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DAILY

MowW Morning, Noyembcr 3d, 1868

ican Ticket.

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Electoral Ticket.

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•M,iiVi*t£TH0TM A8 NELSON. R. CLAYPOOL. 41 at Mt ..lOitta** P05 DISTRICT ELECTORS. ?^S)«TEIO^A N DKBW L. BOBIN«N ..*a WILLIAM T. JONJ59. 3d aOHNSOfiWABTZ.

ATTE JOHN H. FARQUHAR uptwi-*SAMUEL P. OYLEE. cV* ELIHTJ E. ROSE. 7TV EO BERT W. HARBISON -i JAMES M: JUSTICE.

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JOSHUA H. MELLETT.

LOIFA "•••VH-"': MJLO 8. HASOALL. .{££ KOBJSBT 8. DWIGGINS.

VERS

ft:.

rElecloral

Tlchet.

'dtiecj&tetftlcfti to the Presidential fjc.Trfct (K®' published -in this morning1# ESP£E£3,'which will be found correct. It must bo borne? in ni'tid that the Electors are the' persons wbo are to bo voted for at tho Presidential election next Tuesday, sod not the candidate for President. It is very essontial, therefore, that every voter fee that tfco proper names are on the electoral Ticket.

VOTE egainet SEYMOUR because he encmirftged the South to initiate secession.

REMEMBER that HORATIO SEYMOUR assailed President LINCOLN as a despot.

VOTE against SEYMOUR because he pronounced coercion equally revolutionary with secession.

VOTE against tbe man who incited riotous iu:d bfoody resistance to tbe laws

ifco land.

VOTE sgeinst.

S^TJIORK because ha de-'

clartd I:)? pre^cfenca for tl^.rebel con* ntilV.tien

r'i frgaiatt

our own.

iluiisiiBJEis Fori Pillow—Kew Orleans —MeiBphie—Camtniila and Opelousas— Donv cr :.t,ic victories, all•

VOTE

sgainst SEYMOUR because he de?

olivred tiint if slavery must be destroyed ti guia, tM U.' iiq, tb^n the Union should porjsji.

FTSIIEMBEK that '^HORATIO

SST'MCUR,

PATRJOTS-'WIII

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SEYMOUR

urged'tho'abandonment.of the war, and tho report to negotiation for the bo3t atf r-teMabtat-amU**-.''

,. .Yo,T5 ^.ujz'il nie'.party whiob would dc^rfMn tb'e sMdJ6rs of tho Union by oonhighest .honors on the fiercest al of tho rebel Generals.

ft-rr^g bjghi unci avjJ{ orui al

VQXE g-.iari SEYMOUR, because when it bucamc ::pur.rent that to proclaim tiniii 11ibor iv 13 woitken the enemy( aa.4 aw.ard ino true frionds of the Union, h5' he^nfrlfcIrsB 'opposed it

bsoaasa hp

1 stoutly contonded that tho rebellion would j,,. never bo suppressed, and triumphantly quoted every reverse to our arms'as aa^eWonstratins it.

«S2B£MlfBEn tMV In our gloomiest days, and when no ^dlitical campaign wis "-prodlag, HOEATIO SEYMOUR sought t» inflamo the passions of tbe people figalnst thinly government we hfid,

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VOTE against the Democratic party be""cKasr.'^fi^r the rcbsilioa which it inaug"oraredTflt! prcsaciited had been crushed, it prc^rtjrd' etrife And tutmoil'in thd natioaTii^.ucgiat: tbe South to reject the aciOEiMbbqainifacuB terms ever offered to cpr^e^cjJ, rebels.

reniembe- th»t SEYMOUR op-

possd allowing the mou who were perilin srtfaeir lives for their country, the entjWttlfit of 'lie elective franchise that he the filling up our armies by draft that ue pronounced the war a failure, and tWtfcci for its abandonment.

End one reason FORGOT-

log »gain?tt the Democratic-party in tbe fact that it falsely assails the hero lo I wbo?j f&ergy, sagacity, bravW^Jaid

'.i: we8owe lua existence of our country, as a "brutal butoher,:' a -'miserable drunkard,1' a "contemptible liar,' a "rateand a "scoondril.''i

THE rqa-on sail to be assigned by Geb. RCSKCRANS for oi going to Mexico

with

GRANT'S

tS^S&isitaalJML.

pfheflme at Ban

Sfo-fttfenw aight thS -Gr«flT Election will have been held and the people's verdjcT troat tbat every man who will read this is prepared to vote intelligently, and to do hia whole duty as a good citizen of great .asxL fees eeantiy, to-mowow.. i.i- •.

