Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 October 1868 — Page 2

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Horning, oclote no, i-u,

Republican Ticket. hOii PRESIDENT, •'ULYSSES S. GRANT

Of Illinois.

-"'fofirf&B rtiSIDEST, GOLFAX, or Indiana-

Electoral Ticket. FOR KLKCT0B8 AT LAKGB, THOMAS H. NELSON, BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOQL,

FOR DISTRICT KLKCT0R8,

1st District--ANDREW L.KOBINSON 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th

WILLIAM T. JONES. JOHN SCHWARTZ JOHN H. FARQUHAR. SAMUEL P.OYLER. ELIHU E. ROSE. ROBERT W. HARRISON JAMES M. JUSTICE. JOSHUA H. MELLETT. MILO S. HASCALL.

VTLO S HASCALLf.

»»&

Electoral Tlcfcet.

Ticket pSblisbed in this mornings EXPBBSB,*which will be found correct. It must be borne in mind that the Electors

and not the candidate fer President. It is very essential, therefore, that every voter see that the proper names are on the electoral Ticket.

WHEREIN does SKTMOTTB'S "swing around the circlo" differ from JOHNSON'S? Let the indignant reprobation that was visited on that performance be also visited on this.

RECRUITS for the GRANT and

JOHN

Within two years the Democratic vote of this State has increased nearly sixteen thousand. The radical increase in that time was less tban two thousand.—«7b«j*a 1

And tho Democratic vote would have Cincreasod" another thousand or two had not the Democratic leaders supposed they bad arranged for a sufficient "increase.'

THE Democracy are giving out that they expect a large increase of their vote in this State next Tuesday. We do hot see from what quarter such an increase can well come. On the contrary, we confidently expect to see a falling off, especially in the river counties. But our -fvionrla should be on their guard at all points.

THE Philadelphia Press condenses

MOUR'S

EXFlESSl r&JISTi&ZWu* w* I«h«

COLFAX

ranks como in so rapidly now that we have little opportunity to do more than print their names. The accession of exSecretary

P- KENNEDY, ofFiL-

MOBB'S Cabinet, however, is notable enough to deserve this special mention.

IT has been definitely ascertained that (WGhant Wilt bo in Washington on the Fourth of March next, Deo Volenie. He will be accompaniei by SCHUYLER COLFAX. It has also been ascertained that on the aforesaid day HORATIO

MOUR

DAILY BAu LVl^KJKJ ^^gocrStic papers 61 tins owe, I by displaying the most opeo and ataamearo rarpufejisliing. from the columns of I jeSg sympathy for it. And I tell him, their"reBc^pryTtfie'Louisville' Courier, a tf,Bt

SchotLBB CoiaS^x, at his home in Sout

Beud, and 1852. Mr. the authorship af$M others of a 8imiter**fei*a

SEY

and FRANK P. BLAIK will not be there.

THK lrish movement towards Republicanism is assuming imposing propor

tions. On every side the Celtic element is I

falling into the ranks of freedom. Fenian"

and anti-Fenian, Orangeman and RibboD-man,Far-down and Corkonian,alike unite, and find all their old differences healed in rallying to the support of the StarBand Stripes.

SEY

speech to this: "Gentlemen1

You can vote for me with entire safety. I won't do any harm. I can't do any harm. Don't you' see there stands the Badical Congress, with its two-thirds ma--•jorlty,- ready to correct my errors and keep me strait? Vote for me, then, brethren I will be as aimable as an unweaned dove."

Two things are particularly noticeable in this prayer: First, he does not declare an intention not to do wrong if he 'CCSUM second, he unintentionally compliments a Republican Congress, who would prove, as they have proved, a shield to the country against Democratic tyrants.

"Peace" or "War."

The issue to be decided on Tuesday next, is nothing less than "Peace" or "War,"— To this it has settled down, and thinking men clearly discern the stern fact# thrqugh the smoke and amid the turmoil of the contest. With the former, we shall have Prosperity, Growth, Happinesa and Power with tho latter, destruction of trade, a curtailment of torritory, moral and political degradation, imbecile, rash-headed legislation at homo, and miserable, ignorant and corrupt representation abroad.— With the ono, we shall have a Credit that no ordinary circumstances can touch with the other, a destroyed credit at the very outset of its administration. One will bring Remuneration to the farmer, steady and profitable Employment to tbe laborer, Business to the merchant, and Success to all grades of industrial or producing pursuit*. Confidence, like a dazzling ray of Heaven's light, will glow on all the ramifications of Trade, and make the hearts of all men glad. The other will run the farmer into the front rank of a belligerent army, close up manufactories and stop work on public and private improvements, cause a destruction of oonfi. dencothat will limit business to the •meanest volume, and send failure and disaster sweeping through the land. One is tbe plain, simple meaning of the Peace Which our leader meant to secure to us, and the other would be the inevitable result of the mad declarations of the leaders, adopted by the Democratic Convention. ..T»

