Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 November 1868 — Page 1

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Jkt^hf present writing, New Jersey is in doubt. It IJ too early yet to figure up gains or losBef in OongresBpion in the States which held State elections

the Democratic party wants peace, it can have it on easy te^ms- It will, •iSfofcivferpbe l^l^ir'ed to drop its popular amusement of murdering Southern Unionists, white SM blaok, and

a«s 'i

THE

rPjT^H^F.RNTH YELA^R.^

fettirtiB received »ince our

last issue do not materially change the result theft indicated. It is absolutely certain that GBANT has carried

Northern

States enough to givo'bitn a majority of from thirty to forty in the electoral college/#brle be is known' to" have carried several oC.^hj Southern States. New YOTT fi^ettslo 'have gone for SEYMOUR

Q&e dis^atlhes will give

the fullest infqiinBtion received up to the ftfle^^ofng to ^ffis^ several hours later than the present writing.

LATBR.—Our last ad vices have no hope that we have carried New Jersey. I'he Democracy will gam, in this State, a iM^)r cffFBEt-. PR^rmGHUT-

BSN, whose fTm expires next March, xad whose Bucc&sor will be elected by the Democratic Legislature just chosen.

his mttitary renown."

The Indianapolis

Sentinel

example of

sings the

4*4 vbate dulcet notes, following the lead of VALLANDIQHAM, and is happy to call to that 'ia jMj ago General GRANT jU3raf^4ll"iiavo46een the Detno* cratic oandidate for the Presidency, a# he subsequently *bBCftme the Republican/'— eg paper ip iqnaol(Ji to remember tiat "GRANT'Santecedents areDemocratfo| ,11b education^ and sympathies were with the old school Demobracy.» And if outy

"Steer clear

from party trammels"—by

which the

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he wfil only follow the

TYUTR and A. JofiN-

8oar-*"fcbe Democratic party will give him as generous a support aa the party whose votes elected him, but whose dan» didate he vyas frorri neOPgsity*'and not 3t I frord'cholie.^11'^

What boundless generosity 1 Butlupi posing General GRANT should not "»teer clear of party trammels/' but should ad_rhere to the principles "of the parly whose votes elected him," what then?—

WhSt do you pioposo to do about it?— We imagine you will be obliged to 6ubmit to the powers that be, for we have made ^ssura^qe.doubly sure, and taken a bond of fate^ by electing a Vice President yrhom no Democratic BOOIH will fteyiu^%4p%aPte| Pres^denoy.

must

lsarn

that the rights of citizens will be pro(alt^j 6| iOVefy part of American soil— Jf th« HvBS of "every Democratic rebel in the IJnLon have to be sacrificed in securing this result. Nothing less than this, will jati^fy "th§ President elect," or "the !1 pklt^ by Vh'osB vo'tea he was elected*"

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Votes.

Fraudulent —14- .4

Hoffiiian's Election to be Contested.

Late News From Havana.

Excitement iu Cuba.

to Suppress the RebpUiQti.

iv INDIANA. INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.—Elkhart coun-

I te 250 fcepufelican ranjority gain 80. CSootV oounty, 202 Demooritio majorityj Republican gain 24.

Lar orte county, Republican majority 150 Republican gain 125.

Blackford county, Democratic majority

.#* it9, Democratic gain 23. Boone county, Republican majority 1,015 Rapublican gain 69.

Jefltoion cobtlty^Grant's majority 594 gain 217. Wabash county, Republican majority 1,402 gain 164.

Jennings county, Republican majority 373: gain 34.^Hamilton county, 2,000 Republican mtjority Republican gain 400.

Clinton county, Republican majority 30, Republican gain 38. With one or two exceptions, Republican gain in every county heard from.— Grant's majority will be not less than ^-M),000 in the State, and may reach 12,000. j*"*: In$anai^l», Nov, 4. r— Thirty«five i£3untf& h?Src

ird from, 3Vcoijtities give Rein gaii Pou

of 3,890. Pour counties, Democratic gains 62. With the same ratio of gain* for Republicans in the balanco of the State, Grant's majority will be 11,000.

Evansville, Nov. 4.—Complete returns from fitktt&ilnties oLthis, 1st District, toit: Knot, Gibson, Piko, Daviei and anderburg, and Posey, reported, show Republican gain of 699. Warrick, Jjponoer and Perry will probably inornass it to 900. ivos 115 Dem-

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JBgnsf county, Indian a, giv RepaWi^r. gain 15-1.

TAtiiAAsaE*, Nov. s.—The members of the electoral Callego from Florida were LeyiBtttnre to-day at one ,_,p'alock. The vote cast for the R«publifcan ticket Was forty to ninety Democratic. One of the electors is colored.

NEW YORK.