Tbe prospects for tho election of GBAST and COUAX are fair, but the reult will not be sure until the polls shall hjtve been closed and the ballot* counted.

The vote of every patriot in the uation will be needed to make the success of G24OT *. oerj^nly. I 1

TBe^Demecitffc, al® ough^ftffi^d by the Republican victories at the October elections, are by no means disheartened or hopeless. Tbe snake has been scotched'., not killed. SEYMOUR and

BLAIR

THE New York

whiah

wo cpuld.huvo. .ttHBti t• —*•'•"*WW' "ilF'iMB S ^[5jtSEWAB0 J1*8

oot

public

spcccn for GRANT, as was expected. The offlfeffi! in bi: Department, however, ate "aenujitB^ to be all for GKAITT, of late.— hofird Yfom the people, if not

SB,

^i^iferlat.ie mrvice Would end

inauguration, and that it

i3 npi worth while to make the journey for r-o short r. tin: This reason appears •quits inr.:£St!atot.. aiid-s* All c^n notb?. th? trar cce.'

tsii

have

both taken the stump, in person, and have been "swinging aruund the circle,' appealing to the people, and rallying their "folorn hope." Their friends al! over the country are more active, noisy and desperate than ever. There is work for us to do to defeat them—hard work, brave work, determwed work. There is no use disguising this fact, and every man who wants "to soe GRANT elected and the peace of the nation secured upon the basis of liberty, loyalty and the permanent unity and prosperitj of the nation in tho future, should feel that he never had a more sacred or important duty to perform than he will have to-morrow, in voting for the Republican candidates.

It would be a sad day for the Republic and its best interests, if the "Democratic" part composed largely of copperheads and rebels, headed by SEYMOOR, the demagogue, and BLAIR, tbe rowdy, should succeed to power in the Government.— The evils that would flow from such an event cannot be contemplated by a true patriot without shudder. The rebels wh6m we defeated in a five years' war would then,virtually become the ruiing power of the land. They would do their utmost to saddle upon the Government the rebel debt, to reestablish slavery, to drive all loyal'tnea from ihe-South, and to establish a ruie of terrorism all over the country. f4

God forbid that we snouia come to this, after the immense saorifices we Jbave made, in blood, treasure and endurance?, to preserve the Union and the Govern ment against the attempt "of this same "Democratic" party to overthrow the Republic and establish in the South a slaveholding tyranoy.

In the name of every oonsideration of patriotism and good citizenship—in the name of American manhood—in tbe name of humanity and progressive civilization,' we appeal to our readers to devote as much of their time and influence as tbey possibly can, between now arid the closing of the polls to-morrow, to tbe tid vancement and security of the cause of GKANT Liberty and Peace. Seo your neighbors—reason earnestly with them. Have all needful arrangements made for bringing out all the voters, and to insure a full Republican vote. Let not one man stay away from the polls. Vote yourself and see to it that every other GRANT man in your district does the same.

Letus nehieve an overwhelming vlcto ry this time Let us give GRANT an'd COLFAX SO magnificent ana stupendous majority as will forever henceforth ei lenco tbe pretensions of ali rebels, and'the assumptions of all the friends of the reb« els,,'

World

The Rapuolicans will see by this tbat the Democrats have not abandoned the field. It was only a ruse. The election is to be hotly contested, and every friend of peace should work the more diligently, for GRANT and COLFAX. Let every voter act ss if the contest depended on hie action and his vote, and work unremittingly until to morrow night, and thus insure an enduring victory.

A FEW days before the State electionjn West Virginia, the following paragraph appeared in an exchange: "A Republican, residing in Marshall county, West Virginia, fell in a day or two trace with one of his neighbors, !a life-long Democrat. As the latter approached, he shouted 'Hurrah for Grant.' •O, you are joking,' said tbe Republican. 'No, I'm in dead earnest,' was the reply. 'Why, what's the matter?' 'Well, the fact is,' said tbe old Democrat, 'I can't stand the load these fellows are trying to make us carry. I am going for Grant4"

The result of the election there warrants the belief that this incident actually oc» curred, and that many thousands of similar revolts from the Democratic "load" have taken place.' 5

I CALL UPON YOU, as American citizens —I lay to you that "the path of duty is the path of safety. Stand by the party that put down the rebellion stand by the party that abolished slavery staid by the party tbat will reconstruct the Southern States upon conditions of equjkl and exact justice to all men stand by the great Reader, General GRANT—the great captain of the age, the hero a&d patriot—stand by him, and then his great prayer wjil be answered—"Let as have peace."—OLIVER P. MORTOS\

