Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 October 1868 — Page 4

DAILY

TEBUB HATTTB AND INDIANAPOLIB. ARKIVB. UU V*. «.«• M. '4:60 FT 10'W I. 3:16 r. ACCOMMODATION

TUT»J! ,. 2:110 A. K.

!RT®BSD»~A« BAPTJRTOMRCH, SATURDAY, Baking by B. V. »RDS JTSFLXS—AT SULPHUR SPRINGS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER SUI, O'CLOCK R. H. SPOAKINR BYO.

tFRERYBODY,

1 1

^01. W' E.

THB CITY GOXJRT

day-

COL.

to-night.

Sherjff JKizer,

County, vg ij. .v

sit,

A S 1

Saturday Morning, October 31st, 1868

TgATT/RQAlT TIME TABLE.

had no cases yester

MCLEAN-speaks

at Harrodsburgh

IaI/"*

COL. T.H. NELSON

speakB atBlc

ington to-night.

B. "W. THOMPSON

LOOK OUT

ets.

5 _:

COLTAX

will arrive at 12:10, and,speak

at the Court House Square at 1 o'clock

to-day.

MR. MA OK

addressed his" politick!

friends in "glorious little Floyd," last night. ..L .. -3.^

BKPUBLICAN

will be willing io

forego the pleasure of hearing Schuyler

^a|, .^^a/ternqpn,

DEMOCRATS,

you are invited to hear

Schuyler Colfax, at the Court House this

afternoon.-

SOME THVSDKR —An

BBOWN

P. M.

iSSi t==j2S===,i™'

«T. MBJ8,

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ACCOMMODATION m»H

,.3:00 P.

ROCKVILUS BXTKNBION

L«AVI. 4:46 r.

ABBIVI.

10:36 A. M.

TOWNSTOLL* MEETINGS.

jUrbonranrt Albert Lange. J, ^.PUBLICAN ORGANISATIONS IN EACH TOWNSHIP PLEAW SEE THAT THE MEETING* ARE FULLY ATT«UL-

WITHOUT REFERENCE TO POLTFCLECIE

LIED ATTENDL THE IAFLPJFFIJ|M^'»W»''VLT(IUW

MCLBAN

will addresses

MLOW-CLTISCN» AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES AND PLACES :, HORRODEBTTRG, SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 31ST,

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

AAJAEEMENTT—SPALDING A M»NNING'* MIU»TIF|A. WAOTTD—SETTER DOG.

will epeak at La

Payett'ee on Monday evening.

CORN was selling from wagons yesterday, nt fifty cents per bushel.

EVERYBODY

Colfax meeting, this afternoon.

WHEAT was selling yesterday at one dollar and sixty-five cents per bushel.

-A social hop will be given at Imbrey'b

Hall next Thursday night.

LADIES,

COL, I1- II.

NELSON

CAL^QD

artillery salute

will announce the arrival of Schuyler

Colfax at the Depot to-day.

PARKE GOTNTY has "settled with the State" Auditor, paying in $4,f70 50 and

drawing frofai the school fund $3,040 j)|.

TURN OUT

and greet the nation's favor

ite, Schuyler Colfax, at Court HouSe

Square at one o'olook to-day r.-'-«??7wrra8wwi ™ZZ.^

SPATJLDINQ & MANNING'S

great min

strel troupe, including twenty petformers, will open at Dowling Hall on Friday of next week.

REPUBLICAN BALLOTS for fevery township in the County, can be had by oalliug onXi. A. Burnett, at the store of Burnett & Boss.

YIGO

CoUNTT has settled with the Au

ditor of Stale, paying in $11,601?

HON. A. LANQE

and C.

COL. W. K. Edwards and Hon. H. D. Scott will address a Republican meeting at the Baptist Church, PierSon township, this evening at 7 o'clock.

PERSONAL.—J. D. Herkimer, Stiperindentof T. H. & St. L.

any one of our readers has a hunting "dorg" whose services he desires to dispense with, he can find a ready market for the animal by answering an *dvertiiwnont in. another column.

6-% W.

BARBOUR,

& Go,, adrertiae vannew, useful and antartaiq-

togbdok* in andther column. j,f

1,1, —r—-— 14 fi' CoMMnrtrfcB OT RECEPTION.—The

'fA\

Col. B. W, Tl^rtpson, WgV

Geo. K. yu

Sewel Coulflon, Ejfi., GuUtvan. Gen.Chas. Cruft, Vfgo, Col. J. P. Baird, Vigp. "W. K. Edwards, Vigo.

W. E. McLean, 0 L. Byce, Esq., Yigp,.

Gus

lA9iflt,

W. B. Warren, Ettr, Vigo. ,:r* H. Boss, Esq, Vip. L. A. Burnett, Esq., Vigo.

ARNOLD-£|FE

all the last magazines

and papers at Ma^oew stand on Sixth street. He sa^s pe bas Sunday reading for the millii

VxuajQ

jr®

S,Acrr,--|B?'«iM8ar yeryday of parties coming from a long distance, frequently from other cities', to.Uuy their goods in

Terre Haute^iieftsbn —they get jmore and bettor goods ^ipthoir ~tnoney.

CURED.—"VNSe leiitJi |hat^IE Minstrels,

,1 who performed here last ridiculed the Grecian Bend to sdflae'purpose. The only case ofih&t disgtuiing malady, with which the city was nauseated, was cured by a sing

WE ARE gratified to learn that the work on the YandaHa and Terre Haute Bailroad i8 being pushed forward rapidly. Of the sixty tpiles necessary to connect the road from Vandalia with the

Illinois Central Bailroad at Effingham, the road bed for forty miles is nearly ready for the ties, most of which are al. ready delivered on the line.

