her old customers. Our old stand on Fourth street will also be continued with a full assortment of everything in our line. dtf

ycod Pastry Cook at

the 'National House—no others need apply. Good wages will be paid. tf

Chanc-E OF

RtStDBNCE.-^Df. Potter

Homcsopathist, has removed his residehc, to No. 41 South Fifth street, second house south of Poplar street. Offic8a9 heretofore, No. 19 South Third street r™- j-

ASSORTMENT

of French, ^i.itrand

Alabaster Ornamental Clocks at John B. dtf

awol

Freeman's, No. 6 Warren Block.

(m-J P. MoDONALD, (Snececaorto A. A. Aairoic) ZB Books, Haguiaes# Papers,

Stationery* &c.,

Fas* OrncE Lo»s^ ....Tun Huir*. ior Vav1M1«

TVEMOTAL. Xii -tyh MAIL BO AD A&EXCl. lhaye noved my offlce to KcKeea ft P»ddoci'» Mill, where I would be pleaied to my old friends andcuittm®r».

T*ro«J«h reoe^its clveu on Olntataef w,. doe* to *U X««ert Cftiee. All R^l, sad Bail m, Water raSM Idir. aad tla»» quick ud oompetlBg liae*. Grata ia balk eWpfKd t» faMti townt Wttboat chcnn of can.

JAMES H, TURSlB. Agt.

aprittdtf

«.'"». t» .-

UNDERTAKER.

Itaao Ball, corner Third and Cherry.

M. W. O'Contell, Main Street.

'CBRRE-HAUTE INDIANA. MONDAY MORNING* OCTOBER 12,1868.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ATTORNEYS.

Wa. E. McLean, 96 Alain etreet. Baird & rnft, 62 Mala Street

t'•

Scutt & Dn), 60 'hlo sitreet. AJRCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Uain and Filth. CVift & Williams, corner Ninth and Mulberry

I BAKERS.' "I Frank HeinigA Bro., .'Lafayette Street, BILL POSTING Geo. W. Beifenider, at this office.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N. Andrews, ti&ln street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Ohaa. S. Bagglee, 16 Worth Fourth street. BOOKS AND STATION ERY. tBartlett & Austin, 101 Main street. J. McDonald, Poatofftce Lobby. M. W. O'lionneil, Main etreet east of Fourth.

CARRIAGE FACTORY:"

Harper, Wildy ft Co., (Jor. 2d and Walnut. CLOTHING. it W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street, ik itj Ororer A Miller, 81 Main Street. .v&tk

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. E. Garvin A Owen, Principal, cor. 6th & Main. COMMISSION AND GRAIN. E. R, Bryant A Co., East Main Street. John Haney A Co.. First St., on Uanal Basin.

I DENTISTS. b. n. Bartholomew, 167 Mala street. V. O. Lincoln, 6th St., between Main and olilo. J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third and 4th.

DYE MOUSES.

0, F. Bilaen, Main, oetween 6th and ?ih 3ts. H. Olatidfo, Ho. 8 North 4th St.

DRY GOODS.' V,

Taal!, Bipley & Co., corner 6th and Main street. \Y. 3. Kyce &, Co., 77 Main street. 0. Wlttlg & Co.. 73 Main street. Sdsall & Co., corner Fourth and Main street Sazton it Walmsley, 111 Main street. Cornelius tiaggerty, corner Main and Third

DRUGGISTS,

Ira GroTer, Fourth street, opposite Market. Barr, Gulick A Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Mahan ft Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. & H. A JUavis, corner Main and I hird.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones ft Jones, east side Public Square. Lyne ft La was, Main St., near corner 7th. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS. Joseph O. Yates, 116 MciId street. Westfall Brothers, 85 Main street."

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and Main. .»»• Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Serenili Early House, West end Main etreet. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS ffm.B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th.,

ICE DEALERS.

Jacob Steinm hi, 68 Slain Street. Jacob Hay—Orders at Rippetoe'eI INSURANCE AGENTS. Ecntt ft Crane, Main street, east of Fifth.

JEWELLERS.