THE

World

say#in 1860

tho taSaile property in tbe Btate of Louisian^ WR3 eiUmateI to bo worth $603,118,s€8. Ia 1S86, it would only have brought $55,00^00,. hi I860 the aggregate wealth' or tho StsitSs of Arkansa*, liOaisisiaa, Sorth Carolina, South Carol!n»», Ttxas und Virginia was $2,€86,703^ *89. In 1366 it amounted to $952,9S6ylittle 1«» than tmo-tbird of what dxy bcfoi-s. Verily, "th® way of tie transgwmop 1s b*rd. As tteasop has proved dcitfuPtivo in the past, so it will tbf. fdtwre Tb&--Ooher the Soaflj givw up, tthol'y

in .good faitb, the

lost cause, !,c nd lo»t. the better for its everv r'ntcrpff.

asks:

"What have the Radicals done wiib

cur

C/tsceni

money? That's the question for every man to press home upon the Radicals. But they may be sure tbat no satisfactory answer will be given."

—Answer b, ihe Tribvn*.—The

The burnt district of Cheyenne Is be« iag fast built up. Tight-fitting velveteen and plush sacks are now in vogue. j-

Concrete pavements art being put down at Lawrence, Kansas.

A poor circnlating mediutn—a bankrupt spiritaallst.—-JiC

T. Leader

[The Torus)

has been whip

ped into the tracas and now predicts the success of SEYMOUR and BLAIR with the same earnestness that it did their defeat a few days ago. It Bays "The October elections did not impair the Democratic power, but rather strengthened it, anfd that the canvass is in better condition than before the elections took place.

Seymour's "aea of troubles" is now understood lo have been Salt River.

Goethe says, we only attain what we aspire after we cease to care for it.

Tbe Union Paolflc Railroad ia forwarding snow plows to the end of the track

Some one says that the Episcopal diffi culties are only between Rights and Rites. A wittyeism.

Deep linen collars, trimmed with val endences lace, is now the "genteel thing" among the ladies.

Swearing on the Bible was first intro duced into judicial proceedings by the Saxons, about A. D, 600.

At Fort Scott the inhabitants procure all their Jcoal by grading the streets, where it is found in abundance.

A/fepirltualist in Naplea^wbo choused one of his customers out of f60,D00 as a fee for calling up the spirit of bis fa'ther, has got into jail.

Over forty thousand acres' of public domain in Ka nsas and Nebraska have been taken up for actual settlement within few weeks.

A fountliii'in privaifCgrdundP at Bennington, Vt., throwing a stream 168 feet high, is the second highest in tbe world It cost $25,000.

Tb« Prussian arctic expedition, when last heard from, bad already penetrated beyund the eightieth degree of latitude, and had a long range of clear water ahead.

The admirers of the lady equestrians of the Montana fair are showing their favoritism by purchasing and presenting them with saddles, bridles, whips, spurs and horses."^

Bottles are no longer on the tables of fashionable dinner parties--all the wine, with thei exception of champaign, being served in glass pitchers of handsome workmanship.

A farmer in Eastern Massachusetts has made a, net profit of four thousand dol lars on his onion crop this year. Some of his neigbors are crying because they did rot plant acres of this healthy escu lent.

Cravatsiof colored silk, to match with the material or trimming of the dress, and ornamented with brocade flowers or other patterns, are now worn under morning collars, and are a pretty and stylish fin ish to a lady's toilet.

Tbe Brazilian Government has offered a reward of $8,000 in gold to the inventor of any practicable mode of preserving beef for exportation.

The Mississippi valley contains 768,000, 000 acres of the finest land in the world or space for one hundred and fifty States of the size of Massachusetts.

An elegant house of worship for the Third Piesbyterlaa Church, in Pittsburg, just approaching completion, is to coBt $250,000. The organ is to cost $10,000,

The very latest New York fashion is to have bridesmaids, but no groomsmen At a fashionable wedding announced for tbe 28th inst. there are to bs six feminine attendants on the bride, and never a one on the poor groom.

Personal advertisements are sometimes as amusing as they are absurd. One of these recently stated that if a certain party would communicate with his broth «r, "he would bear something to his ad vantage—his wife is dead."

MR. S. S. Cox, we believe, is running for Congress. In tbe eourse of his canvass let us suggest that he repeat the speech he made at Chicago in 1864, during the fesaioa of the Democratic Convention.— The organ of his own party ia that city

oey

reported him as follows:

"I do sot wish to use any harsh lan guage toward old Abe. [Cries of 'Give to him 1'] For less offenses than Mr. Lincoln bad been guilty of, the English people chopped off the head of the First Charles. In my opinion Lincoln and Divis ought to be brought to the same bl:ck together."

He was followed in tbe same strain by Henry Clay Dean, and by Benjamin Allen, a New York delegate, #ho said that "if the people could not put Lincoln out of power by the ballot they would by the bullet."—N.