The country demands Keet, and requires Confidence. Let us elect GRANT, and thereby embrace Prosperity. Let us defeat the party of Revolution, and thereby avoid Commercial Ruin, and the innumerable train of disasters that follow close upon the heels of War.

ew Orleans, April 9tb,

Courier attributes Um- This denial was entitled to unqueswo^ing recognition by the Courier, to tbegWoise extent everywhere accorded by th| Republican press to Mr p£N|)|gsi5#s deniat having written the Kinraj letter, which the Democratic editofc*4o whom it was addressed, believed be genuine. The Courier's course if simply discreditable, and more injuriouS to itself than it can possibly be, amoftjg fair-minded men, to

ROBKRtTdWIGGIIW. I per, professing to be a religious journal, Lftherebels. I but published in the interests of and con- 1 it js tiue, I

e(j

tjj0

followi which

jjuco.l/.j m, 11861, Mr. Seymour encouraged the rob" Mr. CoLFA^s^o one who knows the I

latter wilt question the strict accuracy of hia Btatem^pt on a matter as to which he •could JBflt le mistaken.

I "Vote as Frequently as Possible." From tiio Universe, a Philadelphia pa*

'The election for this State will take piace-on-the day alter to-morrow. Like

musi o« uuiuo I good patriots and true members of the are the Demons who are to be voted for at community, we hope that every citizen aretno persons rr,.«»1.v will vote early in the morning, late at the Presidential election next luesaay,

night, and as often as possible during the day. If the right of suffrage is a great political light, it dfs^-rves as frequent exercise as it is possible lo give it ou the days of test. It is true that Ihere are malignant laws for the punishment of the patriotic act of voting more than once at one and the same election. Jiut it is people without any public spirit that are afraid of these bad statutes. The citizens of true national courage never -shrink from the penalty of imprisonment and mulctation attached to them but skill' fully and boldly, thty toth circumvent and defy them, thus doing high honor to their manhood and important service to their country. The only way to cover an opposing party with the shame',of defeat, is to vote as frequently again3t as possi ble. As in the field of war, against treason and invasion, every soldier is bound by all the laws of pride, justice, humanity, and valor, to give his muskst no rest in sending bullets into the camp of the enemy, so in the more important contest of the scramble for tho offices of the nation, each good citizen is under a mostsa cred duty to be as continuous as ever he can in putting votes in tho ballot-box against the speculating faction that would have all tho good things of this glorious

Republic to itself. Therefore, we say. go to the polls early, go to them late, and go to them as often as you can during the day. Universal suffrage means nothing if it does not justify this."

wun,u

meanB t0 carry an

our an organization to be entrusted with power in this or any other country. A

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invincible truth, so grandly eloquent, so pertinent to the great question to be decided on the 3d proximo, that we cannot forbear giving it a place in our columns even at this late day

Mr. Seymour went on to ~argue, at Rochester, 4bat he and General Blair Could do none:of the revolutionary acts which they were charged as pledged to perform, because the Senate and House of Representatives would be against them. This is begging the question. It was for this very reason that General Blair do

of six cent? per pound on raw cotton. The reconstruction laws did not disfranchise more than fifty thousand men in all the Southern States and they were those who had before the rebellion held office, in which they had taken an oath to sup port the Constitution of the Unite'

to^ust indignation.

-r 7y--

tbe wickedest man in the land| and *w- rebeHion success,

8|nCe

the war is over, if has not in-

S'ST?.SUdAZ£#8

keep aiivo

preven"t

ejg t0

SKYMOUR

was

the embers of sedition to

the pe

explicitly denied 1 accepting tfwf

latter, as well as chiefly responsible for the murders, con u- .u 1 flaerations oruelues with which the raeter, which the ii»gr»"uu°and

South from

accepting UMT^ttaaett^«-

Soutuern Slatos are afflicted. This great statesman has come to the West he has presented, here and elsewhere, chapters of accusations, of suspicions his business 1? that rf ftnlt-flnding only. Bead all His speeches from the time he left Utica up to last night, and you can not find that he has presented or suggested a single remedy for any oi. the q£ which ...

