Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 October 1868 — Page 4
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the Court House square to-
Come to
A f.'u'.T. -rqy j&uiuiaskcd
down with
a Bnclc'Bat lapt Saturday Jor hurrahing for Grant.
Jjtr every one £o to Dowlifig Hali and seethe "Druanuer-iloy'! .on Wednesday night. r: ?, t-b 'I
Ccti^DioK Thompson
-Ares the iftet shot
into the enemy'E ra.oka at tljo Court Hoosa square to«night.
iCoi. 'Ti H. Nelson will
oIobo
hie moat
Valuable sorvices the State campaign by a Bpetch la Roebville to-night. spt mt-y- "i 11 r. BtAia left ,tbc city on the Eastward boucd traiu last uigbt. SoTeral citizens enjoyed the flavor ot his socioty yeiterday.
Scobeb of Blab mou were hauled cut uf town ca Saturday afterc oofi, ptoatreted under too heavy iDstallmcct? of the p2at» iota.
JDoit't
vote any combination ticket, or
made up ticket. See that every Union Republican candidate's name -Is on your ticket bolero putting it in the •bRlbt Aos^ -j tji iX'--
A
ustraATiow
town yjiterdaymorniDg, and passed the day in scaicling for a lost'Democrat who seems to haVo
hoen snowod
-under
"avalanchc." &
"Vote EaKly
by the
Ins noopxEWB for ihe deswiuto orphana and \ridovrs of those bravo men who foil in defonao of our country, to an* nouryte thstt tho Drummer Boy i? to be p)»|eil again lor their benefit. ^5
of stories manufactured to order, •will be started by tho. Democrats on the eve of tho election lor tho purpose of docoiv* ing and humbugging the people. Pay no attention these lying reports.
Close
tee Saloons.—Tbe
CLosa
laui*h2a
A
dispatch
Mayor is»
sues a Proclamation thia morning requesting all saloon keepers to close their establishments to-morrow. Tho laws of tbe State positively prohibit the retailing of intoxicating liquorn on election day?.
It worLD have been a proud day for Voorhees last Saturday if he could have seen tho style of mon who staggered along our streets mingling their cheers for his ouphoncoui name with horrid oaths and imprecations, and insulting Indies with their beastly obscenity.
Blair's
assertion
that tho decision of
tho Supremo Court, in the Bowles and Milligan case, was cnuivnloct to a decision that the Reconstruction nets afo unconstitutional, a safe i!lu|t|^tau of the effects of tfco inordinate une of hie favorite bev° erage.
-It has been sugour leading mer-
ths
Stores.
gested by soveral of chant3 that all business bo dosed to-mor-row. If some three or four will move in this matter wo ore euro there is a dispo. aitiou on tho part of all to unite
movement.
in this
If Prank Blair bad cot been badly benzined ion Saturday ho "would not have denied hi3 Oilman's Cooper Shop speech of 1663. Will tiio Journal doru to deny,* at tbS late date, tfcnt
Fra^k
said at that
timo and place: would rather tleep' with a ajgger than with a Democrat"
received in this city ire a
MicttOTEpHrSaturday, gave Information that fifteen mea had bees shipped from that placc Whelp tho Democracy do their voting. Parties were on hand to "spot"' them when thoy arrived. Tho scoundrels! will have a "high"old time" petting their
jtfxhat OTbij' Republican in this Dis. tiiet goes to the polls to-morrow and keop away the rebel acoundrob imported to vote for Becdrick?, Voorhees and company, and the "Tail Sycamore" will bo buri*d -Bo deep that tbe hand of political resurrection will never reach himr.r ..
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Atmjeast twp of the ^pronam«it officials in the Democratic ptooeasion on SaU *H»tday weto refugees in Canada during -the drtft ~-Another was a deserter who laid cut in. the woods, an ouU&w defying arrest, ItH the most was long oa bis cowardly back. Splendid fellows forsoldlew to fraternize with'
laTartsmtifflStm
P-4.
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0*£ DAVID CHBItfTY. ^FOB ^FSWSOB-HttABBliON T0WK5HJF# J), JJ, WBIBv
Dr.
w7lH0MF80N»
Will address the people at Court House Square -Mondayevfening, Oct. 12th.
CHABL12B BIEHLE,
From GaleMr JIliftJiii Will address tbe German citizens of this city, in the new Turner Hall, on Ninth street, on Monday, October, 12tb, at early candle light. All citizens without distinction of party are invited. Jos.
Fellknzeb,
Pres't German Grant Olub.
Don't Swap Votes.—One
9:5oa.
H.
.of the last
cards which the Democracy intend to play in tills contest is a desperate attempt tb repair the shattered fortunes of Voorhees by swapping voles. They have no hope of electing a single candidate on tbeir county ticket and their managers have 36nt instructions throughout tbe
county for any Democrat to vote for any candidate on the Republican county ticket, if be can get a vote for -Voorbees in etcbange for his voto. Don't be caught by any such chaff Warfare strong enough to elect our entire .county ticket by a handeomo majority. Don't let Major Carter lose 6 single ballot on any pre.
test whatever. Voorbees will unquestion* ably gain largely by fraud. Every man who calls himself a Republican should see to it that no amount of friendly feeling for any Republican candidate shall iQducehim to think of listening to an offer to swap votoe. If Republicans will do their whole duty, to-morrow, Voorhees tpll share the fate of the Democratic candidates on the county ticket and will be permitted to enjoy that privacy which he gays is so very congenial to bis feelings,
So completely in accordanco with his modest and retiring nature^ "Wo repeat, don swap^a-voie on juiy protest, %4
The
from S iv a
Drummer, Boy'- trcmpe are in
tho city and will open at Dowling Hall on Wednesday night, October 14th.
