Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 November 1868 — Page 4

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Jr. '.stWe have been unable to obtain: the full returns of the vote in this county in

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time fbr, this paper. The official vote will^begiven to-morrow morning. Tbe following reports from the several precincts indicate a Republican majority in the cotinty of a few votes over three hundred ...... —a gain over the October election of m«re than one hundred and fifty:

First Ward—Republican majority 88 gain of 26. Second "Ward—Grant 277, Seymour 197: Republican gain of 25. "Third Ward—Grant 306 Seymour 295 Republican gain of 20.

Fourth Ward—Grant 281 Seymour 251 Republican loss of 1. Fifth Ward—Republican, majority of 220 gain of 18.

Harrison township, outbide of city-« Grant 236 Seymour 219 Republican -"I 'I .? 'Sugar Greek township—Grant -205 Seymotfr 186 Republican Iosh of 2.

Hofley Creek township—Grant .176 ^Seymour 135 Republican gain of 9v XiOBt Creek—Democratic rtiajofity 7|

Republican gain of 2.

Pierson—Grant 105 Seymour 174 Democratism|jority, 69 Repmblicsn W I a ii I S 9 t~ Llntob-'G^atil 59 Seymour 181 'Democratic majority of 82. a Republican gain of 5.

Riley—Democratic ttiBjority l^ ,,a| Republican gain of 6. Otter Creek—Republican majority 39 3 gain of5.

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Fnyette-rDemooratio majority 11 a Republican gain of 23.

Prnirle C/eek-~R£p,ublicau majority 27 Republican loss of 6. The above return? ibow the follojwicg result:

First' Ward....... Second Ward...... Third Ward.....4

Fourth Ward.....i .Fifth Ward Harrison tp..

BEP. DEM. GAIN. 0AIN. 26

Fayette Otter Creek NevioB it............. Lost Qreeb................. Sugar Greek ... Prairieton Honey Creek.... Riley Pierson Linton Prairie Greek

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Terrb Haute Rolling Mill Nail Wares.—Few if any of ou zens, have any conception of the extent and importano of thie establishment which has grown eo suddenly to almost giant proportions, and still promises a continuous and rapid growth. The following fact^. will give some idea,of its business: It consumes four1 car loads, or fifty toils, of coal per day. Fifteen and half tons of iron and nearly two Ions of crude ore suffice, at present, for its' daily consumption. It gives employment to one hundred and twenty-five men, exclu sive of th® officers of the company. Ita twenty-four 'machines turn out fifteen hundred kegs of nails every week. .These nails are of every sizd and description Jcnown (exedpt t*ok& and railroad spikes) including boat epikes which are said to be the beet article of the kind in the mar ,ket:? The amount disbursed for! labor alons amounts to $2,000 per week1. The iron for each day's 6upply of the furnaces costs $800. The increasing demand for the products of these works requires them to be run on double time by two sets of hands. The first set work from fout a.m. to twelve m. The second set work from One p. M, to ten r. m. "Eight new -machines r..-willsoon ba added, increasing the jium lo thirty-two, when the works will be r*,*! abl®!

^og9 of nails per

weak. The officers of the company are George W. Haberly, President James McGregor, "Secretary and -»Tre*surer i*' George Turner, Superintehdsnt. All these geniiemen seem to be admirably adapted to their several pdifeona, and

discharge their varied duties wi^h sucb

fidelity and zeal as furnish tbe strongest guaranty of continued success and Wbstantial prosperity. We expect to make ^further examination of the work^ in the course of a few days and hope to find, "many items of interest connecto| therewith. I .0

MiChasl OAB^^|^to4 on Monday for shooting Mr. the Saturday evening previous, h^ftj^paang before the ilayor yesterday find, altbbugh the evidence cobtradictury ia identifying Cary*'as.t|e man ^rjiW|io did the shooting, Hi? Honor deemed it his duty to hold him to appear at the

Circuit Court A bond in the ?siim of

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Kelson, has spoken Sn this State i^a times rr-1 awji-ii»sn»o^»M»»P 80 counties during the ''anvass just closed. His meetings have ^.Jbeen ftlnjost invariably mass qieeting* be bai probably addrssiied more |«i. pl® than any other speaker Who has •—mm—• Ulton -fiart in our State canvass.

REJOICE

AT THE DAWN of PEACE! v. tis-pp fty fiyta-a/ I

Artillery and Fireworks!

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Without preparation and with biit a few hours notice tbe Republican hosts of this city turned but

en masse

give vent to their irrapre^sible^ Jiilirity oVer ihe triumphant electron of Grant and Oolfai, and politically bury, with some sbSw of *militafy honors," alhtbat remained in this paft of the country of

About seven o'clock Oapt. Ailowayand bis gun squad shook the city with loyal thunder. The windows of many buildings on Main streot, and in other parts of the city, buret into a flood of light. Thousandrfj&f Chinese lanterns were suspended fro^n windows, awnings,, housetops -and

NevinB—Grant 74 Seymour 153 Democratic majoritv 79 Republican gain 5. Prairieton—Republican majoriiy 2 Republican gain 6, ..

In front of the Court Housi, Capt.

