Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 October 1868 — Page 4

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Tuesday, OeWl^r 27th, at 7 o'clock r. w. Spaaking ly I. M. Pierce and Datid C. Stnnkard. ,. .* 8TOAB OBEEK—At the Township Home,

Tuesday, October 27tb, at 7 o'clock

D. Scott and W. K. Edwards. -KEVINS—A-t Striphur Spring*, Saturday, Qcto|5 b!*?SH .ftt

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Township Meeting*! th# Township Hottfie, Ifon^y( October 26th, at 7 o'clcok

m. Speaking

}j, Pietpeond B. H. Simpson.

a *\RAIBIETON—Monday, October 26 th, Wt 7 o'clock r.B. .^peaking 'igr W. K. Kdwardaand "l Albert lange. 1I0KB¥ OBEEK—At -the Township Hduse,

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m. Speak

ing by H.D.Scott and B. O'Beilly. RILEY—At Lockport.JWednoBd'iy, October 28th at 7 o'clock

Speaking by W. K. Edwards

and Oharles E. Hosford. PAYETTE—At Saudford, Wednesday, October ^8tfc, at 7 o'clock v. m.

Speaking by H. D. ^cott

andP.B. O'Beilly. OTTEECBEEK—At Tnttles Mill, Thursday, ."• October 29th, at 7 o'clock

m. Speaking by W.

E. McLean and Charles E. Hoiford. LIHTON—At Hartford, Thursday, October 29th *at 7 o'clock

P.M.

Speaking .by Albert Lange and

C. W. Barbour. PBA1BIE OBEEK—At Mlddlelown, Thursday, October 09th, at7 o'cloik

f''el°ck*•*• ,,8piaktogbyO.

Bafbottr a'nd Albert Lunge.' Tbe Bepubllcanorganbiationsln each township will please see that tfi^isetings are fully attend-

Erenpbody, -without reference to politic*, is

W\ ^gr|ted\t1lf^|t»9dfK, Tl»e ladies are erfpeclfjaiy Inflted.

TO-HAT'S ABYERTISEMBNTS

Dry Goods—Edsall Jt Co, 11- MHUnwy-j-Iiacal Holies-klrs. gpiats. •!«, si

WftbMb river is at its lowest stage. iii Tsut CIRCUIT COURT was not in jsaiios .rem*#**--•

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POTATOES are selling from wagons at $1. to $1.30 per bushel.''V: 01

'ThS fiprenity of the Quy Cuw^t( 2i undietnrlod throughout yesterday: ir-islii »dl st

REAP Edsall fe

THE elegant sign painting at the New ¥brk Tea Stora was done by Wm. Cdats, of t"h« firm of Barr & Coatsf4

Wi regret to learn that J. B. Edmonds, of the Journal,

is confined to his

iftKerious illneSB^"

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long-expected Minstrels, will open

the engagement at Dowling Hall, to-night. Don't go, if you think "it iB wicked to laitgbi'ii su .. ,n -. •,

ATTENTION of our lady readers

is invited to the millinery advertisement of Mrs. F. P. Spears, in another column j^rrr-aw»«« •«••.«*•• iaw './""r-.:'"--'"

THE FIRM of Ash & McDonald Was dissolved on^Ionday last, Mr. McDonald retiring. Mr. Ash will oootinue :the news business at the old stand. •&

it netfyfs notioed the new registry list of the 5s flr#jjpteQlnct posted up at the first ifard

voting place bright and early yesterday morning. Electors will take notice.

:J:QAD.—A

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somewhat noted "Badical1

politician was seen on a street corner, yesterday, dining off a raw turnip. Have the "bloat®d bondholders" come to this?

^vould enjoy innocent amuse-t-and promote your digestion by a series of hearty laughs, go to the performance of the great minatcel troupe at DowittgH«il to-night.

CURIOUS PHENOMENON.—There Vone ^. Democrat in this city who really thinks 5*Jfra6ui and Blair can be elected. He can't *ead and his hearing is very defect

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ttas.

•A CHARLIE GOODWIN, one of tho carriers

#3Be^P05riany

Express, accidentally shot ptstol yesterday morning,

3 in&cting a nofvery serious injury on his left hand.

?*rsohs datiting to take Jeswons in titifig, or to have "their 'chTlctren taught t«i in.tUs department of the fine *rt, are rtfnred to the card of Miss Nettie Van

CKtMen*"toanothw column.

f^tiity

that Frank Blair

ihi800unty

)ihopld make arrangements to at

tend the grand Republican rally on the 30th. SMiftyler Colfax #ill be here without fail this time.*

^(Democrats of Terre Haute, you

know

lied to you

at Early's

at drove the other day. Do you want to .se* voteXor a man Cor the Vice Presidency who will tell a.mean lie rather than Dace his own words

ing at Prairiefcon next Monday evening.

October 2M41868 MMWBS. I. N. PIEBCE

iB ATt/PnA-n TTUfflg TABLE. Creek Township at the Township Hopae next Monday evening.

ycjTjy nrDlAWAPOtiB.

AND

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-itw.i THE GRAND JURY was in 9essloir yes terday.

Hat was offered quite freely on the streets yesterday at $12 to $14 per torn rxjrai

Oo.'s new adVettise-

'aPient, in this paper.

wagons

kiETBRAi. trains of emigrant passed through the city yesterday.