I Died—In
!—Tbe polls'will be open
to*mcrrow from 'JS
a. M.
to 6 r.
M,
We
enjoin uso? av^ty Republican to place his vote in the ballct-bot early in tho njorniag and devote the balance of the day ia bringing others to the poll?.
liOOKOUT TOR EooB3ACK8.—All
Cincinnati, Sabbath, Oet-
atb, 1868, at twenty-five minutes to six o'clock a. m,, Emily'K.,
of John and Ann
third daughter
M.
JIcFee. The re
mains were taken to Jjaurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, for interment.
Marriage Licenses
were issued by
|he County Clerk, last week to the following parties **L£ei4«esti^k?i Andrew M. Reynolds and Barah B. Did iott. W. H. Robinson and Eliza J. Goodman. James McCarthy and Mary O'Leary.
The utmost vigilance
aorl9
will be requir
ed throughout thia oounty and District to prevent tbe perpetration of a ays tern of •wholesale election frauds which the De mocracy have been maturing for' two months. We know whereof we speak. Our friends must not ftil to exercise tie closest and -most-unremitting watchful:A*f aa^ficMKjrrtt t." 41. seaooaa *i «sivsnt.
ness.
We understand the register law requires voters, where flames are not registered at the first meeting of tbe Board, to go in person before the Board in order to have their names registered. This requirement, we believe, has been complied with in this city, except the 4th Ward, where, we are informed, that one of the Board at tbe last meeting wrote nearly a hundred names on tbe register without the persons being present. What does this mean Are K«hb MoU«y^-aien io bo voted in that Ward?
The decorations of business houses on Main street Saturday morning were easily counted. Besidss a flag or two at half a dozen localities, they consisted of the the dry goods houses of Cornelius & Haggerty and Brokaw Brothers. Tho latter house is divided against itself—one half supporting tbe Republican and the other half the Democratic candidates.— On .Friday the Republican members of the house mado a handsome display, the word "Peace" being shown prominently in one cf the windows. It was quite sig niflcant on Saturday to see nearly tho same decorations with this word withdrawn.
Gbsat Rsfubucan Barbecue, at Bloomtield, Greene Count?.—The largest political meeting over held in Greene county oocurred at Bloomfield last Saturday. Delegations from «very township in the county were present. Brass band3 and glee clubs fhrniahed an abundant supply of loyal music. An im-j mense dinner was spread and to crown all Col. T. H. Nelson gave, to seven thousand heaters, .an address of more than two hours in length, which is spoken of by Col. Cravens, in a private letter, as one of the ablest asd most eloquent effort a eror mado in that pari of the Stato.
ITotwithstJiifiKng th^ ltfavy ftnpertations from Martin and Sullivan, the Rppublicans are sanguine of-carrying the county, a jqT,v
rjt
..
Norrcs—Every Fighting'
Boy is requested to be at Hoadqnartors this evening, at clock, for business after which we will move to the old Court House and do honor to our old and respected fellow citizen, Oel R. Tfr. Thompson^ who speaks there at o'clock. C.J. Gxuc«b^U)i I
Lt Col. Com'dg.
How Democrats Love soldiers!
A Democratic Marshal Charges on a One-Legged Boy Blue!
11 becomes our duty to rocerd what a majority of our citizens regard as ono of the most shameful outrages over perpetrated in this community or elsewhere and we propose to give it to the public without extended comment, as tbo plain facts speak more forcibly than columns of denunciation conld do.
On Saturday, while the procession was passing up Main street and was crossing Third, some one or more persons standing near Davis'drug store, cheered for Grant, as, of course, any man, woman or child had a clear right to do. B. H. Cornwell, one of the marshals of tbe day, an expostmaster of Terre Haute and ex-auditor of Vigo county, hearing the cheers for Grant, rode up and ia a very loud voice and in a most excited manner declared that no one should hurrah for Grant, "It is our day," said he, "and if you don't stop that we will clean you out.' Stand ing near Cornwell, leaning on his crutches, was John Paddock, well known in this county as a most exemplary young man, a quiet, gentlemanly man who always minds his own business. He is known, too, as a one-legged soldier, havicg given bis other leg for the cause of his country. This young man knew Cornwell. and. hearing him forbid the freedom of speech thought he would have a little pleasantry with him so, looking up into hi- face and smiling, he said, in an ordinary tone, "hurrah for Grant, Mr. Cornwell." Upon this Cornwell straightened up in his saddle, brandished his heavya.cane and struck
Paddock,
John
the OIK legged soldter, a sharp
blow on his head. These are the facts, briefly and clearly stated by Mr. Paddock and other eyeWitnesses.
Since the foregoing was in type, we have received from Mr. Cornwell, by-tbe hands of a Republican neighbor, the following note, with an urgent request for its publication. Wo give his statemont, in connection with the above, having no desire to use our columns to cause any possible injury to a citizen. His card is as follows:
Editors Daily Express .- Whiie acting as Deputy Marshal at the Democratic procession Saturday morning, near the corner of Main and Third streois, I was informed that there were stones thrown from the crowd opposite into the procession. I passed over to where the crowd was congregated, in front of Davis' Drug Store, and remonstrated against any acts ot" violence being used by persons toward the Democrucy that day. About this timo I observed a young man in the crowd addressing mo, as I supposed, in language not respectful. In tho moment of excitement, believing I was insulted, I struck with my cane. Persons stand ing in front mado an opening. I discov ered that I hud struck a man who was cripple. I immediately desisted, and hurried my lioreo away. Afterwards I learned ttmt the young gentleman that I had assaulted was Mr. Paddock, youig gentleman that 1 respect very highly. Ho has always treated me kind' ly ia all relations I have had with him I regrot tho occasion very much—for cer tainly no man in tho city of Torre Haute respects the afllicted more than I do and would be less liable to commit such an act of violence upon such a person.