^d. Alien let off a long continued fusilade #f rockets, Roman Candles, jblue lightB and'other pyrotechnics.' Others came forward with the material fo1^ a similar display and, for nearly half an hour, the. Public Square was lighted up as

itb the glare of noonday, by one pf. the moi?t gorgeous exhibitions ever, wit* nesseci on any similar occasiqn.— The air was filled with ia torrent of fire, jvhile the shouts of assembled thousands added all that was wanting to give the scene the appearance of boundless and irrepressible jubilation. By. seven and a half o'clock, the crowd in and about tlie Square had attained immense proportions, and a happier, more sincerely exultant crowd, hns not been seen here"or (elsewhere, since the loyal masses mot in Ajfrll 1865, to thank God, and congratulate each-other over the surrender of the Deoiocratic ermies to the peerless sqldier who has again brought the sam^ tnen with their allies to another, and, let us hope, a final surrender.

AU felt that in electing Grant, in repudiating Seymour and the Tammasy platforto, the nation had decided for Peace and had averted War. They felt that the loyal people had chosen peace, prosperity, happiness and honor, and hnd escaped revolution with its limitless train of evils.. Believing, feeling thus how could they dp otherwise than rejoice They felt that the long prayed for era of good feeling was about to dawn that the hatred and malice engendered by the events of the last seven years must now subside that confidence, like a ray of heaven's light, must now glow on all the ramifications of trade, giving the poor man work, and go5d pay for his toil, bringing business to the merchant and making the hearts of all men glad.

The meeting was opened by music by Professor Tout's Baud. Hon. John G. Crain was tfao first speaker and occupied a tew,minutes to the manifest gratification of the vast audience. Col. W. Thompson followed in a stirring and eloquent speech of short duration snd was, in turn, followed by Hon. J. P. Usher in a few remarks exceedingly appropriate te the happy occasion. Col. T. H. Nelson had a fe(v? Words of good cheer, given in hts own inimitable vein, and Col. McLean responded to an urgent call with a brief speech, which was exceedingly well re ceived. At the conclusion of Col. Mc Lean's remarkB the intense jollification took on the form of song, and many of the patriotic airs whibh have befii io familiar use during the campaign were given in a style most emphatic if not artistic. jMuzzy's family Martial Band took the stand, and gave the crowd a taste of their quality.

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A COTTJfTBTMAK named Sparte, went

8 15 Jeet,eK'ay requegt of the ^~JyLftyor,*ia default of paying fine assessed for getting drank within the corporate limits.

Section ..of ..the' great

soldier and patriot, the peerless ^Grar.t, and his worthy associate, our own beloved and honored Colfax

Parke County gives a Republic^ msjority fbr Qrant of 1,016—a gain of fifty over the October election.•

Skatibo

Rink is talked of in this

city. Hope there may ba something more tangible then talk.

Larcent—Joseph Doilifts, a bolored man, was committed to jail yesterday forlarecny in stealing a pistol.

A private dispatch, from A. J. iEiq., Paris. Illinois, says the'while Republican ticket is elected in Edgar county. by fifty majority..

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^The Board of Canv'&teeaij^iJj. meet at the Clerk'i Office, this afternoon, to make retnro of the v«te ««*i county, when the official figures will be known. ...jj

Shzlls.—A rare collection of

Coral and Shells of the Ocean—a large, beautiful and varied assortment, has jugfc been opened at Hay ward & Ryan's auctto]| «»m«lhy Mr. C. P. Willard, the g$4l ihell jni^' Oai ladies, ind all lowe of thebaeutiful," Weit call and see these gems of the ocean.

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sociAt hop will be given at Imbtey'e Hall night Ky i:- ..f-

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"Thk ordinance restraining hogs from running at large, is now enforced,

Sullivan County is reported to have given only about 1,000 for Seymour.

jjjSKsi-H f^e J^aldf\)f|Election

at Sullivan threw out tbe vote of Isaao M. Brown, for the reason that upon |be back he had written "I. M. Brown, Ed. Union." The last two words were declared to be a "distinguishing mark," and the ticket was rejected.,. Such a decison could only be made in Sullivan county.

STATE ITEMS.

Fannt ^ead Hamlet at Indianapolis last niglit.

The Republicans of Indianapolis and Evansville jollified Tuesday night,

T|i* JEvansvillo

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says:

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last night to

of ydSteriday,

election of Grant is by no

means certain."

Wm.

Fe8sler, one of the oldest and

most estimable citizens of Morganstown, fell dead on Tuesday morning. Apoplexy.

A net Republican gain in Vandlrburgb county of 301 over the October yote shows.how the Kentucky rebels piled it Ob, jbnStiieLUSfti ull

Parson Lozier says the Democracy? would have had moro votes here, but the Jeff",' traip^got "syitchad off" before it

In the Northwestern Christian University, Indiwiappj»j tjhere aty pne jlufndred and forty students enrolled. The prospr.cts are of the most encouraging character this y'J'jf••

the Judges and

The Commissions for Prosecuting Attorneys of the different circuits and districts were all made out on .Tuesday. The comtriissions for the county officers, wero made out on Monday.