8. B. Freeman, 74 Main street.

John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block JOB PRINTER. John A. Bryan, 115 Main Street. ^Tjgjo DEALERS!1 vr. G. Lindemann, 91 Main street. Hi. Kissner, Palace of Music, 49 Ohio street .,

MECHANICIAN.

jA. Tftttnan^ losouth4 hSt.opp.PostOiBco MILLINERY. iSirs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

T. H. Riddle, 161 Main street. PLUMBER.

,E. llnckell, Sooth Fourth street. RAILROAD AGENT. I !,Tames H. Tnm«r, at McEeen & Paddock's Kill,

KEAL ESTATE AGENTS, Hlckyx, rfoott & 0o., 60 Ohl Street. I? 'Hendrlch 4 Laoge, corner Main and 4th strecta.

RETAIL GROCERS.

:Joseph Stroog, 190 Alain street.

(R.

F. Badolet when you

:-i-

SKIRTS AND CORSEfn.

Weiss, oppoBite Post Offlce. STOVES AND TIN WAREi 'f G. Foster Smith, one door East Hnlman's

B. Henderson, Fourth street, 8onth of P. O James B. Haggerty & Co., 187 Main street. SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. A. Foote, 66 Ualn street.

A S

BFFBUVESCttNT 8ELTZKK APEBIENT Is gentle aud cooling cathartic or Purgatire medicine,! a the form or a Po« d^r, pleasar to take and is reoommendBd and used by the test Physicians In thacountry S3 a most raliablo and effectual remedy.

EFFEBTESCEJfT Ccaes Draripsu, S OtTBSS i».btbobK,

Cease Sioa

Scadacar,

SELTZEK

V''Oo»«S

IlWIOISTIS!*,

^CTTRKS OoSTIVWiESS Ocsas Plies,"

A E E 0»ase SOPBStomacb, OrRlS it£iiTOtIS UEUD^JBEC

CCB«.S LiTna CaMPiinef,

A O W

It 1 a most efficient aiedicin for Ktm*ie^ &ad Children whose storrachs frequently r-jn.-t ordinary purgative rae icincs. Bt-ndoa. psuiphlet of tesimoni-l«, and as rcu r«in! y^.ir lie and htaltb, luSJ Dot an hour In pnjcuMjjj of this most woB'ierlul ramtdy.,

KAHOTACTOM» wax SS TARtiAN & GO,,

H27S Greenwich St., New ~X ^rk. F^r Sale tj all "%3a aul8—d6meod.

TEBBE HAUTB

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Corner Mtin ami 5th streets,

[OVER TUSLL, BIPLET dt CO.] EHT2USC& FROM FIFTH SI P. EST, Is the oldest and most reliable Initiation of thi kind in the State. Infraction giroo in all tb tranches pertaining to a thorough Business Kdn cation, snih aa JOOK-KKKflJiO, PEKHAKHHIP, MKbGihfflK

CAL(jl'LAIIO8, ftr.

A Scholarship in this College is good for Lift, jiving the Student the privilege of Bevietr^ng 4.t Pleasure, Free of Charge.

Aft* Pupils will be admitted, in Arithmetic ind Penmanship, at f4,00 per month. :~~~no rACAiiojsrs. 'For further informtttlOD, iall *ad see lEe School. Send for "ol'ege Pap^r. Ad ress,

A I A O E S

mhlSdtf S'.lll&i' ^?tJfP*IMRU»A.Lb.

MANUFACTURERS.

ATBOiSIZE HOME FACTUEE3.

MANU-

Wa hare on hand a One stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds, our otrn mauataitore, which we will a»U at a tefy"email »dr»ac» onc jet.. We Warrant our Work to be inperior to any ever bsiore offered in this nnikct.

Baying of tis employment to your i.waMechanics,*11!furnishsamaUme

and at the

Benefit Yourselves we warrant all otir work. We also keep on hand, and fflanofactnea to order, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings and every variety of Finishing Lnmfc«r csed In bntid*

CLIFT ft WILLIAMS. telOdtr

PBAIBIBS Oirr ruASi.N'O iaiul3.'

I. 6IFF0HD, %.•&, fig*Treats all

Diseases of Horses and Cattle. Hospital and Olttre, corner of 6th and Eagie Sts., «***$* wt9wly TKKRB HATTTB,'INDIANA.