HICKORT htjtb are very scarce ia the Wafejuh bottom. The crop was almost an entire fnilure.

ALL the ladles will want to see Colfax and will, therefore, attend the grand ral.ly. on. the 30th.

SOME of our Democratic friends are betting on the West Virginia election w^ch occurs to-day. C,|

R.H. Sxmf-

•OH WQl address the Bspublicans of Lost

uEL—Nowis'the time to lay up'&iel for the coming winter. The best wood can be engaged at $4.00 to $4,50 per cord, and -good "over the river1' *t»oa] at 12} cents per bushel.'

Democrats, who are disguated with Blah. (an4 who isn't ?}-tki^ invited to attend the Republican meeting on the 30th and see a model candidate for the Vice Presidency.

THE LAST SHOT.—There will be a Republican rally at the 014 C^urt House on Monday, night, November 2d. Col. T. H. Nelson and others w^U^ddress pie people?

"THE DRUMMER BOY" closed its second successful run in this city last night. The ladies and gentlemen who have given their time and taleats so treely in producing this piece, for a purely charitable are deserving of public gratitude.

JUlWSTRELSY is always a popular amusement in this oity, and we have no doubt the splendid troupe of Emereon, Allen & Manning will have full houses during their brief engagement at Dowling Hall, commencing to-night and termina

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m. Speaking by L,

KT Muzzy and Emsley Hamilton. _- —jeHBaOK.-T-£t

the

Baptist Church,, Saturday,

"05reWr"31it, at 7 o'clock

a. Speaking bf H.

THE Rioistry Boards will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week to correct the registry lists. Any name omitted should be placed on tbe list. It is the dujjppf eacb person to*attenrt to his own name. It will save time and trouble of making proof on election day.

RUUORB of Hendricks' election still continue to cheer some of the benighted Democracy of qtir city. It is no use, gentlemen. Yon mu9t give way to the stearnlogicof figures, and you ought to be thankful that Conrad Baker, the hard, working, honest mKn, is elected over your "National Bankjbloodsucker." Ben dricks will have to wait until he gets his Northw#tern Confederacy in operation befnre be occupies an executive chair|

AT the last" election, there were six hundred fcnd fourteen votes polled in the Third ward. The electors are registered by streets as follows:

Water, 20 First, 161 Second, 1^4 Third 165 Fourth, 42 oross streets,!32. Or by letters as follows:

A, 20 B, 66 C, 47 D, 30 "E, 15 J?, 27 G, 39 H, 44 I, 4 J, 14 K, 18 L, 25 M, 50 N, 14 0,11 P, 26 B, 23 8,74 T, [15 V, 2 W, 54 Y, 4 Z,3.

THE closeness of the recent contest indicates plainly that the present is no time to relax our efforts. We want unremitting work from this morning until six o'clock in the evening of the third of November. Don't count on Democratic de« moralization. That party will always do more voting than any party -o#r"its size that ever existed. Nothing, but hard, in cessant work will ever defeat it 1

DIED.—In this city yesterday, OcV 21st, James P. lUlley, aged about 55 years. Tbe fiineral Will take place this afternoon at three o'clock lrom his late residence, corner of Fourth and Mulberry streets. Friends And acquaintances of the family are invited to attend without further notice. ,™».r ytrt.yri a a** 7« t, ^-1

FATAL ACCIDENT.—Jas. P. Kelley, an Irishman of advanced- age, who resided at the corner of Fourth and Mulberry Sts., was instantly killed yesterday morning .under the following circumstances: He was engaged in drawing gravel from the pit north of tbe city and,' by some means not well understood, was thrown from his seat oh the wagon, falling in front of tbe forward wheels, one of which passed over his neck. The hind wheel also passed along until It rested on his neck, when the team stopped. When the driver of the next team came up he found Mr. Kelley in the condition above described,dead, his neck having been broken. Thedeceas ed bad a large circle of acquaintances, among whom he was highly respected as a worthy, honest and industrious man. Ho leaves a family to mourn his sudden death.

A GOOD' MOVEMENT.—We menlionei in our issue' of Monday last that one of the -tiapviest losars by the fire at the Bun^in Souse, last Sunday, was Prof. A. Shide, he having lost everything he had except the clothes he had on. He was especially unfortunate in the loss of a fine and lajgfr musical library which he had been engaged, in collecting for a number of years. Mr. Shide came herefrom Memph is, $fh aeskee, some six months ago, as successor to Prof. Meininger, and during his short stay has gained a holt of friends. We are therefore happy to see, that the Terre- Haute Idfaennerchor, of which society he is a leading jnember, have tendered him a beneficiary concert, to take place on Tuesday evening next, at Dowling Hall. Our liberal-minded fcitiiaens, we afewrej will give him a^full house. To-morrow we will publish pm. gramme and particulars.

