Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 November 1868 — Page 2

DAILY liXPgESS

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I, i. »»***¥, WW hy *%olak let tho carpet-baggers fflone forr the fntnrA Tha idea that jut AaMxicaiL 1 ^»nm from g^ve G&AJrr 129,570 8ETvj&tej^^ldjag did not stnokd ^ell

strong for a division of the Siaw of New

Maxoe Hoffman, of New York, was serenaded at Albany, Monday evening, and in responding he very facetiously advised his Eepublican friends that, inas» much as thoy bad beep,.defeated by about thirty thousand majority, it would be best for them gracefully to accept the result. It bad been the custom of Democrats many times in the past.

The New Orleans .mp^Mcan (R^r.l cm. cal) justifies Bousseau in bis late course, De.^^ %J^ on the ground that bad not tbe polls!

'T-'vi

-Ta«4iTew York

Suri,

which" pTay now

bo accepted ,as a Union paper, is strendouslypu?hin^~MAKToK Mabblk, editor of theTFoWd, for the mayoralty of New York, on the grourid'that the spoils henceforth should be given to the men who do tho work, and that of these the journalists of the country are entitled to the lion'9 sharers being the busy bees of the political hive. Certainly the Republicans of New York have aright to choose their evil, and the Republican journals could establish no more comfortable precedent t-h^n—Mfj-Dana.8 present theorem."

Impeachment of. GoTeraor Beed. The attempt-to impeach Gov. Reed, of Florida, spring# outr'of a split- iti the Republican party in that State. One faction is led bj-Joyernor Beed and the

the New York

as even a newspaper man ''FU'S

mmrnmmmmmmmmmm

Boston Democrat

Tax Jfew York TForfcf admiflistars all

rrnftj»«fan

M0TTBj

foes,

king of all the arms tax-collectors and retT

enue parasites into the horse-ponds, rivers,

andJUfiXbori of th# country.'

*i*b

T^f'iFeW Yorfe: Democrat .deolares, as I

Th* black Swarm of Maryland has, after many influential efforts, bbtalaed a Erriall reward for hia treachery in having I betrayed^the WAiTlwd MofbiHsts.* He has been elected^ to the tower Loose of| Congress. He is'not, however, certain, by any meajlB, c? admittance. His rebel I record is ugly, and may prove 2 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

other by Lie'utenant Governor GleasoS, I in the "fact that the victory was so decisENlgh it of I

emhns and pthorK' 'Eh'e correspondon

Times

calls the lat

ter "hair-braisted extremists, who care fe^aothing but personal gain but such a judgment is to be' received with many grains ot allowance. The same correspondent puffs Governor Re?d as an able journalist from Wisconsin, a roan of intellect, ability, &c., and attempts to disparage Gleason, saying that he was formerly a lumberman of Wisconsin, "a

would be doing £s^b better service "on bis plantation on Indian river, catching terrapins." We don't know why a lumber-

writes to a Chi

cago paper of his ilk, deioribing how Connecticut was redeemed by the Bepublicans. He says the fine majority rolled up for

English

last spring has been whit

free

country 'I The writer wind*' tfjy as^CbU lows: "Jn this way Connecticut has teen 'redeemed.' There is one consolation—it

SpSrSS"We do not believe fEat Connecticut will soon "sink back," but if it does it will be into "perdition" sure enough.

vyabhinqton dispatches represent that General GaAinrtswitfnties to' WVTg^ orously beset by anxious office-seekers, and he is putting into practical use tbe "strong horse semap" .attributed toiALia, by directing bis private secretary to commit to the flatnee the, afibctiooata epistles of these 'Would-be self-eacrifioing patrioW It ir stated by one correspondent that among these letters ''was one from a postmaster in Minnesota, who says that he had remained neutral during the campaign, because he believed that Grant was neutral,but that the October elections had opened his eyKJ and he pulled"off his coat, went to work, and carried his town for the Republican ticket. He now fceks' that tbe President elect, may continue him in tbe pdstoffioe for the next four years."