B.
H. Cornwell.
Voting Places.—The following are the places of voting in the several precincts of Harrison township
First Ward—Ninth Street Engine House. Second Ward—Hill & Staver's mill Bloomington Road street, just east of the canal.
Third Ward—Sage's Cooper Shop, Second street. Fourth Ward—Engine House, Lafay ette street.
Fifth Ward—Gunn's Carpenter Shop, east of Passenger Depot. Township ontside of city—At the Old Court House.
The unprovoked attack made John Padduch, a one-legged soldier, last Saturday, created an intense excitement in town throughout Saturday afternoon and evening and yesterday morning.— There was imminent danger of serious trouble, which danger was increased by the insane conduct of hundreds of drunk, on creatures wbo ran through the streets screeching ftr "Blab" and "Vowris" and yelling in the face -of every citizen, of either sex, whom they happened meet. Mr. Paddock earnestly appealed to his friends not to create any disturbance of the pcace on his account Ho acted very manly and the Sheriff and Mayor and other assistants used their ut moat exeruons ftnd by dint of great effort on their part, as well as that of many others, a serious outbreak kss
CSl.
R.
prevented
for which all good citizens are thankful We want ao breach of order in our hith erto peaceful city, connection with the approaching election, and exhort our political friends to abstain from all and every act leading thereto. Similar con duct on the part of the Democracy will prevent collision.
W.
Thompson
returned on
Saturday night from Columbus, Indiana, where he spoke on Saturday to an immense audience. His speech at the Court House to-night will close his arduous and splendid services in our State campaign. We learn that he has received several invitations to speak in New York and will be likely to take part in the canvass in tho Empire State, if bis professional engagements will permit. Wherever Col. Thompson goes he affects the nerves of tho enemy as did the report of General Gilmoro's "Swamp Angel" thc-sn of tho beleapered Charleston.
The Journal denies that any candidate on tho Democratic ticket knew anything about tho article in tho Buerger Seittoig advising it? readers to vote foT Mr. Hollinger. "The Editor of that paper stated at a inceting of the Gorman Olub, that Mr. nollinger naked him to
WTito
'-?s&mM~
Emotion RbgitlaJions.—The poll# are to bo opened -not o'clock a. m.,
or later than
aro to bo kept open nntili r. jr., and., thereafter until o'clock r. provided fifteen minutes does not-jrfap^iW|UwiU receiving a vqjlc.
0
All ballots are to be on plaiu white paper, without any distinguish-marks or embellishments, except that the voter may write bis namo on tho back of his ticket.
Every voter must have been a bona fid* resident for twenty days before tho election of the precinct -or ward whero ho seeks to vote, and of tho State during tho six months previous.
The law requires all voters to ba registered previous to the olection but, if not registered from any cause, the voter may be placed on tbe Hat, on election day, by furnishing his own affidavit of rq^ideoce, supported by tho affidavit of a registered voter, who is a freeholder of tho Ward or precinct where the vote is offered, giving his name and residence
In cities the voter is required, at tho time of offering his vote, to state the street on which he resides and the number of his residepjyL if the house bo numbered, -"r.
Any person who makes any false state' ment as to the place where be actually re sides is liable to fine and imprisonment.
Any person may be challenged by any registered voter of the Ward or precinct or by a member of tbe Board, and if required the person so offering to vote must be sworn.
In all cases of contest a3 to the legality of a voter, any member of the Board may demand a recorded vote of the Board.
Any member of the Board who wilfully violates any provision of the election laws, or is guilty of fraud in the execution of his office, is guilty of a felony, punishable by imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Any person who has not the legal qualifications of a voter, who either votes, or offers to vote, is liable to a heavy fine.
All false 8wearing before tho Board is perjury, punishable by imprisonment in the State's prison
Importations.—We have repeatedly called tho attention of Republicans to the fact that the Democracy arc actively engaged in the importation of votes. That parly can have no hopo of succooding at the polls, in this State, except by moans of election frauds of some kind, and it is nctivoly engaged at this work in nil quarters of Indiana. Money is furnished in abundance from tho "whhky ring'- and" from the "Belmont" wing of the Democ racy. The following are specimens of ia« t'clligcnce that daily reach the Republican Headquartors hero from reliable sources, to wit:
UnionRepublican State%p Central Committbe «jms, J-Indianat-lis,
Oct.
You are as well posted as to the mode of preventing these and all other illegal votes from going into the ballot-box as we are. We would suggest that you do so, and that too, effectually.
Yours truly,
A.
ftRElT
10 a. M^and
jilr KM
The Board is to continue in session, at tho place of olection, till all tho votes giv-
resuHfil
en have been counted ont and tbe publicly annoanccd. There can bo no adjournment of the olection board for any purpose, nor enn the ballot-box be removed or placed in the custody of any person, until the votes are all counted out.
10, 1868
L, A. Burnett, Esq., Chairman, Terre Haute, Ind: My Dear
Sir:
P.
f[entuckians
Wilhite. and J. R.