F. Tribune.

IT is said that the proprietors of the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS rent no lass than nine pews from the different denominations in New York city for all those of their employees wbo will occupy them regularly, free of charge. This is certainly praiseworthy, and it is to be hoped that others who employ .a large number of people, will follow tbe exam pie. The above fact, accompanied with the belief that a firm who would look so closely after the morals and welfare of their employes, would not undertake to impose upon the public, has induced us to give the PLANTATION BITTERS a trial and having found them to be all that is represented, we cordiallv recommend them as a tonic-of rare merit.—Observer,

July 1st.

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"SPAULDING'S

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MAGNOLIA WATER.—Superior

to the

best imported German Cologne, and sold at ha be

THB air advertises PHALON'S

"FLOR

DE MAYO," the new perfume for the handkerchief. Delightful puffs ofthear tide are encountered in every place of amusement, at every party, in every drawing-room. Tens of thousands of handkerchiefs diffuse the invissihle evidence of its virtues In all directions, and "none name it but to praise.'' Sold by all druggists. 28dwl w.

GLUE'

household word.

HELP

Radicals

hare crushed out your great DeniocratJc Rebellion the greatest rebellion the world ever saw—defeated, captured, and paroled its armies—abolished Slavery, and reinstated the Use of the Union where your party baa torn it down, tramped it into the mire, and run up tho "Stars and Bars," instead. That is ox. actly wh*t we hmve done with the People's money—cot yours. A.nd Vermont, Marpp, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska, and West Virginia have just pronounced it

well

done. If

that doesn't satisfy yon, just wait till New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, North Carolina, and their sisters, have a chance to speak next Tuesday.—N.

Tribune,

WE PERISH.—This is what

neglected teeth would say if they could remonstrate with their owners and mark this, the teeth cannot perish or become black or yellow if the SOZODONT is used daily. 28-dwlw

SINOLE APPLICATION of Palmer's Lotion will afways relieve tfie most distressing, irritating and itching of cutaneous diseases, and by an occasional use of it one finds himself cured of bis afflictions almost before he is awaro of it.

E.A. AJKNAUD.

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/^£CHITECT & BUILDBB.

J. A. VBYDAGH.

Elans, SpecUtcations, baperintsndaaoa, «ad taVOnvwinge furolsbod for every dnorlptloa of BuUdJbn^

OrncE.—South east oorner of Mate sad Fifth Sti-eeta, ovtr PonnsHi'a Irug Store, mjiWdTj

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ADVERTISEMENTS

«BAST

300.000 coijpax B&dges, MedftU, and Fins BUt b« closed oat at half the cost to mn&ctant Jtoj club to tin ooasay »hmld gBt»hem *i

onos

OOO gilt bsrder Or*nt B»dges$8 1,000 fins gilt elegant Grant Badtfa*, g!2. ,0C0 extra gilt Grant and CotfoX PHj*" |18 1,600 moat braotUal dub Bfcdgtaia tho '."»rket, "Grant and OoKax," $30. Any «nart #gent can make from 15 to S25 per day"of 1,000Grant Cigar* with every order of *50. Hone/ most accompany the order, aodreiaoa ^ta RIi

PHALON'S "PAPHIAN

toM sold

at 510 per .1,010, in order to tatrodtaeft them

must eocompany tae oraer,

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Phalon's Paphian Lotion sjisj

SK,K

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NCBSlCBT and BATH, will not chaprthe SII.^ Price, 2S Cents per Cake.

"FJLOH DE MAYO,1 •FJLOK DE MAYO."

A NEW PEHFIJMK FOB THK HANDEKBCHJEF. KTuriNlTE DRLlOATK. LA8TLNH FRAGRANCEPHiLK'sWEWfoRK. soldbyaliorug. glSt8.

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We pobl'Sb

And Manufacturers of

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Agerus tor the Tory Beat

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A N A E N

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Real Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Bark, S. E. Carner Fourth fend Main Stre«ts,

Terre Haute, ind.

Abstracts of title furnished, Loan? ne go ti a tod, and Meney invested.

FOB SAIsE.-'-

CITY PROPERTY.

Forty Lota In Linton's Addition to Terre Uaat« Honse and lot, east Ohio street, House and lot, ID fifcMnrraln's Additttion, House and lot in Sibley's addition on 6tb street, Housa and lot in R^ee'e additioa on 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between «th aad 7th streets,

House aud lot on North f.th, betweeb i.'tifsont and Linton streets. Two business Houses on a nrrei

COONTY PB.FERTY.

Farm »f 89 acres In Honey Or .tit Township. 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below the Rolling Milt, weMstdecanat.