NEW

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NOV.,

^ays at

The World gives Hoffm^n

Vermont Pennsylvania West Vj/ Ohio f. Indiana.'.. Illinois .... Michigan. Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska Tennessee.... £. A California

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The Democratic press of the country ,|$ti*#8W already began it cburse of fulsome, nauseating ftdttjatiop:* of 'the President *. elect. The man who, but the other day, was a "brutal buTcbor," ''miserable drunkard," a "contemptible liar," a "miec^enatioflisi^'i "Bconndi-elf" and many other things neither elegant nor desirable. has suddenly become "a man of llbeiMlwi albdPg(Sne|ou^flentiahents|" He possessed' of "a sinc&ra desire for peace and national unity," jind he has tbs Most splendid opportunity|"to putation (W£# piyilian morejen*

This is more, than two-thirds of the whole numbaf iOffElectoirB.jl^Phcg Slates known to have', chosen the Electors to vote for Seyipour and Blair ^re as tfollows::^ v4 4-"

Kentucky, 90,000 Maryland, 40,^00 Delaware, 2,000 Louisiana, 25,000 Georgia, propably, 10,000 Oregon, 2,0(^3.— The World dlaims Alabama,ilOjQpO: jArkaneas, 5,000 Delawrtrfe, 2,000 G'eoigia," 2,000 Kentucky, 75,000 Louisiana, |20,000 Maryland, 30,000 New Jersey,- 8, 000 New York, 5,000 North Carofina, OjOQOjOrogon, 8,£0(hj outh_Ckpolina.p0,-

A DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT.

New York, ^ov.^

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4—The Trilfim%

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ralorns for-Governor are far

from complete, but Hoffman's risjority in the city cannot fall

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the city 70,038. lad Seymour-d& In Brooklyn, Seymour 10,076. The Tribune a aye the States known to have chosen .Electors to vote for Graijt and Colfax, are as follows: Maine ......28 obb New Hampshire..

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Massachusetts 80,000 Bhode Lland,..(4.. 6,000 Con ecticut, „. 1^800

....30,000 ....20f000 8j000 .,.35,000

^...10,(000 .B0J000

':iAfcaiiU»...25jOOO 20,000 40,000 4jooe «U40,000

.........i.,.,.

Nevada.. Miseouri 1,000 Kansas BjOOO North Carolina 20,000 Minnesota 50,000

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We regret to add that theprobabi at the hour of writing this parag seem against the succes| of Joljq A, €brfs*&W>' Qta«rt##( i'i.'iiBi

In fifty districts in this city the rote exceeds the Tegisiratioti by from 20 to 50. At the last election the vote exceeded registration in only two or three districts, by a small number, which was readily corrected. •.: .» ^-8lM 1

The Times says, at tte" hour of going to press with our first oditionthe chApceB favor the success of Grant'and Colfax in New York and New Jersey by small ^majorities.

The footings as between the Bepublfcao, and democratic counties in New York BO closely approximate each othert /on I the electoral ticket,' as now reported and estimated that we scarcely feel justified iit saying that New York has„ ^one for Grant, though we have strong faith that the correction of figures yet to be,. made will insure this result.

New York, Nov. 4.—A few additipnal returns from this State op to noon do not materially alter last night's figures. The State has gone Democratic by from 5^000 to 10,000.

Oneida county gives 1,270 majority for Grant. Later returns from Kings county ahow 13,189 majority for Seymour.

Niagara county gives Grant 3«1 fmajority. 5 Fulton county Grant 700 majority] "t

4.—TheSeventh

w«d, J^rsey City, a sparsely slttfed. district, voted yesterday as follows

Grant 167, Seymour, 1,165. It Is claimed this is twice the number of people in the ward.

Defeated Republicans will contest? the election. ALBANY, NOV. 4.—The Evening Journal consedes theSlate to Seyfnour by 3,000 and to'Hoffman Dy 20,000, 'it claimj the Assembly by 74 Republicans and! 54 Democrats. The Democrats claims 10,000 majority for Seymour, and 25,000 for Hoffman, and concedes the Assembly'to the Republicans by a small majority

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The Post says th"e election is the absorbing topic of conversation in th« cSty to-day, and the outrageous frauds Committed by the Tammany leaders i4 denounced by all honest men. The fraudulent vote is estimated over 25,000. ^The authorities have evidence that 15,000 illegal votes were cast, and jHoffman's election ^11 bp oonteeted.

NO CONGRESS ON THE 10TH OF NOVEMBER. The following is made public The undersigned are of opinion 'that .no public exigency requires attendance of a quorum of members of Congre® on the 10 th inst. ,. (Signed) E. D. MORGAN,

ROBT.'O.'^CHS»dx.

Washington, Nov. 4, 1868. /,.»

CALIFORNIA,

SAN PRANCJISCO,

NOV.

4.—State re

turns meagre, Republicans clai^n the State for Grant, and also claim the State Republican by a small majority, unless great frauds have bean perpetrated in southern counties by Democrat?.

The Morning Call., Democrat, claims the State by 3 to 5,000, and J'oh'nsonj and Axtelle elected.

Democratic majority in this city 1,300. The municipal contest centered oa the Chief of Police, and Crowly, Republican, was elected by about'1 ,'000 majority^

Oregon returns show large Republican gains, hopes of carrying the State. 'J Nevada conceded Republican.

OHIO*' i'Mu

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CINCINNATI, NOV. from Hamilton county give Grant 6,334 tbaj,, Republican gain 3,498.|- vote of the county^ %2,90(^ Sfcg# votes less than in October.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4 —Ohio election— Gallia county, Grant 900 majority Rapub-

lican gain 400. -i «1« Fairfield county, all but one townjship, Republican gain 19.

Lawrence county, Grant 1540 majority,* Republican gain 100. Sciota, Grant 800 majority, Republican gain 250, .t

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The Worldclaims 7,216 majority, for Seymour in New York State. The World also claims in New Jersey sthe election of a Democratic Governor, four Congressmen and a U. S Senator.