Taylor, from Davis county, Kentucky John A,. Verity, Harry Jenkins and Harry Thomas, from Shelby county, Kentucky, are now in your city, intending to vote next Tuesday. There is no dis
uising the fact that our State is full of and parties from other States whose only object is to override us at our next election.
H. Conner,
r,
Mattoon, III.,
Nice Currants,
something
in his fnvor, and Mr. HoUinger told a respectable German Democrat several days before its publication, that there would bean article in his favor published by that paper. This looks as though Martin JJolJixjger was not utterly, ignorant ot ^at was going on.
Chairman
10th Oct.,
3
p.
m. '68,
Vigo County Republican Committee: Frank Molloy just left here with sev enteen (17) Irishmen from Effingham, for Terre Haute, to vote them.
John
Cunningham.
Republicans will seo the necessity of adopting the utmost vigilance to guard against the frauds of our political adversaries. Thoy will surely be attempted.
We notice the new sleeping car "Prai rie City" left here last night, over the Bee Line Route. It is tho handsomest sleeping car of any yot put on this favorite route. The company have now five magnificent sleeping cars that will com pare with any in the country for elegance and comfort. Mr. J. H. Brewster has the superintendence of this line of elecpiug cars, and they are kept neatly, and in the most complete order. We learn that he has just made a contract to run two sleeping cars over the Peru and Chicago RaiN road, one of which is nearly completed.— They will compare favorably with the cars he has had charge of, and add to tbe travel over this route.—Indimapolis Jour nal.
When tou bet a Suit-or Clothes on the election, do
sure and have it under
stood that it must be mado at Walmsley's Tailoring Establishment. By so doing, you can save yourselves a few dollars, with the advantage of having a pcrfect St, and made a la mode. Tbe Blue Front is the place, 145 Main street^ d3t
for mince pies, can
be obtained at S. Stone's.Cpj^fectionery.
Special Novelties
to be bhd at SaX.
ton & Walmsley's "City Trimming Store:' Spider Nets. "Love Among the Roses. "Cravattes Tostee."
Striped Collars and Cuffs.' am In Wide Linen Oollan. 1 Satin Beltings—black and colored. Patent Rolled Tape. Pfttpnt Tatting Shuitlea.' H/l?dlt
Mrs. L. Voloer,
a few doors south of
tbe Post Office, will open on Tbursdiy October 15th, a full and choice' stock of Millinery, Trimmings, Jewelry &c. The ladies aro respeofuHy inTitod-tft-- caH-and examine the goods, whichwilL be sold at lower priced than at any othftr octablishment in tho city. Corsets, a good'articlo sold at 75 cents Hoop Skirts 50 and 75 cents. 9*dltt
Whet you want Fresh Oysters by tho diah or can, go to the City Restaurant. d-tot
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Not a Successful Slide!
-f::' 4
threat Expectations!
NOT BEALIZEP!
FUNKKUIR DLLS BIS APFOINTIIKNT
A
Tight'1 However!
Illinois Sends Large Delegations
Sullivan Does' 73?
For Boveral weeks -past, as is well known, the Journal has teemed with agonized screeches for the faithful to be on band, and haa fairly gushed with boastt of the more than immetse things that would be seen, heard and done when that long promised "avalanche" should strike the startled gsza of the people of this city and rural distrjGts adjacent.
At last the long-looked-for day arrived The first rays of the sun that streamed down M^in streot fell upon mounted marshals and orderlies while tho early morn ing air was vocsl with their boasts of what the day would bring forth. But "the day -didn't seem to be in a hurry about "bringing forth5'- anything, and it was past ten o'clock before there was much appearance of unusual commotion on tho streets. Meantime: a few—very few—banners were hung out and some slight efforts were mado in the line of decorations, ..
Tho delegation from Elbridge, Illinois, filed over the bridge about 11 o'clock, and nfiado tho most imposing display of any outside delegation. They bore the mottoes: 'The Constitution .as our Fathers Made it," "Equal Rights and Equal TtfX atiori" and "General Amnesty For All Political Offenses." The last motto was exceedingly appropriate as we learn that some membfers Of that delegation stand mulch in ijeed of ''amnesty" for. bearing arms against the .Government. Other ^lacc3 in Illinois furnished "delegations and Old Sullivan sent its quota by rail.
The procession was formed with some delay -and finally commenced to move. It presented a fine appearanco, much taste li&vTHff~1re&u displayed ia the: get* ting up of several chariots for t|!^young ladies and children. The city contributed largely to this featureftf-jthe show, A cooper shop, a carMfifir shop and a brickmftking estBblffiWnt represented the mechanic arte. A big negro -'bossed:' the Carpenters "who seemed to relish that thing highly. S&e procesei •nafo jR# half the length q| the Republican precession of tbe day befoilte. Democrats freely admitted that, as CQmp^&d with the Republican processidCj it %&3 a failure/ .It occupied just forty minutes in passing a given Moint.-j|p3gipg no deduction 'lor several halts and a numb'or of yawning gaps.
At the corner of Main* and Sixth streets, a careful Count was madp. with tbo following results I
Men and boys on foot...........278- persons. 12 large wagons... .360 ... 122 s.tail wagons and bug* tvis gies 732 5 wagons Crudes)... 35 Horsemen with Indies........... 112 Horsemen without ladies 342
Total......... 1869 persons Tho Journal will doubtless give a high ly imaginary and figurative report, but our figures aro absolutely correct. We have no space to hote all the m6ttoes and devices but will mention one which appeared upon a vehicle and read thus ••Mourning for our fallen braves." Not far from where-this Q*maga.stoedra fel^ low wa? heard lustjly. shouting for -John Morgan. Query Wore_the fallen braves John Morgan's men who didn't return from the great raid of that Democratic hero?
