Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 October 1868 — Page 4

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TKBBK-HAUTK, INX3.

Friday Morning, October 30th, 1868

~R.ATT.~R.OAI TIME TABLE.

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Express, „.....2 00 A. «.

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XTA7JBYIT.I.E AND CBAWTOBBSYIIXE. uun-

4:05 P.

BOOKVILLE EXTENSION.

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•4-Mir*

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10:35

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Township Meetings#

OTTEB CBEEK—At Tnttles Mill, Thursday, October 29th, at 7 o'clock P. M. Speaking by W. IS. McLean and Charles E. Hosford.

LINTON—At Hartford, Thursday, October 29th at 7 o'clock r. M. Spaaking by Albert Lange and C. W. Barbour.

PBAIBIE CBEEK—At Middletown, Thursday Ofitober 29th, at 7 fllc.losk p. M. Speaking by

F. Muzzy

and Emsloy Hamilton.

PIEBSON—At the Baptist Church, Saturday, October 31et, at 7 o'clock P. M. Speaking by H. D. Scott and W. K. Edwards.

WBVrHS—At Sulphur Spring?, Saturday, October .31st, at 7 o'clock p. M. Speaking by 0. W. Barbonr and Albert Lange.

The republican organizations^ each township will pleaso see that the meetings are fully attend ed. Everybody, without referencs to politics, is invited to attend. The Indies are especialjy in vlted.

COL.W. E.

MCLEAN

to-day. *)f •. i~i THE THIRD "WABD seems to have a monopoly in the matter of fires.

"THE SOLDIER'S FRIEND" spoke at Shel byvlllo, Illinois, yesterday.

A SOCIAL HOP will be given at Imbrey't Hall next Thursday night.

THE CITY COURT attended to drunk, yesterday, levying the usual and costs.

HON. H. D. ScoTf addressed a very largo and enthusiastic Republican meet ing, fSardford, on Wednesday evening.

NINE

white heads protruded from one

side of a single emigrant wagon that passed through the city yesterday.

MAYOR COOKERLJ will move in force on the Republican out-posts, in Fayette townBhip, next Monday night.

SOHUYLER COLFAX will speak at tbe Court House Square to-morrow afternoon at one o'clock.

A LOAD of watermelons was retailed in front of our offioe yesterday. Very late for tliis season or quite too early for next

A HALF-FARE TRAIN will be run from Rookville to this city to-morrow to a& commodate those who wish to hear Schuyler Colfax.

GEN. H, D. WASHBURN was in the city yesterday en route for Illinois, where ho has a series of appointments. He speaks at Tuscola to-day.

OF COURBE every Republican in the city will turn out on the occasion of the visit of Hon. Schuyler Colfax to our city and bear our next Vice President.

THE

young people are preparing for

pleasant time at lmbrey's Hall next Thursday night, at which time a social hop is to come off.

EVERYBODY is invited to turn out and greet the Nation's favorite, Schuyler Col fax, at the Court House Square to-mor row afternoon at one o'clock.

MEETING

NEVINS.—

THE

Hon, A Lang

and C. W. Barbour, Esq., will address a Republican meeting at Sulphur Springs, Nevins Township, on Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE will meet at their rooms at seven o'clock tbis evening. It is hoped there will be a full and prompt attend ance.

THE MEETING at Lockport, on Wednes day evening, was one of the best country meetings of the campaign. Stirring speeches were made by Hon. A. Lange, aiyj P. B. O'Reilly, Esq.

THE REPUBLICANS of Sugar Creefc, turned ont in force on Tuesday evenirfg, and were ably and eloquently addressed by Hon. H. D. Scott, and P. B. O'Reilly

FAILURE.—The Journal

was half filled with screeches to the faith ful to turn out and hear a pair of orators at the Court House last night. The bell was rung at the usual hour, and that was the only indication of a meeting that waa apparent to hearing or sight. We apprehend the Democracy will turn out "lore promptly next Tuesday, ,,

TAEK WARNING.—We are reliably informed that a Democratic circular is being •sent arcund privately, among the faith-

ful,

upon them to labor incewantly

up to the evening of election, and urging them to preserve an appearance of demoralization, thereby throwing the Republicans off their guard. The result, they say, will be the complete succeta of rhe Democratic Ticket in the State. Will Republicans heed the warning?

SCHTJTLEB COLTAX will speak at Court HOOM Square to-morrow afternoon ut one o'clock.

REPUBLICAN

BALLOTS

for every "town

ship in the County, can be had by calling on L. A. Burnett, at Uio store of Burnett & Boas. '(/c^

MKKTIKG IN FIEBSON.—Col. W. K. Edwards and Hon. H. D. Scott will address a Republican meeting at the Baptist Church, Pierson Townaihp, on Saturday ovening at 7 o'clock.

EVERYBODY

MARRIED—At

will address his

fellow-citizcnB at the following times and places Bloomington, Friday night, October 30th. Harrodsburg, Fatnrda.v night, October 31st.

COL.. WM. E. MCLEAN' speaks at Bloomington to-night.

COL.T. H. NELSON speaks at Orleans

OD0 fine

SCHUYLER COLFAX will arrive by spe cial train, at ten miuutes past twelve, to morrow.

THE

great auction sale of the Buntin

House furniture commences this morn

ing.

is invited to turn out and

greet the Nation's favorite, Schuyler CcU fax, at the Court House Square to-mor-row afternoon atone o'clock."