HiAVY BusiNEss.—One of the many

liv^ busitiesa houses, to whose enterprise our city is indebted for its rapid growtb) and constantly increasing prosperity, is

that

for fraudulent electoral tick

TKN PFIISONERS ENJOY THE HOSPITALITY

(JJF

Gilman & Co., manufacturers of, and dealers in Cooperage. This house

shipped, on Thursday, six car loads of barrels to St: Louis. Their shipments

during the last four months, aggregate the immense number of 21,000 barrels.

jf'ye

is invited to attend the

heard of another scalawag in Nevins township, who sold his voto for three yards of aheap calico!—Journal.-

We haye no doubt you could make almost any number of revelations as interesting as the above. Keep at it. "Open confession is good for the soul."

While your hand is in, can you tell how many Democratic voters can reside comfortably, in two rooms.

THERE

you are cordially invited td

attend the Colfax meeting this afternoon

will speak at the

Co'ubt Houg'e on Monday evening.

hi A. Burnett for electoral

ballots, for evury voting precinct in Yi

was a splendid turnout of the

wideawake Bepublicans of Prairie Creek townsliipi at Middletown, on Thursday evening, to hear Messrs Muzzy, Hamil ton and Burosey, all of whom were pres ent and made most acccptable and appropriate speeches. Some few Democrats attended and are reported as "under con viotion."

This,^township will, wFe are assured, make a handsome increase on its October majority next Tuesday.

THE BUSINESS INTERESTS

Do this on Tuesday next and you will deserve that prosperity which will assuredly crown your patriotic labors. •,s:

EVESY DEMOCRAT

V*.

undsrstand there are not less than, thirty thousand bushels of wheat stored in thq various waifehouses in this offy.

ment,

lie

and

drawing school fund to the amount,of $5,296 48. 1

Barbour,

Esq, will address a Bepublicrfn faceting at Sulphur Springs, Nevin^ township, this evening at 7 o'clock.

Bailroad,., and J.

W. Gonlogae, late General Superintendent of O. & M. Bailroad) were at the Terre Haute Houste.laat night. ,*t r#'

Eiq., addressed a

Urge and enthusiastic Republican meet

ing at Hartford on Thursday night. We not learned whethflr jjr rint

lather speaker was present.™ —1T!-' 'jk Co. are making a .fllott irresistibly tempting display in their «a0»ifiC8ht show.windows, and ar« also telling the public, through our colftmna all about their new and elegant go^da.-,

,I151 7

STATE ITEMS.

QOT.

fiisn speaks at Kokomo to

day."

fol

lowing gentfigien have been appointed a Committee toTSc^va Hon. Schuyler Gol-

SCHUYLER COLTAX ville yesterday.

DOG FIGHTING

Sentinel

of our city,

and of the country generally, require a restor ation and the permanent establishment of confidence. So long as the cry is still hurled in our ears by the Democracy that the Tammany leaders'must be successful, just so long will we have a commercial psople frightened from the spirit of enterprise by the awful appari tion of a socofid rebellion. Men cannot in the face of such a possibility enter in to an operation, the suooess of which de« pends on the future, when they know that desperate hands are on the throat of trade. To avoid being crushed they must assert themselves in tbe coming election, and silence the revolutionists and their hateful creed together.

in this city who

votes for Blair, will vote for a man, for the second highest office in the Govern

whom, he knows to have been guilty of telling a falsehood,

on tbe occasion of

his recent visit here. We challenge any Democrat to disprove this charge against Blair, and we are prepared to refer to Democrats in good

standing, who will readily admit that the charge iB true. Has the Democratic party fallen so low as to support a man for the great office of Vice President, who not only slandered Democrats, but bad the audacity to return and

to those same men about

that same slander, which they heard him utter'?. If so. then is the party fallen to that low estate, whence its redemption seems hopeless.

Co. C,

F. B. IN B.

JOHN KUPPENHEIMER,

spoke at Evans-

t- il

on Sunday is a popular

amusement at Greencastle. .. ... -r 'A Hit* PreafeyterfSn church in Corydon is rapidly approaching completion.

THE KU KLUX

have ordered the

Union men to leave Orange county forth, with. The order has not been obeyed.

HON. JAMBB

A. SrrzaKRALD, the pa

triotic Irish Bepublican orator of Cincinnati, has been canvassing a portion of

Southern Indiana. Jt* Itef

CONNERSVILLE was visited with a fire last Sunday night, consuming three for

four buildings, and destroyed property to the value of $8,000.

THE new church in coursc of erection by the Presbyterians of this place promises to bf the moat substantial and elegant house of worship in Washington.—

ington Democrat.

TIMOTHY NICHOLSON

of Wayne Co.

has been commissioned to servo as Trustee of the State Normal School, vice

NABAS Q. HOBBB,

THE AGBIST

up his residence in Greencastle, and

during the past three weeks has raised about one thousand dollars for the new building. It is designed to make the building an ornament and an honor

to .Putnajqa coi

.'M

WE were shown, last week, on the farm of James Brewster, in Posey township, a pumpkin vine, which measured eleven hundred feet the main branch jvas seventy-one feet, and four branches of the vine measured two hundred and fifty feet. The pumpkins were gathered and had not been counted. Who can beat this ?—Corydon

severing tbe limbs from his body. He lived but a.few minutes.

OUR exchanges sqmetimes lead us into the grave error of killing a man long before he makes his final exit. We announced the death of Withers, yesterday, but it would seem from the following, from the Indianapolis[

has assumed. /.

We learn from the Indianapolis

nal

MINCE MEAT

will meet at Bat

talion Headquarters promptly at one o'clock^ By order .of

CAPTAIN.

ATTENTION, BATTALION.—You will aseemble at Headquarters at 12J this®. M.,

for the purpose of doing honor t© our next Vice President, Hen. Schuyler Colfax. Be prompt, the campaign soon closes and victory

will

be ours.

By order of Colonel Cemmandiug.

Adjutant.

ATTENTION, COMPANIES AND E, FIRST BATTALION F.