JaciHdtl

has become a

J. A.. BRYAN.

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115 MAIN 'ST.,!

ADVE

200.000 Qaairr CIOAR, fine flavor, worth

compi-KMOK.

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pulU-

over Four Thousand

gubjeots of Ste

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A'l we Bell aremede in

and our

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OHlCoic^OS.

cannot ba ditii*

These beautiful pictures, that

guithtd from Ou final Oil Painting',

at one tenth

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wTI- I would not be without it for any thing. For sale by all responsible dealers, and then kers, ,.

LIPPINC0TT & BAKEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sole owners of ^olburn's Patent A*e fj

is conoeded tbat the great ZIngard Bitters has mastered more diseases, ootb e.cute aad than any bitter tonio in the known world. It haa oured Obolera, the worst foims of Fevers, Pneumonia, Liver and Heart disease, Ohronio Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Bfeeunutlsm, 8iok Headache, aud will cure any disease arising from disordered state of the blood. It is recouimen dedby Governors of States, Members of Congresi distinguished divines and physicians, and the pro prletor can show more sworn eertldcatea or cures than any other Bitters ntannfacterera In Ameri ca. B^nd for a circular, aefd read them Bold by druggists and dealers generally. BauT, BBK* ETT 4 Oo., wholesale liquor deal ers, sole Agents fcr Western States, Chicago, 111. $. RABTRB &

Ce.,

Terr«Hante, Iud

Sole proprietors,

delphia-

parts ible tern may

short notice and reasons

Ololhet Line*.

North Front St. Phila

I Whole Western Country .'SJEtA^ISTlXG-

Clubi for H. FLXNN OO'S GREAT ONE B0l LAB SALE, Oar fall and winter circulars with fu\l particulars,

(better tlxm Ung advertuimmts,)

sent to any address free. Send f»r tJheoks, at 10 cents each, from 1 to 1000. Address B. H. FLINN & CO., 81.Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

Per Month guaranteed. Bare Fay.

Aarn

SSO, Washington, D. O—the Messrs. Asanaoos.

Sale

$£vU ries paid weekly. Agents wanted every, whore to sell our

Patent Eserlaiting White Wire

Call at or address the GIBABD

WIRE MlLLS, Philadelphia, Pa.

D.W.D. 1863. XXX DE. E. DEXTER HOYETIDGE'S

WAH00 BITTERS

THE BEST STOMACH TONIO KNOWN. 09* A susa CUBE for Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint, Asthma, Chills and Fever, Gravel, Diabs tis nnd General DeMlity. For sale by all Drug gists. DB. K. DEXTKB LOTERIDOB, Prop'r

Buffalo, ST. t.

HI nan BASHOOD-Nothing so impor DLwWl» tant. Sand two stamp3 for sealed 72 pages on tbe whole subject. Dr. WHITTUB, confidential physician, 617 St Louis, Mo., stands pre eminently above all others in his speciality.— No matter who failed, state your case. Patients treated by mail iu every Stato.

WATCHES THE MILLION. in Or id

Tbe Oroide Gold Watch Co. manufacture, on strictly scientific principles (style, finish, and color 18

carat goid,

Watchtt,

a^ac-HTUi/s of the most rare and

Gold Watchet.

costly description ot

They are manufactured with Hunting Oases, (ladies' and gentlemen's), have superb Swiss movements, Jeweled eaglne-turned, with compensation spiral spring.

Railroad Conductors, Engineers, Expressmen— the most exacting of our customers have thoroughly demonstrated the strength, durability,ao«ara:y, and utility of the fso-simlle

Walham

and pronounce them invaluable ss relia

ble time-keepers. Fine Swiss Movements, $15

facsimile Wal ham Wgicket,

BaJanei,

nomter

Our customers are supplied nil with the Pickpocket Detective and Watoh Guard also, mailed separately on receipt of 60 ota. Tie Genuine Oroide Gold Watches can only be obtained by or dering directly from as.

JAMES T. MONROE OO., Import. Maud's. 195 Broadway, New York.

WE SELL FOB ONE DOLLAR

GOLD

and Silver Watches, Sewing Machine!, Silk Drees rattens, carpettngs, Domvstio Ctoadl, dto. ClRCULABS 8KNTFBKB aWngfWl particulars, or twebee^sseirt for Oae Dollar, (teaoilbucg tssdifierent articlse which we will aeli tor ONE DOLLAR EACH I

Splendid lndoeeoents ofiSred to Ageots sending Clubs. Addreas LABONTE A BABBITT, Ho. 83 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass.