Ms. EDITOR: I have joist learaed. with regret, that my article of this morijing has catasi a "feSfllhg In camp?' Alio me to say, that so far as casting any reflections upon Col. G.t it was the least of nSy intentions, th^ casual renjark that had seen better acting &c., being intended to put more of the blustering Rebel soldiers iu Col. G's. rendition of the character. We all want to improve everything we undertake, and as I

*ai^ before, Mij. Butied§a i_au ba tiiade the most important chfftffter in the piece. I have learned to-day, by enquiring, that Col. G. has been instrumental, perhaps more than anyone else, in making the Drummer Boy a success in our city* By hii untiring devotion to the cause, his earnestness in work devolving upon him, he has«t least shown himself to be "worthy and well qualified'.for tha position he new occupies as Commandant of the Post. Of course w» do not ezpect

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amateurs to te professionals In tkrM or four nights experience on the boards, but we doexpeot the right to speak when we think tb&re is a fault, and that it can be remedied by'-«rHicism. Col.. G's. Lieut General Johnson, laBt season was decidedly the best and most soldieriike acting it has been our pleasure to witness either at Indianapolis or 'in this city, bat we most say hdi 4des fibfjeditlti op to our idea of a Maj.JKiitledge. Hoping that my remarks ^ave caused no ill feeling, «nd that wto may all put our hearts and bands together to advance the jgood cause, is the earnest prayer of an OBSERVES.

P. S.—Since writing the above I have read the articie by "Justice," and would only say, that' I want no controversy We do not all see through the same eyes. 1 have made my acknowledgements and feel only too anxious to give Col. G. all the credit that one friend can give an other, for he has long been a personal friend of the OBSERVER, 00^^ 2031,-1808

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE

PROF. ANTON SHIDE—Dear Sir: At a meeting of the Terre Haute Maannerchor, October 20, 1868, it was unanimously re solved that we sympathize with your mis fortune in losing all you had at the burr.' ing of tbe Buntin House, last Sunday, antf esteeming and appreciating your higb musical talent, we would respectfully tender you a beneficiary concert at such time and place as you may deBig nate feeling assured that the citizens of this place will give us their aid and sup port. j3

Yo^ra, rospectfully, W. E. HENDBICH^Pres't. M. JOSEPH, Secretary. j.

Mr. IK E. Mtndrich, President, and M. Joseph, Secretary of the Terre Haute Mcennerckor.

GENTLEMEN: .Your kind resolution of the 30th inst., tendering me a beneficiary concert, was handed me this moment.— Appreciating your friendship and aid in my unfortunate condition, I accept your kind offer, and would suggest the concert lake place Tuesday evening, the 27th inst, at Dowling Hall. jfYpurs truly,

eil

ANTON SHIDE.

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bL COUNCIL CHAMBER, itci IB? OCTOBER 20th, 1868. Council met in regular session, His Hon. Mayor Cookeriy in the Chair.

Councilman present, Messrs. Allen Andrew's, Dowling, Minshall, Beeburger and Van Valzah.

The minutes of last meeting werv read and approved. The Cemetery Committee recommended thai the dwelling house in the Cemetery be ropaired, by putting on new weatherboarding, and window*, and that fhe same be paiuted.

The ayes and noes being called, the vote stpod five ayes and one nay, for the ordering of the work. '.f

The resignation of A. iiauffman, one of the School Trustees, was presented and accepted. Whereupon, Mr. Allen moved to go into an election to fill the vacancy carried,and Albert Lange having received a majority of all the votsj cast, was declared elected.

Mr. Dowling moved to take up the communication of Marshal Reiss, asking the appointment of Joseph Rowland as his deputy carriedv'

The ayes and noes being called, the vote stood five tor the appointment and one against it, whereupon the Mayor(de« clared Mr. Rowland elected.

Mr. Minshall offered the following resolution which was unanimously adopted Resolved,

That the Street Commis

sioner be and is hereby authorized to fill up the lot of First Ward School House, at the expense of the School Trustees,

After allowing gun^ry bills, the Council adjourned. IrW G?F. COOKERLY, Mayor.

Attest*: W. HARPER, Clerk.

STATE ITEMS.

INDIANAPOLIS is again afflicted with measles, a- I! ai w,1,' oii -ft-I

THE Haubstadt, Gibson county, Democrats are still confident their candidate for Governor will be elected. !i

THE South Bend Register says that Mr James Suit of that city, a life long Democrat will vote fbr Grant and Colfax. A great many Democrats will follow Suit.

Mr. FREDERICK PORCH, aged 98 years, wert to South Bend, on the 13th, and cast his vote for the Republican ticket, Mr. Porch cast his first vote for Thomas Jefferson, for President. 1

AT Indianapolis, on Tuesday afternoon, a man named Thomas Sullivan was severely injured by the explosion of a block of slag from one of the puddling furnaces of the new rolling mill.

V. f:. MR. Oha.3. R. POPE, of Indianapolis, bas gone- to New -Orleans to take the management of the St. Charles Theater of that city, the position occnpied by the lamented W. H. Riley

tflii 'Grand JURY of Marion county on Tuesday returned true bills of indictment against Silas Hartman, Mrs. Nancyi E. Clem and William J. Abrams for the murder of Jacob D. Young and his wife.

THE New Albany Commercial learns that thd tobacco crop of Southern Indiana has been considerably injured by frost in many localities, and the crop of first-Tltfe tobacco will, in consequence, be considerably curtailed.

THE Allowing appointments have been made for Hen. Schuyler Colfax, the next Vice President of the United States

Madison, Tuesday October 27th. """New Albany,""WeanMany,October 28th. Mitchell, Thursday, October 29th.

T?rro Haute, Friday, October 30th j- J& tus following appointments for Gover. nor Baser, are published:

Crawibrdsville, Saturday, October 24, 1 Mb .. New Castle, Tuesday, October 27, 1 P. M.