B.—The

members of Companies and

are re-

quested to assemble at Battalion Headquarters this afternoon, at half-past 12 o'clock, fully armed, for escort duty.

Byord^rof

4ny

,*V. OMARAANDXAMBIRT, Captains CO. and E. O RJULLY AND BURNS,

Orderly Sergt's.

—A'

I. O. O.T.—A^moeting of the members of the

Funeral Aid Association

By ord^r of the PresidentB. Bxrfkn, Sec y.

**•&»

Jour-

that the Board of Trustees of the Hospital for the Insane, met Thursday

afternoon at the Hospital Building, lor the purpose of electing a Superintendent to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Dr. Wilson Lockhart.— There were present: President Andrew

"Wallace Dr. P. H, Jameson, of Indianapoli?, and Dr. L. Humphreys, of South Bend. There wero presented a larg'e number of candidates for the position, but after full consideration of the question, the Board, upon the nomination of Dr. Humphreys, elected Dr. Orpheus Everts, of Michigan City. Dr. Everts is a physician of large experience, and -stands very prom id ent in his profession.

He will assume the duties of his new

position on the second Tuesday of November, at which time he will nominate to the Board his subordinate officers for confirmation. The Board bas no power to fill any of tbe offices, except that of Superintendent.

JUST RECEIVED.-Colored Carpet Chain, in green, red, blue, brown, yellow and black. C. WITTIQ &

Riddle's

I. Biplejj^

HOSIERY—Now

OOLONG TEAS—Fresh

LADIES' POME MONNAIES—A

Fuss!

JCBT BICXIYXD AT ALLAN, BROWN

A new supply Planohette, Infelicia, by Menkes, Gold Elsie, by Winafor, Gorrilla Coun^r, by®0 Ohaillu,

Atlantic^Alnaanac, Appleton's Aimanao, Jacob Faithful, FOR BOY»," Peter Simple, for Boys, Clergymen and Doctors, by Nimmo, Books and Autbore, Art and Artists,*'1 as "*#1 jr. Law and Lawyer, "l? Omens and Superstitions,"

Inventions and Discoveries,

WHITE SILK FANS.—A

BAR

resigned, from the 19th

of October, 1868 until a successor sball have been elected and qualified

of'Indiana Asburv Uni

versity, Rev.

Turner, has again taken

31-dtf.

Democrat.

FRANK

BELL, a brakeman on the A. &

G. W. Bailway, was almost instantly killed at Ontario Station on last Friday afternoon. It appears that the train had nearly come to a full stop, when he, by a mis-9tep, fell, the train passing over him,

Journal,

BEAUTIFUL LINE

that the

unfortunate man was living at date of last report Mr. Bobert Withers, struck by a White Boy on Monday night, is riot yet dead, but is lying at thfe city Hospital, in a very critical condition. We published his death because we were so informed, and the rumor was current upon the streets.— If he is not dead, or if he shall ultimately recover, it will not be the fault of the murderous Democrat who assaulted him, and whose defense and justification the

A Book for Boys, by Hope, George Bobert Stephensen^' -'y|Uct1U.

CHRISTMAS IS COMING.—-Biddle is preparing for it. Slipper Patterns in great

variety, and cheap. Ladies' Cocbpanions, a fine assortment. Hanging Baskets and Fancy Goods, in great variety. «31dt^

nice assort

ment just received, by Biddle, 151 Main

street. 3ldtf#ji$

'iew

Wash

FRESH PRUNES,

Hominy Grit*, in eight

pound packages, Chow-chow, by the doeen, or single ground and ungroand Spices, clear Citron, Baisins, and Bice, all new and fresh, at the New York Tea Store, 134 Main stree

31dtf

OYSTERS AT GEORGE'S.—From and after to day George Habermeyer & Co, will be in receipt of those large and maguificent Maltby Baltimore Oysters, whfoh they will sell by the can or serve up to customers at thefr Oyster Bestaurant on Fourth street, opposite the postoffice,

of new Trimmings

just received at Biddle's New York Trimming Store. 31dtf

SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE.—This

N. B. We are now ready to receive our friends and customers, and bid them

welcome, by showing a large and elegant stock of Goods, at the lowest prices.

TRY

MASONIC,

Faced Bepellants, New Goods, just received, at W. S.

dtf

TRY

31dtf.

LADIES' TOILET COMPANIONS—Various styles, just received at Saxton & Wilmsley's. dlt

cheaper than ever, at

Biddle's, 151 Main street. 31dtf

arrival of the

"new crop," very choice and finely fla vored, at the New York Tea Store, 31dtf

JET and Fancy Setts of Jewelry, the newest designsi received at Ssxton & Walmsley's "City Trimmings Store."

very

choicc assortment at Saxton & Walmsley's.

WHITE

Laced Kid Gloves, at Biddle's.

•*"7 '5 -s-

FOR

31dtf

your Sunday reading, go to Gus

Arnolds. All of the late New York Pictorials, Weeklies, and Cincinnati Dailies, on 6th street, opposite the New Postoffice building. dlt

FURS! FURS I

will be

held at the Hall of Fort Harrison Lodge this evening at ?:30.

meat and cheap, at Biddle's. 31 dtf

€. WITTIQ

BYCE &

Co's.

Harris' Seamless Kid Glove*, thfc

best Kid Gloves made. Gents, Ladies and Misses', all colors, at dtf W.

S.BYCE &

MRS. BROWN

sale. For further particulars apply early

to Mr. El well, at B. S. Cox & Sqn^^^f

We keep

COURVOISIER'S

CLEARANCE AGAIN.—Tuell,

Oct. 30th dw2w.