This is even a better joke than that practiced by "Kasbt" on the night following the election. T&e official of "Confedrit X. Roads" telegraphed the victorious ohiefUta bis resignation as Postmaster, ana announced that he had gone into the grocery

ia eTithmt til8t

these over anxiowroffic^^ elude before they get through, that the* "grocery businees" is the panic*!** for wjrfctfifaefww iatrade^

to Setmodb dtapl the nt-

nfiye^attlady wffiadmituf, whan It says UHK^fo Presidency with an adverse thwsrt hint would have been a cramped and fettered position, fall of

Jen so.

55,812 Claflin, 122,732j

le late campaign,aaSfJO.*. 813 58,335, Grant's majority, 72,708 Claf-

xfirffe,' 639T.. Forty

York*) that the rural districts may. not 1 hotm &, tt« Legislature wUl be overslaughed by tho„C?rrnpt votes of itahd M4 Bepi^fcang and 16 Democrats, the city' an! Suburb,^ better way It is understood that the prohibitory 1'iwould be to prevent tlw^awS^ apd- Pf?" liquor law has a large majority in ita "serve £be state as it is. sjewwm I favor.

X&mtzsu

nswitS

Adamb,

towns remain

to be heard from, which will increase Grant's majority to about 75,000. The

Ifce light Moar SjStCM

Samttjcl Caet did that unless the next The Superintendent of one of the most Congress should tax the bonds it will go important government works in New for

"the repudiation*/ the debt, the tomb-

England writes to the Secretary of War

in regard to the practical working of the

eight-hour system

He says that in so

StaUi. lit iring ieitaUrt. Utu

Maine

ten gin. entirely over »the Demecra- &~^£3SZ=A£'StSZ*. cv and had not the Republicans refused I Mkh....Z»chariali Chandter-ABepnbUcan

2^— I BK^S^saBSztSSSSS

frf^terlffe" streets of tfiat .toWh" would have been rivers^f fcWod,5aifol the city would have probably gone conflagration. Glorious Democracy that rule all or ruin alM

far as it was designed to secure better in-j been arrested Wr robSiog^the mails, tellectual culture of the mechanics by I The farmers of Bourbon and Harrih giving them opportunity for study, it is a I son counties, Kentucky, ^e

eJn-uL...*

at ovei^honrs, and thus make from $2 to I

$3 per day besides what government

man may not be an honest man as well [advice was totally disregarded. The llink intended to bind together the AttPS'fM H. :'i great body of sound conservative men I lantic and Facifis shores," and adds that not bound in party chains, whose alliance I the "oementatiofi," between the shors alwas indispensable to success, were alien- lluded to above, "under the auspices of the ated and disgusted from the outset, and

no concession was made in any form to Secure their co-operation. No party in the wantonness of unlimited power ever trifled more pitifully with a great opportunity than did the leaders of the oppo* sition in that critical hour. The platform was made odious to every unprejudiced man desirous of maintaining unsullied the national honor and the ticket was

tled all to pieces, atid a large majority for Qbaitt substituted therefor, fie explains how it was done. The last Legislature, whioh was Republican, passed encumbered with a load which no sagac

..... -... _, ious politician, however unprincipled. laws committing several, ^outrages ou thel

wouj,j

Democaacy.'' One was, reetrictiug each I contest. It needed no prophetical in-1 Democrat so that he oould vote

bnt once

a second "outrage" WW the grevfptioi^ of Whittixb is ,tha poet of this, class of

Democratic aliens bboa^voting ''at all, at all." This was too bad. Why should those gentlemen from Cork, who landed in America last snmmer, be prevented from voting for "Saymou* and Blare" .as often as they lilted 1 Is this not a

j,ava willingly assumed in such a

Ispiration to tore tell the result."

Seymourners: Of all the sad words of tongues or pea, The saddest are these—It might har* been!.''