Mrs. A. Berrt, who lived on East Mftrktet street, Indianapolis, dropped dead while dressing on Monday morning. She had been ailing for some months^ but had been better tjhan usual for the'past few days.

Union.

Ykhtehday, at Clermont, as Dr. Graham, a well known citizen of the county, was about to enter his residence, a man by the nattfe of Wilson stepped up behind him and discharged a pistol at his head. At tbe moment the would be assassin tired, ihe Doctor moved his head in a downward direction, and the ball from the pistol did no further damage than to 's'raze the scalp, remove a small portion of the hair, and make a l^ple in his hat. No cause is assigned for the cowardly attempt on the Doctor's life. A warrant was pro cured yesterday, and an officer started out to arrest the man.—Ind.

4th.

Extra Length

Shetland Hose,

Frksh Picnic, Butter, Soda, Cream and temon Crackers just received at Hewitt & Myer's. dit

We call attention to very superior in qualities, shapes and finish in Children's Whiti .vM«fr^no,| .Qashmere and Ribbed Hose 4$ to 8C I 5-2t

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nett, Esq, the efficient Chairman of the Oeunty Executive Committee, in a motion for three cheers for the Republican party and President Grant. The cheers were given with a vim such as had seldom bean infused into similar expressions of popular applause, and then thfe? grftat audience reluctantly departed to their homes, each feeling that it was a glorious privilege to be permitted to witness and

EdSall Co.

Sale

—A Peddling Wagon all

complete neyyspan of mules and harness will be sold cheap. Apply to Fred Fisher's meat Bhopj •opposite the Postoffice. 5-dlw

A Hi I M'T

C. P. WiI|I^lRD( the great Coral and Sea Shell mart? is in the city, and stop, ping at Hayward & Ryans' Auction Room, on Fourth streal, with the largest lotofCorals 4rid Sea Shells ever brought to this city, which he will sell at private sale until 3aturda$r.

People wishing to see the wonders of the Wofld feite Requested to call and see the "Gems of the Ocean," at

Hayward & Ryan's.

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Fourth st., Auction Rooms

Comk, Come, pay your debts. If you have. Say oyBters*bet on the election go at once to Hewitt & Myers. They will not turn you away hungry, and can't be beat on the "dish up." 22 Soutb|4th street, dit. 1

The Harris VSeamles6f' Kid Gloves is meeting with increased favor every day One Hook^ Two Hook, Dutchess, Ladies and aid- Iftiffi 3Pique. Fall line Of Misses sizes. W. S. Ryce & Co, have the soloAiKBrw andsoll top at New York

prims

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1 Striped Collars. 3- Sfftped Collars.' 3. Striped Collars. H*. dtopfd Cuffii. 5. Striped Cuffs. J. Striped Cuffs.

IVilmaJey

^ft. CTty Trimming Store. dtf

Sphustoal

Lecture,—Prof. Id ward

Whipple will lectnre in Pence Hall on Sunday nert, at 11 o'clock a. m., end at p. M. Mr. Whipple is a fluent speaka ireajjifcer, aflA Vill re. pay a hearing. Seats free. d3t

Bally Ball?! 1 Rally M!—All l«$r«

alace to-night between the noflrs of six and twelve o'clock to decide the question that is now agitating the minds of: the people. Where to get the best oysitew, that's tbe question. Come ope, come all. dit Hewitt & Mykbs.

Decided.—That Hewitt & Myers can't be beat on dishing up oysters, qo one -ifce&Jr and allilnd l»eanvii Mit

Fresh Buckwheat Flour, at Ray A Bailey's. 4 dtf

Removed.—Davis' Drug Store has been removed to Oeming Block, 6th and Main

streets. 4dlw,

"Warm, durable, economical Winter Suits are made of English Water-Proof Cloth or Dark Linsey Water-Proof, trimmed with 'Hercules' Braid."

For full assortments of abve go to ,.dtf4 -j. |»fi^L & Ck.

Remember the Grar.d Ball to bogi^en at Imbrey's Hall Thursday evening. Good music will be furnished by Professor Cuqua'|full band. 4d$t.

Leave your orders for Game, and dressed poultry, at Ray & Bailey's. 4-dtf

Extra Heavy Shetland Shirts and Drawers, super, qualjtyif-.Rib' Plain Socks "new """Styles Genfs*" Cloth Gloves new styles Driving Gloves. dtf Edsall & Co.

Honey Syaup, jfest thetbi^g for Buck wheat Cakes, at Ray & Bailey's. 4-dtf

Mixed and Colored, Trim. Braids Cloak and DreSS-TJuttoni^ Spider Nets &c. Edsall & Go dtf

FObISale:—Cine second'hand Phaiton price, $150. One second band top buggy price, $240. Two open buggies, price $125 and $150 at Joseph Wright's, No. 3 Second street. 4d2w.

Lost.—A pocket book containing about thirty-five dollars was lost, between 10 and 11 o'clock yesterday. The finder will be suitably ^rewarded by leaving it at this office. 3-d3t

The finest thi^ it tbe drarket is those fine Colored Meltons and Cheviot^ for business suits and over coats. Now open ing at Bannistor's. 3d£t.