"HARRIS'

170 Main street, Demlng Block. dtf

THE

"Tastie

Cravatte," for ladies, at Sldtf

ENGLISH BREAKFAST

TEA—Very

WIDE AWAKES,

fine

ly flavored, just opened at the New York Tea Store. 31dtf

have received "the newest thing," as an addition to ou$4itie of Cloakings, in shape of the Blue and Purple ChinchillasThese shades are very rare. We confidently believe our stock of Cloakings is flow equal to any is thefjtate, embracing as it does the celebrated "Astrachan, the new style plaids, and this last installment of "extremely fashionably" .colors. 1

Inspection solicited.-w

dtfc

TUEJS^BIPIEY

THE

BOTH ENDS.

dlt

£U

THE, T4EE PRESW^I PT THE UNITED FITKTES, W A Z) JH lr.jTfX 8 fcil

scBoyiE|iqtp|x,

a Si-tr?" ps*'"*: r:.

INDIANA'S FAVORITE SON,

Will address the peoplfr!_at ConrV Hop*e

Square, TO-DAY, 0ct^^ftt at

one o'clock ia-the aftern^. .Qfter ^isr,

tinguished SpekkeM hive t^^JnVited

and will positively he preseattu

."i odw

cordial invitation is extended to all to come and see us. C. WITTIG

Co.

170, Main street, Deming Block. dtf

r-. &?i

H. S. K, G., to be found

only

dtf W. S.

Dowling Commandery

Knights Templar, No, 16, will meet at their Asylum, on Saturday evening, at 7J p.

By Order of

t,30d2t.

FRIDAY,

BUCKWHEAT

Glove, the

best in the world, as the Commissioners of three International Exhibitions attest.

TUBLL, BIPLEY &

Co. dtf

No Clothes Wringer can do its work evenly and easily with one end of the Boilers pinned together. Tbe Novelty and Champion Wringers have not thib objection. Examine before you buy. ... w4t-d4t S

Ripley &

Co. are now clearing out for their winter stock. Fall staples will be offered below the market price from this date. 1

Seamless Kid Gloves" are

taking the place of all other makes.— They can be found only at their Agents, W. S. Byce & Co. dtf

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 of 6th street, 30dwtf. S.

& Co.

Boilers in the Novelty and Cham

pion Clothes Wringern can be separated at

Buy no others.

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

W* received, yesterday, a new supply of Bepellants, Alpaccas, Empress Cloth, and Alexandre Poplins. We now have an

extra quality

f....

A Co., Dry Goods and No.

tions, have now opened their new and elegant Stone. 170, Main street, Deming Block. ,h •.' -,.!

dtf

"*1

of double-faced gold-

mixed Waterproof. 30dlt

TUILI., RIPLEY & Cp,

buying Furs!

Good assort,

In buying Dress Goods t. In buying Underwear! ^'i«!

Buyers will do well to examine our goods, for we know we have the largest and handsomest assortment of these in Tern Haute.^ EngALL & Co. 20dtf. *544

•X

^a.

B®..

Let the people turn out, en'-^ihi^e *nd

close the campaign with a damoristration

,F ....

WORTH* OF TBE CAUSE, ABFT I^PRTNJR OF OFAJ ILLUSTRIOUS STATTDFU-D-BEAREB- :¥V.IJEILT

yastj a ,*•». TRY H. S/ K. G.?4^ flaaatSedo ibi

To be found only at W^'SYiqB^.qo^:

29tf.

THE

celebrated "Buffalo'', black Alpae^

cas, in quantities from 59 ets. to •'1.50 per yard.

TUELL, BIPLEY &

"UNIVERSAL"

tione, and is

ted and exellent wine—samples of which can be tested at all our druggists—we believe to be superior in every respect, and in all desirable qualities, medicinal not excepted, to pure and genuine imported Port, worth $10 a gallon. .Jdjilt.

TR7 H.

EM. COMMANDER.

& i-.vsva,

October 30.—New Cloaks to

day Cloaks for very little money I 30dtf.

EDSALL &

GOLD MIXED,

Wr it. ..wr'oWK

niA i»Yt -H -A?—fe*—mil? aj No Clothes Wringer can be durable with the double friction of cogs at botb ends, which can play put of gear and not touch together when j&oft needed Th#

elegant and stylish Dress Goods,

go to

imtm mi

29tf.

Flour and Smoked Hal-

libut, at C.LBIPLEY'S: dtf i'S&l _§} fiisnr!

WANTED.—A

Co's.

offers a Buck-board fo,

few girls, to work on

skirts, at Weisz's Skirt Factory. 28 4t

LOVERS

of Buckwheat cakes can leave

their orders at C. I. Bipley's and be assured of gettinjg a No. 1 article of flour, Try it.' 28dtf.

are all going to the First' Grand Mask Ball, at Concordia Hall, Monday,Nov. 2d. 27dtf.

FIRST GRAND MASK BALL,

at Concor

dia Hall, Monday, Nov. 2d. 27dtf.

SPEER'S-STANDABD" WINE BITTEES is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account. of its tonic properties, its purity, and its deli

cious flavor.: augl5-dw3m.

THE

Dollar Corset best fitting in town^

at Weisz's Skirt.Factory***-, 26dwtf.

B. WEISZ will sell Ladies' Merino Under Wear ancft[oBiery cheaper_than aby

house in town. Go and see. 27dwtf.

•,

WHY

is the

B. FREEMAN.

UNIVEESAL

Safety Chains Handkerchief Rings, Necklaces, Bings for the

cog- wheels on

w4t-d4tS

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

are

A. B., Lock

ets, Locket-Albums, &c, at dtf

JOSH

LARGE

FREEMAN'S.

lot of Boots and Shoes, to be

sold low at Greiner & Forrest's, corner of 3d and Ohio streets. 23-dtf

THE

Novelty Clothes Wringer

HAS

BOTH

ends of the Boilers,

which gives it great strength and durability, besides obviatii^ the necessity of pinning down one end of the upper Roller.to keep the cog-wheels in gear, which must be done where.