The worst of it all is, that the Influential organs of the party show no disposition to profit by this last of a series of defeats. The

World

dig^h| ig^°pa*

pays them. Only two or three do any-1 ^h0ld in Charlottesville in a few thing more than before in the way of I ^ajB study and reading, while the majority 1

spend their extra time in useless loafing, ^^ile oat hunting,^ ^is invariably acquiring habits that make gUn' while cA borseback iod vrais thrown them leas steady and trustworthy as work-1 and killed last Friday. men. The experinents made under the 1 The Louisville & Nashville Railroad eigh -b.arl..i«etb.rg.v..»m«.. .h(»p. have been equally unsatisfactory.

buUry companies.

I- n.»e. of

the United States Senators whose terms I ^c^ow h^r band, upen the editor with the

of oflBce expire on March 4, names of their successors, so far as chosen. (Democrats italic.)

Dmocrat

N Edwin P. Morgan A Bepublican Ohio.....Benj.

Wade

Pent!

......Alia* Q. Thurtum

...Vhot. B. Ruckalew

A Republican

E. I. Wm. Spragne. Wa. gpragne Tenn

....Drnid T. Patter km

the Canton (Miss)

Senator*.

Morr.ll —.aRepublican

Keh Thomu W. Tipton A B«pabUc&n Nevada. Wm. M. Stewart A BepubUcan N.J F. T. FreeliDghuyien.jl

W. G. Brownlow

Vt....„..George P. Xdmunds...Geo. T. Kdmunds W. Va..Peter U. Van Winkle..A Bepabllcan Wis

James B. Doolittie

A Bepublican

Incorrigible.

The New York

the organ of the respectable Democracy Brick Pomebot

World

but tfie

says "the Democratic

party is a great and growing organization. Although its recent defeat is a subject of regret it affords no ground for dUoouts&enent.""" It is perfectly obvious that new tactics are necessary, or the party will continue a hopeless minority, yet tbe

World

and its satelites seem un-

Conscious of this handwriting on tAe wall. Democracy is likely to still more out Bourbon the Bourbons. "Bthbiax is joined to his idols let him alone."

Dcad ih Halt ak Hotna—About thirty minutes is a limit of an ordinary perfum's life. After that time has elapsed the effluvium iBnauseous,but

Phaloh'b

"FLOE

DE MAYO," the new perfume for the handkerchief, lasts forever, and, like tbe

From O. F. J. CoUnern, Doctor of Dm-1

ial Surgery, Newark, N.J.

The popular Dentifrice known as Sozo* Pont, besides being a very pleasant addition to tbe toilet, contains ingredients used according to the directions, prove of the greatest utility to the ioouth and teeth.

(bat, if jfQI pro

Maokolxa Wat**.—Superier to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. dwlw

Whkn wi Know or a* Ajoxc&s that is truly what its label represents ire take pleasure in recommending it to the public. We heve &ith ia Palmer's Lo don, and advise all aofieriag witMflf form of skin dise^e, to give It a triaL—

Yevow ItamUe.

dwltr

MtNM&niNK*

OLEAl TGS. tikjJLgi

A magpie was Snelling. Minnesota baa reeen^been dreoc with heavy rains."

The St. Charles Hotel,k was opened on the 4th iiwt-" The of a tavival of-tha- cotton tax

Business is Mian# Ga., and cotton is coming in freely. The First Presbyterian Church, of Atlanta, Ga., is to have a magnificent or-

Albert G. ftuffifi ws known person in Macon, killed.

Old Kilai^ea,

heig4®I?50Pl66t*

by some uii^ recently, and

Willie GabM^rfcboy.iBfaotftnd a negro neat Shelbyville Tenn., cursed his mother.

and killed who

Major Charles L. Carrington has been re-elected President of the James River & Kanawha Canal^CJopipany.

H. C. Eastwood, formerly Postmaster

Sneedville, J)Lxop county, Tenn., has

Mf Johngon) cf

delive"ng

Mq..

Cburch^^th, of Virginia,

Louisa County,

The demand for seed cane in Louisiana indicates a disposition on tbe part of the pi an teri to pot |#e next year tSNfe tbey dif tbis.^ Iw lis

Mrs. Wm. Duke, a young wife, near Notasulga, Ala, was straneled by some unknown person recently, under the most mysterious circumstances.

