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QKGOKKELL

Frank Lcslfl

COME OUT, USION MEN!—Let

be a fall

and

REPUBLICANS be

rw. Vote

tljan

HON.

visits to this-city of

thTZTO"candidates for

tho" Vice

Mrs. Partington hn?

OF.

TVNTLK

IT!

the restoration of Peace is at

^^JJJJYGJJ^^IORROW.

A GLSK

OpuB, composed

^ontlemen

Capt.

J. W.

much

6'redit

upon

THEMSELVES

HEKRY

by singing a number of

songs at the Terre Haute

JS.TPHE SAPTIST

MIJLL"ES,

JUship,

tho youug man shot

some six weeks since, died Saturday

"G IRUM TIM

"PICKPOCKETS

'*^SMONG

Ovation to 8ctaH)L«r Z'AI S

IN1?..

Moudaj Morning, KoTember 2^1868

TBI IWILI

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9:66 A.

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BOCIYH-LI KXTBH8IOK.

„...^...10:35

has Harper'A Weekly,

and other illustrated papers

FBJ^OYCMBER

7th.

/_ ,'.'''VT? ,.

there

prompt attendance at Union

Headquarters to»night.

C. L. VALLANDIOHAM

Terre Haute House

SJJABCII OUT

FAIIED FROM

was at the

yesterday)

en route

home from some speaking appointments in Illinois.

those Republicans who

any cause to go to the polls

on the 13th of October, and see that thoy cast

vole to-morrow.

Presi-

sai(1J

nrfMsdofous."

''comparisons

THE BUNTINHOUSEFEW will

flria, aforning. at ten o'clock and imiiT closed out. Terjns ns before an nnnnced. There^

ture and

there carf be scarcely a doubt

Jhat Indiana will give Grant and Colfax

largely. increased majority over tho

STATE ELECTION,

still the result

hows the

INTJ

neoBBsity of every voteL)e

polled.

ABRAHAM

died-at Cheyenne, Dacotah Terri

fy,'on tho

illness

2d of October, after a Iftief

of brain fever.

%JS WE

heard of a Democrat in the Third

JRFWD .tfn

^^CN^FFED

WA?4fot:fn

Africa. Of course he and hi?

RTI&^YJPAJFTAD-.

WR BEAK

ing

tancesj in order to cast their vote for

GRANT

proper, spirit

eflecta. of the

wounds received.'. Dr. Whittakir was

^AGFTIITARRMTED

the

pocket-book with one hundred

NOTING. PEXCKS TA-AIOJATTO'W.—THE,

places-pf

^voting

will be the same as

at,

^EFTOND

Ward—Hill

-»*.

MAYORS CCCBT.—On Satufdifr,

*P .AGTFTBFESFER, FOR O#mg

Delias.

f80PH

MN#8 A LJUAL 111.

MASTERLY^

iosplclons closing ^f the Campaign

*J°

Tbe oxtra traia

the

Evanaville

& W.

•have

be con-

a large lot of furni

DESTINE %"NSFTHOLD

goods to

of the

of indies and

of Sullivan, under the direc

held by the oitizens of thjs portion

State.

Colfax

Canary, reflected

and added

not a little to the ovation to Schuyler Col-

.FAX ON,Saturday,

HOUA8,

rendering thfttn in excellent style.

State

^^ICM

Ctanvontinn in ses-

at Lafayette last week was attended

"N'-b^--Rev. 8. M.

Stimscm, Rev. Joseph

Brown and Joseph Grover, Esq., of this

V'feity,

who returned home Saturday eveningT I:*TH8 Ctfwvention was largely at-

"^TENSID

and

ITS

_^%E

Crawfordsville railroad, bearing Mr.

fax, and a largfe

Col

TFROWA

of persons

neared the depot an artillery

crain

from

the counties along th6 line south of this city arrived at

12:15 M.

AS the train

-salute

was

fired, by Capt. Alio way's gun squad, and fine music was discoursed by Prof. Tout's band. The

..ol

the EvanBville

FIAA APPEARANCE^ QA ARRIVAL

Crawfordsvitle railway was ornamented with flags and evergreen® and presented

at the depot

Mr. Colfax was met~by the Committee of Reception heretofore appointed, consisting of Messrs.

R. W.

Cruft, John

Ryce,

early in tbe morning and

devote the

DAY

to oar. ost work.

Thompson, Charles

Baird,

W. K.

W. B.

on the alert to-mor-

Warren,

Mr. Colfax was received by the crowd with prolonged cheers and great onthusi

asmj

and soon

ontatbd

Thompson called the

meeting to order and introduced Mr. Colfax, who proceeded

make one of tbe

most stirring and eloquont speeches

political issues

of the

lat-

3 3'

ISAACS

itier

refute

well-known for.

citizen of this place, engaged in tho clothing business with his brother,

JWIIITOM

RECEIVED

Saturday who was so thorough-

with the idea that no good

COUW 80!I)3

out of Africa that he staked

jwith a

listened to during the campaign We regret-that our

«pace

does not por-

mit us to give a full report of it.

It was a

highly eloquent, logical

E.nd

effective speech and held tho large audience for the space of two hours notwithstanding the raw and chilly character of the day. Mr. Colfa^ discussed all the great

of the times in a

masterly manner and to the approbation of his audience only turning aside from the business in hands,-for a few moments, to

some of the falsehoods recently

circulated by the opposition press in regard to himself. His speech was

hope and confidence

A. C:

/QLL

and WMfch has given more satis

faction to all.

WQA

ot many of our citizens earn

HORH'FVFROME

large portion of

audience was from

Republican that Egypt

unfortunate that the day was chilly and unpleasant, but notwithstanding

the audience

of them from long dia-

was

seen in our

and should be met by each

Republican seeing to it that every voter

.Court

ITT'rge

and Colfax to-morrow. This shows

left for his home,

Indianapolis train at

if ho

on charge of murder. jOn

being brought before Mayor Cookerly

preliminary examination was defers red until Friday next, bail in the sum of five thousand dollars being given.

were actively at work

the crowd in the city Saturday aflone the operations we heard

of were Mrs. Clayton, who had the pocket in her dress cut just as she was coming out of the north gate of the Court House Square, and a pocket-book containing about thirty dollars extracted and 3am-

AAFF&ML MARUH .ES.Q^ ^OF /RO^TTVILLE,-

was re

ston,

4APOT. —-—.