A count of the procession was also made at the entrance.to ground, wbicb included all wagons that accumulated at tbe gate while the prosession was passing in The result gave
Men on foot 194 Boys on foot........ 87 Horsemen and ladles 426 Wagons 214 At the time tbe procession commenced filing in there was not a single wagon on the ground, whiie at the Republican dismonstration on Friday hundreds of wagons were on the ground before the procession
Another count was rcado at the -entrance to Early's Grovo, tho rtoit libttfsd wo heard, giving 2,669 niccj womcn.^n
A just comparison of tho. cxdwds aij tho two days may be made when we giv®! the actual number tint pa»ed over tha| bridge from the west. On Friday the.Str gar Crpek delegation numbered l,4$lTS(nd
the Fayette di
"ATAJjANCHK "t, ui
obljr!
ht
THE OEADLE INVADED!
Show off Infantry!
Big
a
FUDDLED ALL DAT/
BIG DRUNK AT NIGHT!
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The Democratic "avalanche" which struck this city, on Saturday, was. an affkir of very considerable dimensions, but was, at the same time, an extremely meager return for tbe vast and unex ampled outlay of time and money, the lavish expenditure of printer's ink, the entreaties, exhortations, commands and threats which had been brought Into requisition to bring out the maeaes aad induce a simulation of enthusiasm for a national ticket which every Democrat fn this section detests, a State ticket which is far from popular here,, and a Congressional nominee who was "utterly repudiated and denounced" in advance of his nomination:
ilon iiO, mak!hg a }o Mil cagis
before aad after* «a»r .tweai .fiv« has* dred parson* passed over to attend .tho Republican moetingP' Sn Saturday only 47t) men, .^om^j^r^dron ^s^tbo bridge, thjae are figare» that cannot ho denied.
The crowd at the Grove was at no lime daring the day iiM»^.tlMa.,lialf as large as was that at tho Pair €h%tmd on IH. day. Thia WaS fteoly admitted fey Democrats who attended both meeting?. There was but one'stahd, Whfbh was qo^te sifrB* cioffit. The show et, the !l£at woman,'' "tall man," "rattlesnakes" and "Chinese Twins" attracted more attention ^han the speaking.
Mr. Blair arrived ia^ae but waa we Tegret to say, in bad trim far speaking. Not to put too fine a point" on Blair was "tightnot as drunk as a violinist's canine female, but very much under the influence of his cups. He feared steadying to keep bim 4a a. perpendicular white he got oa th^sfcwd and n&til he had his bands bn thtf ralliwg or btoaiW In front of him. His speech vras his. Indianapolis specch with slight variations. He was guilty of telling a very silly falsehood in denying bis Oilman's CooperShop speech of 1860. He said ho--did not say he •'would rather sleep with a nigger than with a Democrat." We can prove to Mr. Blair by tbe oaths of many Democ rata that he did say just that. Does he want tho proof
J. Q. Allen followed Blair. His was the old old story of "tax" and "nigger." At night the torohlight procession, which was to astonish the natives, came off. The Journal of Saturday morning issued this mandate:
Every. Democrat, «ld and young, should be found in the torchlight, pocession tonight. Mark those mho offer ordinary exeitses'
We intend to givef tfi6 Democracy credit for every man, woman and cbildf that walked, rode or Staggered along the streets id that bliiUtnn. We have fifteen different counts and they vary from 1,398 to 1,505. Take the latter figares, which are extravagantly large, and inelcd® hna» dreds of childreb] "£na. this b6asted,
As a political demonstration, it was far from successful. Heavy drafts on the cradle and on-the feminine portion of the community, with importations from re. mote regions, failed to swell the crowd to anything like the expected magnitude.— Public sentiment in the city, was:expressed by the darkness which pervaded Main street, and other streets on the line of march. Few houses showed anything more than the ordinary lights, and in many cases entire darkness prevailed.
THE -members^of my regiment are"Requested to^meet at the A. Hall this evening, at 7 o'clock, to make arrange^ meats for appearance in "Drummer Boy." imr. rw *wTsac 5-Odt. Robinson. «*tf 1
fid ei
t-1
"Something itew.—"Orient"
Grover &
Now Is
to the
We are-now introducing "the American Dttss ahfrt," which reclaim to bo the bo3t made ahd best fitting Shirt in the country. We wiH either maW them to measure or furnish them ready-made, every Shift warranted to ft. It w'll pay you to give u» a call «hd look throngfi our stock bef^lWy^^^C^V' e^AH^oods mawpfactuEed by us -are: warfjfntpd1 pftrfeK, bdth' ftid fabric,
Ladies, Vaks
,"tfie-'
mendous show" was not so large by fully five hundred ma was the demonstration made by tbe? RepubiicanB o/ ^AM comity alone, oil the. night of September 12th.— Democrats who counted .that, admitted that there were over seventeen hundred men with torches^ exclusive of boys and men whose torches were extinguished. The Democracy understand all the little arts required to piece out a small pattern and they did their best in the way oFde ploying,fheir men,,boys and children.^ -It required a retentive memory to count them, so Idtfgf iTtlftro would elapse after ono flle had passed before another would, come .along..The, column occupied minutes passing the corner of Seventh and Main streefsj^22 mWutes passing thefclpysters corner or Sixth an4 Main and 23
m^-
utes passing this offie$ripeloding^the time wasted in complimentiog the' ErPBEss. There wore but comparatively few'Jn the prpcessida who, are residents of this county, and but little more than half of the entire numbed TVre members of any voting population."