GOODS.

Canpaign Year!

5 1 -1

i&Ii it .il J.T .•"•J ?.fea»

'*4

General Order No. 1.

ppts^r

0*.,*1, 4 He is#* ifagmittnm

Low Prices for the Fall 1868. t!»' f'

Fall Stock now opening

h"i -l"i '1

W. a. BTCE fe €'0.»S.

"A3. B. HAGG-tfitiTI R, CO ti.-l tv

Tin, Copper and Meet iron Ware,,-

-Ait^HantifiKitnreTl 3f-» *5.

Galvanized Iron Cornice, -*^*1 Window Caps, *?,?. buttering, &c. '. Ageai« ict ths Very Beat ,$75.5 -.j a m.a'Tjr .. HOT AIR FUKJSTACES

:.-

CrassButtcts HrADAsui,

.vii....'.JCJT..JS hHECS(A1ICC05lfrlAlin« jAV»w s,

•.'? is ,^.ffsrara 1S7 Main Street, Terre Hunte, Ind.

^:To

«r Wort donfe ii» all parts n'lfo ceniiiry o5' nhort notice nod reasonable trrmn may 12

COAL.

JJIVER COAJLf. JOHN McFARL*NB l« article of Birer Coal, screened on tho *ld«»t •creenln'nw in Tigo 'oiinry, *t »s 'o^j. Agar, an inferio article can pnrcha«3i. Tho'** trying to I»» In a -upuly should o'.k to the luter« e«t», »nd fcny tho best i*hen it 1, aa cbeap as a pner er icle.

Orders left at the Poet Office Lcbby, at t' TigoOoonty 8ca!-j," or addressed Ho* 69rt O., Terre H»nt». will receive prompt attentats- .• •. ~i {.»\ i. ^ugtjdtf ,lg

RAZIL COAL..

V. BT7TSOH A CO., would apeolfatij Jsfoini their old cnitomeia.. and ths citl -n- of Terre Haute generally-, th"t3AMD8i MEItBif |a.t, anthorized agfcSt-fbhBrajtl Sblint or B'otfc1 All orders lert wltU him will b» pruirptlya dad to. Mow lith'a tftn'^to ofJe- wittin thn^ is lo«

Hj" I C-SJ

mA-

i« •&***» frm ti —4U yr osU.vsar t9 rAf

^•11

JDMESS GOODS! J-NOTIONS

I' S xmixximsttft A" r» *xOM£STICS Jt'LAJSNELS!

TICKS I 7 STBIPJESr

I lifi

j- ^,".1- PBims! .,\hu

Alar, aliirga and^rcll assorted Stcrfe

in#

ABPETS

:Of all kinds'

OIL CLOTHS,fl

E S

Wan anil Window Papery

Looking Glasses, JzM. (ai its «X.'.-»•««c.O hvit'tonrtoiU,

..... &c., Szct.

KI MEMBER .i]

LOW PRICES

Is the ordef for the jS?ql' AT

*!?m *51J a'&.TT "rl—3?:^

-v'rir i-vr..*-. ".^nt •, .ti» ri

0B. SPINNEY! f*

*3 it

^0 (And

£1

r, trltil9 tho^i^i««

Coal Dfalecaaajiplledat thelon-esi cbartet price. Addre»«, VT BD i'309 ..O., JOHN ANDBKW, Brati'.

la fanai ol i. or, 15 Sra

OAL! COAL Being now prepared fill ai' rrflpra^/or the Erst of Br .ail fclot-j aal Ulghlid Cufci, at-tlwclievp. Mtr* cs, uvw a yoa -in:e tolsy yonr i.c»I by le»Tlng yonr m*o ai I 7 -isiu iee-, or with B. W Hip et ,nadr Dow icg'a U»1

j£a

6 ha Mt, with wfa mJbavaV#a gekS'-talb to cffta Ml orJ. aod give 1 info niatlon fa regard to the bnslita*-.