TH«

"FT*' RTOYOWS:

St«R»

First Ward—Ninth Street

a#S House.

StavefV

injp.xis.atcd, into

««T»'

I'MI?^NP»W£OD AND

AT IW

acres

dollars. Joseph

drlvnk and disorderly

isTitreft nwtuwha gave their names as «iiiiatBi-^oiyx: and Birara A. Kin^-f&tber

hrutal

ELLA? BUCW,

"•^."STREJT!'. TIWSIR

and failing

$aoo. -Joseph J.

XSottschalk,

$250.

in Harrison township

William

WFINGINE

mill,

toa

reat,

Fourth Ward—Engine House, Lafay-

,ett6

street.

Fifth

Ward—Guun'S

EAST

JUST

east of the

canal. Third Ward—SSgS's *CoTiper Shop, on 6ec»t»iatreetr

LAST GBAlfD RALLY!

C0L.TH0S. H. NELSON

Will speak at tbe Court House

O N I

Come out, Everybody!

ATTENTION-!-

Edwards,

Ross,

Burnett, of this city, George

a carriage, and was

escorted to the Terre Haute House by a detachment of tberiullivan Fighting Boys in Biuo, and a large concourse of citizens preceded by Tout's band.

FlGHTINU

L. A.

of Parke, Sewell Coulson, of Sullivan, and

WM. P.

Dole, of Paris, Ills.

Steele,

O IV I C3- TI

To perfect arrang'ements"for the"election to-morrow. Union men, be on hand!

MAN

a detachment of Col. Gil-

more'S battalion of Fighting Boys escorted the speaker to tbe Court House Square, where a large crowd had already assembled. Col.

SHOT.—Saturday evening, about

half-past four o'cTocE,"a man named Patmore, a resident of Riley township, was shot while engageS in loading some iron into a wagon in front of Cory

motey,

esteem in which he is

proceedings characterized

utmost harmony.

agf&in

most earnestly urge our Re

publican friends to devote tomorrow to the cause of thdir party. Every

publican should

to enable him to give

to-morrow to laborjng for his country.— Everybody, no matter how humble he may be, can exert eome

power for

LABOR*

atayed away, from, the polls at the Inst

ELEOTION^IF

any of our friends know of

such instances they should make it their business to see that there is no repetition of this thing to-morrow.

EVE

occurs and

work until

th£

Linton township for

Griffith and others to Geneva

Perry_to Issac

$500,

in Rose's subdivision lor

DANL^CCAMMONAND

cis,McCammoo.

SLSMIU^ON

proprietor of

aggregate lines

^HE

PAY,

the trio were sent

F&JEO. .TAOJLDBG OFFTR

MR. JOHN KINTZ,

0? GU

7 ,••••

"''Mr.

hard-workiug

THOTTFR

by. the

4:50

M.,

tuus

making but a short stay in our city.-^ During the brief time he was here, hun dreds Tf citizens paid thair respects to him by personally calling upon him at his hotel, all of whom he was exceedingly glad to meet, and he left Terre Haute expressing the most favorable impressions of our city and people.

Larkin Powell and Delila

been a

POLITTCAU^PMCH

made in our city which has been better

the

IHQ

try and comprised many of the leading men of tbe various neighborhoods. It

the

WM. NBSTMAN, of

good

for it. Some Republicans

We are on the

of a great election. Let every Republican go to work for the few remaining hours before it

A SAD

keep at

last vo{e is polled

will ensure

.us

TW»-

fiucmesa.

REAL

ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The

Samuel

fol

lowingtransfers of real estate were entored upon the Recorder's books during last Week

Kercheval

Beautown-

PRTLIPIE 0ROEK

Chauncey Rose to Georgo Mark la,

1.3

John

ship

ABBY &

TO^^'HIWISION

JAM*% SW«TE:?TO

acres

in Roach

Thee. Curtis to Lewis

wagon-yard,

corner of Fourth

others lot

and costs,

Mayor, amounted to

$52,-

of tbe

loti

$&50.

Stephen ReSse to John

acres in Sugar Creek township for

$1,600. J. C.

Brvant to Robert Figg,

in Prairie

lots

iirthe

Carpenter

121

oity for

SHIY,

of Passenger Depot. Township outside of jyty—AU the Old

,«B ILAART

House.

actes

Creek township for

$5,000.

Samuel

Soott to

A. F.

Scott's subdivision for

Man-

court's hardware store. There was not the least cause for the acfy as we understand. Patmore was quietly-, ut his work when he was approached by a man or boy supposed to have been drunk a word or two passed, and Patmore was endeavoring to get out of the way of the drunken person, when the latter drew a pistol and fired, the ball passing through the shoulder or arm, causing a painful but not serious wound, as no bones were frac tured. The man's name is not known, and in the excitement of the moment he escaped arrest. !V

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The following marriago licenses were issued by the County Clerk during the week ending Saturday

^VENING,:^.

the result of'ngxt

Tuesday's work, at the ballot box. The eloquent orator was constantly inter rupted with shouts of applause and, judg. ing from the approbation of the audience,

Clrad.'1t?gfeytfr&Ba EtflBift/J."Button/ J. C.

Parker and Julia

M. E

thiB

House Squaro.

train was brought in by the Evansvilla and Crawfordsville Railroad, from Rockville, filled with" citizens of Parke. The meeting was entirely free from the external display which usually attends such gatherings, and was a fine tribute to Mr. Colfax

Powell.

Jackson JODBS and Sarah

BlacE.

Jno. Haines and Mary Derolf.

Longsdorff and Mary Brown.

M. M.

Earnest and Emily Piety.

Geo.

Brown-and Salanda

STATE ITEMS.