e,:.

ilfe

SCWharcmim wis Alt: JfeymoM to fte votes of this people? When the war first began, or rather, when the work of secession began4n the Winter of 1860 and

g0 forward in tbe work ot the re«

bellion, by declaring to tbe world that the Government had no right to coerce a State to.remain in tbp Union and from that hotir to the elid of the war his influence was ever exerted, his voice was ever raised agaiqst.iho war, against overy measure that vrfls Intended to put down the rebellion, and in open encouragement

the rebellion

11 _J Un Hamnfirotin tr Wd UifA I nf Na»

—, that as Governor of the State

Democratic party, we take I of New York, he did organize tro®ps, as

appeared in its is- required by, law, but it waa ,d^9

re^uuou

ujf-

«h. Fresid^ti.! OctobeMUb, I ».d.CU"i »??. iTSfS

"j vuf iw v* *v"

antly, and could not have been avoided without bringing hins into direct collision with tbe Government Washiugton,

1863, he delivered an oration in the city of Now York, in this same Cooper Institute, on tbe very day that Yicksburg was taken, ou the very day that we triumphed over Gen. L«e at Gettysburg and in that oration he pronounced tie war a failure, and denounced every measure that had been resorted to to put down the rebellion. He declaimed against the draft, and said that a

well «8 the Government. Eight days

,T„ h8 the tiovernment. Eight days

General to Washington, asking the President to stop the draft. He invoked them to abandon the riot upon the ground that he had invited the government to surrender and 4op the draft be urged them to go home, for that time, saying that they could meet again afterward if they chose to do so. The worst thing that can be said of him, in all his political career, ij lo read the declarationg of that terrible oration of the fourth day of July, 1863.

duty is the path of safety. Standby

Morion versos Seymour. ___ The conclusion of Senator MORTON'S I the party that put down the rebellion I atanH hv tho nartv that ahnlishftd alagreat speech in reply to

stand by the party that abolished sla-

~r very stand by the party that will recrowded out of our paper of Wednesday I

C0Dstruct

last. It is,however, sostrong in the forceof I ditions of equal and exact justice to all I an it A A I ah Ha a a

States, and afterward committed perjury I represented, we cordially recommend v.11: mu I thorn aa a tome of rare merit.—Observer. by going into the rebellion. The persistent misrepresentation of the Democratic speakers upon this subject proves that tne real truth will not answer their purpose. He complained much last night, that the Republican party had not pur pued a course of conciliation and kind' ness toward the people of the South be cause they had hesitated to restore them, immediately, to their former condition of equality and power in the Union, and had thus excited and embittered them against the North. It is not hard for those to forgive the Southern people and take them to their arms, who think that

the Southern States upon con-

men stand by the great leader, General Grant—the great captain of the age, the herj and patriot—stand by him, sad then his great prayer will

fbe

us have peace.'"

answered—"Let

An Awkwarfl Forgery.

The Copperhead papers of Indiana, the SentineC included, are publishing a pretended speech of Schuyler Colfax, purporting to have been delivered in this State in 1855, which, they say is taken

tms very reason mm ureuerai uiair ao- from the Banner of Libsrty, published in Glared the lawa should be trampled into New lork, in which Mr Colfax is made the dust, because they could not be re-1 to say a good mauy foolish and abusive pealed in the ordinary way. It is absurd I things of foreigners. It is scarcely necto bear a man argue that revolutionary I essary to say that this pretended speech acts will not be committed, because they Iis ,a forgery. The Democratic editors of cannot be committed constitutionally. I this State know it to be such, and ought The very idea of revolution involves a

b® ashamed of their meanness in re- mm nor*

trampling under foot of constitutions and peating it. It is the production of sotee short notice and reasonable term laws. If the policy to which Mr. Seymour I ^ow Copperhead blackguard, and is filled and General Blair stand pledged could be

with

slang language that Mr. Colfax

executed constitutionally, it would not be I would scorn to utter. revolutionary. In all these speeches, Mr. Why should Indiana Democrats go all TJLAKE'S LAND AGENCY Seymour steers as clear of the New York I the way to ^few York and hiro somel |f on Ohio Street.betweeo Third and Fourth platform upon the Bubject of reconstruc- Btaryhng penny^a-liner to forge a speech