COMMON

WED ONLY

Miss

NETTIE VAN HOESEN

ure in announcing to. lovers of the "Rne Arts'*' that she will givelessons in Oil and Pastil PaintiBg, Wax jEiowers, &c. &c. Booms at Kissner's Palace of Musid.— Miss Van Hoesen has. taken a thorough coarse in the "Fine Arts," and fully qualified to give entire satisfaction to those wishing to accomplish themselves in this direction. Please call and exam*

ine her work at Kissnej^ Music, No. 48 Oluo street.

R*Movmi.—Austin, Shryer & (Vs Hardware store is removed ^tttl72 Dealing Block. l7atf. "w 4- ...i best dtf

SAM P.

Oyctera cotmog it

drstxi :4at#icc |rtiei«

—always on hand afc a.Straaa.'ft confocS

fit ^*4 I Ife

|MB GAA^IWHILALT MPRINF RAR NNNW, [, OUA!IWOCEWTHE^WFIEELM OF TTA human^ifey/f fWlffct j)r. Armfstead is (foldg by Bubstitoting bis iore, safe aad-reliabla TONIC SfBUP for hunWed#fl(ip*dtt6to .•ndttegDroos teix^edies for Ohili* asd Fewrnow In the market. Itia poaitiv^ t&aiAiy TONIC

Dubuque Timeai ..

!FOB

has sot these fattd-objeo

WARRANTED DPTTABLE.?^'

-hT6W a. -i'i '3:| t/4

FOR

W. S. BYC* Co's.

ALPACCAS,

in Garnet and Sultahna col

ors just opened.

I^UTTLL, RIPLEY &

29dlw. .....

FOR BENT!—A

Go.

HcKfte' 4o^ining four

rooms, pantry, closet, cistern and stable, all in good repair, on 13th street, east ,?f the Terre Haute and lndianapolis Machine

Shops. B6nt $12 per month, byr§ito»Mfi dlw '"jiu'tsf 'tieaoUff «tiru E.

NLPPKRT.

a»l« Kt.ffllii.

ASK

BYCE &

Co's.

for Mohair Poplins, in all colors,

at 40 cts. a yard. W. S.

29 tf

BYCE $

S. K.

G. I .J: :,b

Harris' "Seiamlesf^' Kid Glo»w^ ?to be found only at W. S.

29 tf.

RYCB &

C3ct31 W2W

IMPOKTAITTTO THB IJADIES OT TERRE

TING, ICBMRAM THAJ"Jjamil(jr Dress G«ID^ ts in our city to give lemons in this useful

art.v ^j| j^en£^,|i'Qf Vast importance to efsrf'iBpp^'^j^ightiv^ 11 it Ibles tbtttt 46 Mt fiot anly dresses, bat every bther'arficle of cfbtbWg for lady or

fchild, giving a peffe^ in ev^ry W 8 tan Otto a» *^}ee and deajgns, but to measure.

it-

Mrs. Jackson's roonre at Mrs. Desk's

bp&rdiQg.bQils6l 41, North 4th street. I free it»f charga 4 2 4

GQID ANIJ'SLTVER INSTITUTION—GETTING READY,^IQHRISTTN AS. dtf No. 5, WARRBNJBLOCK.

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

Music Boxes, Six Tune "Vox Celesit€S." Music

JBoxes,

-?8dwlw

SA£'£—I \fis!i tofefell thy residence oii"! Strawberry dill, or exchange for property centrally"located. dtf J. M. OtCOTT.

1 1

REMOVAL.—Avtetib,

iWjSfe-*

NEW JAR'

Shryer & Co's

Hardwire atore ispemftVed tp 172 Deming a a 7

$r'spiced and preserved

V7 T» J'„ Fruits at C. I. BIPLEY S.

JSTEW J^ISINEBY STORE.—S.

Co.

n'JxrxMi-iJLL1'1

Msoaici^

~r."

unit

.-si.

Go's

THOMPSON & LANGDON'S

Cp.

THE

Black Mixed and Double

Twin String

Hoop Skirt and Plain Panier af^Tuell Ripley & Co's.

cheapest place in the city to bu^

all kinds of Dry Goods, is at -*29tf! 'W. fe'lMWi StO&iL

L. Straus,

of No. 10 South Fourth, is now moving to 14? Main street, lately occupied by Mrs. M! A. '^falter." W.e 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 lowest.prjces, apd have shown thw by their jpaUonage. pur aim wilt always be to merit it' in future as in the past. Mrs Sjbraus will preside over the Betail Department on Main street, and will be happy to see her old customers. Our old stand on Fourth street will also be continued with a full assortment of everyChing in our line. dtf 1-8*. 'j I

OYSTERSI OYSTERS 1,1 OYBTEBSII1— Large, fine and fat fresh every day, at :Bay & Bailey,'?- Gdtf.

CALL ON SAM S1.

BADOLEY

when you

want I ckto of large Oysters. dtf

NOTIG* OE CHANGE.—E.

CHILDRB^

WRINGER

SKIRTS 1 SKIRTS!1 SKIRTS I!

the

best Because it has Bowell's Improved Double Gear, and the

PATENT-

s®aprwhiph

prevents the cogs from entirely eepara ting —(S«e advertisement.) w4t-d4tS.

1^-I^RY-

body buys them at" Weisz's factory, where they can get them repaired free whpn broken. 26dwtf|

f—1

GOLD, CHATELAIN,

VEST,

Leontine apd

B. Bobbins

having removed bis business stand to 5th street^ between main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his euBtomers with Garden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, FoefL &c. Give him a call dtf

E. A. BOBBINS.

C. Wncria & Co., -y Goods and No

tions, h^TQ .removed to their new Store, 170, i&am itreet, in Dranings' Block, next

to Austip,, Shryer .& Go's., Hardware Store. ''pi 24-dtf

FOR

cheap Shawls, go to Greiner &

Forrest's Auction Rdoms, corner of 3d and Ohio stieets. 23-dtf

SAM F-

BADGIJEY

Cifn buy goodB as cheap as

parents at Greilier & Forrest's. dtf

FOR BENT AN6 SALE,—For

rent, one

of the best business' stands in tbe city, being on Main street, with' 1 well es

tablished trade in Groceriiss and provisions, together with a good dwelling, smoke house and stable, on the same premises.— And with tbe same is for sale a well selected stock of Groceries and provisions, with the good will of,the trade. Enquire 9t HosroM)

& BOUDINOT,

Nies

Atty's.