J. C. Allen, Col. Mullen and William Mack spoke to a .considerable crowd at the Court House after the procession.'
The most notable featuro of the day's display was drunkenss.- Fighting was con- .. ,, 6.
occurred. Even while Blair was spe£B ing he batf id st^pietffirM f^e* fofcitrtfeio be quenedamaRg hift.own party friends. Cheers for Jeff Davis,John Morgan Dan Voorheef, and other Ifembcratic leaders, were mingled ith^horrid oaths, and^ie most bea8tly obs3«nity which thepreiisiioe'" of ladies had coi iendenty to ctescte A. BmalHjijjr bat, thrown by a man Tn the processlojQ. becauso the boy oheered for Grant ^o man who has any wgpftrd fbr publioiitA cehcy desires to seer another such day in this city. diegosted all who are capable of appreciating the ordinary proprie* ties of lift,
r.r
^Miller^?
•3:at.f .. ^o.'|i«wnjrtr^^
fit ailo KEMovAL.—AiwtiB^ *r Oo%
jllqck.-
ei
j.
oa
Jn.xj
,te t'• ntiii oi o-
-. Rxxovai].—Aiutii^ "Sbryer & Hardware SMVe^sMbAved to^ 172 Dem-
Ji
FruItB at' dtf.
1
mptrnm
oi "Wednesday, Sept. 30tb, a handsome asorttneni of Pattorn Bonnots and Hats, together with all tho latest novelties of the season in tho way of Trimmings. Also, a choice Boloction of Velvets, Foathors, -Flowors, &c., kept constantly on hand. M. A. Sabtdah. ... dtf:
Good Tea and good Coffee and good Sugar can bo bought cheaper at Foote's Tea Store than any where in tho city.— That is the verdict of those who have tested the matter. Satisfaction guaranteed. dtf
CHUDBXir can boy goods as cheap as parents at Grenier A Forrest's. dtf
I
R»p»cfmJLi.T
A full stock of stylish Jewelry and Cleoka always on hand. ,• X, Spectacles will be selected by me always to suit the eyes exactly.
Dress Making.—Misses B. P. and L. A.
SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTESS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on acoount of itB tonlc properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. augl5-dw3m.
B. Weisz received, oa every Indiana State Fair, since 1865, the first premium for best Hoop Skirt made. [7,dwtf
NoMcb
or
Change.—E. B.
protect!** medication like
BITTEB8,
or "Qcci-
ddwt'' Paper Collars, real linen faoe. Go to 1 fldi lo
Miller's,:'
dlf? 81 Main rtrcei*^"3 'St: ei *ha «J. fltji
the TIM*
your Fall ana Winter Clothing, andjhe best- place to, leave your orders at GROYEK& IflCtS^S
remedy
to think of buying
-t -%&
None*.—I will open
annonce to the public
that I have permanently established myself in this City as Watchmaker and Jfewel&r. By a thorough theoretical, as well as practical- knowledge of the art of making and repairing Watchee, I am able to satisfy all who will patronize me. By prompt, close attention to business^ and nevihr varying from the line of the Most rigorous honesty, I hope to gain tbo confidence of the public.
opened'a Dress Making
establishrnent at No. 81 Main street, up stairs, where they are prepared to do all kinds of Dress and Cloak making, with neatness and dispatch. Cutting and fitting done to order on short notice.
Work guaranteed to give entire salisfactioBii!} 30-dlw..
For
Sale,—1 wist to sell my residence on Strawberry Hill, or exchange for property centrally located, dtf J. M. OLcoTT.
The
Celebrated Courvoisieurs Kid
Gloves, we offer in a complete assortment of colors, for .the first time~7n this market. Also Alexandre and Danton Kids, all numbers and colors. d2w Tuell, Rtplet & Co.
.1
Remember that we will sell goods cheaper than any otbor honse in tho city. Greiner & Forrest, dtf jf* Cor. 3d and Ohio Hts.
Sam F. Badolet is going to make a speciality, therefore enn offer idducements. dtf
Wanted, Situation.—A disabled soldier of tho Army of the Potomac, having lost his arm at the second battln of Bull's Run, desires a situation that will assist him to maintain bis family. He writes a good business hand, is a good accountant and book keeper, and can work in a telogtaph office as an operator. Any One wanting help of this kind ia requested to call at this office. [5-dlw
If Samson strength actually lay in
tinually going on, though uO senous-riot ^e'1ength and abundance of his hair, a
liberal use of the famons "Barrett's Veg etable Hair Restorative" ought to impart many times the strength of that doughty ancient warrior, for there is no limit it will not reach if properly applied.—[N, H. Patriot. dwlw
wVa.'?^..%L*
V" '-^^1
Shop at Dr. P«mco's corner. dtf W. Statz.
Tf*
f-
Sam F. Badolet is receiving the best Oysters coming to the city. dtf Takw "Nomoe—That we bought a auction a luge lot of Stamped Aprons, which we will sell at 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c and 50c. apiece according to size.
T"
C.
WlTTIQ &
Bobbins
having removed bis business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to famish his customers with Garden and Field seeds. Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf
E. B. Bobbins.
LOCAL NOTICES. Ab Anti Biltous Specifle.—This is
the seakon of the year whan there is great danger ot ht
Uvet's
tending to diseased aotion. It Is the
largest glaad In the
ber of
where these diseases
a
MISHLER'S HERB
to as to check at once any such course.