THE Sullivan Union says: "Seven or eight hundred bushels of apples have be£n bought at this point within the fast few weeks for shipment. The prices paid ye from eighty cents to one dollar per bushel. Sullivan 'county has produced an immense quantity of fruit this year."

THE SPECIAL TRAIN, conveying Schuyler Colfax from Evansvllle, to this city, will arrive at ten minutes past twelve, to-morrow. ••.. «VV vX

Jeffersonville, Ind., Oct

2Cth by Rev. Dr. Austin, Lieut. Comd'g JOSEPH B. ^COQHLAN, United States Navy, and Miss^FIFLIA BARBOUR, late of Terre Haute. No cards.

WE LEARN from the Journal that a little son of Mr. Martin irace met with a severe accident on Wednesday wbile out nutting. He fell from a hickory tree a considerable distance, breaking one of bis arms below the elbow and fracturing the bone in a very bad manner. He was brought home and was attended by Doc tor Read.

SCHUYLER COLFAX will speak at Court House Square to morrow afternoon at one o'clock.

IN THE ABSENCE of the Rev. George Morrison, bis pulpit will be regularly supplied by the Rev. W. R. Sickles, of Indianapolis. The congregation and public may therefore expect preaching at tbe Presbyterian Church on 7th street every Sabbath at 11 o'clock A. M. and .7 P.»M.

IMPORTANT TO THE LIQUOR TRADE.— Under the provisions of Section 5T of tbe Internal Revenue act passed at the last session of Congress every person having on band on November 1st fifty gallons or more of. distilled spirits, which are intended for sale, must make a report thereof to the Collector of Internal Revenue, ia or4er that tbe same may be inspected, &c., and the Internal Revenue Stamps may be affixed tto the casks or packages.

All distilled spirits found after December" 1, 18G8, in any cask or package, containing more than five galbns without having thereon tbe Internal Revenue Stamp will be seized and forfeited.

EVERYBODY is invited to turn out and greet the Nation's favorite, Schuyler Col fax, at the Court House-Square to mor row afternoon at one o'clock.

HUGE LYING.—AS a fair sample of the stuff on which the Den&ocratic mind in this District delights to be fed, we will mention tbat the Bowling Green Aurora of this week goes to its readers wjth a whole poultry-yard full of roosters hoist ed over huge job type announcement of "great Democratic victories." One of these victories is in West Virginia, which every man of common intelligence knows has been swept clean by the Republican? Another is in "glorious little Delaware where the election has not occurred and will not occur until next Tuesday Verily, Democracy is a great institution

THE election of John T. Scott, Esq., to tBe Common Pleas Judgeship, will necessitate tbe appointment of a new county attorney, which position Mr. Scott bas filled for Borne time past. The Board of Commissioners will likely make an appointment at the December term of the court.—Journal.

MB.

ALLEN RAINS, Jr., of Hamilton

township, was severely injured on last Saturday evehing, by his wagon, loaded with corn,- upsetting upon him—remain ing buried under the wagon and corn some two hours. He was finally discov. ered by somo boys that were out on a coon hunt, and relieved from his position and taken home inseneible, in which condition he still remained as late as Sunday. Dr. A. D. Murphy was called in. —Sullinan Union.

WE find the following reference to Col. R. W. Thompson and the United States Senators!'ip, in the Sullivan Union oftbis week: jif

We suggest the name of Colonel R. W Thompson, of Vigo, for the vacancy of the closing term of the HOD. T. A. Hen dricks, and shall urge the matter more at length in our next issue: We are satisfied that Colonel T. is the best man in tbe State for U. S. Senator With Morton and Thompson in the Senate, Indiana would stand at the forum of our Republic, the proudest of the proud.

TERRE

of yesterday

POST NG. 1, (j. A. R., DEPARTMENT

OF INDIANA

)68. I

HAUTE,

Oct. 29, 1868

The thanks of this Encampment are hereby extended to the following named ladies, who, by their patriotic efforts, contributed 60 much toward the success of The Drummer Boy during its second appearance in our city Miss Sattie Early, Miss Jennie Grover.

F. Tillcitson. Luc:a Cruft. Annie Teal and Fannie Crut. sister. Ella Davis. Mary Turner ,F. Turner. M. Kichardson. Mollie Bell. Mrs. H. L. Ryce. Ida Brown.

By order o£ the Encampment. C. F. GILMORE, Post Commander. JAS. O'MARA, Post Adfutant.

ATTENTION FIGHTING BOYS IN BLUK! You Will meet at Headquarters tonight, at 7j p. M. By Oordter of

COT..

COMMANDING.

KUPPENHEIMER,

Adj't. 30it

MASONIC, Dowlmg Commandery Knights Templar, No, 16, will meet at their Asylum, on Saturday evening, at 7£

M. By Order of 4 30d2t. EMr.-Co»tH£tajEs, --CX

ITEMS.

STATE

Vj.

J&TY-TOME counties with the State Treasurer.

EVANSVILLE has still another Cornet Band, making four in alL

A TURNPIKE from Huron to Bedford is being seriously talked about by the citizens of both places. I JP ~\ff

ADAM FUNK, who almost killed John Prougb, at Laratige, oji election day, has made his escape.

THE editor of the La Fayette Standard has had a cow stolen from "him. What business had be to have cow, and where did he get her ?—Iid. Sentinel.