@S™35n~g51 n/to 03

SORGHUM

'dtf ""•-ttag

a 1RI

am\idopgH

I. BIPLEY'S.

CHANGE, OF RESIDENCE.—^Dr. Potter Homoeopathist, has removed his residenc, to No. 41 South Fifth street, second houBe south of Poplar, street. Office as heretofore^ No. 19 8juth Third street. 23-dtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

An Undispated Remedy,—it needs no argtramit to prove that Oomtipitlon of the Bowels 1a one of the most dangeron* complaints which ean bef*l raanl^od. Nothing Is more common and fatal, and everyone afflicted with it ought to have immediate recourse to a sife and speedy remedy like MISHLEB'S HERB BtTTEfcS for •neb it ia as la proved by testimonials without number, and is admitted by all medical men who know anything about its nature, purpose and op, erations: Its effects are wonderfnl in cases of mental and physical depression, arising from indlgestion costtoMtmr, or bilious secretions. It Will positively cqi -tiw wprst form of chronic constipation, «ad.splendid f.rtify the patient against future attacks. Sold by all druggists and storekeepers. 384W1W

4-rHr

cog-wh4els

pan

en^^ w4t-d4ti

takee pleas-

•MTTIIISI PIRECTOHY.

ATTORNEYS.

McLean, 96 Main street.

Balrd*Omit, K2 Main Street. .' 7. .. ,•»' »»tt JPay, KKMtio Street. ABCHITBOTS AND BUILDEBS.

A. •'Tdagh, corner Main and Fifth. rOiift Wllliaiaa, corner Ninth, anA

w^^^^ ^I^naMbiiteiy-at

Eight Tun's

jFdrte." set tt'-

Co.

Piarto

JOHN

a v,.,., Qjii

QF,

t^ftw, things, tbat the North

and SouCfi witt proHaSty ever fully agree upon is tha^' "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative- is cot^ only tha best preventive tp tb$ hair facing out, but aho the finest dre«8ing before the public. It richly deserves the ''Silver Medal"' awarded by the New Hampshire State Fair.—

BAKERS. 11 RNTNM

Frank Beinig Bro,, Lafayette Street..'w:

BILL POSTINGSa-

Geo. W. Bellsnlder, at this office.5' "K

S-

BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY* |Bartlett Austin, lOIMain street. P. McDonald, PoctofflooLobby.

Cut-

M. W. O'Uonnell, Main street east of Fourth,

«»-OABBIAGE FACTORY. Harper, Wildy Sc Co., Cor. SdandWalnnti CLOTHING- I W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street.' Qrover it

MlUer, 81 Main Street. 't

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE^ OMnris A

K. B, Bryant.&Co., East Main Street. John Haney A Co.. First St., on Canal Basin. V„

DENTISTS. 1*5?^

Ii. H. Bartholomew, 167 Mai^i aUeet.

John Armftrong, Ohio street, east of Third.

HATS AND CAPS.

Joseph O. Yates, 145 Mr,in street. 'o *'. f'- i,: Westfall Brothers, 85 Main street,

HOTELS. "SI

National House, corner Sixth and Maiu. t,j Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Early House, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Win. B. Manning, Ohio St., East ofifh. ICE DEALERS. Jacob Steinmehl, 68 Main Street. Jacob Hay—Orders at Bippetoo's.

6-?* jt~i

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott

Crane, Main Btreet, east of Fifth.'''

JEWELLEBS.

S. B. Freeman, 74 Main Btreet. ,*! John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block

JOB PRINTER.

John A. Bryan, 115 Main Street,

MUSIC DEALEBS.

J. G. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Klasner, Palace of MnsiC, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tittman, 16 south 4th St. opp. Post 00c*. millinery!^^*:1 Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite PostOfBcc?

NOTIONS AND TBIMMING& T. H. Riddle, lfilJHain street. PLUMBER. B. Bnckell, South Fourth stree tf sUsaT *5 I.

RAILROAD AGENTRTF!^

James H. Turner, at McKoan ^.Paddock's Mill.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hlckcoi, Scott il

Co., 60 Ohio Street.

Hendrich & Lauge, corner Main and 4th streets.

RETAIL GBOUERS.

Joseph Strong, 190 Btain street.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Weisz, opposite Poft Office. STOVES' AND TINWARE^I^ G. Foster Smith, one'door Eastof Hulman's. S. B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O James B. Haggerty & Co., 187 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, 66 Main street. UNDERTAKER.

Iiaac Ball, corner Third and Oherryj,, M. W. O'Connell, Main Street.

WANTED.

WANTED—SETTEE DOG.—

II A young Setter Dog, Black and Tan eolor. One partially trained to hunt Quail of Chickens preferred. Address, stating age, Color, price, *.,

FOR

COHCENTEATED INDIOO r«rtte

laara&rj.—Tm

from Ox^iQ Acid.-^Se«

CKENDI R# CWFLUCUE.

A-Patent Packet Pincushon OR Emery E ra uai

mxtrr

CXKT BOX.

JFORSAIE BY all respectable Grocers andDruggists. B. S. COX A SON, AND AT DEPOT 103, SOUTH FRONT STREET, NTMTTAGM*' JYSODWSM

LOOMt&G^bN NURSERY.