Attica, Thursday, October 29,1 P. M: Fort Wayne, Friday October 30,1 P. tf.

A has Earned Xbuaas Wright ijasu away from the Fountain county pp6^ bouse last Tuesday to keep from voting the Democratic ticket. Arrangements had been made to gett him ||tl#Sfeol1| when he dejiartad. H& was ht.% aojjj dier—-had served twolvo years in the kfcc my.

FROM the Louisville Democrat we leard that a colored convict in the JefferaOn. ville Penitentiary, by the^iam^o^mith, was stnick on the hahd-4ith Ht- wiul by another convict on Thursday last, from the effects of which the negro died thaT evening. An inquest was held over the body on Friday, and a verdict rendered in accordance with the above

Mr. HAZELTON, a prominent and bo., terprising citizen of Hazelton, was seriously injured in his saw mill in that place on Friday last. By some means his arm came in contact with the circular Baw, and was alm^ Severed just abo^e the elbow. Notwithstanding the terrible nature of the wound, his surgeons have hopes of saving his arm 1

THE Now Albany (hinmb cM says "The most infamous otnragb^we" tfavg heard of lately is the robbing of a number of graves in the Northern Burying Ground of the vases, shells, and even shrubbery and flowers with which loving survivors of.tho.-dead bad decorated tbem. Such robberies have not been un-

deptb of scend."

infamy some peoptn can de-

THE|Indianap6fs Jcima\ Mlifiks it is probable that a proceeding will be commenced by John S. Reid, of Connersville, before Judge EUiol ^f ll a Supreme Court, f&r 'the iftue TiP^ rftinaatti'us

(to

compel the Board of Canvassers ,of Wayne county to return to the Couuty Clerk the vote ofcthcr S^feMeiSiclimond, thrown out for alleged informalities and violations ot the Registry law.—Mr. Reid has filed his protest -^gainst issuing "the certificate o/th& 'eTfeotion I to Hon. George W. Julian.

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-ON the 13th instant th? Judggftand In spectors of the Foiirth^'Waid rnfiised ihe proffered ballot.of Mr. Russell, one of the proprietors of the barber shop, under Bingham's jewelry ^tore, upon the ground that he was notl a !!_white citic^i?' of the State. Yesterday suit was entered for him by Attorney Kimball, the Civil Circuit Court, for damages in the sum of five Uiousand dollars. The JewJTOf the legal inquiry-JbSiy hot only determirfe the value of a vote, but will put upon the books a judicial decision as to how much negjo blood kills the while blood in. the State ot IgdiaftaihS/Mdc 1

Martinsville has again been made the theater of another revolting murder. On last Wednesday evening while the town boys were building a bonfire on the west side of the public square, in honor of the result of the election, a row occurred on Piercy's corner—how, we do not know, —in which Joe Baldwin aged about 17, was stabbed to the heart by Bill Miles, aged about 18. The excitement.at once became most intense, and a general riot and lynch law seemed inevitable. Miles was immediately apprehended and lodged in jail by Deputy Sheriff Kennedy, whither tbe crowd followed, threatening vengeance. But for the interposition of citizens disposed to favor peace and moderation, there is no telling what the result might have been. There are a thousand rumors afloat as to the origin of this sad affair, the responsible parties, instigators, politics, etc., but for prudential reasons, we forbear commenting, hoping that all the facts may be brought out upon legally investigating the case.—Martinsville Gazette.

SAXTON & WALMSLEY display a splendid line of Dress Trimming at moderate Prices. IjriSlLiaC^

SAXTON & WALMSLKY's "City Trimmings Store" is the place for Fancy Goods, Notions, Trimmings, Laces, Em broideries, &c. dlt

EDSALL & Co. atteiftidA te indisputable bargains in Serges, Merinoes, iand other new goods too numerous to mention in their new advertisement. 22dtf.

Now is THE TIME t0*?eiyfyour Slipper Patterns in anticipation of tbe Holidays. Saxton-& Walmsley have a choice variety of new designs. tilt

Miss NETTIE V^n HjbEfB9,t^kes plpas ore in announcing to l|y"e^i(o|tlte

uFin"e

Arts" that she will give lessons in Oil and Pastil Painting, Wax Flowers, &c. &c. Rooms at Kissner's Palace of Music Mi3s Van Hoesen has taken a thorough course in the "Pipe Arts," jsmd as fully qualified to give entire satisfaction' to those wishing to 'aocotnplish themS^ves in this direction. Please call and exam* ine her work at fassner's Palace pf Music,Ho. 48 Oi|io street. yy... oct22-dim

PEARL CUEP BUTTONS, Collar Buttons and Shirt Studs can be had)in choice {variety, at Saxton & Walmsley's. djt

To THE Ladies or TERRE HAUT^.— S. W. Potter, manufacturer of all kjnds of ornamental ftair work, Curls, Switches,. Fronts, Frizzetts, Chignons and Puffe.— Orders for Hair Jewelry neatly and promptly filled. Cash paid for hair.

Wo would say tojtho^e wishing any. thing ia this line, J$ift t^oy can' be accommodated by calling at Deming's hew building, corner of 6th and Main—third floor. Prices reasonable,pad work done to order.