This advice Is founded on experience,and is easily followed. The Bitters is the most saeeenftal an tlbllioai speciflo extant, and ia highly lndor ed
For Sale by all respectable Grocers andDrnggists. JySOdwSm
Pare Crystal lee.—The
best.
Is now prepared to fnrnlsh the pnblle with clear healthy Bivrr and. Sprlag Pond Ice fcr the cea eon, at low rates. Two wagons will run dally, and snpply all Basinets Houses and Private Fam ilies. Orders left at tbo Port Offlce, with Ash
KoDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pare, healthy article of Io», well to order from aSOdCm
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION^.
1
Tirua, Aa
on ths 13th day of this month, anil Whereas, the law of Indiana prohibits the retailing of int'thrStateof
Uqn in
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
gEED WANTED!
WE WANT' .j
Kr
CtAl^ZL, A.3VI SEE
OF PARKE COUNT*
HaTiag
abHshfd en
contains five rooms, well,olsiem, oailvr,and sapplied with all kinds oi shrnbbery.
thepremi
ea-
sive
body, and is liable to a num
dlssaiw.
How then, is the time to
as ortmint of the
me
C.takiUs,Hudson, WhlteMorint'n
have alrtady gain
ed a fbethold in their systems. Sold everywhere. dwlw
f+Atl-.UZl*
COnC£NT&ATED IfiSlGO
For
the
Piece
Our stock is coTripleio^tfblh Goods and good Ready-Made Clothing. Also, a great variety of Underwear, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Gleves, etc. in short, everything in the Gents' Furnishing line from the cheapest
or
Patent Pocket Plncushon Emery Bag a axes.milcmor aoz.
on election d»ys,
Now,uiratinITP,
theref
I, O. F. CftOKiaiT,
"PBRRIEK'S
Mayor cf
tha City of Terre ileute,do ereby reqqsat all
loon Krspers toeH»«aptheir Saloons on that day,
in
order comply with the fail requirements of tbe law.to Tho Polico force of the city arc hereby instructed, and all oth.-r
Isg.lly
of
con.tftutsd oonserratc,.
law and order,as well as all goudcttiz.nsare urjTcmly solleited totander their
en'oroam-nt of th»laws,aad the preservation of good order and peaoa oa to
morrow
GUtsa uadsr
toy
[t.s.l
ha*d and 'he of
tbe city of Terra Han to, Oet.
12
L. jr"
I
I
«t. 5
1,000 Basliels Fla\ Seed!
WE WANT -1
U- 200 Bnshels Clover Seed
WE WANT 500 Bnsbels Timothy Seed!
fARMERS HAVING ANY SELL
.•(if mi •Hi
SEED SEED TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS HAA'INO ANY 8EKIH1 ON HAND.
WRITE TO
US!
Sr
—fi jS •"'W 41" & if wJT'
We will Pay Cash FOR
^W^liat w©
vi tV
JO\EM *1$
p?
Co.,
14dtf. 78 Main St.
A JO*EN,
Farm
Implements,^TKBRK nAUTE,
IN».
rp THE FARMERS
ig Dcy
Wotd,
Daily Express OfBco.
t?OR JP
at Mani««a[g»
BUYING WHEAT, 1 will refer jcu to the following Card. -"iS H. B. BltUB. I/1
We, thi uaderaigoed. Farmsra of Vigo Oonnty, L~-"' have had dealings with H. B. for many an,. ml all transact! ns on h!Smltu
part
ha?
been
honorable, and our tiro sati-fiction, and hia ropntation-ln tbo. netgbporho^dia »bKh wc ltr#, lor honorable »r. 'v fair dealing, i, good. Ralph Wilson, W Croily, Nathan Baldwin, .^OiiTor B^u
d9,
Newtou gors, W Krnmbhaar, s' Bo i'je, Thomas lt»iden, W Dickers a Georg. .rdan,
W t-hiMds ilunrj PdDnlugtcn, Mahlen St-veiiaon, Patrick Curley, Anthony Crfni. Wmi) Johu-on, Pettjr Lyons,
1
H. ATius,
White, l..•,.R,iirvej
[1
OoiiOver,
William Johnson,-
lhoma«Pinston,v*»!/:»»•...I1m Jtcasuu,
W 11 S'owart, ''i -'f ip
JmtsJacksoD
Mlc.plVjerry,
1
.ii
'Iiemy
SCreal,
Dan Walksr, fe)« John Braey,4 J^hn ne a, \V 3-. Wm Wnlker, stSj "-t If Kairbants Isaao dottrel 1. *,!" 'Anthouy Oitnxni!ir. Hentlay Hlmmona, 4 :Kdwiu M.rtrell, DaTid Pnch. 'Oeorso Sankr.
I am personally acquninted with the partiei whose names arr horewlth ati ached, and tlioy »ro V, nmonff the most iatelligont and mpNtabln farm era in tlua oonntr. 9
RUFt n. SIMPSON, Clerk, fr.s, I
oS wlw
1
WANTED.
WANTED—SITUATION—By
ayonnsr man, in
almost
8alarynntso mncli
any cft[ nitty.—
of an
olijest
as
steady
nlaysient. B-i, icno» Rivon.
Terro Haute
P^at
SALE—A
Frr
Frame
«a-a.
Addrofs
"1*. J."
Offlco. fidtf
FOR SALE.