THE LARGEST AND L^RF«T}6K, 8,000,003 FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREE*, HEDGE PLANTS. GRAPE VINEA, 8A»TL J^R#LU, APPU ABD OTHER NO»AERY STORK,' BOIEP, BULBS, AC., OF CHOICEST SORTS AND SHIPPING SLJ.ER, VERY LOW FOR CJSH.

THOSE WHO WOULD SAVE MORTEY WILL AT ONCE SEND TWO-IAD JWRNPFEHWEFTB OATALOGNEA. ., F. K. PHFFLNIX,

ALTD3M BLDFOMLUGTOU, ME^OAA CO.. 111. ii -v. rf mi

gULLIYAN COUNTY COAL

BEING NEW PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS for SalUVAN COUNTY CSOAL, WHICH FAR CLAIMED TO BE EQUAL TO'THE BRAZIL, FOR ALL DOMESTIC PURPOSES, WILL IMR «TAR PART ID THE OTTJR. BY BSRT«

MOTLM&ANTE T«»RI«O THE TMU OLTDTF J-A-

5®R

MSR ETRFKS OL I, B.BIYAAT A CO., O. I- BIPLEY. OR J.A. FOOT'S TEA STOREJJ.'WLTH WHOM11 HAVE MAMJTT TAUTTEUTL TO FFU AM ORIUN, 8LY®

OBGAB.

yq *63

W. 0. HIOKOOX,

3idft No. 49 West 4th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

TX7ANTED.-A first-rate MILCH

TT COW. Apply to oet Sldtf wit SAM0SL 8. BAB1T.

WANTED-SOEAP

sct!6d2m

is going to make

Oysters a sp^cirt ity» Uwrefore can offer inducements. ,7 dtf

T?OE SALE.—One donble-seat

J. Buggy Price 8150. A dorse will be taken in part payment. One Building tot, in Jewett's Addition, opposite Turner's Bow. Price S350. One bulldlag lot, on Sonth Market street, near Sohool House. Price (375. Apply at corner Seoond and Walnut streets. 27-lwwlt A.J. WELCH.

Journal Copy.]

OB SALE,— On reasonable

terms, two frame hcuses on Lot 80, Bose's sub-division, on ISth, between Waluut and Obio streets, each oontaining theso rooms, with cellar, well, cistern and wood-honsts. •lfttfw B. D. CABTEB.

)B SALE—CHOICE FOULS,

White-Faced Spanish Light Brama's, very large Golden Hamburg*, at F. HULMAN'S, oot!9dw3w 1$£ mile north from the city.

XpARM TO TRADE FOR CATJC TLB 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 fee exchanged for .Horses or Cattle, or sold low for cash. Call on W". L. H01JDT, at the Dally Express Office.

SALE—A Tilie two-story VRAME SWELLING House-I-eight

SLATE ROOF, TWO

cisterns and well, stable, carriage

HOUSE, AND GOOD FRUIT., LOT L^O-FEETTFREITF BY 300 FEET DEEP. WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. APPLY TO •LEDTR P. M. D0NN*L£Y.

F—Bituated

)R SALE.—HOUSE and LOT rner of 12th ani Eagle streets contains five rooiu*, well, cistern, cellar,aod sup PLIED with all klu is of ehruSbery. Enquire on the premises- JelldlRi_

gTEAM-. DYE HOUSE.

II. OLAjftlDGE

Bas1 returned

this eity, and fitted up a Steam

Dyeing and aoouring Establishment,, at th* old Stand, tfo. 8 North Fourth street, Wher« his will be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new *W» cheitr^afrona

i'O JEmploypnent Noticejq

IF YOU WANT PERMANENT and lucrative sltnattoap in an? oapeolty, trich

RPABATMATI FF/VKKIRA^AA.•

Brakesmen. Bookkeeper, Copyiits, S.lesmin, Porter?, Watebmen, Condootors, Drirers, Baggagemen, StSamboif, Hotel, Snipping, Entry 4nrf Freight Clerks, apply to the oil city licensed Bnsiness Agency ewtabffshed under the patronage of merchants. Deslrablevacaueiee always. Xneipee stamp. WrLKlN8*00.. sep21-dlm 521 Cbeitnnt St., St.Ixmls

MILLINERY.

jy/JILLINERY.

Mrs. Bl)(KI»«HAM HAS REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF FOURTH OHIO STREET*, WHERASBAIA NO# CPSNTOG* LABTED COMPLETE STOCK OF FALL STYLE BONNETS, LTIBDONS, FLOWERS, AC. DBFISS MAKING HAS ALSO BEAN added TO THE BUSINESS. HAVING COMPETENT DRESS-MA-K«R, AATFAFAETTTFN IS GUARANTEED.

fTHEAP MILLINERY^^r^l'

dl kinds or Mltlinery Goods sold at GO SI daring the Winter months, at

Mm. M. B^Abbott'0, M|tha Twt Oa«b

bi»

SPALWIW & IAINMfl'8

WITH TH*

JSxcektor Cornet Band!

N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Ohaa. I. BuggleS, 16 North Fourth street.!

C. O. Lincoln, 6th St., between &Uuu And. 0hit, JUBicliardaon.Oluo street, bet. 1'liir^

DYE MOUSES.

U. F. Bjinem, Main, between 6th iat Ttb S&. O a id N 8 N or 4 S

IIYQ.. DAY GOODS Tuell, Ripley kC*., corner 5th and Mftiu street W. S. Byce & Co,, 77 Main street. O. Wittig

Co.. 73 Main street.

Edsall

Co., corner Fourth and Main street

.Saxton A YYalmsley, ill Main street. Cornelius Haggerty, corner Maih and Ttalrti

.::*F DRUGGISTS.^:"* ^raf^wrlir, Fourth street, opposite* Barr, Gulick A Berry, corner Main and Fourth I. L. Mahan

FREEMAN.