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in he county «xaept two Beprooentativadistricte give Grant ah out 1,000 majority. 2ull returns from, lha .coiuity will probrbly give Grant 2,500.

Mc CI org's majority in the -oooaty will be about 1,500. The suffrage question in the county will have some ten thousand majority against

Jefferson county reported 300 Democratic majority. Audrian gives about 100 Democratic majority.

Wells, Democrat for Congress, elected by about 400 majority. 4 Sedalia, Nov. 4 —Returns from this county come in slow, but enough is known to shew that the Radicals have electod their entire ticket. The vota was the heaviest ever polled in this, Pettis, county. Election passed quietly.

La Platte, Nov. 4.—Grant 61, Seymour 90. McClurg 61, Phelps 90. democratic majority 29, Vote in 1866, Republican 48, Democrat 54. Democratic gain 2?.

St. Joseph, Nov. 4.—Pull vote of the city not yet counted. Grant's majority in the city 306 Republican gain of -492 over spring election. Majority 'tor 14th Cohstitutional Amendment Tails very little short of that figure.

Kansas City, Nov. 4.—This city gives about 700 Democratic majority West Port 6 Independence 400 Vanhorn Republican, for Congiftfia, probably ele0ted, as the majority in. Jackson county, the Democratic strong-hold, is less than expected. Returns jcome in very slowly, and local tickets much split. Democratic county tioket generally «leoted

Louie, Nov. 4.T-THOU «ounty, MO Grant's majority 950, gain 200 on vote of 1866.

McClurg, Republican, lor Governor, 900 majority. Asper, Republican, for Congress, 900.

Negro suffrage 650 majority. The election in the First Congressional District is still claiihed by both partjea.

The Times, with one precinct in the city and four in the copnty to hear from, dlaims 571 majority for Wells, Democrat.

The Republican, with the same city precinct and four county precincts, claims 654 majority for Wella. ..

Thb Democrat says the contest is very close, and can only be determined by the official vote, wit& the chances in favor of Pile, Republican-

Johnson county reported 1,200 Republican majority.

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Saint Francois coutity reported 45p Republican majority.

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Hannibal city gives Republican city ticket 100 majority. Washington county reported Democratic majority on Siate ticket.

MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, Not. 4.—Grants ijaajority in Massachusetts will be 75,000. Returns from all bat 48 towns give Grant 71,522 majority.

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ITATdS

,' Oct. 4.—Dou county,

Lawrence city, Grant 715, Seymour 173 Grant's majarity 542, Republican gain of 202 over the vote of 1866.

Wakarusa township, Grant 323, Seymour 69 large Republican gain. Clark, Radical, for Congress, has a majority of 363 in the oity and 221 in Wakarusa township.

Majority for Grant in Douglass county estimated at 1,600. 1 ... fc

KENTUCKY.

LOUI8VIL£E,

Ever^thing quiet.

one fown-

Pickaway county, all but ship,Republican gain 140.

Jackson county, Grant 450 majority, Republican gain 224. Washington

Republican gain 355. Rosa county, Seym out 4991 an a in 2 5 0 Meigsjcounty, Gra'bt 1551 TfibftJbHtj", Republican gain.470.

Auglaize county, complete Republican gain of 217 over Octaber. j|

TENNESSEE,

NASH VILLI, Nov. 4.—l^o furthernews cm the Section in this Stale, except tbe vote of Humphries, which gives a Democratic majority of 170.

The State has gone for Grant by a reduced majority.

h:'f

NOV.4.—Additional

turns from remote counties clearly indicate Reptiblioan gain*. The total Republican vote will sum ap aboubt 40,000. The Democratic majority in theStatip 'amounta to 75,000. ,*

Kentucky elects her nine' Dexdboratlc Congressmen. Kenton ^county, Seymour 984 majority, Dumocratic loes since August 837.

Campbell county, Seymour^135 majority, Democratic loss 336.

NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. 3.—Complete returns from eight counties in Nebraska give Re* publican majority 2133, Republican gain 594.' Scattering returns from different parts of the State show Republican gains in about the s.ame proportion. Republican majority oannot fall short of 4,000.

GEORGIA

ADGUSTA, NOV, 4.—Indications are that the Democratic majority in the State will be fully 25,000, perhaps 30,000.

LOUISIANAi

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. 3.—Saymonr 22,897, Grant 276. Caddo parish, 2,300 Democratic majority.

Shreveport, 1,000 Democratic majarity. Bossier parish unanimouslyDem. New Iberi, 489 Democratic. ,f Brashear city gives the only Republican majority in the State.

"V: ALABAMA.:] MONTOOMEBT, ALA., WOV. 3 Three

towns in Dallas county give 1,870 Republican majority.

JERSEY.

NEWARK, NOV!*4.—Returns very and incomplete. Seymour ..carries the State by Kbattt 1,000 majOri%, and Randolph, Democrat, for Governor by about 2.500.

The Senate has 12 Democratic and 9 ^Republican membpEB. The Assembly has 32 Democratic and 28 Republican members, Democratic majority on joint ballot 7, which will send a Democrat to the U. S. Senate in place of Frelinghuyaen.