F. 8. A largal tof .Lehlgb Coil on road. AngS8d3tn E JT EJtfclLL.

xra HOmmocnB

H. CLABIDG^1".

Has returned to this eltr, and fitted up a Stoara Zyalag »Bd .3c»nrmg Ks ablishoieni. at tho oM Stand, No. 8 KorthFarrtb Street, irhere bs fl'ili be pleaied to meet hia old friends, and as many saw ones aa may faror iritt) tlx.tr ^atrutr|

Employment Notice, »i WAjNT PBKMANBNTi] and Incratire sltUAtians'ia Brake m.n, Boo*ke(ie-.s, -Qotcapabjt^,^uctftaa!

Frei^h' Claris,apply to epj' cl lie n*ad Rnsl^ ncn Ag-ncy a»- abllsbad under tt- p«tr nage of m-rclisntf. Wtirahie racancie" afw ye, litfctMie

stamp »epSl-dlm

.v 1.

WILK1SS A OO.V tjhestnnt St.. St.Lonlg

:l #J 6i'j *e*

SECOND VISIT

•A"

-OF-

1 & il

.-9

Tani"

1r%n

L. at ,*

-6i *. 991 ii /. —TO— t-j* ti wv vjtr4 •JftVrtfKiJ If I.* *0 —.JW)I j&si AeSsssfti •s pimsL -*It }$*-*!$

Terre Haute

rsi-- jz-SJH 'mH ./ 'J *•••1.1 'uawp 9 if*r »$SS1 ]pweY .«H. i. Mi •sT, .4t83-Mf40i i«3 wf 'StfHiwife•X .. .:a»7nt jtL -i*M At the reqwent of niMiy of our CitittMi Or. Spin* ney, the Ceiebraited ft -w nfs$ 1 -tT&t i.a.if'. i!*p ,»./} if" T:f.t .,}qi

Ti-.i Vfp.' .1

iT ii iS & •j.i t*..i.r- V..

LUNG DOCTOR

''J*-* tfitV tofts'

1 *1

•A

And Physician for •f' r-i ,a»j if" A

V' 1» Jrt "Si» 7 '|5 iV'tl }*$i tliSyks.1}T'JI '..J M""1*'.-'.

Chronle Diseases!

-,'x t'. ,{. «.j t, x.. .. tt ruifft' li" »v

H7C ... t.. ..sa -"1* \:,)i I n.--hp. ,i7Ad ."i

Original founder of the Montreal, Canada, JKedieal^flnstitnte, and late proprietor of the

I.,.-- .•

vr)lull -s-tu „ti

ST. LOD1S

LUNG INFIRMARY.

'rf"».tt! i?{ frqirv-.

A. W'l 'St-S&ff

Woald most reapeotfully announce to the citi:aa« of this placD that he has consented to again, pipit ferre Hanje^ and wltlJo at the. vf ni—? tKJ."

fc'j?,'.?.'"-A

HAUTE HOUSE t'tr

ZSii

-ON-

ICS:

snic

Tuesday Morning, Oct 13th,

wlU

teIpa'n untii

iP'% TA .".'st'f

O.OOi"

Monday Horning, Oct. l&tb*

I ij.3 m*rt t'r,» .=*3.hi.

1 .! i?«*' I1 .1

^Tj"re he trill pleased to conmlt wi'h all .who m»y te rnfferiDg irum a of h- following diseases rA .' I

eel h.,

iV 3* i.« rf

A A

«=)»-•1

Sd'tKlr'i •—fr*jy at

,u.

r% «vst« Hi

•., Htm

ft .J'-r. i!t t( •etiffrj to'

the Tmtgs and

Throat Bronchitis, Jfemale omplaints, Rheumatism, neuralgia,

Scrofula, Salt Jtheum* JDistorted Limbs, or Contracted Muscles, Paralysis, Fits,

Spinal Dis»

easesi St, Vitus' Dance? zQ Liver Asthma, Heart

Disease,

GBA VEJL, ETC,, EIC.^ mr -$m

r} jrsj'*•%:»«!. Jf'ii «fMs3

Dr.