Tni Indianapolis White Boys in Blue are canvassing the propriety of changing the name of their organization to that of "Democratic Thugs

THE Indianapolis Hebrew congregation close t.he dedicatory exercises of their new religious temple by a grand banquet this evening at Mozart Hall j?

PICKPOCKETS are plenty at Indianapo lis. Tbat city Is inundated with a set of Democratic villains pf all kinds, who came to see their "friend" on Monday night.

PERRY COUNTY has been heard from at last. Her vote was received at the Sec retarv's office on Wednesday, and for Governor is as follows:

Baker, 1,300 Hendricks, 1,540.

HARRISON COUNTY CALF, instead of being covered with hair, has a hide simi lar to tbat of an elephant, and a tail the exact counterpart of the caudal append age of that huge beast.

THE remains of Hon. James Hinds, assassinated in Arkansas a fow days since, will arrive in Indianapolis on the 2d of November (Monday next) en route for. his former home in New York.

HALPIN, who murdered old man Mentz at Jeffersonville, a couple of weeks ago. has been indicted for murder in the first degree by the Grand Jury of Clark coun ty, and has taken a change of venue to Floyd county.

Two PRISONERS broke out of the Rock port Jail on Tuesday night. Their names are Henry Bitts, charged with stealing horse, and James 0. Jaynes, who in cold blood killed a negro man at Eureka on the fourth of July. A reward of $200 offered for their return.

THERE are eighty soldiers at the "Home' at Knightstown, and seventy-two orphan children are attending the school. The institution is one of the prides of the State, and should receive the fostering care of tbe Legislature and all humane and benevolent people.

CHARLIE RODGERS, son of the Mayor of Madison, has eloped with and married Miss Louisa R. Ernst, a beautiful and accomplished young lady. She was to have been married in a day or two to a gentleman selected by her parents, but love flanked the nice little arrangement.

A DEALER in "garden truck/' who fre« quents tbe New Albany market, deposited bis change the other morning, in a cabbage leaf spread accross the top of a pick measure. On old cow, coming along, chawed up and swallowed the cabbage, stamps and all, to the amount of $2 50!

i?"'H

FBIDAY,

have settled

THE Indianapolis Journal says "The average majority on the State ticket is 1,212. We suppose tbat all bets upon "the State" should be decided upon this majority. If a Republican bet upon the State going one thousand or twelve huns dred majority, he is entitled to the wager, notwithstanding tbat the majority for the leading candidal falls below."

MR. JOHN BURKE, a coal dealer, of Indianapolis, had his leg caught between tbe bumpers of two cars, on Thursday, and so ba jly crushed as to require amputation. Mr. liurii is 72 years of age, but his fine constitution may carry him through this terrible accident. The pby sicians expressed a favorable opinion of bis condition.

AT tbe little place of Fremont, about six miles from Indianapolis, on Tuesday night, some thieves stole a horse and two seated buggy, and then burglarized a dry goods and grocery store, carrying off nearly the entire stock. On Wednesday morning the horEe and carriage were found ip the -neighborhood of Cold Springs, but there was no trace of the stolen goods or the thief.

Two BOYS, belonging to the Lower Spring street school, who bad been on the street during recess, started to run into the school house when the bell rang, and coming in collision just after they entered the yard, the smaller of the two a little son of Mr. Mattock, living on Lower Fifth street, was thrown violently to the ground, falling upon tbe back of his aead, and it is feared fatally injured.— The little fellow was lifted from the ground by two othor boys, when it was found that a spasm had resulted from the fall. He was conveyed to his home, and we understand lies in a very critical con dition.— N. A. Ledger.

A CASE of considerable public import* ance was decided in the Circuit Court yesterday. The case referred to is that of the city of Evansville vs. the Longworth and Anderson executors of Nick Longworth. The case came up oh"an appeal from an order of the Board of County Commissioners, annexing what known as the Longworth tract of land the city. This case was taken, by change of venue, to the Spencer County Circuit Court. It is one in which a good deal of interest is felt, inasmuch as by the annexation of the territory named, about $200,000 of taxable property is taken in to the corporate limits of the city. The last argument on the part of the counsel for the city was made at the session of the Court last night, by Mr. J. J. Chandler. The jury returned a verdict in favor of annexation, and confirming the action of the County Commissioners. Messrs. Chandler and Iglehart appeared as counsel on behalf of the city, and Menu. Denby and Garvin oa the part of the de» fend

ant*.—Eeantmlle Journal.

Tby H. S. K, G., to be found omy at dtf W. S. RTCX & Go's.

October 30.—New Cloaks to

day Cloaks for verv little money 30dtf 1* EDSALL & Co.

OPEN this morning at Saxton & Walm

sley's: Ladies' Striped Collars, and Cnffs, (third lot.) j»*|

Plaid Trimniing Braids. Cheap Tatting and Crochet Edges. New Jet Buttons. Patent Tatting Shuttles, (2nd lot) Ladies' Hose, (Double Soles.) New Goods arriving daily, at "the City Trimming's Store." tUt

GOLD

MIXED,

Black Mixed and Double

Faced Repellattts, New Goods, just received, at W, S. RYCE& Go's, dtf

TRY Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves, the best Kid Gloves made. Gents, Laaies atd Misses', all colors, at dtf W. 3. RYCE & Co's.