Skirts

We learn that Wm. M. Merwin, of 01overdals» '?at^B county, is at candidate for Principal Clerk of the House of Beprcsentatives, at the approaching session of the Indiana Legislature. No better man for the position can be found in tbe State. Mr. M. is one of. the swiftest penmans ifc tfie IPVest—thabe is none who fan beat him, and wo hope he may be elected, as he is competent and true to the cause.of freedom. He was a gallant soldier-r-t'his ls record enough.—Sulliv$ I\hAt the request of a number of ladies

Family Dress Guide, wUl meet

Sentinel,

for

children, 4^to 8 inche^A^^| 5-2t Edsall & Co.

Ladies wanting Furs will wait a few days. W. S. Ryce & Co. will open a large stock at low prices. Notice will be given when received. [dit ii** n'i: ''T'-f I 1. Spider Nets—new. 2. Spider Nets—new. 3. At Saxton & Walmslev's. .dtf

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I Skirts! 1 Skirts 1!!—Every

body buys them at Weisz's factory, Where they can get them repaired free when broken. ~i I 26dv?tf.

eautiful shades of Beavers and cloths, made up in the best and most fashionable stylo, at ^annister's.

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Mrs. L. L- Jackson, the author of the

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dies of Terra Haute, at Pence's Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, each afternoon,, at 2 o'clock, .to give said sys tem public tes.t,.on such forms as may be selected by those present.

This system has received the highest awards of merit, at the Stale Fairs of In dian, Ohio and St. Louis, Mo. All la dies interested in this branch of domestic economy, are requested to be present and examine this wpndjerful tinvention. Ad mitance Free.

At the close of the exhibition, those wishing to join the class can give in their names. Various choice designs of Fal^ and Winter Fashions may be seen fit the Hall, or at Mrs. Jackson's rooms, No. 41 North Fourth street, [3,dtf

rof. Spencer's Young Ladies' In stitute will commence its next session Monday, Not. 8th. Bgoms over the National'State Bank, corner Main and Fifth streets. Room for a few more pupils 3,dlw

Received—A new invoice^ of these cheap Seamless Skirts (Boulevard) plain stamped and braided.

O Wittig & Co.,

2dtf 170 Main stj, Deming Block.

To Carpenters, Cabinet Makers, Butchers, Wood Sawyeys, and to all that use Saws.—I have a saw-filer by which I am able to file a saw perfect. will file all saws brought to my shop. will also furnish those with machines that wish to buy. Come and bring your saws and see it work. -v i/ V.*-* 4

Alsof Agents wanted to sell Territory and machines. I will file at Buckingham's fu repair shop, on Walnut street, feast of Market House, between Fourth and Fifth streets.

I board at the Miller House, ^North Fourth street. A. M. Newman. 2-d6t.

Wide awakes, and all other brands of Clocks, Pocket Alarms. &c., at bottom prices. Clocks for two dollars and a half that are warranted correct time keepers 161 Main street, near corner of 6th street,

3°dwtf.

The "Tastie Riddle's.

s. R. Freeman,

Cravatte," for ladies, at Sldtf

English Breakfast Tea—Very finely flavored, just opened at the New York Tea Store. 31dtf

Mince Meat at C. I. Ripley's.

3Jdtf.

Now cheaper than eier, at 31dtf

Hosiery-

JBi^e'sirip} street

Oolong

Teas —Fresh arrival of the

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

White Laced Kid Gloves, at Riddle's. .~ 7 ildtf

Furs! Furs! Fuss! —Good Assortment and cheap, at Riddle's. Sldtf

Christmas is Comino.—Riddle is preparing for it. Slipper Patterns in great variety, and Ladies Companions, a fine assortment Hanging Baskets and Fancy Goods, in great variety. 31dt

Whit* Silk Fans.—A nice assertout jorit teeMfed, t^lRiddle, 15l Main 3 1

A Yonjia ifABY writing to ber motEer from SoroM say«: "Sena me dozen of 'Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorer.' Whfttl tQok with me is all gone,

bottles able Hair Re-

and cannott byasrngany ill htwe

Store,

Tranteripi

Fbbsh 2*0*#, WxiiMfOtfU tu poo nj packages, tSioWHcbow, "by the doz eo, pr single gtoun^i^ani unground Spices, clear Citron, Baiains, snd Riee^ allnew an4 fresh, at the New York! Tea

Miun stiefii, 31dtf

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Oybtxsa at 6BORGB'aTr-From and after to.day George Haberm^er & Co. will be in receipt of these )4¥ge and maguiflcent Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which they will, sell by the can pr serva uip to customers at their Oyster Restaurant on Fonrth streetj oppoaite the postoffice. f" 31-dlf.-'

A beautiful line of new Trimmings just received at Riddle's Ne|(ryo^fci|rjiroming Store. imt—

Mrs. Brown offers a Buck-board for sale. For further particulate apply1 early to Mr. ElwelHat B. £f. ^qfX & Son's, dtf

We keep Courvoisijb's Gloye,' the best, in th^ world, the Cemmissioners of three International Exhibitions attest