We also manufacture

SkinU.

wholesale and retail! f\ Jf Childrens' Skirts, at 25c to $1. Misses 50c "«2. f-

Orders promJfti/iii©9v» We invite the Ladies to give us a (all.

P. S.—Not being able to get possession of the room sojwpn aaj_«:pected, I afaallnot be prepared to receive customers for the next three or four days. -*•. dlw H„ Agenit.

BeuvaktsI Beiqjnants! I chwp |it nj3t

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ButxxbxcxsPftfiM^s Sejf coats, for sale, at BlinrisTEK'sJf 2I-d3t *. wm

oil,^£L£M&.

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Tlttfe Next Vice rreslM. of Ave DBiteA Stales* •iifbx

SCHUYLER

Indiana's PftTvrlte Hoii,

Will add rei thd people afcJCoiirt H|)U^e, Square, on Friday, the 30th of OctJbqr.

The hour "of the meeting will bo btated as bq«i a^ it can be defliyW^J arrayed, a) t- of

VARIOUS opinions exist as to the result of the Presidential oloctiotj,' ljut eve^y cme must adihit theSmportanceof ft wann comfortable suit-of Clotting, tbe coming winter. Well..the place to get it isiat BannisterVNo. 79, Main street. 21^3^

BARBERSHOP.—-I ana now carrying pn business at the old stand of Prof. Canada,

frequent of late, and they show to what 8" corner Main and Fifth streets/1 where havd a number of goof BarbeM to saAisfy all of my customers. A fine article jof

Flesh Wash, and Hair Restorative, Always kept fpr„ sale.. diw

^Boardeb3 WANTED.—A gentlemftn ahd Wife or two gentlemen can obtaift bq^rd .fijrpisheSi ttso a ffw gentleman aB day hoajtl^fa. E^gle* street second door from 6th. .gl-d6fc

POTATOES.-—W^t are now niceivib^ choice Northern Potatoes, for sale by thecar load, or at retail. Persons -wishing to put up for winter use, will do well to call ftfld-Bee-before-buying-okawheta*.

Also nice,winter Apples, Turnips, &r. '". d.H. WHIDDEN & Co! South Fourth street, opposite the Old Market House. 21-d6t

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GOLD A»t) SlLVER lNBWtpTION ting Tfesd^fbt Christmas. dtf

No. 5j WARREN Block

LAcii HAirDKEROHKEr3, Wid Collars,j at W

FLOW ER\ POTS, bptt large and snm just received atFooto's.Seed Store. Algo^j bulbs of the Japan Lily, very cheap, a few of ihe magnificent Gold Banded Lily dwtf _W|

GOLD, CHATE^AIN, -VEST, Leon tine s|nd Safety- Chains E[andkercihief Riflgi Necklaees, Rings for the A !R.f Lo^k» ets, Locket-Albtims, &c., it dtf John R. i'jREEMAjf.'s. ...• -r- I j^y^rDr. W. H. Waters, Homoeopathic Physician and Accoucheur, hte removed his residence to Second street and Strawberry Hill^^^OfBfip.^as before, No. &1 Mainrrstreetr-as-* ^s»r 20d4w

Gfct iind see the novelties in Fahcy Jewelry at B. Weisz's Skirt Factory. 5 dwtf

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OVERCOATS Walmsley'j dA

cost, over Saxton & OodaStore. JIHN Barnikli.

MUSIC BOXES, Six Tune "Vox CdeAtes." Music Boxes, Forte." tf

Eight Tune Piano JOEQT R. ^RJIMAN

SELLING AT COST.—I am prepared to make up to order Gents' Dreis or BusineSSr Suits at cost, .JOHN BARNIKLS, d5t oyer Saxton & Walmsley's.

C. WiT^ffi€fcfc', ^iH o^ea5their n#w store, 170 Maihllreet, De|nming's B^ck^, ®n Friday, Qptob^"2Sd.

C. WITTIQ & Co.

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To "THE"LADIES.—Do.wd Sf ate have just received a stock of Ladies' Furs, and Fur Band Hoods. They have also rqade arrangements for cleaning, repairing! 'of altering into the latest styles, all kinds of Ladies Furs. 5

Now nisiiua to think of buying yam CSotWn^, and tl^s l»8t! 3roi»r'*dfd«a 4t Groteb & MOJJD'S. ffaft llmii is #nM|)l|ii Goods *adgoix1

short. 3V«ytbibg ia tl»B Qents' Furnuhii.PM«l» CHUltorto tte bsbt,

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Call and examine, their goods, at Metropolitan Hat, Cap and Fur store,[192 a

SAM F. BADGLEY is receiving-the jjest OvBters criming-to* the city. dtE uJ tit (5yBTEr CRAcfeEEs—fttiperi^ article —always on hand at S. Stone's confectionery.

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GREAT BABQAINS AT (3-. H. Basc'o M'a, No. 161 Maih STREET.—We will 1 in store about the 5th of November a very fine selection of Plated "Ware ftim the celebrated Merideb Factory. In order to make room for our new stock,! we must, as far as possible, close out what wa haveGa-haadrWtoob-we-wili-sall re gardlesf of c*p|t until tbe new arrives. AU: those wanting any of tKese goods, VJSill find it to their advantage tp call esrlj' and make their .selection.