REV.

surrounding coun

LOTTON,

The forfeit

has been put up.

on Tuesday last, and was severely injured.—Huntington

Democrat.

A GRAY EAGLE,

and thlee inches from tip to tip, across tho wings, thirty inches from beak to tail, and Weighing twelve pounds, was killed in Floyd County, last Wednesday.

THE United States Circuit and

affairs

arrange his business

to-day as

frightened at tho cars, and became unmanageable, run away, and threw Mr.

-Fox

lot in Dean'A subdivision for

from his seat, and the wagon, loaded with three-quarters of a cord of wood,' passed over him, crushing his hip joint and otherwise seriously injuring

TBE Indianapolis

Rippe-

ATB JBM

$1,000.

Jules Houriet to James

AllbD,

Smith, lot in

$1,170,

Joseph Broadharst to Patrick Curley, in

^UGAR^.GKEEK

gi vea from

two

ter of tbe city,

The fire

others to Fran

acres.i,n.Pieraon town

HM *A0TH.*:

Jfohn Campbell,""2Q

in Riley township

FAR $400.

Hawkins

Barnw to

C. C.

was the

Mack, five

Belt, lot

and McGaughey'S sub-divisio'n,

for-$400. S. C.

49NEKI^(ITRMTNR:FI}R

Scott to

A. B.

Barton, lot in

Gory and.

city,

£'nd WATNIFT

for

$1,500.

S. C. to E. Harris, two loti? in Gc&li's sA-division, for $2,520. ..

Jacob Breivogel to John Trindle, Jot in Rose's sub-division

A F. Smith to RobaK JBoctcell, lot in dty, for $1,000.

Jotmtban

WARD

Wm. Jenkins,

INTER-

est Teeumseh, for

'$500.

ery used in that business. Lately tlnM has

TEEN

added a rear Jiuilding, which

was not yet occupied, but which ah*nd the same fate

the main straetote.

flames managed

ress of the remorselesf

reach above

$17,000,

nies

LATER.—

BOYS,

TANNE^'

AND UNION MEN GENERALLY

You arerequegted to meet at Union Headquarters

an industrious and

.young

man, employed at

boat*ysrrd felt-from

A-scaffijld

in g,

Orleans, Ripley

county, hung himself last week. On bis

POT^~^RTOTTND $I 4?r-frr *tfeside8

-$5QOjnjortgage,

and ajetter to bis broth

er, a Lutheran preacher at Orleans, saying that his spirits and feelings were low( and he wanted to die.'

killed in

«A--£MBG

way and

man upon tho horses. The animals became frightened and ran away, dragging the wagon directly over Mr.

WK regret to

Isaiah WIN4^^^^VJU^C!L-^-^

TBE

to get a headway

AAFFL*.

cient to baffle all efforts at'their coatrol, and Pogae'S Ban hoing nearly

DRY,

avert the danger, or to retard

the

fire engines which arrived promptly upoft the grouad, were almost POWPRIEAA

ITCMGUEA OF TTAME

they hissed and"lapped over and around tbe buiMing. The progress of the fire was so rapid that but about fifty barrels of manufactured starch were saved from, tbe general rqin, and the loss upon the building, stock and machinery, will not be far from $40,000.

It may not

$30,000,

but that is a mini

mum figure. Upon this there is au insurance ot

but in what compa

we could not ascertain at so late an hour last night, save that the City Fire, of Hartford, holda

$2,500,

At an early hour this morning the fire was still smouldering among the blackened ruins. It is to be hoped the factory will be immediately rebuilt.

Besides tbe two insurance

companies above named, policies are held in the Security, of New York, tbe Lorillard, of New York, and the Merchants' Fire.

LARGE

Spot Silk Nets, for ladies' vails

something new. 2dtf. SAXTON

RECEIVES—A new invoice of those cheap Seamless Skirts

(Boulevard)

stamped and. braided. C. WITMU

2dtf

W. S.

JNN ——~J£~Z NF1

BOY your Zephyr Worsteds* from' stock that is entirely now and fresh Such an one is that of 2dtf SAXTON&

TRY

ed.

Harris Seamless Kid Gloves, in

all colors—one hook, two books, Marquis, Duchess, Pique, and full assortment of Misses—any color wanted,

To-be

dtf

W. 8.

trimmings

stationed minister of

Church at Rusbville, died there

a few days ago.

THE

the largest we have

a coist of

Kirahner

speciality.

2dtf. SAXTON

will file at Buckingham's furniture repair shop, on Walnut street) east of Market, House, between Fourth and Fifth streets.

board at the Miller House, Nort*h Fourth street.

2-d2t.

measuring seven feet

WIDE

AWAKES,

of Clocks,

161

DTYRICT

Court will convene the November Term to day, Monday. Judge Davis will not be present until Wednesday. The Grand and Petit Jurors are not expected to be present until that day, as Ibey are to stay afc»hotae and vote for Grant and Colfax

and all other branci

Pocket Alarms.

&c.,

MINCE MEAT at

C. I.

Riddle's,

31dtf

young man

by the name of Hazelrigg, while hauling staves to town, was

going down

a little hill, by the front end of the wag-

PTTOHIA^THE

load and

causing his death.—Lebanon

and

Patriot.

learn that while Mr. Cas

per Fox was hauling wood to town last

*113

TEAM BECAME

Ripley's.

HOSIERY—Now

WHITE SIXK

him

Osgood, Ripley County Journal.

Journal

largest and most dis

astrous that has

visited

BROTHERS,

this city since

the

destruction of the pork'fiouse of the Kingart

the winter of

first it

township for

*A8

$1,00*0

SComd fmve manufactured during the ye&r

1869.

for

$1,100.

lis complete

sad blow to our

FXSPEA

ment juatr Teoeived.

FRESHPRUNES,

has the fol

lowing account of the great conflagration in that city on Friday night About ten o'clock last night tbe alarm of

SIORET•134

box near the

cen-

-which

prove3 to"be occa

sioned by the discovery of a conflagration in the pearl,and corn starch factory of Peal, Millar

Wishmeyer, situated on

tbe bank of Pogue'S Run, east of the Bellefontaine Railroad track, at the end of

NTFW

York street.

township for

31-dtf.