MRS. BROWN

oflfaTT a Buck-board fo,

sale. For further particulars apply early to Mr. Elwell, at R. S. Cox & Son's.

TUELL,

WE received, yesterday, a new supply of Repellants, Alpaccas, Empress Olothi and Alexandre Poplins. We now have an extra quality of double-faced gold* mixed Waterproof. 30dlt TUELL, RIPLEY & Co. R,

IN buying Furs! In buying Dress Goods! In buying Underwear! Buyers will do well to examine our goods, for we know we have tbe largest and handsomest assortment of these Terre Haute. EDSALL & Co. 20dtf.

RIPLEY St Co. dtf

CLEARANCE AGAIN.—Tuell, Ripley as Co. are now clearing out for their winter stock. Fall staples will be offered below the market price from this date.

Oct. 30th-dw2w.|g

"HARRIS' Seamless Kid Gloves" are taking the place of all other makes.— They can be found only at their Agents, W. S. Ryce & Co. dtf

WIDE AWAKES, and all other brands of Clocks, Pocket Alarms. &c., at bottom prices. Clocks for two dollars and a half that are warranted correct time keepers. 161 Main street, near corner of6thstreet( 30dwtf. S. R. FREEMAN.

WE have received "the newest thing, as an addition to our line of Cloakings, in shape of the Blue and Purple Chinchillas These shades are very rare/ We confidently believe our stock of Cloakings is now equal to any in the State, embracing as it does the celebrated Astrachan, the new style plaids, and this last installment of "extremely fashionable" colors.

Inspection solicited. 1 dtf TUELL, RIPLEY &

REALLY SOMETHING NEW in Hoop Skirts. The "Elite" sold only by Edsall & Co. is unquestionably one of the best Skirts ever offered for sale.

Ladies are invited to examine it, particularly in the Panier style, which is very novel and unique. 30-dtf

The Next Viee President

dtf

THE printer made a mistake in reading our manuscript, but no blunder, when he told the public we had the Connoiseur'a Kid Glove. We keep COURVOISIER'S Glove, the best in the world, as the Commissioners of three International Exhibitions attest.

illustrious standard-bearers.

To RENT.—Five rooms for rent, North Fourth street. Inquire at No. 62 Main street. d2t

~"i'4

TRY H.S. K. G. To be found only at 29tf. W. S. RYCE & Co's.

THE celebrated "Buffalo'' black Alpac cas, in quantities from 50 cts. to $1.50 per yard. TUELL, RIPLEY & Co.

Stf A a •:i

FOR elegant and stylish Dress Goods, go to W. S. RYCE & Co's. 29tf.

"ALPACCAS, in Garnet and Sultanna col ors just opened. TUELL, RIPLEY & Co. 29dlw.

I .--:

FOR RENT.—A House, containing four rooms, pantry, closet, cistern and stable all in good repair, on 13th street, east of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Machine

Rent $12 per month, by

dlw F. NIPPERT.

THE members of the German Grant Club ere hereby notified to meet at the new Turner Halle, on 9th street, Friday evening, October 30tb, 1868, as business of importance will be transacted

JOSEPH FELLENZER, President, 29-d2t.

ASK for Mohair Poplins, in all colors, at 40 cts. a yard. W. S. RYCE & Co. 29tf. ...

THE unequaled Kid Glove—the Con noiseur—all colors, at 29dlw.

TUELL,

THOMPSON

RIPLEY & Go's.

TRY H. S. K. G. Harris' "Seamless" Kid Gloves to be found only at W. S. RYCE & Co's. 29tf.

& JLANGDON'S Twin String

Hoop Skirt and Plain Panier at Tuell Ripley & Co's. 29-dlw

THE cheapest place in the city to buy all kinds of Dry Goods, is at 29tf. W. S. RYCE & Co's.

BUCKWHEAT Flour and Smoked Halhfcut, at c. I. RIPLEY'S. dtf

WANTED.—A few girls, to work on skirts, at Weiaz's Skirt Factory. 28 4t.

LOVERS of Buckwheat cakes can leave their orders at C. I. Ripley's and be assured of getting a No. 1 article ef flour. Try it.

*TT*S

the United States,

fcj A O

SCHUYLER COLFAX,

Indiana's Fa^orlife Son,

Will address the people at Court House Square, on SATURDAY, October 31st, at

one o'clock in the afternoon. Other dis

tinguished Speakers have been invited

and will positively, be present. ^,5 Let the people turn oftt en masse and

close the campaign with a demonstration

worthy of the cause, and worthy of our

FIRST GRAND MASK BALL, at Concordia Hall, Monday, Nov. 2d. 27dtf.

DCS

FURS I FURS!! FURS I LIAU Genuine Sable Sets. Real Mink v.-ni^T German Fitch -°f .'