Broker

iljsw

A IKiB AND EXPENSES to AQEN18 to introduce the tne M'usost SKWISO

perlenced Agents. For farth particular ad drees the WIUOH Sswcto BUCHJSE CJ. Clove land, O. B-ston, Mass., or St. Lcuis, Mo.

HA1 ABE 10C1 SYMPTOMS, Sufferer 1 AB1 they.a ldrred tongue, disslnees, headaobe, as uneasy stomaou, oppression alter eating, pain tween the should ers, constipaiionl If so you are

dyipeplic

b.Uous

aad

mmm

and nothkig will

meet your case so efficiently as

ABB AW»'S Efltervescsnt Srttxer Ape. rlesst/ FOB SALE BY THE ENTIRE DRUG TRADE.

of every variety of

SpYER PLATM WAB

ra.HN*jart$«afnw»-—

•HOKS,

is of our own tmportatioa, or purchased directly frcm the MaM«act«mai.Jarg.^n^watitka.

let Each Article.

Oar Mies i».-1M la* twelve m«tts have lets ahoat Oae mill— Dailars. Our bnslneas has bean deoidod by Courts of this State, and by tbe United Statea authoritlea not to be a Lottery, or a Gift Enterprias, but a regular iegttimato bnsines.

Teniuaf Salefsr Clih of ti-n of one of the following artlole«:-20 yarda Brown or Bleac&etf Sheeting, anpariar quality

White Maraellles QuUt tMlrer-plaUd Chased Castor with battles. A Moroooo Photograph Album, with 100 pictures. 3 yarde 6-4 Weol Cloth. Silver-plated Cake Basket. 86 yards Brown or Bleached Sbeetiog, ooomoa qaaiity. Also, printed notices of 60 articles, for sale at 91 for each artifrls, comprising a variety of articles nsnally sold •rretMl ^tioes from $1,50 to ,$5 for each article. for a (Snb of $10, a selection of one of the following articles40 da. Brown or BleachSheeting, an peri or qaality. Dreei pattern, price $}». Wool Long bhawl. Brocha Long Shawl. 3 yards Black German Broadcloth. Oonumon Sense Sewing Machine, prioe $18—(these machines will Asm, stitch, fell, tack, quilt, cord, bind, braid, and embroider in a most saperior manner.) Una Gent'a or Ladies' silver hunting-osss Watch, new. 26 yards Hemp Carpeting. 3 yards Beaver Cloth. R\i xards good Doeskin. Silver-plated lee Pitcher? 6 yards Weol Cloth, doable width. 1 pair of superiorBlanketa. 72 yarde brown or bleached Sbeetii a, conmco quality, 120 printed notices of artices forsaieat $1 each, comprising a variety of articles usually sld at retail from $1,50 to $10 for esch article,

N/f

We kweby inform the public that we J), are not eonnaoted with aay oi the Gift £nterpriae One Dollar Concerna in thia city. All concerns offering aGift Premium, or any article free of cost to Agent, or any one, are tn direct violation of the laws agatost Lotte ry. We have Information, from reliable author ity, thai all filCt CoBcerits la this City will be closed np the State PoUcc.

W FOB ADDITIONAL PABT10DLAR8 SEND FOB OCB OIRCTTLAB. Send a Draft. Postal Honey Order, or Beg istercd Letter.

Be sure and dinct your letters to J' Li ANDREWS & CO.^1 ., IO0 gndbory Street,

Boston, Mass.

IIIMI if bhiA j»d1

INSURANCE COLUMN,

F1BE AND LITE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

The following Oid and. Sellable jCgmpaq^es Bepressuted.

Merchants Fire Ins Co.,

HABTFORD, CONN 3

NorthAmerican Fire Ins. Co,

HABTFOBD, CONN.

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co.,

157 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. .r

Lnmbennang Fire Ins. Co

OF OHXCAGO. 1

*i •.•••. rt Buckeye Fire Insurance Co

CLEVBLAND, OHIO.

Applioatloos taken and Policies issued in any ot

the above named Companies

in lowest current rates. Also, BEAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. 'f Aopiy to

8» io "M. A. CRANE,

Gen oral Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

.*•.

OFFICII.,

telto

tl-lttJ./i

MainlSt., between 5th & 6tn

Terre Haute, Ind

Offloe

l69 Main Street

Old Stand #|M-Pr8. Thompson & Bust

for .Jit0

People's and Telegraph E A H. fix. Co's

From Hew Tork, Boston and intermediate points

Claims for Overcharge and Damage

settled

M. A. CRANE.

JOHN BARNIKLE.

Box

References in St. Louis

:qf«

Merchant Tailor, MAIN STREET,

Over Saxton A Walmsley't Dry Goods store

Would respectnully call the attention of the citizens of Terre Haute, and the publio ia general, that he has rented rooma above Saxton & Walmeley's Dry Gaods store, for the purpose of carrying on

Merchant Tailoring.