1864.

thought that the fire had caught

in tho drying room: but Mr. Miller, ono of tho proprietor?, informed us that this was not true,

that it caught from a stove

in one of the lower rooms of

tmilding. The factory was one

BEAtrrmrLLiNB

iust received at Riddle's

the main

of the

largest manufacturing establishments in the city, and was doing a very heavy and prosperous business. The proprietors had engaged in advance all the starch they 3SAAA

Co. are now claaruig wit for thelr Wintfl stock. Fall stiptes till tbe market price from thitf 'ditfe. ci, 0CT- 30TM

WK have received

T^4-PONOG^

as an addition to Osurline Qf iCioalo^gg, shape of tbe Blpe andPorplo-ChiaChillaar These sbatfos a^e^yei^. dently believe 4ur «t6cfc ot ^oulngs. now equal to any in .thft^JWe^^mblolkg as it does the celebrated Aitrftcban,-tb& new Btyle plaids, and: this lasfrinstanmeirtK of "extremely fashionably* 9°!^^ .v

Inspection'Bolaatad. c•' dtf

and the Inter

national, of New York a policy for a like sum. It is stated by Mr. Miller, one of the proprietors, that yesterday an insurance agent called upon them to effect a larger insurance, and they refusad.

Skirts. The

buying

I*urs!,

In buying Dress Goods!

In buying Underwear! Buyers will, do well

goods, for we know

THE celebra?4d

V»F

170

Co.,

£7

Main

A LARGE

St., Deming Block.

and elegant assortment of

Shawls can be found at low prices at 2dtf

FoR

RYCE& Co.

WALMSLET.

C©I HE

had

RYCE

LOST.—In

"THR

Lae.

& CO'S.

the Court House Square,

Saturday afternoon, a plain pocket-book, containing about thirty dollars. The finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving the same at this office

Methodists are building a new

church in Richmond, to be called Grace Church,

$40,000

$5,000

organ.

"Plow

WALMSLEY.

TRY H. S. K. G.

The best fitting, the most durable, and the cheapest

KID

of the Agents,

W. S.

dtf

CARPENTBRB,

including a

ON the 21st of November, Pugh Davis and the

RENT.—Ho&SE,

2-dlt

City Trimming Store" offers su

perior advantages to ladies in matching any desired shade. Remember, we make

their'orders.'at

THE

Glove, to be had only

RYCE& Co.

CABINET

BUTCHERS, WOOD

SAWYBYS,

THAT USE

SAWS.—I have

which

will file

a saw-filer

all saws brought to my shop.

will also furnish those with machine** that wish to buy. Coma and bring your

saws and see

Boy" will run a foot-race,

at Fort Wayne, for

$2,000.

it work.

Also, Agents wanted to sell Territory and machines.

ets, Locket-Albums,

at bottom

prices. Clocks for two dollars and a half that are warranted correct tine keepers.

Main street, near corner of 6th street. 30dwtf.

S.R.

THE

FREEMAN.

"Tastie

Cravatte," for ladies, at

Riddle's. Sldtf

ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA—Very finely flavored, just opened at the New York Tea Store. 31dtf

choaper than ever, at

151

OOLONG

TEAS—Fresh

"new

J£1

accident occurred near this place

on Monday evening.

crop," very choice and finely fla

vored, at the New York Tea Store.

WHITE Laced Kid Gloves, at Riddle's. 31dtf

FUBSLT'URSI

FURST—Good, assort,

ment and cheap, at RiddTe'ar 31dtf

CHRISTMAS

paring for

COMING.—pddle is pre

it.

SLIPJMTFGJGRIIII'NS

variety, and

nice assort

BV~Riddle, 151

street, 4MF

Main

31DTF

Hominy Grit?, in eight

pound packages, Chow-eho^ by the dozen, or single ground and unground Spices, clear Citron, Baisins, and Rice all-new and fresh,J*C tbe jNew York Tea

Main street. 31dtf

..1.. 1 E 1- T.

OifiTERS

NEW

misg Store..-,_K

MRI: BROWN

destruction will be a

manufacturing interests

until it is rebuilt and placed in running

order. The building was a large three-story brick,comparatlvdy new, erected in the BOOST SUBSTANTIAL

manner and famished

jVitfe all the aaw and itfiproved machin-

-A*™** ."rvtv

»nirLi:.iriH]aBijrr,amo.

offers a Buck-board foR

sale. For further particulars apply early to Mr. Elwell,

R. S.

&c.,

dtf"

3d and

A. M. NEWMANS

Onms!

RIPL*Y & Oo.

RCALL? SOMXTH2H&, NEW

"Elite"

Co.

Skirts ey6roffefrt for sale. Ladies are invited to exatnibV lt, particularly in tbe

PABIEP TJTYLF,

Floor*Feed

sold only,by Edsall

anqueslgmably one of the beat

containing four

rooms, pantry, clo'set, cistern and stable all in.good.repair,-on 13th street, east of thoTewe Haute

THOMFSON 5S. LASGDON'S

order,

only

litut, at

Dollar Corset best fitting in town

A&4FI£HZ&$TORTJ

Factory.

rS'trfT

WEISZ will sell

taka., .Go

MAICBBS,

AND TO AXL

am able to file a saw perfect.

JOHNR. F£0XUAN'S.

LARGE lot of Boots and Shoes, to be sold IOSV

at Greiner

Forrest'B, corner of

Ohio streets.

MisI

JIETTIE

ure in announcing

&C.

in Hoop

.'R.-'.C:

have

Terre Haute

& WALMSLEY. T^.