Seel fr

Siberian Squirrel. Coney and Water Mink. /-na*'. in..." Astrachan, ftc., &e. Boas Collars, Capes,. Muffs and Cuff^ dtf I'T' EDSALL & Coin*:

BARGAINS, In Underwear never jof fered before. A Ladies' Vests $1,00 add $l,10i issJst

Ladies' Vests $1,25 and $1,35. Vests and drawers $1,50. Misses' Vests 50 cents to $1,0,0. tf. EDSALL & Co, gri) IF in search of Black Alpacas, do not fail to examine our stock, which embraces every variety of 3-4, 7 8 and 6-4 Alpacas, Lustres, Alp. Poplins, Cretouoe Poplins, Queens Cloths and Mohairs.— We are "driving" a lot at 50, 60 and 75, much below aotual retail value 1 dtf

BUNTIN HOUSE

Co.

rll-'.'-v'/l

EDSALL

& £0, .'in

FURNITURE

AT AUC

TION, sale to commence Friday, October 30th, 1868, at 10 o'clock A.M.,at the Buatin House. Office, Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, embracing Sofas, ^ociablee, Sofa Bottooi Chairs, Large Mirrors, Center Tables, Window Shades, Curtains, Office Chairs, Dining Chairs, Dining Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Carpets, Queensware, Silverware, Tinware, Wash Bowls and Pitchers, Chambers, Glassware, China Ware, Kitchen Utensils, Kitchen Stoves and Heating Stoves, and in fact every'article belonging to the Bunti\ House Furni ture. »**.

TERMS:*—All sums over Ten Dollars, six months credit on note with approved security. Ten dollars and less cash.

STUNKARD &

WINGATEJ Proprietors,

jplfafdbjbitttAf AlBgaodMii i* 14 aupptot rfaw yirtoer^veww^eyil with good,ia«titttt» fdaariagt for ourse^ and thus become tfae benefactors of tbfe human family.' £hi* ia precisely what Dr, Armiste&d is doing by substituting bis pure, safe 'and TftHabte TONIC SfBUP for hundreds of poisonous and dangerous remedies for Chills and Ferer now in the market. It is poaitively the only TONIC SYRUP, fit for general Me. Oct 21 w2w

HAYWARD & RYAN, Auctioneers. '^5 27d4t.

CHEsTNtJls—Fresh and sweet, at New York Tea Store. dtf

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of "its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. auRl5-dw3m^

THE Dollar Corset best at Weisz's Skirt Factory.

B. WEISZ will sell Ladies' Merino Un der Wear and Hosiery cheaper than any house in town. Go and see. 27dwtf.

SKIRTS! SKIRTSI! SKIRTS I! I—Everybody buys them at Weisz's factory, where they can get them repaired free when broken. 26dwtf.

BOSTON PICKLES—Put up in pure cider vinegar, to sell by the dozen or hundred, very choice, at the New York Tea Store. dtf

LARD—Put up in three and five pound packages by Proctor & Gamble, selling at 25 cents per pound, at New York a S to re

C. WITTIG & Co., Dry Goods and Notions, have removed to their new Store, 170, Main street, in Demings' Block, next to Austin, Shryer & Co's., Hardware Store. 24-dtf

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!—By the can or dish, at Scudder's. Having fitted up my saloon for that purpose, I am prepared to serve them in all Btyles and would respectfully solicit a share of public patron* age. We are receiving a superior brand direct from Baltimore daily. Give them a trial. ,! W. E

24dlw.

SCUDDER,

No. 194 Metropolitan Block.

GOLD, CHATELAIN, VJCST, Leon tine knd Safety Chains Handkerchief Rings, Necklaces, Rings for the G. R., Lock, ets, Locket-Albums, &c., at .. dtf .K .O-JJOHNR. FREEMAN'S.

LARGE lot of Boots and Shoes, to be sold low at Greiner & Forrest'«, corner of 3d and Ohio streets. 23-dtf

MISS

NETTIE

8dtf.

Wx an all going to the First Grand Mask Sail, at Concordia Hall, Monday, Nov. 2d. 27dtf.

VAN HOESBN

takes pleas

ure in announcing to lovers of the "Fine Arts" that she will give lessons in Oil and Pastil Painting, Wax FJowers, fec. &c. Rooms at Kissner's Palace of Mutfc. Miss Van Hoesen has taken a thorough course in the "Fine Arts," and is fully qualified to give entire satisfaction to those wishing to aocomplish themselves in tbis direction. Please call and exam ine her work at Kissner's Palace of Music, No. 48 Ohio street. ect22-dlm

REMOVED.—Austin, Shryer & Co's Hardware atore is removed to 172 Deming Blofck. ,17dtf.

C. WITTIG ft Co., T»rj Soo&TAUD Notions, have removed to their new Store, 170, Main itreet, in Deming*' Block, nekt to Auatin, Shryer A Co's., Hardware 8tor*~~ 24-dtf

3*9P¥ 0* TIHBI

HAUTE.—Mrs L. L. Jackson, the inventor of the celebrated system of G«rmen Cutting, known as the "Family Dress Guide,' is in our city to give Iessens ia this^ useful art This invention is of importance to every mother and daughter, as it enables them' to cut not only dresses,. but every other artiqle of clothing for Jady or ohild, giving a perfect fit ia every instance. Patterns of all styles and designs, eat to measure.

Ladies will please call immediately at ICra. Jackson's rooms, at Mrs. Deck's bokrding hou»e, No. 41, North 4th street.

Dress ItningS «ut free of charge. &4-dltn

GOLD AHD SILVER INSTITUTION—Get ting ready for Christmas, itav dCf No. 5, WTRREN"

AUCTION to-night, and every night this week, at Greiner & Forrest's. 23-dtf

MUSIC BOXES, Six Tune "Vox Coles tes." Music Boxes, Eight Tune Piano Forte." tt 1 JOHN R.

Dubuque Times.