Tuell, ipley & Co. dif

The celebrated "Buffalo'' black Alpaccas, in quantiti"^ from o(3 cts. to $1.5Q per1 yard. Tuell, Ripley & 0o. :29dlwf^ .x. ho

A lpaccas, in Garnet and Sultannajoolors juat. opene4. TuSLi, Ripley $ Qo«." 29dlw. 3 0«

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wl have received ''ih^iif^est th|»g,' as an addition to our line ofCloakings, in shape of the Blue and Purple Chinchillas These shades are very rare. We confidently believe pur'st$ck of Oloakjn^s is now equal to any in tbe State, embracing as it does the celebrate^ A|trachan, the new style plaids, and this last installment of "extremely fashionable" colors

Inspection solicited. dtf Tuell, Ripley & Co

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For Rent.—A House, containing foiir rooms, pantry, closet, cistern and stable, all in good rdpdir, on1 13th street, ea^t of theTerre Hscute and Indianapolis Maohine Shops. Rent $12 per month, by dlw F. NiPPEitT

Buckvv heaX-, ifiourand Smoked HalC. I. Ripley's. llbut, at &QWSBM1& atf

wtt

284C

B. Wwsz will sell Ladies' Merino Under Wear and Hosiery cheaper than any house in town. Go and see. 27dwtf.

SPEER'S STANDABD WINE BITTERSiis highly recommended by physicians fefr Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. Augl5-dw3m

Goid, ChaTelai^, Vest, Lbontine and Safety Chains j* Handkerchief Rings, Necklaces, Bings for the G. A. B., Lock, ete, Lockpt-Albums, &c:, at dtf ohn R. Freeman'^.

LaRQe lot of Boots and SboM,

sold low at Greiner & Forrest's, corper of 3d arid Ohio Streeta. 23-dtf

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The Dollar Corset best fitting in town at Weisz's Skirt Factory. 26d«tt

Clearance Again.—Tuell, Ripley & Co, are now clearing out for their winter stock. Fall staples will be offered below the market price from this date.

Oct. 30th-dw2w.

REMovitb.—Austin, wei ing Block:

Sam P. Badoley is receiving thje best Oysters coming to the city. dtf —-n

Gold abb Silver Institution—Getting ready for ObriatmaB. dtf No. 5, Wabben BLboK.

A uction to-night, and every night this week,.at Greiner & Forrest's. 23-dtf

Music Boxes, Six Tune "Vox Celestes:' Music Boxes, Forte.", -ti

Eight Tune "Piano _JoHN R. FBXKKAN.

New Millinery Store,—S. L. Straus, of No. 10 Sotttb Fodrfck, is bow moving to 149 Main street, lately occupied by Mrs. M. A. Walter. We do not want to praise our goods or our way of dealing. The ladie9 know already where to find the handsomest goods at by far the lowest prices, and have shown this by their patronage. Oar aim will always be to merit it in future as in the past.i Mrs Straus will preside. over the Retail Department on Main street, and will be happy to see her old customers. Our old stand on Fourth street will also be continued with a full assortment of everything in our line. dtf

I"ob Sale.—I wish to sell my residence on Strawberry Hill, or exchange fof property centrally located. dtf J. M. Olcott.

R*rfovAL-—Austin,' Steyer & Co's Hardware stare ia remcrv ed to L72 Deming Block. lWtf.

A K*W Jar for spiced and pteeemd Fruits at ai. Bwi.BT'a. dtf. -j-'"--- -r

Call ok Sax f. BiaraxxY whw yoa want a can of large Oysters dtf

*Tos d»ap Shawls, go to &rela« & j'otTifl!* AU6if?H Rooms, doinier

tna (Jiib ttixeetl.

my hair

tiie jaSgment of

Bateetf« will confirm

this ta|y^^^jetf66^3Sosten

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Sau F. Bai»ulEY is going to x&Ake speciality therefore can offer rl»e it Bf

hudsh can Jbuy goods as cheap as

parents Grenler & Forrest's." *5 dtf

Fox B»^t and Sale.—For rent, one of the best business stands io tbe city, being, on Main street, with a well es^rtshed trade in Groceries and provisions^ together with a good dwelling, smoke houseiind stable, on the same premises.— And with the same is for sale a well selected stock of Groceries and provisions, with th& good will of the. trade. Enquire of «wHo8Hkd & Bocdinot, Atty'B.

Notice or eulvgk.—j£. R. Bobbins having removed bis business stand to 5th street between "Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his austomera with Garden and Field seeds/ Lime^ Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour) Feed Ac. Give him a call dtf B. B. Bobbins.

C. W ittig & Co, Dry Goods and NotionS, baye removed to their new Store, 17b,"Mniii street, iYi Demings' Block, next to AusU.n, Shry.er

Cq'B.,

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ATTORNEYS.

Wm. E. McLean, 96 Main street, ^-r Balrd A Crnft, 82 Main Street. 8oott.4iDdr,.0fl Ol»io 8tre«t.

Stiff 4j

AR0H1TKCT3 AND BUILDERS. A. Vrydagh, oomer Main and Fifth. Ojift A Williams, corner Ninth and Mulberry

BAKERS.

Frank Heinfg *"firo., Jjafayette Street. ar BILL'POSTING.