tion, as if it had the small pox He has I ^or them to jsalm oflf as the production I mission. never once alluded to the declaration con- ^r- Colfax? Have they not talent I ^.^..1.^1.™,..^^!!. tained in it, that the reconstruction laws enough in their own ranks to get up as a are unconstitutional, null and void. He stupid forgery as the one they are pubhas never.hinted at the declarations in lishing? Ind. Journal General Blair's letter. While he bas complained, in general terms, that the Republican party has managed affairs I '8

sa'd

badly at the South, he has not once at-1 celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS rent no

badly at the soutn, ne nas noi once at- ue'«u»«u.eu i.hmiiuub uxnAno iui uu tacked our plan of reconstruction, except 11038 ^an °ine pews froni the different dethat In hfs speech here last night, in re- nominations in New York city for all ferring to the rebel States he said that those

that the proprietors of the

of their

most of the white men in them had been them regularly, free of charge. This is disfranchised by the laws of Congress, certainly praiseworthy, and it is to be This statement is most unfortunate and I hoped that others who employ a large I is even wider of the mark than the tax number of people, will follow the exam-

employees who will occupy

r—r 1 I

pie. The above fact, accompanied with the belief that a firm who would look so closely after the morals and welfare of thei? employes, would not undertake to impose upon the public, has induced us to give the PLANTATION BITTEES a trial, and having found them to be all that is

them as a tonic of rare merit.— Observer, July lsl. ,..28-dwlw

MAGNOLIA WATKR.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold I at half tho price.

tbey have committed no crime against I drawing-room. Tens of thousands of the government, and have done nothing! handkerchiefs .diffuse the invissihle evi-

at the South, and Union men, both white "none name it but to praise." Sold by all and black, are slaughtered.with impunity, druggists. 28dwlw. Democratic politicians at the North have no word of condemnation for these horrid crimes, and complain only that the Republican party has by its oppressions, fired t]ae Southern heart and stirred it up

*SPADLDINQ'S GLUE household word.

his speech at Rochester he inquired, with an air of injured innocence, if the Democratio party did not fill up the ranks of the army, and if tbey did not stand by the Administration during tbe war, and if it has not, since the- war ended, inculcated peaco, good will and submission to the laws. I answer Mr. Seymour, no. The Democratic pkrty never put a man into tbe army. True, thousands and hundreds ©f thousands of Democrats went into the army, but they were not sent there by their party, they went in daflanoe of the prayers, tears and imprecations of this party. And I toll him further, that the Democratic party did not stand by the Administration dor* ing the war on the contrary, it did everything in Its power to defeat and break it down: it opposed every single measure which looked to the suppression of the rebellion it reviled Mr, Lincoln

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lull tu« wwBHiUiWM WV aBuiug»wH» On that celebrated fourth day of July, STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,1 Llf0 Ua y4n1irraii/1 «n APAt.Inn in fha P.itV I iTDlflll

E-

mob could pro-

claim the law of military necessity as I

He was the President of that conven-

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ile was tue irresiueut oi luat coaveu-1 j0r "FKBBIKB'S OLAiiSVIKWS, of which w© lion which met at Chicago in 1864 in8wUnresolved that the war was a failure, and °®,.nd the Bhiue, England, Wales, &c. wtnu*Mf „„nnScotlaud,Tery,laraA

resolved that the war was a failure^ and called upon the government for a cessation tf hostilities, at the very time that Grant was lighting his way from the Rapid an to Richmond—at the very time I that Sherman was fighting his way, step by step, from Chattanooga to Atlanta.

Since the war is ended, his voice and

IV UVUS ..... I No comment is needed to point the' naor-1 influence hane .been constantly exerted ... x. I to Drevent the reconstruction of the rebel al of such an article as the above. A par-I .••• ty which will resort" to such "infamous

states upon loyal conditions. He has labored to continue the condition of chaos

,oou, "u«m™a |-)0reci cauuuuu mo cuuuition oi cnaos These beautnui piciur™, hi.. .,.™-

whicj1

fair election Beiems to be a thing diametri-1 null and void, and his colleague uj.cally opposed to every Democratic in" I on the ticket is an o| en and avowed revoBtinct v: I lutiOHist.

«0vn,nn,

election, is too dangor- that now exists there to some extent and ^^.^^rt^arw^^PaVis^ondon,

uow he Btands before the world as a candidate upon a evolutionary platform

proclaims the reconstruction laws

I call upon you, this night, as American citizens—I say to you that the path

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Whole Western Country Peopled®

RAISING

Clnbs fer B. FLINN 4 GO'S OBEAT OKK DOLLAR 8ALE, Onr fall and winter circulars with full particulars, (better

ni nan HA9HOOD-Nothing so impor- I

DliVWW. tant. Send two stamps for sealed I

WATCHES THIS MILLION. Genuine Oroide Gold!