1 CASE Plain Alpacca, hand'a()Bi« colors, 20feU per yard, just received, 14-dlw TITELL, KIPLET & Co'

FOR SALE.—A good Counter, supplied with doors and shelves underneath, will be sold cheap. Enquire at B. Weisz's Stirt Factory. ..... ^14-dl a'

THE largest and handsomest assertraeht of Cloakings in tha State at •.'.'Msdiw^fe?. guEia^AfiacT

W&E batidsome French 75cts and ^ItOO. *1 ^diw|5 fl

BEUOVAL.—Austin, Shryer & (Tri Hardwartfstbre is removed to 172 Deming n, ——MI -,-3iP to. —r 4

Block. .17d|f.

SotfBTHnra N*w.—'"Orient" or "Q5ncident" Paper Collars, real linen

face.' Ckj

GROVER & MILLER'S,|

dtf. BlM»nrtveeti

i«Ani» bnying Skirte at WmK'i Fif tory can have thtfhi repaired fred^11 dgt

5 ISvIC?

beet made a«d..4|ast 4W9g Shirt country. We wiH either makd them measure «v«^.Bhi% *^)|ifrirnted to jit. wBl pay yoato giv«ui acaliiupii look thfough our stock before buying.

All goods ^inufiiciaresffcy Yta ara war

4&bYm* & MILLS*,

0SAM

F, Badolxx ,is. goi^ to make

Q^ltflw ia speoiality. thwefore can offer MNfcMbetfK!'* wsjm un. dtf

C|TftJ«l|W can %ay goodk as ekeap as 'p^enMj:¥t,.Greai^ A Forrest's. dtf

®o»BsuTA»D^SAi.Jk—Fofcreatp-done of the best,husi^^s^ s^tada in the city, being on Maui-atceei, with a well ta^sh^d trade, i^ .jC^rpceries and provisions, together with a good dwelling, aaroke houseAnd stajWft oa t^e saflae prfmises.-U And with thfc MMMtia iM aeloctpd stock of .Groceries and provisions, with the good%itt of tbe trade. Bncpiire pi & BoFMFPT*

TA^^WoSbE—That

^Fo^cSjUuE.—I- Wish to sell pay residence fefififr«Wberry£- WU, or exchange l|of

property centrally located". :oafr' at»«hJKiK QUMrj iK'j'l1 .in .'Wiij gii.f i/:--'.

N sw MiLLiNTOX,STdRBiv-irS. LrIM raus,

ator.149'-. |y. Mrs. M. A. WaVm.'1

^We d«y«ftl%allt{to

praise ovu goods or oftr way of dfalidgr 1?h« jaiiel^ know- *lr«»dy where to fifad the andsorft'eit

r^6dS

itt by far thW lo^W-

^t pfides, and lante sho*n ti»ii by thjBir Oii^ airDr ^ill W to merit'it in fiiWre as ih tfiei pi»t. Mrs Strata will pr^tde o^er fih&Retail pe-

Our old

happy to see her olct customers. «ilio ^|».^htittued with thing in our line. df ila b, '^^Polftor

Hsmoeopathistrhas removed his ^edd^ci to No. 41 South Fifth street, tocosdilionaB sqjitli.ol I|.oplar street,: OSlc» as herato-

i.t»iLijft!i c-l Urc.-n^: .a i"m :H REMEMBER that ,we will sell gobds cheapen tha^Any^other honte i«i itift city.

Gbeines A FOBSEST,

dti Cor. 3d and Ohio Sts.

dtf. .viaw sqC.'I.lbPLET's. iVt ••.., 'h /. CALL ON SAM F. BADGLEY whan yon a a a -io'E rnr&rim~ OYSTERS! OYBTHBS l! 0*W*bs 'l— Large, fine and fat fr«h avery day, at BayiiSb^U«yfe *!.: jsdtf. 1 o?v French Gilt and Alabaster.

Ornamental Clocks at John B.

Freeman's No 5 Warren 'Block. Idtf

•NOWOT B^bini having npoved his jjusiiwia stand to 6th Street betweeir Jiaia MMdOhia is prsgairwl ,t« fu^ishwewtoia^llitWJi^m find Field seeds, Lime, Cementj Plaster, ??ari% Flour. Feed, Ac. Give him a call --dtf"'

ed U.OCAI. NOtlCES :.«f» ?.

HillltfefT^litf.^i- P. SPKASs is aofg

W.»oai#hja#iSi%# iplyl«, ..fad ao|ipe., Ladiw ?%MF? spectfully iafltedto 166 Main Strest oyeg Jfc-B. A go'* i€te«e«iy Store, dtf

.j .n^',iU.yp .i

Fooctional Derangements.—Not-mi-fr^qoentl/jwrSoi^s who do 'aot know anything abouf^ths nature, 0rpwu

mji(m«tfH

Patent Pfctel Plscushon gr tinefy Bag

TTiTi/TV*f'ir—""

For Saletby all rejpectabli3rocera andPraggttts. ft 8. Vblt 0OK, and at IfepotlOS.StmthTrc StrMt, I'hllaMphla.

AMUSEMENTS.

JJOWLtNG HALL^

ujf

THB££l

Thursday, Frfds^aid Samtdai

ifiON, ALLEN &

cis liifr

That JOHN AlttJf, 111 lils let of AsTHHOUdaJTB* PABIIOO.