THE

and handsomest Assrirtmeqt

"Bufifelo"

cas, in

QUAAL&IEB

yard,

plain

black Alpac-

from

cU. to

TUELL,

ALPACCAS, in Garnet

of the best

and Indianapolis Maohine

Shops. Rent

$12

per month, by

Twin String

Hoop Skin and Plain Panier at Tuel| Ripley

&Co'S. 29-dlw BUCKWHEAT"

Flour and Smoked Hal-

GIG. HI \SAI

.5 ..yW

WANTED.—A-Jfew girls,

_to

work on

skirts, at Weisz'sSkirt Factoiy.

LOVERS

4t.

C. I.

Ripley's and be as

sured of getting a No.

article of flour.

Trvit 28dtf. *--irtv SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BIT-TERS-IS-highly MCFITTUNEBDED by physicians for Dyspeptics, on acoount of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. augl5-dw3m.

and see-. 27dwi

SKIRTSI SKIRTS11

23-dtf

YAN HOKSEN takes pleas

lovers of the

Hardware store is removed to

31dtf.

"OYSTER

Main street. 31dtf

"Fine

Arts"thatshewfll give lessons in Oil and Pastil Painting,-WAX

FLO

were,

&c. &E.

Rooms at Kissner's Palace of Music.— Miss Van Hoesen

LIAS

taken a

course in the

THOROUGH

"^INE

Arts," and is

accomplish themselves

in this direction.

Please call and exati

ine her work at„ Kissner's Palac^T Music, No.

Ohio street.

,. .X

oct22-dlm|

REMOVED,—Austin, Shryer

172

F. BADFTLFIY

of the celebrated system of

is in

^UR

in great

CHEW^"*

Xadios' Companions,

a fine assortmjprC Hanging Baskets and Fancy Goods,

_iQj*reat

variety. 31dt^

Dem-.

ing Block. I7dtf, SAM

CRACKERS—A superior article.

—always

arrival of the

on hand at

tionery.

IMPORTANTTO

Ladies will please call immediately

GOUTAND

MUSIC

GEORGE'S.—From and

after to day George'Habernseyer

BOXES,

Co,

will be in receipt of those large and magnificent Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which they will sell by the can or serve up to customers at their Oyster Restaurant on Fourth street, opposite the poatoffice.

of^new Trimmings

YorkTrim-

„"... .,

Sldtf

FRIDAY, October 30.—New Cloaks to, day! Cloaks for very little money 1 30dtf.',,ii4

EDSALL

Co.

Cox & SOB'S, dtf

We keep COURVOISIER'S Glove, the best in tbe world, as the Commissioners of three International Exhibitions attest.

TTBLI, RIPLEY & Co. dtf

is receiVitig the best

Oysters coming to the city. dtfi 1

Si ±^a..x. -a

Stone's confec

dtf

Garment

ting, known as the

city

CAT

"Family"Urtss

Gtiide,'

.to GIY^

lessons in this useftrf

art. This invention Is of

vetsl IMPORTANT

to every mother and daughter, us it enables them to cut not only dresses, but every cither article of clothing? for ladyior child, giving a perfect fit in every

INI

stance. Patterns of all slylfts%nfl designs, cut to meagUre. 0

Mrs. Jackson's- rooms, at Mrs. Deck's boarding house, No.

41,

North 4th street.'

Dresa linings cut free of charge.

dim

SICVER INSTITUTION—Get

ting ready

for Christmas.

dtf No.

WARREN BLOCK.

^AUCTION to-mghtf-and every night this week, at GrelhfSf & Forrest's. 23-dtfv

SIS 'Tub# "Vox

tes." Music Boxes,

Celea-

-Eight

Tune Piano

Forte." tf JOHN

R. FREEMAN.

N®w MiLLrtltRY STOB*.—3, l^"0trau£, of No.

South JFourth, is now moving

to lls Main-Uteet, lately ooutqiied by Mrs. M. A. 'Waltar. W^fWTiot want to praise our goo3a or our way of dealing. The. ladias *fendtr already where to find the handaometf goocls at by far the lowest prices* and have shown this by their to merit it in "future as in the past. Mrs Straus will preside over the Retail Department oa Mala street, and will happy to sea her old customers Our old stand on Fourth street wttl^lsn be cori-_ tinued with a full assortment of everjrthing in onf fiob. -1

FOB SALK.—I WLSH

dtC

H0" dtfs

tO BBll my residence

on Strawbsrsfr-Hil], or exjchange. property^oroirall^located-

ft Go's

1}| Dttaiog

a&d prawrrea

OYBTEBSII OYSTERS111—

Larg^, fine

ALRF

fsl

FRFTEH IVEI^

day, at W

CALL OK &UC J*. BASOUY

when you

want a can of larga'Oyiten, dtf

Nonas or CHANGS.—^7'R. Bobbins fcanftg KB0V»D L£S TU^AEAE

stand to 5th

Street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to FU^IAK JHU «U4|TPMERA wi|hGardeu and Field seeds, Lime, Cement,

PLANTER

VEI)T«# TO

the.

W&FTRTLALTIE

out

largest

ed by the

EDSAM.A CO~

Paris,

Give him a call

dtf

E RQBBISS.

C. Wrma&CO,

tions, have

Dry Goods and No

DEMOTED

170,

yhich.ia

very novel and unique.bad 30-dtff .v t: Is

Store.

ONTF*

to their new Store,

Main street, in Demings' Block, next to Austin,. Shry«r

df the*

not only the best pre-

the hair falling out, but aloo

DREAAING

TLOHR^PEAERA^

before the public. It

the

"Silver

and^Ohio stieeta.

$1.50

per

SAM

RIPLEY

& Co.

29DLW/*ISI* £SRIL «NC!

And Sultahna

ors just opened.

Medal" award

N«W

OFJTHEFW I^

Hampshire State Fair.

JHIBUQUTJRM^.

26dwlw

fioa-cheap Shiuvls, go to Greiner

BADGL*T

col

TUYX,

RIPLEY

Co.