The Oroide Gold Watch Oo. manufacture, on strictly scientific principle* (style, finish, and color

Boiling ilill, wesssldecanal

j»n29dtt

carat gold, fac-timile of tho most rare

U^)ur

TEftRE HAUTJ5* IND

HOME MANU-

WehaTe on hand a line stock of Sash, Boors aod Blinds, of onr own msnulactnre, which we will sail at a very small sdrance on st. We Warrant our Work to be roperior to any erar before offered in this market.

Baying of as wUl furnish employment, to yonr own Mechanics, and at the same time Benefit Yourselves v* warrant all our work.

Wo alto k*ep on hand, and manufacture to order, Window and Door Franoa, Honldingt and over variety or Finishing Laabwr nsei In poild«

toB*

OLI7T ft WILLIAMS. PRAIB1K C1TT PLANING HILLS.

felOdtf

tiisaBiijiitr—|,in.)i

customers an supplied ma with the Pickpocket Detective and Wat^i Guard also, mailed separately on receipt of 60 cts- The Genuiae Oroide Gold 'Watches can only be obtained by ordering directly from us.

JAMXS.T. HONBOS A CO., Import. Manaf's. 195 Broadway, New Tork.

DE. WHITTIEB, ttli St. Ckarlca street, St. ieals, He.,

WHOpamphlet

i,r»iwMB£w8w-

treats confidentially all delicate, iatrloate and long standing complaints, publishes a wblch thoald be read by ewry jeung man ia America. Stend two •tampi* tienis everywhere. State jour oase.

WE SELL FOB ONE DOLLAR

GOLD

and Silver Watches, Ueiring Machines, Silk Drees Patterns, Ubipenugs, Domestic Uoedc, Ac. CIKCULARS 8KNT FBKK giving full particular), or tea efceciseent tor One rtfii.r iiMf iiiiunii tt"^lgar«"t articles which we will sell tot ONE DOtliAB BACH

Splendid inducements oflered iokgMits eeodlng us Clubs. Address LABONTIA BABBITT, No. 83 Sudbury Street, Boston, Man.

Mlar inker Store,

of every variety of

SILVER PLATHIWA

^fMcl6

WILSOM

HIWIRO

MACAINC. Stitches allko on bofi sld'8. Samples oo two weeks'trial. Bxtra induMmeats to experienced Agents. For forth-r particular address the

CIOTO-

land, O. Boston, Mass., or St. Lcnis, Mo.

E O A E E tl .aiMRd Notss—From reports and letters received I. Tour A*e Is bound to be Tb«

Axb.

II. It will cut 26 per osnt. better. '"SQ III My brother lost ome arm in the w«f*» ®ut with your Axe he can cut as well as any one else

it I conld -not get another, twe^ty-flte (S'Z6) dolla's would not buy it. V. It will cut hoop-poles better than any other Atc. wTI I would not be without it for any thing.

For sale by all rotj^nslble dealers, and the makers, LIPPINCOTT BAKEWKLL,

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Sole owners of Colbarn's Patent Axe.

BH0IS,

•B& Mttf

dlMctly

»ia large quaiitilie*.

Artlele.

on (r the Ust twelve aMths hare

•EV Oar business has been decided by Courts of this State, and by the United States authorities notto tMfe lottery, or a Gift Enterprise, bat a regular legitimate buaines,

TenutfHaletor «U* tion of of the following artloioa:-» yards Brown orBlaached Sheeting, superior quality JopMnw Alpaea Brass Pattern Wool Sqsare Shawl yards Doe^in an eight-day Clock, Seth Thomas' make 1 pr. Gent's Oalf Boots.-^ White Marseilles Quilt SiiTer-plated OhaaedOMtor with bottles. A Morocco Phnto«raph Ai. hnm witb 100ptc$«ei* 3 y«dB d-4 W«ot Oloth. gilre'r-plated Oako Basket. 36 yards Brown or BiesclKd Sheeting, common loality. Also, printe*aotioc«of SO articles, tor sale at $1 for each ar-

CO., Olacionatl,OI«i» ot Caifoago, «i. I ,:„k, comnrislwc a verietrof articles neaally ai

a 111 nf a wt in 1 iia nan a 11

Jl l.&t retaU pdce* from $1,60 to f6 for each article

THE GRECIAI Wachn» «r w#, M** .row or quality. Dreg. Bittern, price liODg Shawl. 2

ymy VJI ^1V) BWDVWVU VI W»w V.