*4£*k*m

:•»RAp

s'pinneyltiaTlngiip^ntthe

la»t fifteen year*

his ltiein tha tr- auoant ot Chronic complain! only, feola that he can promise- tmres in eases Im^^^etofo^lMn'dM^Vdi^Mr. omCE H0UBS,

trom

o'clei*'.

l»-i, 8 lesmBJ

9 tol, 2 to 5 andfto

.••r. ^}r-ir i%2, i, riTBf te i. ruftn}' -we

a.tj ftn\:• '1.' -rrr*

Consultation Free

n»?* *££.. 4 «*•. «n

«j V"J|

rnrnfj

GOODS.

)M& 41:'

Ci WITTIG & CO.

M*i* ,,,,

I •.!.»4 jiit tfc fi!

OPPOSITE MoSXKK'8 9A3HB ::'i "1.' t--j i..

DOMESTICS.

i- PK. INTS,

ItOSLINSj

BieachcdAunbleauhod.

GINGHAMS, &c.

Delaines, Wlneeys, Armures, Brocades, ?./ In Fashionable

I In all Color., At One Dollar per Hard!

Flaid Flannels, Shirting flannels, Miner's Flannels, v?«...i &t>iped Flannels. -vol .Dotted FianneU,

pMrtfit -Afti 106

FALL OPENING I

fuicq mmbal esj utto

noonwrflt irdi ythvi:*# irS JJ b&'.wa is« 1'} ivalli-- sail'

WEDNESDAY, SEP. 30th,

oar* to errsa ^ni .jsr-tr rto-iS JsMim &stt olaid.',7! *tr#rd .tt} ttvfTotf _{ is," J.t£tsazmX'«i cr 1S68. Mfhfwtwort r1: lo s®'** iA srf* l't MsJCslO ^"3* GBA5D ©ISPIiAY *"r"' 1? ®'«i •*. ftj-.— i^l'f i' IfJ Vf 5 -i frsjsjhfe fiTti .--TT i. .•}/

IRISH POPLIlfS,

MaiicliOBter Poplina,

ESTABLISHED MAY 12.1851

A.T^noirppeatog (McjLv(»-'H-ag

FALL STOOE!

A largo tot of

?4W'y'

"^4 a 4^4} Is v.

KENCH MERINOS, .1 1 ,»r

l?4ii

Cloaking Flttnoeia.

W1J1KS' CLOTH,!'l0'^='i. Best Waterproof Oloth -n

JXn Black, Bro^wa and Gold-cix?d, it? fyi At $1,25 ana H,50 per Yard!

Lln0

°f*« OS"

HOSIERY

Hoves, Shavls, NaUas, etc., .c' In Large Variety,

C. WIT1TO & CO.,

JNext Door to Uavia' .Drug Store.

ftt si DRY COOD8.

i-Miy

ir r.ift -i r. ad r.-ya -»j§ toaL be*

TOIL, RIPLEY & /u

t-#it»»»r

Lustres,London Serges,

g9»n! E.t oth i:

Merinos, Toile d'Venice

"''T,7r-T"

ytt» .'ciiwrk 'Mil

W inoey s, Empr's Oloth,

:*r\if' -a 7tR .i.nitu

Delames^aret^ '"Ji"™.. »f M»t» w«Y

r:.

And everything in the way of

dressi:goods.

•T%

•55B55^55H55l5

SPBKB'S ST1HMBV

"-WINE IT E II S

CrJ1! liO

rHl£

A at in

5-..' a i: 11 ~2 ibrt

SI9S

ijia'iJ'iS is? r. -n j».—{**. -i-ia. •j'?" -'-".r,

la 1 I rn-

Granite Poplins* I®hznl2 18«UOSA Eppelines, Alpaccas,1

"Oemtaxmoa at certainly cnaa aa latarmittent FoTer, and aa oa taiklf rurang aa Small Pax."— Kg*. Chmt. E. Kmg, Mt D., Li. If., tt

I N O S

PBEPAIU5D PEEaOBIPTIOM Made ikon the Preacription of BKT.CHA8.1. KISS, U. O., *C., 4c,

For tika Preveatioa aad Cua if

CONSUMPTION

*or the BadiocU Oarrt of ASTHUA, BBOHOBRUI. QAIABBU, and all othei aftotlim of tiM tun, TWt, and Ala PA8SAGM te (Jenwal^Sd fpaotol OanagaMAta ot the Nerroaa "y-^-n fiDwordara of tho BLOOD Mid tot ail Tnn«Uokal Disorders of tbo »toaaofa

and

B"wela.