IFF

Oysters

speciality, therefore oan offer

indueemaBts. dtf -I. it tfi I'V CHILDREN can buy goods as cheap as

ARGRENIER &

"FOR

SALE.—]POR rent, one

"business

being on

Stands in the

tablished trade In Groceries and provisions, together with a good dwelling, Bmoke house and stable, on the same premises,

with the same is for sale a well selected stock of Groceries and provisions, with

THE^OOD

will of the trade. Enquire

of HosFOni) & BOUDINOT, Atty's. US*—T »«. I*- IT Ni«a SoiwHUit-.aV.. dtf,

V- --F.T C. I. RIPLEY'S. tre~.T

CHANGE or Potter RESIDENCE.—DR Homceopathist,,has removed his residenc, to No.41 South Fifth street, second house south of Poplar street. Office

fore^

of Buckwheat cakes can leave

NO. 9

•flolt &DAF, EO OLAO

26,DAJ^^

Ladies*

SKIRTS111—Ever

body buys them at'Weisz'Sfactory, where they can

GET LBGM.REPMR^D^FREE.

broken. 26dwtf."

GOLD, CHATELAIN,

Safety

atrMrt.

7 I

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A, Vndagh, corner Main and Fifth. (Lift

WlllIamH, corner Ninth and Mulberry BAKERS. "7^: Frank Heini'g & Bro., Jjaftiyette Street? '*&

^MERINO

der Wear and Hpsiery cheaper than any house in

BILL POSTING. T.:„

Geoi W. Belftnider, atthii ofllce. c1e"a£* BOOTS AND. SHOES. N. Andrews, Main Btreet, bet. Fifth and Sixth Ohao. B.'Haggles, 16 North Fourth street.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY, itBartlett A Aastin, 101,M«in Btreet.' -----4-, I. P. McDonald, Poutofflce Lobby.

when

M. W. O'Gdanell. Mata street east of Fonrth, 5 CARRIAGE FACTORY *I Bai^D^-JPJOdy & Qo., Cor. 2d and Walnut. "dt ci RALJ. CLOTHING. 7 rW, H. B«uiUter,,ia Main Street-.,r „.„ Grovar & Miller, 81 Main Street.

VEST,

Leontine and

Chains Handkerchief Rings,

NecklaSes, Rings for the

G. A. R., LO6K»

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, "I B. Girvln ft OWen, Frlbcipal, cor. 6th Main COMMB38ION AND GRAIN. E. B, Bryant Jt-Oo., East MalnStreet. John Hansy it Co., First St., on

Canal Basin.

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartholomew, 167 Main Street. C. Lincoln,' 6th ot., between Sain and Ohio. J. Richardson, Ohio Btreet, bet. Third and. 4th.

DYE ROUSES.

H. F. Bahierti, Maid, between 6th and 7th Sts. fif- Claridge, Mo 8 Woith 4th St. DRY GOODS: TneU, ft Coii corner 6th and MainTtreet

Co,, 77. Main street. .. F7,MI DD.' 170

W. S, liyce 0. "WITTIRA •:-EdaaU (b^Cp., £^4et,£ourthand Malmtreet

Math

HATS AND GAPS:- -1

3d«eptI'0. Yatee, MfrM^lti

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS,

T. H. Biddle, 161 Main streets PLUM BEB.

LOCAL NOTIOTS: An VBdispvted Kenedj,—it needs no argnmant to prora that Caast^vtlon of the Bwtli is

of the most da&gorous complaint*

wUdtocn bafal xaankiad. Nothing la moracoip. moa and fetal, and everyone afflicted with it onght to bave iaatediate recoarse to a "safe and speedy rcnfdy Uka MISHLKB'S HEBB BITTXB8 for attoh it ia aa ia proved by teaUmoaials without naphar, aad la admitted by all medical men wh^ know *ay thing abont its natore, parpose and «jerattonK IU effocis are wonderful .la aeotal and physical depreaaion, arising, froia djgeatioa, costiveoeas, or bilious secretions. wiU positively care the worst form of.chronic constipation, and splendid rt'fy the patient agaiast future attacks. Sold by aU dri^iita and storek«ep«r». lix-..

EBogaaaa

COSCZflTKATED INDIGO

...ij.

atrMt.

Satton A WalniBley, 111 Main Btreet.

-fully^

qualified to give entire satisfaction trf those wishinfit

:'6tBltelinar$' H|ta^7, C9rner Main asd-Third AC«5 Jtra GroverrFoaithstreet, opposite Markefe'Barr, Gullck ABdfty 'corner Main andTonrth 'J'.'.L: M*iwm A-€o.)ornw Maln and Sizth%

J. & H..A. Dayij, corner Main and Third. -PARMING' IMPLEMENTS. Jones Ati^one#, iagfrlAife PabUo Square. I •. Lyno A

Lawee,-MainSt.,

& CD'

near corner 7tk.

GUNSML^A ANDSTINCIL CUTTER John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third.

Btreet.

& tci"?

i'.

WestfaJl Brothers, 8^ Main street. HOTELS. National Souse,-corner Sixth and Main.

?S *,

Olar^c House, corner Ohio and First. Te^re Hanse Honfe, corner Main and SeventL. Early House, West end Main street. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th.

ICE DEALERS.

Jacob StelBirt'hl,

JHE LADT&"15E TER4E"

HAUTE.—Mrs

L. L.

Jackson, the inventor

Main Street, i?"*-" J:

ifegyb Hayj—Orders at Bippetoe'a. T(F

INSURANCE AGENTS..',. Srott A

Crane, Main street, east of Fifth. "S JEWELLERS.

S. K. VfMman, 74 Main itreet. -,-.i .Jutei IL Freeman, 6

Warren's Block,

*, JOB PRINTER Jotftf A". Bryan, 115 Mstt Street. J* ifoisip

DEALBRAI9^ES

J. G. Ltndemaim, 4l Main street. It.

Kiasner, Palace of Music, 18 Ohio stroet. MECHANICIAN. -1 A. Tittman, 16

south 4th St. opp. PostOfflce. MILLINERY.

Mrr. M: ta. Abbott, opposite Post OfBct.'5

:t,9

& Buckell, Sonth Fonrth street. RAILROAD AGENT. James H. Turntr, at McEeen

Paildock'd Mm

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. H(ek*x, Seett

Oo., 60 Ohio Street.