»i ''jfliii iI the followtilB articlee :—to yds. Brown or Bleach-

WHfT IT 18, how grew to hgI ^o«tin|r, supsrio* qnaUty. Drea. pittern, pr'" calamity. A very Fawny Wool £o»g Shawl. Brooha Long Shawl

flfumioa'1 fi" TfOm uwijp

Common Sense maohines will -aid,

tuck, quilt, oord.bind, braid

hea| atiteh,fell,

embroider

York. Gent's or Ladies' sliter huuting-cese Watch. new I flmiTi ^raAklnff! S Tirdl B«v«r Oiotb

blotticg. One dosen assorted samples I superior Blankets. T2 yards brown or bleached outs. Agents make $10 a day. Address GOOD- common quality, 120 printed notic*s of SFEKD 4 CO., 31 Park Bow, New York. I artiti«a for sale at *l each, comprising a variety of. articles usually sold at retail from I, "KR¥68CO P'.

One

in a most snpecior manner.) On

WaoL Ciothi

i-r.6»ch

double width. 1 pair of

1,50 to J10

Mt* hferehy intbrm tin publio that we »t are no| eou^oted with any ot the 61ft Enterprise one Sellar OoaMtni in this pity. All conoerns ofiering aGift Premium, or any artiole fpeenuf coat to Agent, or any one, are in direct violation of the laws against Lotte.

eiSwn %l vt

ry. We have information, from reliable aathority, that all CUCf (Deaceras la this City wlli he cloaeA gp by the State Police. W FOB ADDITION At PABT1CULABS SEND

FOB OOB OlBCCtAB.

Reiritf SMfr. Foetal Hooey Onter, or Bef lstered Letter. Beaure and diriot your letters to

ANDREWS & CO. •••J IO0 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass. I MV'.!-

IW8UBAMCE COLUMN.

FIBEAHD lilFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

f^f^rlng^ftM and Bellabfe Cfeinpantes Bepreseoted.

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.

HABTFO&D, COMM.

Nerth&merleaH Fire Ins. Co. HABTFOBD, GOWN.

Corn Eichange lire fn9. Cd.,

rjci ifti157

b»°adway,

kbw Y°BK.

Lumhermao^ Fire Ins. Co.,

aijs®#:*!!.: OF CFFITOAGO. rJ' niutm JMfcl f-T** .1'

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co.

OIIBVKIIALTDJ OHIO

Applioatioaa taken and Policies iuued in jttty, ot the above named Companies jo lowest current rates. Also, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. capfc: Apply

than long advertisements,)

sent to any address free. Send for ®heok«, at 10: I Ql.lpKiif.owwW.~t dhAEA

Per Month guaranteed. Sure Pity.

Clothes Lines.

8ala-

«p£uU ries paid weekly. Agents wanted everywhere to sell our

Patent Everlasting White Wire

Call at or address the QIBABD

WIBB MILLS, Philadelphia, Pa. A complete oertlftid ....

property in Europe,furnish

WOTICE KEIBS. -Lw list of heirs to prop«

ed for #1 by BBDDEN BB0S., Post-office Box 030, Washington, D. C- Bifereaces in St. Louis —the Messrs. ABHBBOOI. D.W.D. 1863. XXX

DB. E. DEXTER hOVETIDBE'S

WAHOO BITTERS,

THK BEST STOMACH TONIO KNOWN. aSB" A suaa ctJM for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Asthma, Chills and Fever, Gravel, Diabetis nnd General Debility. For sale by all Druggists. DB. E. DKXTKB I0?EBIDGE, Prop'r,,

BaflVtlo, Bf. v.

M.A. OKANE,

ecute General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

-o IP JFI OiBl

anj on

stamps

72 pages on the whole subject. Dr. WHITTUB, confidential physician, 617 St Lonis, Mo., stands pre eminently aboTe all others in his speciality.— Ho matter who failed, state your case. Patients treated by mail in e^ery State.

and

oostly description ot Gold Watches. They are manufactured with Hunting Cases, (ladies' and gentlemen's), have .superb Swiss movements, jeweled engine-turned, with compensation spiral spring.

Baiiroad Conductors, Engineers, Jcxpressmen— tbe most exacting of our customers have thoroughly demonstrated the strength, durability, acenrasy, and utility of the f«o-simile Wihham Watches, and pronounce them invaluable as reliable time-keepers.