The Prepared PreseripUon Ineraaaea tbe atrvuMth and daapeiM Uio of the Pal. Blood. ItJuNloe. ttTSSbl^d fWa?

Eapocto-ation. I,chMkM

MSQHT BWKATO, always, la 'roM eeveo to lour-tbe V* -^a

APP®"W

SUent

i* Invlcorated, and the

rapidly gjno floeh tie Cough and the Bcult Breathing ace speedily relieved M*p Ceoomee calm and retreehing the evacua'the tions regular and uniform. All th nosralitmiv. •omaof UyKdCMPriON. AflfHMA, BrooobiUto Ao, disappear with a really aatoniafciag rapidity! f$i- THE PRESCRIPTION" Shiulil be uael in every Disease, or whateTer name known, in which there is etiiibited and de. raagenent ot either the NfcBVuUSor the BLOOD ay.tems. it la aneijualled In feoiale Oi-orde-s Scanty orSnpprusaed Mt-usee, ••Whjtea." Ac.

The PKKPAB&O RtWOttiPTlON Is b»ih Uu) Beet and tne most ec»noui«ai Bledicsa that e«a be taken. The average dose, is two teaspooaeiul, akononcta day. The patient ne er requttea, ander any circumstanoes, to ase "Coug, Ha. tur^s," (or tuo Uonyb "expectorants1' tor tbo' expectoration "Tunica" tor tuu Appaiite or tai WtNkKueea 1-oD foi cue Blood 4oodos ot tike aarvous Iriia»««i A«i-tr ror Mi«ht Sweat) or bteky Livtr Oil for ten «a.uu Its iptoirto Aouo. Is apou the Oouatita ilouat 0oaitiou, »oj, inruala ihia Uuoduiva.

QVOB

Whole iS^ria- Symptoms Stntrmeatt frcm Patients, C»u.rSCoiauapvus.Cbtlle,

the*

Hill, Oiiioiinr«rr»i-wa*la the van days attar

he my

tiK

nt Swrnt-, fer«

•so., decreased, andOoally. aitosstber "lltaptsar •. ad. 'A m*re skeaioa oeiure, 1 am now well stfrtd* Atih flash. My reiteration is anjarrclfn all wbi.r mow me.—Maa. o. L. wbiimit, •Toar Praaeriptlon saved ny daughter's and has probably eared ntr hundreds

dollara'1'""**'r1Ureoaattd":.Pane"Tt.

—It**. £. ttwraura. Beasen. H. X. ••Wo blew oo.. tor the benrtlit we have from 'ijr Prepared freeonpuon.'ita». OBiaa.

Jesbnrg, Penn

"JE .c.y ouetu bom I have recommended it has benefitted ly its use."—Bev. C. D. Jones liacin? V.soonsin. the "Ph£PaSXD PBieOBIPTlOif" pat nr. in a 9' bottle, and is aula in Terru Santa, by 1.1,. S4HAM A OO-, and If Dn|0Rr-|sBrslli, ot orders may be oddrsasad to tha 3oIe Proprietors, OSOAJi G. U08BD ft 00., 27 Oonlaadt- att-rnt, N. V. Oousuitation free" A Oireolar, oonMtaiing Testimouia.s ot many Oaaea snccfssfully «eeated «ill be aent free, by utatl, to ail who will ite for it. deciadwxi

MILLINERY.

lyjlLLINEKY. af Mrs. UUiHIHrGUia llae removed to tho corner of Fourth a Ohio sltreetB, wouroabo is now openl ga ull aud mpioto ctoct of Kail etyle Bonnets. Ulbbons, ffl .veers,£c. lVUESS fiIAMlK(i haa als be«u added tp tho busin as. Oaring a competent Dresa-ma-l(er, satisfaction guaranteed. QHBA MILLIJSEKY. All hint!) of Milliuiry Goods sold at dnriug the Wintor uiouths, at

cost

MrM. M. II. Abbolt't*, Ite.ihe^Post,.Office., ,^ Uei.ildU hs ,%r

LOOMINGTON InUKSEKY. ITtb ear. 491) Acres, 19 ttreeiilioases. Th- largest and beet stock, tt,U^i,00j Fruit and Ornamental Tro-/j, Uedgo Tlants. Orape Vluof, 8m«ll Fruits, Appls aud other Nursery Sto K, Botes, Bulbs, Ac of choicest sorts and shipping Slz-Sjverv low for