1?ABM
TO TRADE
FOR CAT-
JL TLE OR HORSES'—Eighty
sitnat.d in Crawfoid County Misaunri,Landwellofncros adapted tn
Stuck
raising,
having
threo
springs
ot
living water on it location healthy. Tho land will ho exchanged for Horses or Cattle,ornliovv soldlo for cash. Call
on
W. L. HODDV,
at the
slate two ciateras and well, sinble, carriage honse,roof, and good fmlt. Lot
t.
Bn-.lltng Hooae—el«httwo-Btorj7.1•,gae.,roomFino
160
sl6dtf
F)R
feet front by
feet ueep. Will be sold cheap.
:1C0
Aj
pl» to
P. M. DONNELL^gj j.
SALE.—HOUSE and LOT —Situated corner of 12th afi'l
Ea^e
Btreetn
Enquire
Mammo
by
medical gentlemen for billons epidemics and endemics, inch as Agne, Janndlco, Fever
and
Asuo,
to, Poople who lire ia districts where either of these complaints prevail, ought to provide them selves at ones with the Bitters, as a protective agaM tUbum frsai these causes, and to use it as a
GLAeta
bava a
Series of
others
A'l
JACOB 8TEINMEITL.
on
Jelldlsa
FOR RENT.
FOR*B
RENT.—I have a good buhonse for rent,
Street,ainefew a door* north of Barr'sDiug-tFourth.e-hNoron o2dtf
I N 80
Q.ROOERY STAND for KhJN l\
Tho aad fixtures ofa gjod paying grocer stand.stcck
Attached to the store are a nnmoer
rooms,mo-t conifortab
of
arranged
for* family
a boarding home. They will be rented separor ately. For fartbor particulars apply to Mr.ELWELL, at
R. H.
ti Sdn's. in ag.inearly
Cox
oomlng
in possession of my property will offer the same for rent on reasonable
lldtf
.rms.
MBS. BROWN.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, 1 ALBUMS, caBOMOS.
Oi.
CO,
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & 801 Broadway, New fork, Invito the attention oi tbe Trade to -heir
eiten
«bbve,of
their cvfa publi
cation, ximfaciurt and importation. We putl.mr over Four subjects of Stereoscopic Views, indudl.Thousand Niagara
Oave,
-Central t'ark,
Oaba,: New Grenada, Veneza^la, Tbe andu., Japan,Cbioa England,
Trenton Fails, Great
Washington, Saratoga, West Point,
ft oit.
HoUia
onic
Dlawan,, Instaotaneoui',
Our imported View* embrace ivlarge assortment,including tbe choiceet
aglaai,G.
proddWons
W,
of Wm.
Wilson,L.imy, and other eminent
hotographors, consisting ut Switzerland, Ireland, Spain, Hcrculaneum, Rhine,
WViles, Tnileries,
Pyrenees, Pompeii, 8t Could, Compelgne,Fontalneblean Paris, Germanr, Trianon. England, Austria,
CrystalPal.Versailles, Naples,
Scotland, Italy, Tyrol. Rome. 4c.,
--t'
••i"? A wo
ftc
THE LAND OF THE BIBLE, A ntv and Intensely interesting Also,
Illnminated and Transparent Views,series.
rl"ty-
We
Larad^^-Vnaftaa Onus add.—S«« Cbeailft'sOotttoats.
in
great
r.i-
are also excluslTO Ag-nts tn America
VIEwS,"
6%t6}£
STE tEOSCt
undersigned
sell are
of which
^natd -ssortaient.
ifiith'swa
Agenrs for
In. Photographic
Vi wsin Saitz
orland, the ithine, Bogl. tlsud,
Watd«,
PEi.—Wentl,8o»
m^do
Btrlin,
important election takes p.act
large*io.
manufacture
*i-ry
ly, and have a large stoca of the itti rfyla at tue lowett rate*.
PHulOJBAPHIC ALBUMS—Our
Manufac
ture of Albums is welt knoen throughout tbo country
as
superior in
quality and beamy to all
in our ctm Factory, and
.tyleswerodifferent
A
from ttiosoot any oti,er maker,our
Bayers should not tall to see our stock bsfcre making theii purchaa s.
CHROMOS.
These beauttru. pictuns, that rmioi iM.uffvi'hfd
from
the fintut OU Paint ngi.
tbeir cost,
at one
TV.- import
largely trom Paris,
London,rl^tenthtra
Ti#on» »od Rom», and
itnpplj
tbe
ut thoiojreatra oj. E. A. T. ANTHOHT «fc CO.. Ii&
porters and
Mannrrs
of
Photograp..
Hattfrlah. dGww?m
WARREN'S IMPROVED
ROOFING.
We are prepared pat on this Boot, and rant it for
years. This is the best and cheap-,war
Ave
S*-
est Boof in use, and
i*
Prairie City
fire-proof. Gallon OLIFT 4f WILLIAMS.
Planinx
Mills,
corner of
Knlberrr Street«
SWAP, Sncres-or to
J.
ass staace in the
No effort
will be seared on tb part of the city authorities, to sea that the law
is
ttrictly obeyed.
lh,Seal 1868.
G. T.
COOKERLT,
Mxror,
Attest: WAWmt Haawa, Clerk.
Stb^
I'aSdt _lj^
W.
Howard Majwrnro,
So. 70 Cherry Street, betweea 3d aad 4th
House and Sign Painting,
Wagon and Carriage Painting aad Paper Banking, doaein the
brat
of style.
Good material All work warronted to give satisfaction',used
(lire
elsewhere.
thus a oall before
boIdr
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