Fine Swiss Movements, $15 Patent American facsimile WalthaM Watckct, fall Jeweled, |80, Ckronomter Balance, $26 each. Elaborately engraved with new and novel designs. Bach watch warranted by special certificate from the Oroide Gold ^Ako magnificent Oroide Gold Chains, SS, |6and •7 each. Sent everywhere, to be paid for onde-

•f

MainlSt., between 5th "Terre Haute, IncU

Office 159 Main Street Old Stand of Dra. Thompson & Bust

Also Agent for

3and

Te3«graph

'E S PAT OH M.U Ex. Co's Fast freight Lines From Hew ^ork, Boston and intermediate points.

TOHN BABNIKLB. O I «t. Merchant Tailor,1

MAINSTBKBT,:

Owr Saxton Walmsley's Dry Goods store Would respeotsuUy call the attention of the citiEens of Terre Haute, and the publio in general, that he hes vented rooms above Saxton & Walms. ley'i Dry floods store, for the purpose of carrying OD

Merchant Tailoring. He keeps alwsys on hamd a FABHIONABLK SSTilOTION OF CAB8IUSBBS, YE8XIKOS. uLOTHS, Ao., and is ready te make it up in The Latest Style anfl on Short notice,

y»ry Seasonable Terms. Having no high

rents

to pay, h£ promises to make up to older, whether the geods be urnlthed by him or not.— Everything in his line cheaper than anywhere else.

Cutting

dene

and warranted to fit.

EFFERVESCENT

Ouais

Otrars Soon STOKACH, VOUSBSNisrvotrs HKADAOHI, %CU*MM IaV*» OoMPLAIKT,

A POWDER

itiaooiftls,

jRY cdODS.

-—rgffi

FALL OPENING I

'y** », p.,

is-*Afc.y-

1868.

•.rrtttAri S' rti jaKtattttad

ORi^O DISPMY

OF-

IRISH POPLINS

{«Ji -fa

ftmfe M'iz Otf* ^5^ f-W siatr

Manchester PPPUns,

»:r4 it'itif

a 'Jar*}' Granite Poplins,

V%X

Z* r.-

Eppeliries, AlpS^6as,'

Lustres, London Serges, ~«i

Merinos, Toiled'Venice

Winceys, Empr's Cloth,

naac ^f-aera, •fcji' f' SL

Delaines, BaretzVsfsTJ v.-eibiiJcrr And everything in the way of t.r. .SU

DRESS GOODS.

TUJELL, MLPLBT A CO., Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TEBRE HAUTE, IND.

DRY GOODS.

s....

liberal

patronage solicited. aug29dtf.

,TARRAJrT'S

KFFBUV&9CKHT SBLTZEB AP2B1BNT Is a gentle and cooling t!athartic or Purgative medicine,! a tbe form of a Powder, pleasant to take and is recommended and used by the best Physicians in the country as a most relfable and effectual remedy.

DYOTMIA, ..

ha* c&£tt*Ouais Haaarsvair,

JryUj-* -Cdb*S SlOX H»ADACH*, j,

£5 SKLTZEB^

rnftini. CoaXS IHDIOSBTIOK, ,vf

iP£BIENT

Bn-uowHSADAOBI, Si:

NM BKIU*ATIC OOMPLAIHTR, „,, a Onus JAOXDI x, It tt a most efficient medicine for Fomales and Ohlldreu whose stomachs frequently reject ordinary purgative medicines. Bead onr pamphlet of i_i_ ah,1 .aa waii valnn VAnp and as you valno yonr beaiih. toss astaaliMirin procariug »_5sKIe

thifl most wonJarlal.r«nedy.

life and

LUMVAOMATP ORIT »R 'TiBBiyT CO.,

S78 Greenwich St., New York. •VFcr Sale l^y all Druggists."** mlSf-dMMod.

JJEMOVAL. MAILMOADAGENCY. Thamartrsdmy o«ee to Moles® Kill, where I would be pleased to sec my old

W^^dS£erifv«

Atyacnta of pro-

•psiitoi

€aiapaigiiYear!

ledl "j6

»v I i'f No.

•"*&$! t. .. .1 'J?

General Order

•-ft t, fa

Low Prices for the fall 1968.

a MVM-i

!s eie M. A. CRANE,- Fall Stock turn opening

SrtS fa'a eti '•& ••istimiia -sas 'fcwiftsm

ft iwiusige?