TAKE

FREEMAN*

ONE of the few things that the North and South will probably ever fully agree upon is that "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" is not only the best preventive to the hair falling out, but also the finest dressing before the public, richly deserves the "Silver Medal" awarded by the New Hampshire State Fair,

28dwlw

NOTICE—That

we bought

auction a laige lot of Stamped Aprons, which we will sell at 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c and 50c. apiecaf acoording to size.

C. WITTIG & Co.,

14dtf. 78 Main St.

FOR SALE.—I

wish to sell my residence

on Strawberry' Hill, or exchange for property centrally located. dtf J. M. OLCOTT.

SAM F. BADGLEY is receiving the best Oysters coming to the city. dtf

OYSTER CRACKERS—a superior article —always on hand at S. Stone's confec Ue »i.r &««'.'• ... tionery. dtf

REMOVAL.—Austin, Shryer & Co' Hardware store is removed to 172 Doming BloekLT .scuaU siJ $0 fuhii? .. I7dtf.

A NEW JAR for spiced and preserved Fruits at C.I.RIPLEY'S. dtf.

TisfH

NEW MILLINERY STORE.—S.

L. Straus,

of No. 10 South Fourth, is now moving to 149 Main street, lately occupied by Mrs. M. A. Walter. We do not want to praise our goods or Our way of dealing, The ladies know already where to find the handsomest goods at by far the low est prices, and have shown this by their patronage. Our aim will always be to merit it in future as 1'n the past. Mrs Straus will preside over the Retail*Department on Main street, and will be happy to see her old customers. Our ofd stand on Fourth street will also be con tinued with a full assortment of everything in our lin& dtf

OYSTERS 1 OYSTERS11 OYSTERS 111 Large, fine and fat fresh every day, at Ray & Bailey's. 6dtf.

CALL ON SAM F. BADGLEY when you want a can of large Oysters. dtf

NOTICE

in toWn 2?dwtf

or CHANGE.—E. R. Bobbins

having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his eustomers with Garden i^nd Field seeds, Lifee* Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf E. R. BOBBINS.

C. WITTIG & Co., Dry Goods and No tions, have removed to their new Store, 170, Main street, in Demings' Block, next to Austin, Shryer & Co's., Hardware Store. 24-dtf

FOR cheap Shawls, go' to Greiner & Porrest'8 Auction Rooms, corner of 3d and Ohio Btieets. 23-dtf

SAM F. -BADGLEY is going to make Oysters a speciality, therefore can offer inducements. ,,,/nln dtf

CHILDREN can buy goods as cheap as parents at Greriier & Forrest's. dtf

FOR RENT AND SALE.—For rent, one of the best business stands in the city, being on Main street, with a well es tablished trade in Groceries and provisions, together with a,good dwelling, smoke house and stable, on the same premises.— And with the same is for sale a well selected stook of Groceries and provisions, with the good will of the trade. Enquire of HOSFOBD & BOUDINOT, Atty's.

Nl6K SOHGHUM at dtf. O. I. RIPLEY'S.

CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.—Dr. Potter Homoeopathist, has removed his residefic, to No. 41 South Fifth street, second house south of Poplar street. Office as heretofore, No. 19 South Third street. 22-dtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

An Undisputed Remedy.—It needs no argument to prove that Constipition of the Bowels is one of the most dsdgerons complaints which can befal mankind. Nothiog Is more common and fatal, and everyone afflicted with it ought to have immediate recourse to a safe and speedy remedy like MISHLIB'S HRBB BITTEBS for •uch it is as is proved by testimonials without namber, and Is admitted by all melical men who know anything about its nature, purpose and operations: Its eflsots are wonderful in cases of mental and physio*! depression, arising from indigestion, costiveness, or bilious secrelions. It will positively cure the worst form of chronic constipation, and splendid rtify the patient •gainst fotnre attacks. Sold by all druggists and storekeepers. 28dwlw

COHCEKISATED INDIOO Fortts

ESS DIRECTORY.

I In". ATTORNEYS. ,%' Wm. X. XoLaan, 96 llain street., BairdftOrolt, 82 Main Street. Soott Day, 60 Ohio Street.

ARCHITECTS AN& BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. OJilt Wffliama, corner Ninth and Mn'berry

BAKERS.

Frank Heinig A Bro., Lafayette Street.

.3ILL POSTING.

%3M

Qeo. W. Seibnider, at this office. BOOTS AND SHOES.. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Cias. E. Bngglee, 16 North Fourth itreet.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY I IBertlett Auetin, 101 Main street.

J. P. McDonald, Post office Lobby. M. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fourth. CARRIAGE FACTORY. .-0 Harper, Wiidy A Co., Cor. Wand WalnuWr"CLOTHING W. H. BanMster, 79 Main Street Grorer A Miller, 81 Main Street. SaifrjaiJ! 1 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

Jtl Garrin Owen, Principal, cor. 6th A Mala COMMISSION AND GRAIN. K. B, Bryant & Co., East Main Street. John Haney & Co., First St., on Canal Basin.

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartholomew, 167 Main street. 0. 0. Lincoln. 6th St., between Main and Onto J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third and 4th

DYE MOUSES.

F. Bjiuerj, Main, between 6th and 7th 9ts H. Olaridge, no. 8TJorth 4th St. M'XmVlXi DRY GOODS. Tuell, Bipley & Co., corner 6th and Main street V. S. ttyce

BLOCK.