Gaq.

W. Eeifanlder, at this office. bo^otS aNd sHotis. '1 N. Andrews, Slain street, bet. Fifth and Six,tU Ohas. E. Boggles, 16 North Fonrth street.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

•f

iBartlett & Austin, IQlMaln street. JvP afiIonald,PostofBceLobby.

f:t

*M-rW. 0'Connell, 41ain street eaat of Fourth. QARRIAGil FACTOBY. Harper, WHdy A Co., Cor. 2d and Walnut.

CLOTHING!

W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street QroTer & Miller, 81 Main Street. 'i COMMEBCIAL COLLEGE,

B. Qarrin & Owen, Principal, cor. 5th & il»io COMMISSION AND GRAIN E. B, Bryant

A Co.,

THOWPSON & LANGDON's Twin String Hoop Skirt 'and Plain Fanier at Tuell Ripley & Co*s. 29-dlw

1C'[

-li#

Lotkhb of Buckwheat cakes can leave their orders at C. I. Ripley's and be assured of getting a No.^,1 article of flour Tryit.

East Main Street.

Tuell,

W. S. Kyce 4 0o 77 Main

*3.

John t^anef & Go., First St., on Canal Basin. DENTISTS. -yy* L. H. Bartholomew, 167 Main street. lo O. O. Lincoln, 6th St., between Main and Ohio. J. Richardson,Ohio street, bet. Third and.4th,

DYE HOUSES.

H. F. Bainers. Alaia, between 6tti,and 7th Sts. ». Olaridge, No.!8 North 4th St.1' to

Wittig 4Co.. 170 Main street. Edsall fe C&, corner Fourth and-Main street Siucton 4 Walnuley, 111 Mbin Btreet. Cornelius A HaggertyK corner Sfain and Third

DRUGGISTS.

Ira Oroi^tr, Fourth street, opposite Market. Barr, unllck & Berry corner Mala and Fourth I. L. mhhan

Co.,

oorner Main and Sixth.

J. & H:A.m*li, corner Main and Third. FARMING IMPLEMENTS^ Jones ft Jones, east side Publlo Bquare. Lyne A Lawes, Main St., near corner 7thl-' GUNSMITH AND STINOIL OUTT.EB

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND OAFS. ... Joeeph O.Tatee, 146H&in street. Tf.. Westfall Brothers, 85 Main street. •,

HOTELS. .• Tv

Natlonal House, corner .Sixth and Main. Olark House, corner Ohio and First. Terre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Early House, Wait end Main street. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., Bast of 1th.

ICE DEALERS. J.

Jac»b Steian'hl, 68 Main Street.^ ,.i jf--Jacoh.Hay—Orders at Bippetoe'a. .4 ^,*:iNsuBANOfi'AGENTS.

Sfcott & Crane, Main street, east of Fifths JEWELLERS. 3. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. ,r John B. Freeman, 6 Warren'aBlock »7qua-

J0B

j0*&:

Yan oxsbn takes pleas

ure in announcing to lovers of the "Fine Arts" that she will givelessons in Oil and Pastil Painting, Wax Flowers, &c. Ac, Booms at fossner's Palace of MubIc Miss Yan,Hoesen has taken a thoyou course in the "Fine Arts," and is: fully qualified to give entire satisfacticjn to those wishing to aocomplish themselves in this direction. Please call and exam* ine her frofk at Kissner's Palace of Music, No. 48 Ohio etreet. flr *j i-Sil ff UL

Brysu, 115 Main Street.t -hMUSIC DEALERS.

J. & Llademann, 91 Main street. %s. Ir. Klisner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.' JaOHANIGIAN. A. Tlttman, 16 sooth4th St. opp. Post Office.

MILLINERY. I

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite. Post OJBcc. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. {19Y *j I wgTi Si. Buckell, Botfth Fonrth street.- SltlO® "'r-™

•r. H. Blddie, 161 Main street. PLUMBER.

nl[

Shryer & Co'e I irdtf.

RAILROAD AGElSfT.

'f&ifia'k. Tarner, at McSeen A Paddock's Mill REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hickcoz, Soott & Oo., 50 Ohio Street. Hsndtfch A Lnnge, corner Main and 4th streets.

ci,

RETAIL GROCERS.

.t Joseph Strong, 190 Stain street, SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Weisz, opposite Post Office.

STOVES AND TINWARE. a: Foster Smith, one door East of Hulmau's: 8. B. Henderson, Fonrth street, South of P. 0 Jamas B. Haggerty 1 Co., IS7 Main street.,.i

SEEDS AND IMPLfiMEN TS.? J. A. Foote, 66 Main itreat. t,\ UNDEBTAKER.

Isaac Ball, oomer Third ac.d Cfterry. M. W. O'Connell, Main Street.

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AMUSEMENTS.

SPALDING & MANNING'S

MINSTRELS!

I 3

J-^WITH

'THE

Excelsior Cornet Band!

20 EXTRA PERFORMERS

AT B0WLIMJ HALL!

Friday & Saturday Evenings,

November 6th & 7th.