H» keeps always on hand a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF OASSIMERBS, TESTINGS, oLOTHS,

to.,

and is ready te make it up in

The Latest Style and on Short Notice. and on very Seasonable Terms. Having'.no high reota to pay, he promisee to make ap to oider, whether the goods be urnlihed by him or not.— Everything In hfs line cheaper than anywhere elM.

OattlDg dea© •nd wcrr*Dt«d to fit.

ABBINT'S

EFFEU\OSCENT BXLTZER APERIENT Is a gentle and cooling Cathartlo or Purgative medicine,I a the Ybrm of a Powder, pleasant to take and la recommended and used by the best Physlclana in the country as a most reliable and effectual remedy.

EFFE BTE8 CENT

Otmae DTBI*MIA, OUBES Hsaaratrsiit, Crare Sion

yilol

Paimt Atntricax

fall Jeweled, $20, C&ro-

$25 each. Elaborately engraved

with new and novel designs. Each watch warranted by special certificate from the Oroide Goid Watch Co.

Also magniBcent Oroide Sold Chains, $5, $6 and $7 each. Sent everywhere, ta be paid {or on delivery.

WSITTJER,

MT 8U Charles $tre t, Et I«m', Mt?!

WHO

treats confidentially all delicate, iutrieate and long standing complaints, pub* Ilsbesa pamphlet vrakh should be rw) by every yeueg man in America. Bend two stamps. Patients everywhere. Btateyouroaaa.

Umadaobs,

kELTZEB

OOMS iHWQKfiTXOS. Ovnta OostiisiiMB^* OcnsaPn-aa, ,T.- TITS'?

^IPEBIEUT

OOBSS

Sona STOMJLOH, -A

OOMS Nsavous Hcaisou,

ws,~8

Cuaas Lrvsa CoimiisT,

A POWDER

FOL LI^AI cteasBtuievs HIABAOOI, ed evMll CoaisRH*TOU«OOOMUJLIHTS, RFTT OTOM JACTW.«, Ins a molt efflolent medicine for Females and Children whose stomachs frequently reject ordinary purgative me-tielBM. Bead our poaaphtet of testimonials, and as yon value your life aad health, lose not on hour In procuring a.^ttlp of tbismost-wotttlerftolTeaedy. ait ,.

KAiraTAOTtnicn OBX.T BY

I '.IAlt HANI & CO..

878 Greenwich St~, New Yore. •V For Sale by all Druggists, ^a aula—dSmeod.

JJEMOYAL.

MAILBOADAGtiXCJ.

Iiave moved my office to MoSeeo Paddock's am, wlwrt I would be pleased to see ay old fHsndsaodi

MSlaMtsUppts to Hew

wttbont chance of ears. JAMBS H. TPRNEJB, Agt.

bit COODt* MP

WRIPLEnCO'S

'vrr-is q:

•fcf

the nte

O N E O A

'la

*cjiaij?nr'rUi•

FALL OPENING 1

u\j.

z^rit c?i::

WEDNESDAY, SEP, 30th,

aw xi-H

Pftl" *4»:' «.•

./Jt-Ar

4Z- :i"'

-itr "-vj il

I'if+ik litis Loal' *hi± K)

IRISH POPLIN

wie'ji

hitAtlaeiiB

'sA-ti

t'v—

Manchester Poplins,

Orinite Poplins,

Campaign year!

General Order No. 1.

-I-1"' n.')

proi

at thisAxenef.

(isf

Fast Freight Lines

i»tiy

Low Prleos for the Fall 1868.

--T

-.it.

•--:rf .... _'1-tiis..' wi-. .s«st. &d

Fall Stocknow opening

it If :,T r, 3V r.i'£ sse-1

•f ...j. t. AT

DRESS GOODS! NOTIONS!

}.'• #»v

liberal

patronage solicited* aug29dtf.

A'^r TRIMMINGS! -1 -ii DOMESTICS!

•.Vt

FLANNELS!

w"i fvl u:

•-T

"v TICKS! S I E S

,.ir ... .,f.

JPR1N2S

••1

MERCHANT TAILORING ft—*

U-t,

K.J- l*i

.. i'i

Eppelines, Alpaccas,

Lustres, London Serges, i" «'«i* ti Merinos, Toiled'Venice

(1«A

1'-''

Winceys, Empr's Cloth

Delaines. Baretz, a ht'-mum-And everything in the way of

sj HANDSOMEf

DRESS- GOODS.

IVMLL, BIPLEY CO., Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

rpi.a A .fe

^4«i

,!f" n?-'-

njm'x

•„_* O HflsU

DRV COODS.®^

-f.u

.....