Hand rich & Lange, corner Malnand 4th streets RETAIL GROCERS. Joseph Strong, 190 Main street. ,!F

SKIRTS AND CORSSTS.^ b. Weise, oppSAte Post Ofllce. .* STOVEfir

AND TINWARE

0. tSaterSmtthj one-door Bastcf Halman's 8eB. JJewlei^on, Fourth street, Sooth ol P. 0 Jaraes B. Haggerty

Oo., 187 Main streer.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. Jv&.McAe,46 Main streeit. TMmaxrS

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Sill, corner Third and Cherry. M. W. O'Conceit, Main Street.

JgLOOMENGTON IsURSERY mil ioar4m Jptt*

lil Grecnboascs.

The largest amd bbft stock, 8,070,003 Trntt and Ornamental Trees, Iredgii Plants. Grape Vines, Small Fcnits, Apple and other Nursery Stock, EOtcs, Bifibe, kc., of chflrep aoMs Mt (hlppiag STA«% YELLOWFORXUSA

Those who wcnld sate money will at once send two red slampa for Vail Oatalognea jfar.'.Ttwo

T- '.PI K. PHCENIX,

al7d8os BlfomiagtonrMcLaan-Co.. 111. i*.f. .- gtJfiLITAN COUNTY COAL

BjQn'g-DoW pl^arfd to All all orders for 8nK BranOoaaty Oaal, claimed to be equal 4athflSmdI, for all domestic purposea, will delfTar. to any part of the city, bylea*lng your tirdw St olfce Bryant it Co-

|^y, or J.a. VRBAK.M

at J.tk. 9oa&

-A

Oicorr.

mada arnngaments to All all orders, and giro n^ardto the

LMDDRJ.—«FreeFROMOJCFJFCTlcJi.—SAT Cbonlstl CETLTTOILB.

For

Oo's Hardware

tbe

24-dtf

tiw

things that

^THE North

and South will, probably ever fully agree upoa, i8 that. VBarrett'a Vegetable Hair BeatQUatiye"

Patent Pocket Plncnshwi or Emery Bag

NUCMAMMTNI.

For Sale by all respectable Grocera andQniggista. B. S. OOX A

SON, audat Depot l&.Soath Fton.t

Street, Philadelphia. JySOdwSm

St AMUSEMENTS.

WklMM&llMMWS

MINSTRELS!

^SIIVLTH THHS'5'

Forrest's Auctions-Rooms, corner of

Excelsior

23-dtf

goin| to make

Corifet

:KUT

Forrest's. tecs.'

BENT

dtf

AND

ADMISSION Children...

"city,

Main street with a well es

Band!

20 EXTRA PERFORME

D0WL11VCI HALL !S C,3ii

Friday ft Saturday Evenings,

November 6th

Doors open at 734 o'clock, to 8

o'clock.

'-'3 *t t£

hereto

South Third atregt.

.JU^IKESS DIRECTQB.Y.. jSSTIfJ ad Si ATTORNEYS, Wm. E. UoLettn, S6Maiii Itreet. «y,i rBaird

draft, 82 Main Street.

60 GENTS 35 Cents

Commence

at quarter Sfdlw

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

_. .U .. A-.IJvif'fi -famr IS »OM -tz-fj ,hj r.i hj

C. WITTIG & CO.,

i'-I

»i

We are now ready to receive our Friends and Customers and bid them Welcom» by showing a Large and Elegant- Stock of Goods, at the Lowest Prices. A Cordial. InvitatioU is JExtended to ALL to Come and SEE US. -, '•9* C' R'

C. WITTIO A m, v", 170 MAIN Street.

FRESH STOCK J! .-.' %I mi

NEW COQD§)

Fars

SPLENDID STOCK OLOF

The cheapest place In the 0ity to bny yonr

HATS, CAPS, FIRS, 6L0VE8,

-AND-

FUBJVI$tfI2rG% GOODS I

WANTED.

SRCT?F-5^R«RX-

DRY GOODS (ZT*.

'AND

2STO I O 1ST 8

HAVE NOW

Their New and .,if *!rtaA3

ELE6ANT STORE

T70 MAIN STREEJT^

TX7ANTBB—SETTER DOG.— _7 A young8etter Dof, Black sal Tan aolor Oae partially trained to hu«-t Qtuil or CUickaaa preferred. A4dre#d,,tatin*•¥V6O'°0 P"!^,

3K'*

Ho. 9 Weat 4th Street, Oiaciaaati, 6bto.

:ftl8

Aois-I.

•A

•IVOMI'FR.

•rA ?SO?»

JU«*TI*VNKEL TEA «•S st. M&mti tl I

ia 19- ic-1 if

I. at *4^.^

ETROPOLITAIV

Hat, Cap and FunStore,

Main Street.

lOWD & SLATE.

-WAJYL.

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

JJIYIBEND JSROTRCI).* RRBSI HATIOFTIT BAN^ O' TIVCA Terre Bante.

By order ot the Dtreotors •r~-Oct.at-dtd A. BXIVRMK, Oashler

8T0VKS ABB TUIWABE. Tcaac Hatrri, Oct. 1-2, M08. naving ^nght^ the entire Stock of Stores and

Loct*°°d,

alp-

1\ Rcnre. with whom I hats

l^ea &tofe. with

WSfH.

"ML.

jHt aida wlt SAMUEL B. EABLY. •TX/ANTBI)—SCRAP IRON One hundrcl toair if Sum Iron wanted

thaFhaaoU

T?OR S

it?

Hi-m

L-Mln

JUots, tweuty-

tetjr by N«k, fcoMUv Blxth, one eqnare 'keronNilM'OMStac block, Main street. Aleo, -a a»i a»ll*.p|(rmity.y»by„ one hundred and teTeaty OOe/wtllM|t with ehokie. fruit and thade tree*. LAMStleiUN^t of k*UH ia the oltT.