ADMISSION 60 CENT3 Children 25 Cents Poors open at 7% o'clock. Commence at quarter te8o1oI«»cfc..iii s-t-i-tff- mih1- 3idlw n-1 mi

J, P. MoDONALD,

-^0«coA((or to A. A.

Abbold)

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tX^MSK: stataa f* Books, Magazines, Papers, Sf^ftitionery, &C., fescOfrica Lobbt

...Tbbki

NotIMIt

STOYiiS AND TINWARE. T^tHC Htm, Oct. IS, 1865. .Hating bought the entire $tock of Stores and Wares of W. Lockwood, I. am prepared to w«i« Jn all tint may ealf me »t the Old Stand, 171 M*in Street,- t^twwn Sixth and Seventh.

P. 8.. All kind* ot Job Work done In the best tcanner and wlt'Odi»p^tch. Pleasaglremea call. cctlMtf O.*. LOC7KWOOB.

LOOMUJGTQ^ ^UKSBRY. lTtk Tear. 400 Acm. owwkomw. The largest and best stock, 8,000,003 fralt and Ornamental fmi, Hedge naatt. Ora|e Ttaea, mit», Apple and other Hnrsery Stock,

Ptsrrr. Bolbe, Ac., of eboleset torts and shipping Sfcia, very low fcr

CASH.

thoea'-who would eaea taoaajr will at oace s«ad tae lei-aWwrrntortwoKaja OMatogoge.^

LOCAL NOTICES.

ftiysical Titallty cannot be atlained while tha digtitivs orgms !&ck ton* aad. aquodwu. IukottTe dlgortion «&cu Uw »bf«^ i^Mot MB, from crovra «f his b«at tb it* ioldi of hit feet. 1% is thft Oorsmnnor of Dj»-, yepaia, wiUl Ita isdiicribahla niserle^ and jevca prepares the wartewom dteoMani. We

from

axpwteaea, as w«|l «a tke anthoritr «f aliUb«ral-oin(l«l nedlcal practUion«rs, •oot a TolmaliMras array of tMUnfony ta it» U•or, Trhea we i»y ia]t that MISHLER'8 HERB BITTERS not only give taitaat raHaf to

ereiy

lrrcgnUrity of th« lystanr, ri-ln-

Tigormtea th. conatltutlon, ad rea»o»e8 Ihe different argaos of the body tp a hhallhy coiidtrion aadpropor action. Sold everywh&re. dVlw

WANTED.

WANTED, AGENTS—Mato ox Tl Female, who can earn irora SL to, 16» per woek at home. AU.liocda will be ronti^oto Agents, to be paid for when cold, and saiaplea sent tree. For lull particulars addceas, with stamp, J. N. B0TLAN, Detroit, Mich. ucvliietAwlt TTTANTED.-A MILCH

T» COW. Apply to oct Sldtf wit SAMtlKL'flf

Hardware

Store. 2 4-dtf

TX7ANTED—SCRAP IRO^.~ YY One hundrel tons of Scrap Iron wanted at the Pboenix Foundry, corner of 9 and Khrie 8 reets. M0BLFRE8H, DEN0LKB4 00 octl6d2m ...

FOR SALE.

T^OR SALE—Two Lots, twenty--1. four by aeyenty-four feet each, fcontlog Sixth, on« square North of the Denilng b^ck. Main atreet. Also, a corner lot, rftreoty-flye by one hundred and seventy one, well set with choke fraltand shade trees. Location, one of ihelxat io the city. J. O. JOHES. 27dtfw2t. •.

T?OE X1 Bni

SALE.—One double-Seat Baggy. Price $160, .A Horse will te taken In pari payment. One Building Lot, in Jew ett'a Addition, orpoaite Turner'* Bow. Price 5350. One br ildiBg lot, on'South 3Iarket street, near School Hoose. Price 8375. Apply at cor n«r Second and Walnut Btrests. 27-lwwlt A. J. WELCp.

Jouraal Copy.]

FWhite-Faced

)E SALE—CHOICE FOWLS. Spanish Light Braroa's, very large Oolden Hamburg*, at F. liOLMAN'd, actl9dw3w l}§ mile north from the city.

17ARM TO TRADE FOR CATX. TLB OB HORSES-—Eighty acres

Vf.

Daily Express Office.

FOR

F—Situated

DRY GOODS. &Co., corner 6th and ttaln street 0oM 77 Main street.

-OF-

NEW GOOD$j

Ladies Fui¥ihd -, Fur Band Hoods!

"'.atf

PKiNTERf' ^r". 1

Gents' Fur Collars, I! Caps and Gloves Ladies Furs from $4 to $125

per set .*

SPLENDID STOCK oret«m

HATS, CAPS, FURS, GLOVES,

ivHHl infill -fcA8^te||^®0.| d,

FURNISHING GOODS!

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131

METROPOLITAN

Hat, Cap and. Fur.St^re, is*j

DOWD & SLATE. •'i ,c-'3 rm iakomx *jr

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NatrSiia^Saleratu^!

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WORD

WITH YOU rtH's) ,s»il

TBKAP IS the staff of life—yonr molt lmporJ5 tant article ol diet. The hAtlth

JCall^lygely^fe^lt^^

LIGHT ASD WHOLESOME.