AT [III ^at^tiionr

DRESS GOODS

^NOTIONS!-toiMi Zh %l

I I N S

DOMESTICSt

FLANNELS!

TICKS I

STRIPES!

PRiNisr^i

&C., &C., &Ge

Alio »largo and wtU Mtorted Stock fi

CARPETS

DRUGGETS,

•Mi kwuti

Wail and Window Papers,

Looking Glasses,

-i

Jk3-, See.

New

invf.nd towns without change of cars. Snglana towns wi £. TUBNCB, Agt. •yrlMdtf

RE MEMBEH

LOW PRICES

Is the order for the Fall mi —at—.as&

W. H. MYCK A ,1'O 'S

ERCHANT TAILORING

MERCHANT

imwnn imr^u.ouiA-i,

1 a W A S E I

jv?-

iiuiu'i 30th,

Merchant Tailor,^? & •.. Til Has |ust received a NEW STOCK

tjtf, iaidj

[CLOTHS,

CASiliEJREi,

hff* &K39W

BEAVEB8

TRICOTS, .4$

iVIA'jr *jJ OV£»€OATUrCW,

UV.^v audTBIMMOTCJ 7, hjj Which he proposes to make up to ordet I in the a fjvri 'h%* "r it

Most Approved Style 1

4 Sis 4 •Wf" 'i «THI

tiili

E O N

-iq v. ®M I :^el-4cS Atain Street.^' a-.-U n£ t9-.^ *i

No otd Mock oh hand\ m% Stock is Entirely New.

794 •iW r#l1

ERCHA1N •taS'iWS' jS enws aa*!iq

iSm ••«-ut fit US fifrfW

TAILORING!

I "te juki

FREDERICK

2-afe rhf.

few: 1#C iss

SCHLKWIM

..... ...•. f,., J...,

Has Just received a large and wall selected Stock

1: .!/=• 'sTi/MU -mUFT

Fall and Winter Goods! "f« ty 1\ tt *. "-"tl dtX fe' ft 1wi igfr-i

Consisting la part of F1M

French, English and AMerletn

I English Melton, French Cloth, Doeskin

ffofc

A Beaver,

Which will be sold at the very lowest prices, for cash only, by the yard, or made op te ordtr on short nottce.'

I "LOW PKIOKS, mOT V1T8, sad

JSiil

ttjjaici. ban-

Is my motto.

Customers, old and new, arc oordlaliy iavited to all at

175 Main Bt.,'soath side, HI. MU A Vtb. N. B. Cutting done to ordsr alio, BenovaUcg I and Bepalring in the cheapest iranner. 43m

!K.WI

MEROHANTS, 0

:«I* 'i

A I O IN

fik&tJ

FALL TRADE, 18691 -:qs v.l't .! cewjsiijids md

r- W

BANNISTER--m»*J0T3It.ilTtT^TTnrna

=.• ..'.rstrfltjA .-

iitU

IS NOW BBOEIYINQ HI8

a m..

FALL AND WINTER STOCK!

CONSISTING IN PABT, OF FIM nlj

PBENCH and ENGLISH*®

CASSIMERES

ul-fl cic at .pjnoob ii/t. •ANDtyi ltew x&ai

CHEVOIT-^tU.h'xntuo1

—T01 nunc-

BUSINESS SUITS"

i»miq *ia

BLACK, BROJ*N,itn'*c BLVE, DAHLIA, AND SILVER FOX

BEAV'EHS!

Cloths and Doeskin

Of alt klndi'

p'l

SvO

OIL. CLOTHS,

Suspender*, fr,-

And for a Fine Assortment or Black an] Colored

Gasslmeres.

BRACTIFUL STTUS

Of AHXBICAN 0AS9IHKBXS of all grades aad prises. '•I

».!

*m&i

.•js.aiais «rfi

Abo kept constantly oa hand a good asaortmen rf* a*h\ Gloves, Hosiery, Kandkerc&fi,

SHIRTS,

Of the

1 aa «SCC. -i

beat

quality,

aiade

to ordsr.

Good Lb* Of

Woolen Shirts, Knit Jackets,^ Shawls. rA»*w«oitoH -Satchels and Valises. -s.,

JfR.

Still aupermtendB the Merchant Tailoring Dcpartwat, aad gnaranteea»peHtot fit. qgpTOMEJRS, OLD AND

Are cordially iavited tocaU at

BAHimiTiara, No. 79 Main Street,

1 imwtHwNa