Co., 77 Main street.

Q. Wittig 4 Co.. 73 Main street. Edsall Oo., corner Fonrth and Main street* Saxton A Walmsley, 111 Main street. Oornelinsft Haggerty, corner Main and Intra

DRUGGISTS.

Ira GroYer, Fourth street, opposite Market. Barr, Gnllck & Berry, corner Main and Fourth 1. L. Mahan 4 Co., corner Main and Sixth.

A H. A. Davis, corner Main and Third. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones & Jones, east side Public Square. uyne & Lawee, Main St., near cornet 7th. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS. Joseph O. Yates, 145 Mfiin street. Westfall Brothers, 85 Main street.""

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark Hou0eLcornar Ohio and First. Terre Hause Honfe, corner Main and Seventh. Early Honse, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th. ICE DEALERS. Jacob Steinfflehl, 68 Main Street. Jacob Hay—Orders at Bippetoe's.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott A Crane, Main street, east of Filth. JEWELLERS. S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block

JOB PRINTER.

John A. Bryan, 115 Main Street. MUSIC DEALERS.

J. O. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Kissner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. V: MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, 16 south 4th St. opp. PostOfflce.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Offlcc. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.*' T. H. Biddle, 161 Main street.

PLUMBER.

B. Buckell, South Fourth street. RAILROAD AGENT. James H. Turner, at McKeen A.Paddock's Mill,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hickcox, Soott A Co., 60 Ohio Street. -M Hendrich A Lange, corner Main and 4th streets.

RETAIL GROCERS.

Joseph Strong, 190 Main street. SKIRTS AND CORSETS, B. Weisz, opposite Post Office.

STOVES AND TINWARE. G. Foster Smith, one^door Eastof Holtnan's. S. B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. 0 James B. Haggerty A Co., 1S7 Main street.

SEELFE AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, 66 Main street. ct-: UNDERTAKER.

Isaao Ball, corner Third and Cherry. M. W. O'Connell, Main Street.

WANTED.

TITAN TED.-A first-rate MILCH W COW. Apply to oct 21dtf wit SAMUEL S. XABLY.

TX7ANTED—SCRAP VY

27dtf.

TJIOR -1 Bng

F—Situated

umaatj.—TieeOenOttlfe AeU.-SM Cbealstli Ortlfleate.

Patent Pocket Plnctishon or Emery Bag IK KICLFWL CGTLOT*

For Sale by«n re^ecUbto Gtooem aadDnxgglsO* B. S. OOX A BON, and at Depot 105, Sooth Front Street, Philadelphia. JjSOdwSm

DRA

AitNADD.

Omoi—Corner of Main and Flftfc Streets, orer the National State Banku mw

flhshwt

at-, l)swee» eth and 7th.

Itlyl T*MUi HADTE. IND. I

sMitmSA

IRON.—

One hundred tons of Sara

Scrap Iron wanted

at the Phoenix Foundry, corner of 9th and Bagle S reels. McBLFBESH, DENGLER& 00. octl6d2m

FOR SALE.

T?OE SALE—Two Lots, twentyJD four by seventy-four feet each, fronting Sixth, one square North of the Deming block, Main street. Also, a corner lot, seventy-flye by one hundred and seventy one, well set with choice fruit and shade trees. Location, one of the best in the city. J•

O. J0JNES.

SALE.—One double-seat Buggy.- Price #150. A Horse will be taken in part payment. One Building Lot, in Jewett's Addition, opposite Turner's Bow. Price 9350. One building lot, on Sonth Marketstreet, near School House. Price $375. Apjly at corner Second and Walnut streets. 27-lwwlt A. J. WEL0H.

Journal Copy.]

T?OR

SALE.— On reasonablo terms, two frame hcuses on Lot 80, Bcse's sub-division, on 12th, between Walnut and Ohio streets, each containing these rooms, wi.h cellar, well, oistern and wood-honscs. gl8d2w E. D. CABTEB.

X? tern

FWlftte-Faced

}R SALE—CHOICE FOULS.

Spanish Light Brama's, very

large Golden Hambnrgr, at F. HDIiMAN'S, octl9dw3w 13^ mile north from the oity.

Til ARM TO TRADE

X? TLB 01

FOR CAT-

OB HORSES —Eighty acres of Land

situated in Crawford County, Missouri, well adapted to Stock raising, having three springs of living water on it location healthy. The above land will be exchanged for Horses or Cattle, or sold low for cash. Call oa W. L.. HODDT, at the Daily Express Office.

OR SALE—A Fine two-story!

Frame Bwtlllng House—eight rooms, gas, slate roof, two cisterns and well, stable, carriage house, and good fruit. Lot 160 feet front by 3J0 feet deep. Will be sold cheap. Applrto sl6dtf P. M. DONNELLY.

)R SALE.—HOUSE and LOT

corner of 12th and Eagle streets

contains five rooms, wall, cistern, ce31»r, and sup piled with all kinds ot shrubbery. Enquire on the premises1 jelldlm J. I

BOOTS AND SHOES,

Boots & Shoes

TO SUIT

E I E S

HaviDg just received, at E/aR€GGLES

well selected Stock of W.imen, Misses, and Chi' dren's Summer Wear, whiok I will offer tor stit at tbe

Very Lowest Cash Price!