Would yon ha. 7« it

"ia 1

NATRONA SALEEATUS. IT 13 ABSOLUTELY Whiter tUt»tt iaaw Bread alway* light, wbitv ao4 lua'tifat. Ta^fii a frotipit b*me to yonx wife 'to-oijhi, wfTl b» ci -o deUs:bte4 wil)i fv

DRY COOPS. .JniM

y.i

arerj

sufferer, bot sifordii tbe mesas for a qnldki etfeotaal and ptrmaneot coreof aUdiWasta arising froa dlaard»red storaacb, liver, *c. It comptotdyportflM tb^blood, clsmsei tbssetorationt, correct*

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General Order No. 1. m*

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Low Prices for the Vail 1168.

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vi-mMA

vtrtiurffy

Fall Stock now opening

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SALE—A Fine two-story Frame Swelling House—eight rooms, faa, slate roof, two cisterns and well, stable, carnage house, and good fruit, Lot 160 ftet front bf 300 feet Ufep. Will bs sold aheap. Apply to sl6dtf P. M. DO^UKL^Y.

)R SALE.—ffOUSE and LOT corher of 12th and Eagle strpets contains Are rooms, well, cistern, cellar, and sup plied with all kinds ol shrubbery. Eoqulrt 00 thepremLes- jolld|ai^

R.A. ARNAUD.

SSTJI

I3D

Orrios— Corner of Main aud firth, over the National State Bank. BrsrDENCB—Chestnut St*, between "th a ml21y1 TfiBRU HAUTE. IND.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FRESH STOC

vi.

itrjBets, nd 7th.

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t. Wat a 4iax» M» *0»si

DME88 GOQDSt

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NOTIONS!

'"3.JPBIMMINGSt

DOMMSlfctiS!

FLANNELS!

TICKS I

tea* «tn 1c

STBtPHttif m*

as isawaaf

64 shET ».,ts4* 4.:ih i.

Land

sltuatid in Orawford County, UiBsouri, Well adapted to Stock ralBlnir, having tlrrce springs of living water on it looation healthy, lie above land will be exchanged for Horses or Catilt, or sold low for cash. Gall oa

cmii JtCfvt

Also a large and wall aMorted 8t0ck^0,f

QC j»ll kinds'

a an a a

if "i e-f»ja -fi ^tri iaaBl fjn

OIL, CLOTHE

int

Wall and Wlmls* Fspets,

Looking Giasais, jv* fik itt±r

W a

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a f:.. -. a W"j«-ti '-'fl

REMEMBER .twoitaiktf I*» .sswfO 14: a

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LOW PRICES

•0 Is the order for theFall

..1^.. .. ...Infl* uvi/v ciUci fj it^ld Jt 'I uB«-v W 8. BTCE IWI.'S

DRY GOODS.

sfflo

Gloves of all kinds, Buck,

Sheep• Kid, Dog-skin, arid

Wool!

SKT

|Th« cheapest plies !d the Oltjto ba? your

a'Kitxti.

sit

ftVHuV

Is at thet I

-it&e'.Sj

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19Si Main Street.

S, Ladies Furs clean

ed, repaired and altered

into the latest stylesk at

-ii^A weM A

iiH.A

Bayers of Soda thonld try our-.

Hi tin, lau

NITRONA

Bi-Carl)aaate "^f. ,.Suda.

W^jnisrantee it not onl £»r«op^titft tO:«ay olhAmerican make, bat'BTeri part rtat tht beet Msv^astle or English Soda

Ii vaitoricTPKei£ ax *bk

PENNSYLVANIA

SALT MAMfACTU C0.,

Flttsbnrgh, Pa.

au8deodly

QHBAF ifrrxn all

a!74tm Btoonlngton, McLean Oo.| III.

ItLLlxLNKRy. |g.|:,va

Itlada of MiUinecr floods sold at 0081 daring the Winter months, at Mm. M. H. AWottV, Ite tha Port OBoe. OecMdtf*

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Htjw.'.s-itt# fas »nH$saiU WoB

WEDNESDAY, SEP, 30th,

•Sitiii If olti •&•»*> ,* fam* aiT

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!l--i4v 'esjBtMO a XCBSMfefcM I ,1 7#Zt

booM

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t.:.-i! -t] tot k.-.55 oal awatill

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til usisfn

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HOT1

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IRISH POPLESS

S«s«rt

0^ v.•OSOT3

lit*'*mi'K

Tftisn ase only

I* (ft

r»

Manchester Poplins,

yonr

Granite PopUog,

.«*! sa^i»M tewf^i*

Eppetow^AlPipaiS,

}y.- vm rgzdt

f. ,f 1.

ts„

JH-ti

c? te eessrda if

Lustres, London Serges,

f--

iv*h

in Hi*.,

Merino's, Toiled^Venice

W incey st Empr's Cloth,

••It

USB

Delaines, Baretz,

And everything in, the Way of

handsome d? 1- «i -vim

ri zc fbm*

DKE8S: GOODS.

TVELL, B1PLXY XJO.,

Ooatn

fifth and Mjriai