CASH

Tliosu #ho would aro money will at once send two rod siamps lor two Fall Catalogued P. K. PufENIX, ,al7d3m .. Rloomiug'on, Uclu-.u Co.. 111.

.:i ')%& si

WEAK,

iiSad®- if

-I ft

THE BEST BITTEBS For Weakly Persons, rOB

PoB TajftH, •». .i.' .m ro? 'i.s si'iK'T, ,a F0u TBK AOEO, V-: -JM ... FOB VltaiAbKS,

F.-B 3P INQ USE tf

Wo Bitters F.qnal to Them Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, —m«vc or— WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

Speir'r Ct-I Wlur, so well 6.nu»o, with PBBKVIAN BABK, t!tiAS0iiIiK PLO^KB

HaAj- E BOOT.

... Hliai £BBI BA

and -uch ot a* viEBBS and HO )P- a* wii 11 can-a^sio gui, ro-u.te 'he "celn.. (he System II tbe natural cha a- .s, and ve

TONE A.2STJD VIQ-OR —T tH lOUXtt AO OLD, dAU rfclAU!

Alo»e,l[wV n'erul see tss. Brings *'Z"* ZL "toLOR To fbapav «(,, 15 LOO il AND BEAUT'S5 ro me li .oj .a wurn teo.aca. ores FSVKB aud eata* PP8 ii S tr, em a so .« «tae. Ash for

dPCEn

.'S

8 VpA&l Btl'TCa tk» d' I.u*i.i t» and lirtRf... t« .iatmy s-'gnata:s is ovar tha oorh A each Bot.l*.

ALFRED

SFEEIL

Pa»salc, If, sa.l rtr-» *d »»y, N^w York. WT r*. le sattlia oj iUN~0*,

r-nd ».y, M^w To

S"UUO-S.t.L-

WA7 A CO., rhiUj.i hii- a on

LX, flit-frurg. sod 1 a.l W ./•-s«Ie 0aias. Forsaaby BaBb, OULlCS*b«fiA7 in 13 .4 Tu

Th0'a J»t

^TUKAUK, OUMAiSJSlOA

John

»i«l

tm HANDSOME! ,iS 1 «:i rinvv 9 1 ti *st* iv.

RIPLEY & CO.,

Corner fifth nod Maw Streets, TSRRK HAUTE, IND.

'•life

Agents for

Wii L&itMss&i:

•*$

0&A1&

OWBII VOLIU (. WANT

E. R. BEZANT & CO.,

(SuOeeseeS*

ttr

J-. H- rOBhKb,)

tforirardlng & t'eraoneiion Vrrcli»o€p DUI.I1M IN Grain, Floor uud lnl(. Highest market price pa a 2m ail kinds of Uraln

STAR

Urn-?'" Lvsz.

"Wetre Hou*e on. SLalti ejtreiot, Hearts T. S. I D«i,. JOBM haskt. aMU»aj

HANEY

Jt ^o,

tf rroju.a», cosaisioa i*t»f A I N E A E S Warehouse on first 8'., at tho Oanal Basin.

P^RRT

HATS AND CAPS. EW YOB & AT STORK Joseph C. Yateis,: epj

JUST IN BFICBIPT OF

Mer.a' Hataoi aii kinda, ...... Soya' Hate of all Itinds^'' !#a Misafts' Eiata ot all binds, liit'iuita' Uata of all kinda, And at all priOsp^ .\ ^auHaUaadot and see

1 WS or^»^ short notloe. Ooan

TBE •F'4L$]-tir?lLE!*, r.it, i»» 6 #. rim Saata, I»d, 145 jftalh Street, aor 87dtf T||