Moore, Rep., for Congress, fs elected in the 1st District by about 3,000 maj. Haight, Dem., in the 2d, by about 3,000 maj.

Bird, Dem., in the 3d District, by 3,500 majority. Hill, Rep.,~ ia 100, ahead in iho 4th District, and is probably elected, but by a close vote. deVeland, Dem in the 5th Dilt?iht, i» elected by over 1,000 oyer Halsey, who will contest the election.

Tranton, Nov. 4.—The result in this State, so far as ascertained, figures up "^4,500 majority for Randolph, Democratic candidate for Governor. The Democrat, 'ie electors have about 2,500 msgority.

CONNECTICUT. K*

HARTTORD, NOV. 4.—Fall vote of the State, for Grant 49,726, Seymour 46,331.

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PBOVIDENOS, Nov. 4.---Bhode Island Will give Grant 6,000 majority.

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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

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GBXENSBTTRO, Nov. 4.—Westmore county estimated 1,100 majority for 3ey« mour and Blair.

and

MISOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.—Returns meagre,

the tjt&te undoubtedly Republican. The Republican maj. in this city 1,355.,

NORTH CAROL RALEIGH, N.C., Nov. 5.—Reports Ktifecf*

16 towns and 2 counties show a Republican majority of 2,611_ I Heaton, Republican, elected to CCWJgreaa..,

Prom Havana. ^Che, whole Ia3atfd roB

HAYANA Nov. The, whole Ida is in an eicited'Btate and business is pr

trated on account of the distrust] and alarm of the people* 'The Captain General is strangely reticent.

A deputation of leading citizens:who called on him were insulted by an officer of his honsehold, and the leader^ ordered to Spain.

A telegram from the American Consul, asking that a few United States war vessels be sent there, was, refused transmission ov6r tbe wires.

The insurgents are 60,000 strong, numbering many Spaniards, and their.c«Sy is "Spain, Prim and Serrano, and dowh with taxation."

The troops number 10,000 and acknowledged to be, insufficient to repress the rebellion.

Lersundi has received ample instructions from the Provisional Government. News by Cadiz steamer is anxiously expected.

Widows' Home Burned.

fiiNt&NlfA# iMtotion known as the WfdowHome, on" Mount Auburn, was destroyed by fire this moraing. Loss about $30,000 in lured, for 925,000.

Murtier-

KANSAS CITY, NOV. 4.—An old lady named Marshall, and her son John, were discovered murdered in their house about three miles north of Barry, Platte county, Mo., night before last. The house was rifled and a considerable sum of money, the proceeds of a recent sale of horsesj was stolen. No clue to the murderere. -a

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OINOTSKATI, NOT. 4:

rLOUB-Uncha-blSd.' WHEAT—Unchanged. COBN—Dull at 95e for old ear and 60(^02 for new do.

OATS—Ste»dy at 67968c. BYE—Dull aud dapUned tO SI 20. BABIilT— Unietlwd and prices nominal.!

BACON—Held higher, because it li scarce clear rib and tide* sold at l7J^c and clear are held at 18%, the demand is light, bat the etcock is in a small compels

I, A ED—.null and btat little demand. The nominal apotatlon are 16g@16c for

new.

GB10BN MBAT8^None ogering and prices are no in a EGQ8—Scares and firm at 30c. 0TTBH—Sctfrce freih at 8V@38bT' ^f 1

LIN8EBS dtli—Onll at 81. PETKOLBDM—Dull at 28@80 for reflnedi. OOBD—182% bnying. jfoney market close at 10®T2 per cent^ I

NEW YOBK MARKET By Telegraph.] Nsw TOM, Nov. 4. OOTTON—Stendy and more doing at 26j^c for mlddltog nplasdi.

TLODB—-Opened a shade firmer and closed dull,

90(36 36 for inperflre state western 60@05 for extra State 6 60®7 60 for extra western 7 @9 So for white wheat extra 7 15@9 20 for B. H. O. 8(39 fiO for extra St. Louis lu@14 for good choice do, elosiog qni?t. Caliornia Quiet at 16 76@10.

BYI JLOUB—Stady at $5 90@7 86 COBS MEAL—Qnietat SI 5631 68. BYE—Dull at 1 13@114. BARLEY—Quiet at SI 90 for State. BABLEY MALT—Quiet. COBS—Dull and scarcely ao firm at 81 13 for nnsonnd and 1 17% for sound mixed Western.

OATS—A shade easier at 75%c lor western afloat. COAL—Quiet and firm.

LIATHEB—Hemlock so!e firm and a

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business. ITOOt—Qnlet at 43@57c for Domeetlc fieecf i6@i7c for pnlled 67V for tubbed IS for Canada.

BICE—Dull. COFFEE-Firm and in fair demaed oDGAB—Tirm and In. good demand at 11%for Cuba UX(t}V% for Porto Ktco. MODA88ES—Steady Cuba at private terms. HOPS—Quiet at le@25c for Amerlcaiv PBTBOSEDM—NoffilnSl at 16?^Jl7o for canned and 29%@3Q for refined bonded.

LIKSEED OIL—Quiet at M@44%o. POBK—A shade firmer at #26 76@Z7 02, mese closing at S6 95 regular at 27(327 15 for old do, 32@2i 36 for prime 26(336 76 for prime mess stocks old acd new 20997 barrels.