Co., corner Main and Sixth.

J. & ft. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.'

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones & Jones, east side Public Square. Lyne & Lawee, Main St., near corner Ttb. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

EXTRA PEBFOHXSm

AT DOWLIIVCI HALL I

FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENING,

November 6th

ADMISSION Children. Doors open at

to 8 o'clock.

Owen, Principal, cor. 6th & Main

COMMISSION AND GBAIN.

EED

IEON

One hundred tons of Scrap Iiott wanted at the Phoenix Foundry, corner of !?th and Eagle S reets. McELFBESH, DENGLKK

00.

FOR SALE.

T70E SALE—Two Lots, twenty-

A four by seventy-four feet each, fronting Sixth, one square North of the Demlng block, Main street. Also, a corner lot, seveoty-ftye by one hundred and seventy one, well set with choice fruit and shade trees. Location, one of the best in the oity. J. 0.. JONXS. 27dtf. volt

WE WANT

4pMli OeolMtf-

Jiffs* Will sT

fetwSla#

7th.

26 G»NTO

o'clock,

Comanuc* at

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS^

FRESH

twj-

STOCK Imi

-or

N E W O O S

Ladies Purs and I

Fur Band Hoods!

Gents' Fur Collars,

Paps and Gloves!

LADIES FURS FROM PER SET!

$4 TO *125 JJt «f-1: -t,

SPLENDID STOCK OF 6L0VI8

Gloves of all kinds, Buck, Sheep, Sid, Dog-skin^, andI Wool!'™

Jii

Thi otasapest plsoa in tke^ftty to buy 7«ov

HATS, CAPS, flB8, ULOYB, I en ayaw fc AND—-

:11inJ -,.i 1

A.-.'if

it la ft- & t,w s-*

FTJBNT8HING

rut! j,„,

Is at tbe

,11

METROPOLITAN t1ti Hat, Cap and Fur Store,

Main Street.

DOWD & SLATE.

'i it

'"J fAY-M T)+*iX'*

1\ S. Ladies Furs cleaned, repaired and altered, into the latest^ styles, at short notice.

JQIVIDEND NOTICE

-,.t, FIRST NATION ii. BASK or Tsaaa HiotE TERRE HANTE. OCT. SB. ISW DIVIDEND OF AIX (6) PER OENT. ON THE CAPITAL Stock of this BANK BAA BEEN DECLARED PAYS tbe Stockholders, tree FROM GOVERNMENT TAX,

Capital ABLE to

AND AFKR MONDAY. NOV. 2,1868. BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS. OCT. 26-DTD S. A. HXBBIOK, CASHIER.

STOVKS AMD TI5fWABK.r TRSBI HACTI, OCT. 13, U68. FTAVFOE BOUGHT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF BUM AND Wares of W. LOCKWOOD, I AM PREPARED TO W«TE ON ALL THAT may CALL ON ME AT THE OLD STAND, 171 Main STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVEATFC.

P. S. ALL KINDS of Job WORK DONE IN THE BEAT manner and wltn DISPATCH. PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL. ftctlSdtf D.

I. LOOKWOOB.

QAEEIAGE MANUFACTORY

HABPEB, W1LDI A CO., CORNER 2D AND WALNUT SFREETF, TERRE HAUTE,1M., KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND MANITTAOTURE TO

ORDER, ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF

CARRIAGES

BUGOIS8

WE USE NONE BUT THE FINEST MATERIAL IN THE OAATRUCTLONOF OUR WORK, AND WARRANT IT ANGARLAR O ANY OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. EAPEOLAL ATTENTION liven to BIPAIHINO. JELODTFI

WANTED!^ iifT ni ot

WE WANT

JOXKS

ROOMS, GAS,

JBHW

J.! NCHSNST t-

1,000 Bushels Flax Med!

ft. ,? ,.t teni

WE WANT

200 Bushels Clover Seed I

500 Bashels Timothy Med!

ii?

ifch.'.-i :n:'l •ijbt mb*l

.. .. A.i it

FARMERS HAYING ANY BXKD »KH^TO SELL

CALL APTP

'i'-

.'.is .1 {,#1

*r*i f«df

COUNTRY MEBCHANTS HATING ANT 8SBD O N A N Ufkbtlae

WRITE TO US!

fit ^fea

'ii4»g%dt turn MMimM

"W^e will Pay„pasjh FOB -J4 '..I

"What w© feuy.

JOH£l. rjuiua

,,A FARM IMPLEMENTS, TCBBB HAOTX,

IND.

-ere—

BOOTS AND SHOES%

Boots & Shoes

JV/A

T"f *W UMi

TO SUIT

E? 2

Having just recefved^af

E. RUGGLES

A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF TTJMEN, MISSES, AITD^'OHK DREN'S SUMMER WEAR, WHIEB I WILL ONET TOTRIAK AT THE

Very Lowest Cash Price!

AND I HAVE ALSO RECEIVED A LARGE assortUIFTRTOR MEN'S, BOY'S AND YOUTH'S BOOT* AND SHOEA, MITEH AT TBE BEAD OF THE MARKET, SO THEY«FPT B»

Sold to Suit the Present Times

MY MOTTO LA "BAY OHEAP, SAIL CHEAP— 'MALL PROFITS AND QALCK SALES." I ALSO MANUFACTURE AIL KINDS of

MEN'S WOKE

On THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND THE MOAT THAHIONABLA STYLES. MENDING DONE NEATLY AN« LATEST*.— DON'tTARGET TAE PTAEA, BNT OAU AOD AAAAMM, If you 1o not buy. C. X. BUGGLI9.

NO. LFI. NORTH 4TBFLTRSTT.

a, p. MCDONALD,,

(Successor to

A. A. AAMOAA) SM^

Booh8f Magmzlses, Papers,.

S tati onery,

POST Ot'toi Lonv .....TWMAA NovlSdly

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