BILLY MANNING The ©BTOE»At WIT.

9 I

.,Kl A \-5ia-t-"}i~

3J™

bought a

auctioft1 a itt of Stamped Aproils, vrlwill seflW 2Sc/, 30c., and 56c. apiece according to size. ft. u-. c.vrtr#ftP«oS,.

4birtn#, v*rT ir jb)

rtmmiKNiniTt. WANTED.

FRPMMIM

Zs:u'i

45 Gents.

If*

we cllim to be

NMJH8,

37^ Cents.

FRENCH MERINO'S,

7S, SO, $1,00.

€ttAN6B4BLK POPLINS,

40. 60, 60 ots.

ai-i.ji-

BUCK ALPACAS,

ChMp—40, 50,00 cts.

:we

Ineaite Poplins

A' I •Z~W

50 Cents.

•"-it

ib acT»- j-

.Changeable Hilks,

Very Superior Line, 'fh-

«•-1

.vaa-f

M:-? t:-

if'-*!.

BKck 6ro Gttia Silks,

mm 1

9L?TH'..

..f 5* -,

ft wflp-

Hm-4*

ljtx A. «I-

S«rl

..at

"ofctbtioi tit

i»si41-

its/ jisa in tha

o^gaaa, of oar boti^i,' and onlt'difitcs in fha j*

ana 'UraS «z|di Ot

disease itself Oan an^wngSB mote simple and ^Icaoiotis 1 Ifadical men. fi^iy iccord It tha distinct ion, of a standard remedy. Sfdld by all Auggists and s^rekwpax#.. .v,q x.

31Airl#

AZ UREN EI

feOHdlHTStA5tta) IlTDlOO I

InTile

SbnthTront jysMwSm

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?piwai *1 «fw ttWjnr&iv

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TITANTED—BUSINESS MAN —We want a flnt class bsslnes nan to

open roonu in this citjr to introdnce onr S^winjc Machine*. To the right party we are prepared to olfer extrtordiamry iaduoeiBeats. Vor farther

a[ACHINE

arUcnlars addreaa 00,

FOR

Ulties Kerlno Underwear,

Vrom $1,00

Misses and Boys' Underwear,

MQtTAZL* CHEArf1

'!rfas ti •if* s.«^rs»aBi

ta. id wr—

BOULEVAHD

BALMORAL

SKATING

wwi-P a .'-jyfi

c. iWi™ & co„

hfti

WILL OPEI

I* I Afi

:^T-« ii uU

OaFrlday Mervlng

OOTOBER 23d,

I ... ... nla'»«?a

ndll

clfaW, delibefi»#ely ex^i-^k opirittns at ojice unfaiorable to a ^ccmbhiatlon' orrstewjies put up utid&r Ana hfttnf ''Wss* fiitfl^Wrials'ara skeptic^ as fo whether s^ich a oompodnd realt^ yoostsssi IlUBUt I^lfl the neceisary virtues for preventing" Sbfl rekov-{„ «. .J il*any or all of a v»tpet^^.4^ases Bnti ra- i«H Spot a

NEK

a,,,?

UtsMatHiyttit »t*i\

tteuff

amount of moteblflBitfattir' iEf tlie Wood and s*-u oretioM, aad la As gmcfismil derangatorota of IV0 JHA12T STRMET, th0 8tontacbuliT*r,lddbays«i(Iintestimas. Vow, 17-

v....

MISHLEB'S HEBB BITTEBS pnrMea tlroWood Xti and secretions, and corrects the action of aB the fane tion*, removes f#m

...K ,.

DEMINQ'S:": BLOOK,

J- JMf-AND

thetr Friends

«"«Tflld Palrans,

b»% m'yws)* tx-3TSJ*'.-Xy

trasL iI

-fr

f-V, .f E"

To "Visit Them-

Titi—.iss? 1

«e| ». a *\$r *,

€. WITTIO A CO., tl tt 1 I

ri 1

fit

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& &

.5 I',

..:«rf^Z'stX. tr* ?i«••»«.?«-t I:

HAUTE HOVELTY

WORKS. BT

TITTMA^ & CO. K*. lf,SMflifoutiac,swosltere8t

SEWING

THE WILSON

Cleveland, Ohio. SldSt

TTTANTED.-A first-rate MILCH COW. Apply to SAMUSbS. KABL¥,

act sidtrwit

TI7ANTED—-SCRAP IRON— Ooe hand re ton* of Scrap Iron wanted at the Phienlx Foandry, corner of 9th and Xanle S reeu. McELFBESH, DENQLER A COT octl6d2m

FOR SALE.

"CK)R SALE.— On reasonable X? termt, two frame hcuses on Lot 80, Bese's enb-diiision, on IS h, between Walaat and Ohio streota, each containing these rooms, with oaUar, well, cistern and wood-honns. •18d2w B. D. CARTER.

FWhtte-Eaced

)B sale—choice fouls. Spanish Xu'ght Brama's, wry s* large Golden Hambargn, at f. HCLMAN S, oet!9dw3w 1 mile north from the olty.

TO TRADE FOR CAT-

TLB OB IJ0RSE3-—Eighty acres of Land sitnattd in Crawford County, Missouri, well adapted to Stock raising, having three springs of living water on it location healthy. The abovo land will be exchanged for Horses or Cattl, or sold low for cash. Call on W. L. HODDT, at the Daily Express Office.