Also alarge and well assorted Stock

CARPETS

Of all kinds'

'.tbm

*-A4

s*,u«i

OIL. CLOTHS,

DRUCCJET8,

»«rt OOR^Jt

Wall and Window Papers,

Looking Classes,

See., See., See.

».»t" IK'TRIC

•it: x*tiirl

BI MEMBER

Prices

I* the order for the FaU Thorns}®

W fSVt-' l»J« ws

-AT-

W. 8. BTCK & (!0.'S,

mnoRijy^

JrWALMSMEYi

Merchant Tailor,

v, 4!T

t-i, .{ ,* ij* .*e.yt $7*^1

vmrntzAxd

1868.

a*.*

1 is'J ,ih

"ft

«BAND DISPLAY

.Uti' ur-S

'H.

$ i!

Uji IT

-fiieettjfi*. IIA I

itft

qp 'ft?

Hi .",ti

IT'BS

T5I

r»

O i",

8", 1*

3ro old Stock'fib hand, tn% Stock is Entirely New.

-Hi

Has just received a NEW STOCK I

CLOTHS, Ilawqg

VASSIHEBES,

TFJTIITGg,

TRICOTS,

^s.-yri

BEATfiBS

OVEBCOATO«8.

in Y: mm and TBIHH1HO

^Hs*«i

Which he proposes to make up to ordei in the w../,

m-m JK.-&

Most Approved Style!

AT THE

iJiMf i'i

fs-r

--i

JWI)

I .«! ton

... 145 Main Street. "i«

aepaa^

fet S.t aO

MERCHAM*'^

«.di

mmi«'

':V' ,.

sWtflli

'»iU i'J ««ufof8S

FREDERICK SCHLIWDM

i-na .at.!••aiMr.i#**. wl.ftw 'hW nkti}

... .. .1

Has Just received a large and well selected Steak of

Fall and Winter ^oods! it

lit*

't.

,'W f.. u.-'iV A -is*** xifl isishgas Cooslstlng in part of FINI

Freneb, English and Americas

OASSIMEBEM I

_.v-^

English Mellon,

forBaaIn«n SaiW^£

French Cloth, Doeskin & Bearer

Whioh will bo sold at the very loweat prices, lbs ^oash only, by the yard, or made an.ie. 1

-.-A, .1

ordtr on short notice.

"LOW PRICES, EXACT FITS aril FIRST QUAUTIGOODS",,,^

,i Is mvmotto.

Cuitosera, old and new, are cordially invited to a 11 at 175 Main St., south side, bet. 6th A 7th.

N. B. OattJag done to ord«r also, Renovating and Repairing in tbe £fceap«9t ir ann»r. 43m

MEROHAlfTS veatZ

TAILORING

FALL TJRADM, 1868.

r: wwrq

»i' fii)

i.<p></p>Ml!

BUCKEYE CASH

xz xrm

IS NOW REOEIVINO HIS

FALL AND WINTER S10CI!

CONSISTING IN PART, OF FINI 3 .• ti

w«»jniw

«.-j« ,v:-i FBENCH and ENQLI8H

CISSIMERES

fr i',o

lUniti

VS V{

bsa wi! .f-«

,?•» .»» AND

Witt

ail?

-fiS.

iOP.' loJtsir

E O I

J,0B ivUv

m'-,i a

wfSA

HniiMtilh »di

BUSINESS SUITS

(hi U.iJODa $8(7M« 'IWjtWflol

BAWUA,

A$l SILVER FOX ^^2

Ml? tSO^

iBEAVBraii

And fora Fiue Assortment of Black aa 1 C«lored 'jjsai ,d«: Wm

Cloths and DOeskln CUs^Uhem.

rfnsti

BEAITim SULKiK'

fjisS

^•1 rt

Of AMERICAN OAS8IMIBES of all graces prloes. i, },' ».« a# i- wti -''tt-Jl' n-, ~rf) '«&»m£mnd''l

k4P'

,??n«ta?^ o« (0^

mi.«

»Usfa

f*.

fli

Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerch'fs, Sutpendere, Tien, &c.t

M-

shirts

Of the bast quality, made te order. jj).v l-S

Good Une o/sia?a

Woolen Shirts, Knit Jackets/ Shawls,

M, [A fcw MoeOase.J^J 'J

•H

Pffii fS lor.-' f-

low

Satchels and Valises.^

,.-s

JI:

31K. Bl^ACK

Still superintends the Merchant Tailoring Department, and guarantees a perfcet ftt.

CUSTOMERS, OLD AND SEW,

Ai» cordially Invited to aid IT BAHHISTEB'S,

No. 79 Main Street.