BEEF—Quiet at 11(319 for n6w plain mss 19-

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25 for new extra mess stocks old and, 18169 packageo last month 16579, last y«ar 1 BBEP HAMS- Steady at S28$81 60.

CUT MEATS—Doll at ll@U£c. 9H0ULDEB3—At 12@16c. HAMS MIDDLES—Dull. LABD—Quiet at 17@17J4c fcr tidies steam and 17££c for kettle rendered

BOTTEK—Steady at 25@36c for Ohio and 0@60c/or t-tate. ,i:&EBSE->Qn'et at 13®:

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Double-width Blue Opera Cloth. High colors Plaid Cloaking, 6-4-wide. Second large invoice Water Proofs. ..,t This day opening *t .4.

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Bverj hour in the day, and wifi comaiou on re it

rattiVAIED IN THfiWEST,

J»A?S^«#y^#0I*'l0ns

•••ikli'm 'A

I JSS5-

THE HON. ANSON B(lBLlNGAJIE,

In charge of the Chineia Kmbaasj, has bean htvited aad will no doubt visit this beautlfcl Tea Store with bis Chinese dignitaries before.they return to the Celestial Xmpire

PiE. TUXTLE, Agent.

'•.••iserA

"£, .C®T

•K

Istfj

SEED

WANTED!

•s X&ri&XL qa bu 1".

w© Buy.

JOIVKS

JOJSTE^I

farm Implements, I *yv T1CBBE HAtTTIC, IHD.

.Of

STKttEOSCOi'IC VIEWS,

ti slttr

'"I

-*T#j$s aii^i

Bcshels Flax See| ,| I

jx-jfS

WANT»

tt 200 Basbels Clover Seed

CHROMOS.

E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., lo «i is Broadway, New York, Invite the attention of the Trade to Jheir eitonaive assortment of the above, of their own

cation, mmnfacturs and importation.

"We publish over four

recsoopic Views, isoludiag:

NiagaraCatsklils, Hudsoo, White atonnt'n Washington, Saratoga, West I'oint,

publir

Thotuand

subjects of 8t»-

Mammoth Oave, Central Park, Trenton Falls, Qreat West, Housatonic, Delaware,

Cuba,, New Qreiiida,' Venezuela, The Andes, China. I .'8$*' Japan, England, Kb.

!f-'

Instantaneous,

Oar imported Vlaws embraoe a large assort* ment, including the choioest productions of Wm. England, O. W. Wilson, Lamy, and ether eminent photographers, consisting of Switzerland, Ireland, Spain, Horoulaneum, Bhine, Wales, Toilertes. fontainebieau Pyrenees, Pompeii, St. Oould, Uompalgne, Paris, Germany, Trianon, Versailles, England, Austria, OrystalTal, Naples. Scotland, Italy, T^TOI^ Home,Sc., Ac.

AMO

THE LAND OF THE BIBLE,! A now and intensely Interesting series. Also, Illuminated and Transparent Views, in great v«ilcty. We are also axclusive Agents in America tor "FEBBIX&'S GLAtW VIEWS," of which we hare a «p'«nnd assortment. Agents for rMth's Series of 8%x6% in. Photographic VI ws in Switzerland, the Bhute, England, Scotland, Wales, &c. 8TE nEOSQoPEe.—We manufaotare very largely, and have a large stock of

lowett rate*,

bi iitlm-

Puintmgt,

at onee tenth

heir cost, we hoport largely from Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna' and Bome, and supply th* trade at the lowest ra'es.

E. A. T. ANTHONY & CO-i 601 Broadway, N. Y..

Impoiters and Manufrs of Photograph Materials. dSwTSm

Sl'KKR S STAIVDABDi

v: tit'oc

WINE"

I S E S .qcjstfs ban iii't-

THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Person?,

FOB THE AGED, FOB FEMALES, FOB SPRING USE II

Bitters £qnal to Them

Speeds Standard Wine Bitters,

—MADE OR—

WINE, HERBS & HOOTS

arm's Celebrated Wine, so well known with PKRUTlUi BABE, CHAMOMILE FLOWERS,

ALFRED SPEER,

Passaic, N. J., and 343 Braadway, New.York. Of Trade supplied by JOHNSON, KOLLOWAY A 00., Philadelphia: OEOBGKA. KELLY. Plttsbtirg, and by all Wholesale D«aier»,

For 9»lo by BABB, GCLICK

'^TOBTH.

•en

~f it

inii'i.,

COUNTRY MERCHANTS HAVING AMY SB ED Otf HAND, S

WRIT*) TO US!

We will Paj FOB

-slta

4iS'- "'t

\k.

Cash

7i»1

v»(u

4M4

^ARMEK8 HAVING ANY S££D BBSS TO SELL

S. I am in favor of all parties uniting wittirn on this platform, and I shall make special to get yanr vote this Fall. -1

Prices

th* bat ttyUt

AU we sell ara made in our own

JJIYEK COAL.:v

1 A

SNAKE BOOT, WILD CBEBBI BABK,

.T,. .'U*: EIN6KB« and such other HEKBS and B00T8 as will in all oases assist Digestion, promote the Secretions.ot the System 1l the natural channels, and g^re

TONE A 1ST 3D VIGOR —TO THE— YOUNG ADD 01D, HUH AND F1MAIB!