SALE—A Fine two-atory Frame Bwrlllng Honse—eight rooms, gas, slate roof, tn*o cisterns and well, stable, carriage house, and good fruit. Lot 160 feet frent by 3 feet deep. Will be sold cheap. Apply to slOdtf P. 11. DONNELLY.

F—Situated

SALE —HOUSE and LOT corner of ]2th and Eagle street*

)R —sit

*"i" r»

contains Ave rooms, well, oistorn, cellar, and sup plied with all kinds 01 shrubbery. Enquire on tbepreml es- JeUdlm_

FOR RENT.

TpOR RENT.—I have a good buX. sinets honse for rant, on Norih fourth Street, a few doors north of Barr's Drug Store. o2dtf

N. PLEBOV.

Q.ROCERY STAND for RENT.

The stcckandfixtnrosofa gjodpaying grocery stand. Attached to ihe store are a number of rooms, moft comfortably arranged for a family or a bearding home. They will be rented separately. For further particulars apply early to Mr. EL WELL, at R. 8. Cos

titm tm

van* mw. 'mi.&ftm-'

•jtz

SKIRIS,

SKIRTS!!! .5 Ss'"Si^ipt -1.%/

5 S A & O Vr. .«• .Corner Fourth and Hain Sts. •. s. r.~.

KT9 IA

'3!^

.•

Son's, la again

oomiog in possession of my property 1 WlJJraffer the same for rent on reasonable tei'ilis. lldtf MBS. BBOWV.

STOW AN It TINWAKLj Terre Hante, Ootober 12,1858 Having sold cut my entire Stockof Stoves and Wares to GeorgoE. Lockwood, I take pleanre in recommencing blm to the patroness of tha imalic, he being agood workman, and the pub lio may be assnrcd of gittfng good work done at his Store.

W. LOOKWOOD. ie&

-5'TTake Notice. All t&iiao'knowing themsalres indebted to me will call and make immediate settlement.. ~dlw tf. LOOKWOOD.

isrirf Ti,j,e HactS, Oct.135 1808. Hating bongljt the entire Stock of Stores and Wares of W. Lock wood, I am prepared to wa,° on all that may call on me at the Old Stand, 171 Main Street, between Sixth and Seventh.

P. 8. All kinds of Job Work dona in the best manner and witu dispatoh. Please glvemea call. oct!5dtf G. E. LOCK WOO B.

SOMETHING NEW mi, r.Ail

-jt

"W A. A. S EE

sffif-X ,$• Jli

.(J ,?r. fcfcajjUt *S}pt»}£BQ-

"TFrrirnliT tf) *}o«r»s

MEW YORK TEA STORE!

143 Main Street,

Is Open & Under Fall Headway!

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rkdt -.~ia .-

fcad *7(ns ed"?1 "f

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Political Oiicassions and Excitement_Sabmerged vlw tyij and tf! fe.

At! JtSjussci Mart

Tea, Coffee and Sugar

Question on th.9 Bampage-i

Al-i mi.

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i/Oi ..:

ir«'jr«f tel W-j -HI}) S A it .• a. .w W .f i'-yrtOliJa

Teas are selling at the New York Tea Store, 143 Main Street, opposite Hulman'8, from 80 Centb all the way up to $2.00. *wi i.v je-^sJ vfiwwaj tilt Iiiwtc*.-. s-nusfy

a,.

.twi t, «t asuSifee icfe ,«!} ,• .»S

IMPERIAL TEA From 80Cents, 81.00, 1.25, l.M), 1.75 and2.00. |'i OOLONG V'TEAS

J5,9ents, II.§0, 1.2^4^60 5^ 1,75.

Oanpowder and Yoimg Hyson, 70 cents, $1.25 np to $2,00 a Pound" I

V'fti

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rfj

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Z' 7 a!# I K€5 ,t, tfS W IjAiSf 4 *u 1e

ft£tixssiJi

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.-fcsiji.,/1

Tea--Emporium I

Ejtry hour in the day, and with e^njajoi^o^sent pronounce it

UNRIVALED IN THE WEST -wif In Its Arrsngoments and Boanty of PMorsiiocs.

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ti® ,5^1,

THE HON. MSON BUBLINGiME,

In charge of the Chineie Embassy, has been InTited and will no doubt visit this Biautlful Tea Store with his Chinese dignitaries hf for# they return the OalestialEmpire.

F. E. TUTTLE, Agent.

J, P. MCDONALD,

(Successor to A. A. Aasocp) DIALEB ifc

Boofes, Magazines, Papers,

Stationery, &c., LOUT—

Pos* Wm

gfUt

(Mice,

Hamto, ind. an Ij1«r MacHiaxar loading Shot Onn also •quia Loader made to or-

BcnaMar prasvUf Attea«ed to.

A*. IrtSa

„XrE««

Hadtb. ixt

LIVAN COUNTY COAL

ifcingnow prepared to fill all orders for SulCounty Coa), which is claimed-to be equal tu uie Brasil, for all domestic purposes, a ill deliver to any part of the city, by leading your order at office of E. B. Bryant 4

4*?0£i)

fifcasi

Ob'., 0. f.

Blp-

lay, or J. A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I: hare made*arraog«Bents to All all orders, and ire r^°th^aIOEOAN.

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