O. JOSBS.

SMtf- __ UOR SALE.—One double-seat' Boggy. Price S1S0. Horse win be U-

Oae BoUdiog Lot, ia t*w"-~" te-Twner'a Bow. Pri4» t, on Sooth Market atreaC^ Wu tm 1..1.

ken in part payment.

otfa Addition, poaite $350. One ildiag lot, near School House. Price $376. Ansly at co*-" ner Second and Walnut atreeta. 2f7-lwwlt

I Journal Copy.]

FWhite-Faced

A. J. WltCH.

rt*rm»,SALE.—

eim *J»

On reasonable

two frame hcnsca on Lot 80, Hose's

(tub-division, on IS h, botwean Walnot and Ohio streets, each contaioiog these rooms, wiih cellar^ well, cistern and wood-honas. |18d2w

B. D. OABTKB.

)R SALE—CHOICE FOULS. Bpanish Light Brama's, very large Golden Hamburg*, at t. BULMAM'S, oot!9dw3w T% mile north from tbe etty.

TO TRADE FOS CAT-

TLE OB HORSES"—Eighty acree of U4 situat.d in Orawtbrd Ooonty, Miaaoarf, wall Adapted to 9tock ralslnr, haring three Springs ot living water on it location healthy. The above land will be exchanged for Hones or Oat lie, or aold lo* for caah. Call oa W. L. HODDT, at the Daily Express OBce.

FOR

7th.

SALE—A Fine two-story Frame Swelling Hoose—eight rooms, gas,. slate roof, two cisterna aad well, stable, carriage, house, and good fruit. Lot 160 feet ft ant by foetdtep. Will be sold cheap. Apply to sm

AlCdtr P. M. DONNSLLY. TJ^OR SALE.—HOUSE AND LOT J? —Situated corner of 12th and Xagle lilMli) contains five rooms, wall, oiater n, cellar, aad fSS plied with all kinds ol ihrabbtrf, Bnaalta oh thepremi es ui ijfi

DRY GOODS. :.W*

'T.

V"»,

EJUUST m-%

5 3 I I 'T RK %-fl ^,N fQp.fS

ViJ

T1fizz.iSSTd a t-1

.7 SI

i.1

Double Fold

SERGEY

T-• »»D« 46 CENTAL, IT TA»M

J.*

--itt'R »*SAFT

1 1

^NIMFI.NIS

AEI*

•4 fcj

SILK .8TUIFI POPUSS,

Oentsii'iH'H!

374

-ilaateai -mux* ,S#

F®.". TO JITIRTAJWH

iS a 6 a iC

75, 80, $1,00. if .«V/T«C

temaM?***

.-•'.I r!i*i 7 'is (0*2i. fl

CHANGE1BLE FOPLI^,

W«.AA«

40. 50, 60 cts.

...'.*s.

TR.I- e±}

.5«s 3i

r-»lo'i

CJ^HAQAA

BLACK"ALPACAS,

„«Cheap--40, 50, 60 CTS»~*

...

qj *.eed a."

»L»en

ml ess

t.u

.'«7s *iir

.ttmtir tun tti

*"*,s esi .-esprJaiil asflsasT

Broeade Poplins,

s-n 4

dO VsOlltS. teays ban

«-.* »t..

x?A-,

:S FFF 'V'ITXJJJIJ Hi ttetem '-W^

Changeable Hilks,

Very Superior Line, JA2| ILF

Black. Gro Grain

Ladies Purs and "ftmk Fur Band Hoods SCARLET OLO^Ba 'aX F"""Gents* Fur Collars

Caps and Gloves I Ladies Merino Dnderw^tr, Ladles

from

$4 to $125

•i s?*.x per sell--w i*

Olove8 of all kindSt Buck, Sheep, Kid, Dogskin, and Wool!

*r»»

m, m:u fleJt )*dt ii,-. f*-

um.

Misses and Boys' Undsrwear, EQUALLY CHEAP.

t—'*

BOUJLEYARDJ BALMORAL SKIMTH,

SKATING 3*,II

I am prepared to wale

on all that may call oa me the Old Stand, 171 MainStreet, betweenSljcthand Sstenth. t. 8. All kinds of Joh Work done In the best mason and wltt{ dispatch. Pl«*se mTame a call, oetisdtr .. «. s. irfKJKWOOP.

••emit*

SKIKTStn

E SX EL

KCPAIBIKO.

®4?HT

**A input

Oct. 2

Adiridend of six (6) i»r cetit. Cn thai Capital Stock of this Bank haah^ma declared payable to the Stockholders, free fronS OoTernment Tax. on and after Monday. Kov. S, W4»~

o.,

Cornnr Fourth and Maln Sts.

QARRFAGE MANUFACTORY

HABPER, wTlD¥ W, Oorner 8d .ind Walnpt slreefs, Terra ffante, lad., Keep constantly on hand, and AahaKetdre to ord«r, all the lateat atyWof* CARRIAGES OC BTTG&IKS We use none hot the finest nwtetial in the contraction of oar work, and warrant it eaperior any offered in tbl» market. Banaidal attention

flelOdtf

V.-_V TISI" .-

J, P. MoDONALD, (SnooMsorto A. a, A»mm»)

Diitn in

Books, Magazines, Papers, STATIONERY, Me.,

POST

Orncr Lonr ..tTatam AC.3TB, lao DOTINI* Employment Noitcel IP YOU WAWT PERMANENT an! 'ncratlTB situations In in* capwHy, aacb as Braku.mtn, Bookkeepe s, Oopyi tS( ft: lessen, Porters, W»tclman, Oohdnotors, Orl*»-rB. Paggagemen. Steamboat, Hotel,

S .ipplog, Xntffand

FreightOlerts, apply to ibeol citylfe niu*gi»«lness Agency e«tabll*hed ooder th» p^tfwMge of merchant*. Desirable Twtsciw alw-.ya. Sucloae stamp. WILKIN8

CO..

sepSl'dlm 321 Chee«airtS«,*Jbonia

tut. f&£"7C.. *'_i

4nwmmsa

?«.»*.