Ail use it with wonderfhl sucoess. Brings COLOR To the pale white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To the thin fece and care-worn countenance. Cures FEVER and creates APPETITE. Try them. Use none other. Ask for SPEEB'S STANDARD BITTERS. Boid by Druggists and Grocers. See that my signature ia over the cork of each Bottle.

BKBBX

anlSwad Tn Thura Sat. Ue ii .,?

^JARRIAGB MANUFACTOiiY

HABPEB, WttDI & CO.,

CkirnerSd and Walnut streets, Terr* Haute, In'il., Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture to order, all the latest styles of CARRIAGB8 & BUGQIEW We use none but the finest material in the contraction of our work, and warrant it superior any offered in this market. Especial atten tlon tiven to Rapaxawa. [jelOdtf

UFTLLOSOPHT OF BABBIAFLK.—A NEW OODBSI or LICTUBK, as deltrered at the Now Fork Uusenrn of Anatomy, embracing the nobjacts: How to Live and What to Live for fouth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Oanarl lly Reviewed. The Cause of Indigestion Flatulnoe aait Nervous Diseaus acsonnted for Alariage Philosophically Considered, Ao. Pocket blames containing these Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by addressing: 3KJ'T SWR YoB^LLOOTRM or ASAHWI. 618 Broadway, Haw York. marl6dly

ilION BAOBV FLOUB STOBB.

Hannfaatursrt of all kinds

CEACKEES, BREAD and CAKES,

BBETZEL8, s&d Dealers in

O E a S On Lafa7*Mo St^ "oatwoea Ocnal and Depot, E A E de30diy INDIANA-

JOHN McFABLANE is now selling tie best artloie of Biver Goal, screened on the widest soreen.innse in Vigo county, at aa low a figure as an inferior artloie can be purohasod. Those wishing to lay in a supply should look to their inter' ests, and buy the best when it Is as cheap as a poor article.

Ordera left at the Fost Office Lobby, at tbe "VlgoOonnty Scales," or addressed to Box 696 ., Terre Haute, will reoeive prompt attention. auglTdtf

BAZLL COAL.

V. BUT8UH A 09., would respeotfully Inform their old customers and the oitlaeBS of T«rre Haute generally, that SAMUEL MEBBY is their authorised agent for Brazil Splint or Block Goal. Ali orders left with him will be promptly attended to. Now is the time to order, while the price low.

Coal Dealers supplied at the lowest market priee. Address, V. BUT8CH St OO., Indianapolis, or, JOHN ANDBEW, Brazil. jyiSMSm

O A I O A

Being now prepared to fill all orders for the best Of Brazil block, and Highland Ooal, at the cheap* est rates, n«w is your time to lay In your Ooal by leaving your orders at 107 Main street, or with B. W. Bippeto, under Dowllng's Hall, on 6ih street, with whom I have made arrangements to reoeive all ordera and give all Information in regard to the business.

-4Slb

EXPRESS

MUSICAL.

THE PEOPLES PUTF0KM

FALL7 CAMPilfiAl

r*!ysa*a,J

Of 1868.

$RmH4tvvj

1. Men of all parties agree ttat my candidates for putdio favor are the best ever brought oot on a platform.. 2. They hiup been tried for yeArs, have stood unflinchingly, have oosae up -.to everythisg that ther were recommended to be, and are the peo pits choice everywhere. 3. In opposition to all wlre«workers aad petty deprt«lators my candidates have steadily rote up, gathered strencUt, and stands this day anitedas the strongest host ever known in the history of the eonstry.

L.. KI88NEB'f('l

fAXiAUE or jwoaic, '£l)| No. 48, Oliio ^Itrcet^

A JH:R. IC-H 41TTE, LNJU.

1HE SAI^T IjOUIS !*?U

I A N

I -V

IIAHDf AOliiKi^G COittPA!^.

j|Tha Pianos oi thls Company are esseutlally

Pianos for Western People,

Thcy are not only made at.hame, but are **11 made, They Have taken Four First Premiums, at Eastern Fairs, They possess unrivalled exoellenoe of tone and finish, and' oompara well is all respects with the best instruments of Eastern Haunmctnre.

vary aoa

nt tue

PHOTOOBAPHIO ALBUMS.—Our MMmfastuie of Albums is well known throughout the country as superior in quality and beauty to all others.

Factor}/,'Mid

our

styles are different from those Of any other maker Buyers should not fail to see oar stock before making their purchases.

t: CHROMOS. j»i These beautiful pictnres, that cannot

$450 lo $700

AOCOANIHO TO SINA *HD MUA.

KVEvery Piano is warranted for Five Tears OL.D LN8TRUM KNXS EXOHANOEO AT LIBEBAL BATE6.

Warehouse 101 South Fifth Street, oorner of Walnat, and opposite the Southern Hotel. my27dly

COAL.

gULLIYAN COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to fill all orders for Sullivan Uounty Goal, which is claimed to be equal to the Brazil, for all domestic purposes, will de« liver to any part of the city, by leaving your order at office of E. B. Bryant ft Co., 0. X. Blp. ley, or J. A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I have made arrangements to fill all orders, and give all information in regard to the bnslnem. olSdtf J. A. MOBQAN.