And I have also received a large assortment at Hen's, Boy'i and Youth's Boots and Shoes, bongh at the b^d of the market, so they can be

Sold to Suit the Present Times

My motto is "Buy Cheap, Soil Oheap—rwi«ll Proflts and Qnick Sales." I also manufartcre ail kiods of

I MENS WORK

On tbeahortest DOtice and the moet faehionable styles. MENDING done n«atlyand in haste.— Don't ferget tne pla^e, but call and examine, if yon do not bny. O. X. BUGQLES,

JjSdtf No. If., North 4th Street.

QHEAP MILLINERY. ..

all ktadi of Millinery Goods sold tt 001*1 daring the Winter oontbi,

Mrs. M. H. Abbott'si, iu the Fort OSoe. Daol4dtf*

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

... ,.£• §4

r'ryi"''

STOCK:

NEW GOODS!

Ladies Furs and Fur Band Hoods I

jXiUt P"

"i»ji m: a"#"

Gents' Fur Collars Caps and Gloves!

Ladies Furs from

METROPOLITAN

itiihr VFl btit

flat, Cap and Fur Store,

fcs*

is'UI

1 tux

il»w VfW

14 to 912ft

1 alM jgftr.tee

8et!

SPLENDID STOCK OF 8L0VK8

Gloves of all kinds, Buck, Sheep, Kid, Dogskin, and Wool!.,.''

Tils cheapeit plies hi tbe City to buy jroor

HATS, CAPS, FDR8, eLOVfg,

-AMD

FURNISHING

GOODS

I -•Jifcr *^Ii at the

t* f-V 3

19« Main Street.

UOWD «& SLATE.

•fl

vrfl Vfc

S*. S. ladies JFurs ctea/i- ', and alteredL' ed, repaired into the latest short notice.

styles, ati

IYIDBND NOTICE.

Us,'

0 3c

FIRST NATION IT BANE or Tuns BIDTI,) Terre Haute. Oct. 96, MM. 3 A dividend of six (6) per cent, on tke Capital#-.* Stock of this Bank has been declared payable to tbe Stockholders, Iree from Government Tax, on. and after Monday. Nov. 3,1883.

By order of the Directors Oct. 26-dtd 8. A. HEBKIOK,OasUar.

ST0VHS AND IIHWAIE.

Tim HauTs, Oct. 13, U6». j.

Having bought the entire Stock of Stoves and Warns of W. Lockwood,' I am prepared to wat#' on all that may call on me at the Old Stand, 171' Mtin Street, between Sixth and Seventh.

P. S. All kinds of Job Work done in the beet, manner and witu diapatcb. Please give me a call. cctl5dtf G. E. IiOOKWOOB.

QAERIAGB MANUFACTORY^

HARPER, WLLDI ft CO., Corner 2d and Walnut streets, Terre Haute, InJ.i" J, Keep constantly on hand, and manntaetore tofi^ ,. order, all the latest styles of CARRIAGES MC BUGGHKW We use none t»nt the finest material in the cen-sf traction ri our work, and warrant It snperior any offered in this market. Especial attention' iven to BSPAIUNO. (jelOdtf

EED WANTED!

WANT

i:,

1,000 Bushels Flax Seed!

WE WANT

200 Bushels Clover Seed 1

want

500 Bushels Timothy Seed!

FARMERS HAYING ANT SELL

SEED SEES TO

110 tflyv TJS I

CALL AND SEE

COUHTBT MERCHANTS HAVING ANY SEEX^!: ON HAND,

Would 70U have it so Then ase oslj

NATRONA SALERATUS.

M- IT IS ABSOLUTELY POTtE.-Wl

Whiter than snow makes Bread always H(ht, white and beautiful. Take a pound home to yonr wife to-night. She fill be delighted with it.

Buyers of Soda should try onr

WRITE TO IJS!

:i"1'

What we Buy.

JONES A JOIE8,

Farm Implements, TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

BBEADarticle

Saleratus!

WITH roil

is the staff of life—your most Important of diet. The health of yo«T family largely depends upon its being

LIGHT AND WHOLESOME.

•f/v,

ttati i.

I NITRONA

iBi-Garbaaate of Soda.

We guarantee tt not only far superior to aajr other American make, but even pnrer than tbe

-.i

?sh

Soda.

MAHVrACTUBID ST THI

PEIVN 8YLYA.1VI A.

SALT MA]VVFA€T« 00., Pittsburgh, Pa.

au8deodly

JgLOOMItfGTOi* NURSERY. ink Tear. 400 icra, 10 ereeakonscs.

The largest and best stook, 8,000,00) Frvit and Ornamental Trees, Hedge Plants. Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Apple and other Nursery Stock, Bores, Bulbs, Ac., of choicest sorts and shipping sti°«, very low for CASH

Those who would eave money will at omce send two red srtemps for two Fall Catalogues I F. K. P0CENIX, al"'*3.-n Bloomington, McLean Oo.. 111.

ULLIVAN COUNTY COAL

ir preoa

llvan County Ooal, which is claimed to be equal to the Brazil, liver to any order at office

for all domestic purposes, will depart of tke oity, by ls»»tw your of E. B. Bryant Co., O. T. Blp--

01 R.. A. SIJUI W., W. ».

ley, or J.A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I have maderrangements to All all orders, and gfva all information ia regard to the business.

OlSdtf J. A. MOBSAH.