P. S. A large lot of Lehigh Ooal ontha road. AugSSdSm. 1. F. MEBBILL.

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY

*V tl

look out!"! '1 tiOOD NEWS FOB ALL.

si.uou TU ANT panaoN WHO WILL BQOAL MADAME BAPHAEL IN THK a&j PBOFESSION.

rnajs

XVBV^ailrAiLrNG MADAMB BAPHAEL is the best. She sacoeeda when all ethers have felled. All who are In trouble—all who have been unfortunate—all whose tond hopes have been disappointed, orushed and blasted by fUse promises end deceit-—all who tiave bee a misled and trifled with—*11 fly to her for advice and satisfaction. All wb ere in doubt of the affections of those they love, consult her to relieve and satisfy their minds.

In Love Affairs Sbe Never fails.

Qhe has the secret of winning the affections of the opposite S*X. She shows you the likeness of your future wife or husband, or absent friend,— She guides tbe single to happy marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid and advlee has been tolioited in Innumerable InstMOss, and tbe result has always ba*c the means otfsscnr-

tng ft

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

cue U, therefore, a sure dependent-*, ft Woi known to thepnbltc atiargetbatshawastkuflist, and she hi the only person la this country whocau show the likeness in reality, and Who can give an tire saturation on all tteoonoenu of life, which canbe tested and proved by thousand*, botti married and single, who daily and eagerly visit bet,

To ali In business her advice ts Invaluable. She oan foretell, with the greatest certainty, the re. 3 It of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers given without extra eharge. •HMADAME BAPHAEL is a bona tide AaUuIuglst at every one can depend upon. Shall the great!Tt Astrologist of the nineteenth century, It ts T^ntWell-knownCact tbatraakes IlliteratepreUo^s oopy her advei lUemanu aud ti» to Imitate

Madame Itapliaei is the seventh daughter oftts •^renth daughter, she was bora with a a.rur«l She oan foretell year very thoughts. 2hs ••so cures drunkenness. t'-iii lnt«r»)e#! strictly pritat. oa.t d-nBdmrial.

Aa a Female Phyeioian her remedies nersi fall ,-nra *U female Irregularities, and to product the monthly flow, without danger or expeeurs.— They can not injure, tut, ur, tbe ^sctrar} they Improve the health com* ^aa, come ail, to i,

"jllfpSh

AiSB

ittmt

111 SRjmU Oatnl Amie u{ Jihs. -i Cincinnati* Ohio, "fWi rKBMS.-Ladies, 91 Csntieaiaa, 9i^0 £—The Madame will answer no letter* «rntrat a fee of fl and a S-cent stamp la Inclosed.

Address Look Box 6SU *Uf33fiw\r

A liCHITECT & BUILDER.

J. A— YEYDAGH,

Flasl, Specihcations, Superintesdasce, and tail Drawings farnlshstl tor e»ery dsseriftton or

B{rtvroa—Softthaaat

Streets,

oorner of Vat&isi Filth

o*nr

PonneUy's Png Store.

ayMdly

For the

ESTABLISHED MAT 12,1851

"ODMinma as oertaioty otu as Intermittent Fever, and a* 4Bt TiiHiY rurmii) aa 8mall Pex."— Be*. Ohai. A Kmg, IT. D., ££. O.,

I N O S

PRBPAKED PRESOBIPTION Hade ftom ths Prescription of BEY, CHAJS. K. KDf6, M. D., U. «e« lor the Prevention and Cure of

CONSUMPTION

BmtHoat Omm of

Iso

S E I E

1. Tho finest aad best lot of FIB8T CLASS PIANOS aud all otber kinds of Musioal lostru ments ever offered for sale in the West, can be fonnd at Kisener'sPalace of ftlusio. 2. Hundreds of purchasers who have been using my Pianos for years, agraa that they are the boat lasting Pianos known. 3. Purchasing largely for Oash, also, by oocttpying the extensive building of my own, thus saving ocsity fonts, my customers will reoeiva the benefit of ali suoh aavlnga, and greater bargains can be had of me than ever known in the hfctor of the Piano trade heretofore. 1. No old rnsty stuck on hand to get rllaff, but everything new, and adding the lateitl*pu Wd Novelties constantly to it.

ASTHMA, BBONOJUTIS,

OATAMta, and all othei affections of the Luoi Throat, and AIB PASSAGES for Oan era] aM Special Derangements ot the Nervous System^ fcr Disorder* of the BLOOD and for all Functional Disorders of tbe stomach aad Bowels.

Tbe Prepared Prescription

Increases tbe strength and deepsna tbe oolor of the Pale Blood. It subdues the Ohills and Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration. It checks the NIOHT SWEATS, always, In rom seven to fourteen daya. The Appetite is Invigorated, aad the patient rapidly galne flesh the Cengh and the difficult Breathing are spWily relieved the Sleep beoomes calm and refreshing the evacuations regular and uniform. Al 1 th? general symptoms of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronohttis, Ao., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity.

THE PBESOBIPTION

Should be osed in every Disease, by whatever name known, in whioh there Is exhibited and derangement of either the NEBVOTTS or the BLOOD Systems. It ie unequalled in Female Disorders Scanty or Suppressed Mensee, "White*," Ac.

ThaPBEPABED PBESOBIPTION la both the Best aad tbo most economical Medicine that oan be taken. The average dose, Is two teaepoonsfhl, taken one* a day. The .patient never requires, under any oircumstances, to use 'Cough Mix* tures," for the Oouph "Expectorants" for tho Expectoration "Tonics" tor tne Appetite or too Weakness Iron for the Blood Anodynes for the Nervous Iritation Acid* for Night Sweats or Whisky or Ood Liver Oil for toe Wasting.^ its Sncurio Aciio* la upon the Constitutional Condition, and, through this Oondition, upon the Whole Series ol Symptoms. $.

Statements lrom Patienta, Ac. Ooiiaoa Hnx, OUWUWAII 1 wasio the uar stage of .Consumption. In ten days after taking the PBMCWfTJON, my Ohilk, Night Sweats, Fever '4c., decreased, and finally altogether disappear•ed. A mere skeleton before, I am now wall etwred with flesh My restoration ia a marvel to ail who know me.—Mas. 0. L. WEIGHT, ••Your Prescription saved my danghter's life, and has probably gaved me hundreds of dollars —Kev. E. HUMPHMTS. Bemsen. N. T. "We bless Qod for the benefiit we have reoeived from your Prepared Prescription."—Bav.P PansOBtNn. Bloasburg, Penn. "Every one to whom I have recommended It has benefitted by Its use."—Bev. O. D, JONKS. Bacine. Wlsconsip.

The "PitSPABJCD PBEiOBIPTIUN" is put up in a 81 bottle, and is sold in Terre Haute, by I. L. ALA HAN 4 tO1,and br Druggists generally, or onlere may be addreMed to tbe Sole Proprietors. OSOAB Q. MOSES 4 CO., 27 Oortlandt Street! N.Y. Consultation free- A Circular, containing Testimonial* of many Oases successfully treated will be aent free, by mail, to all who will wilt« for it. dsolSdeod

TERRE HAUT0

COMHSBCIAL C0LLIG£,

Vomer

ATTORNEYS.

H.BLAKE,

Attorney at Law, '-M

A*D

NOTARY PUBLIC. OrnoB—On Ohio Street, between "Hilrd and Fourth Streets. oetSSdAwflm

mo. r.

BAIBD. CHABLES oacrr.

gAIED & CRUFTJ

Attorneys ,at Law, Omca.—No. 82 Main Street, np stairs. ftbiadtf 1

Wm. E. McLBAN,

Attorney and Ooxmaellor at Law,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Terro Haute, laid. Omos.—No. 86 Main Street. deofidly

DENTISTRY.

T^R. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW JL/ SVBQCON UC MSOBAKCAI

E N I S

Snccessor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 1ST Main St. National Blook, Terre Haute, Ind. [mSOdtf

I A S O N

E N T"I S

stioonaoa TO sa. s.a. surra.

OFFICE—On Ohio, between Sd and ith Street, aplfidtf TKBBE-HAtJTE. IND.

K. O. O. LINCOLN,

The Qldeat Etitabliahed Dentist In Terre Haute, Ornoa—On Sixth Street, between Ualn and Ohio, one door south of National House.

Having had upwards of eighteen yeare' experience in Dentistry, he is ooafident that he can give satisfaction tn ail oasee/ QySOdl

HOTELS.

JAOO* HCTE. ago. O-

Main ayd 5th Streets,

[OVSB TTTELL, BIPLEY CO.]

ENTBANOZ FBOX FZFTS 8JBEBT,

Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of tht. kind in the Stat*. Instruction given la all the anches pertaining to a thorough Dullness £du oatlon, such as

MKB(^raB

A Scholarship ia this College is good for Life, giving the Stndont the privilege of Bevlewtng

4Lt Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils will be admitted, in Arithmetic *nd Penmanship, at M,00 per month,

NO VACATIONS.

For further information, call and see the School Send for Oollege Paper. Ad ress, GABVIS A OWM, mhlSdtf PBINOIPALb.

*vr

NATIONAL HOUSE,

COA. SIXTH AJD MINT STMXT,

TERRE HAUTHI, IND.

JACOB BDTZ SOK.....L..., PBOFBIETOB8. This House has been thoroughly refur®isbfrV my 2Sdwly

EEEK HAUTE HOUSE,

ooaina aant AUD sivssra ST*»T». Terre ilante, Indian* Thia Hotel das recently been refitted, and pntia first-olaas order, offering aooommodattona iUat passed hi tbe State.

T. C. BPiWIN, Pro^r-

pLARK HOUSE. L/ ooana or VIBST aan OBIO iraxXri Terre Haute, Indiana.

Wi B. bKlifFlIfl. •Proppfiwor

USce of tfarahall, Mcntesuma aad Faiestine Haok Lines. Free Buss to and (Tom all Trains. novgSdtf

UNDERTAKERS.

|prD

ERTAKER.

ML. W. O'OONWBLL HavioK purehased back front S. W Okadwtok, Grober Co the Undertakers Establishment, aad having bad seven years experience In the baiioesi, uow prepared to iuraiab Hetaiic 8urfal Oaaes, Caskets, at.d Wooden Oofflns, of all styles and alaea, from the best and largest etock of burial material in the State, at 104 ttalB Street, Terre Ha«te, Indiana. rtwtf Terre Oa&ta 29.Ua

8 A A O

UNBEBTAKEB.

Is prepared to execute? 1 orders is hla line wit# BMtneea aad dispatoh /rcer of third and Oterrr aaute, Icdlaaa. Jan90-^-dwtf