Two ladies were locked up in a Charleston (S. C.) cemetery by the unconscious, t?r" ribly frightened when r'eteaSea.

The teachers' Institute for Howard county, Ind.» wlU be heM at the Normal school house, it. Kokomo, to cammence on Monday, November 16, and continue five days.

Conductor: Daniel "Elliott, of Galeieburg/Ill., oii the Lewiston branch of the P. &

Journal of Commerce

caters to the vilest scum

of the party the

aims to suit all

^Jimrnal

is as dignified as it is

conservative. It is as much interested in the financial welfare of the country as in the success of its party. In the last campaign tbe position made it an almost outand«out Grant paper- In discussing the result of the election, it gives Blair a farewell shot by saying: "The silly predictions that the new President, when fairly inaugurated, will struggle to array himself in imperial robes, and to assume a lifelong lease of despotic power, are unworthy of notice." It finds consolation

Two physicians came.to blows at Howard, Ind., the other day, in a dispute over a patient, the question being which one was called to attend him. When doctors disagree who shall decide? In this instance the City Marshal rendeiod the decision. and one ot the doctors retiroi. .. "TV

ire that there is no excuse for contesting the election. As to what might have been, it saysi ifr* "It was clear to all intelligent observera, not blinded on either side by partisan prejudice, that the people of the country at the beginning of the year were somewhat, tired of the overbearing insolence of the radical portion of the dominant party, and were ready to assist in any reasonable effort to effect a diversion in favor d( a more conservative administration. We pointed this out tooths opposi- lithe little, boy disappeared some four years tion before the July convention, and in-1 since, and baa not been heard of. It is dicated clearly the principles upon which I claimed by Strait that the boy is in Ohio, a campaign could be successfully con-1 ducted under the auspices of the Demo- 1 The Quincy (III.)

A festive* youth living near Rangers Landing, on Greon river, Ky., appropriated a pair of^nM -belonging to another, and wore them to a party a few nights ago. Tbe owner was present and recgnized amirel, compelledi tbe 'wearer to doffthem on the spot.

Henry C. Strait and wife were arrested [on Saturday last on a benou warrant from the Boyd(Ky.) Circuit Court, charged with tbe murdpr of' a little boy, the son of Strait by his first wife. It is said that

cratic party. It is little to say that our I railroad bridge in that city, "the great

Herald

jBridge Company, aided by tbe enterprise, energy and industry of tbe people of our city, has been most handsomely parfermed." .•

$iif -i»n-

rsiC'i'.l

^pEMSONAX

Five thousand copies of Horace t^ree-1 ley's Life have been sold within the last I twenty day*.

Frank Blair, Wade Hampton and Genm) Ppoatnn ftra Pniitinfl tT,

eral Preston are cousins. A Young American governess this month becomes Countess of Reisache and Frauenstein.

There is said to be little doubt but Andrew JolHi^ WniWn^inaterfbr Governor by the Tennesse Democrats.

Some of Mr. Bright's constituents have requested him to use his influence for "tbe expulsion of the Jesuits from England. Mr, Bright declines.

Mr. John Quincy Adatns was a candidate for Representative from Quincy as well as for Govenor of Massachusetts, and was defeated in both, instances.

Prince Charles of Roumania has asked in marriage the band: of the Prices Thyra, third daughter of the Kingpof Don mark, and has bee^ accepted. The Princess has jost entered oa her twelth year, aad it is not proposed that the mar. riage shall be celebrated until sbe is eev'en teen, Charles his along time to wait

A ludicrous incident was reported to have ocbured atthepolls at Quincy, Mass. The Hon. Gh&rles Frauds Adams deposited* written ballot. A lew minutes afterward he retorted and stated that by

bouquet of the rarest wines grows molt I mistake he had (Sut a receipted bill into and more delicate. Sold yb all druggttti. I

Democratic SUte ticket,

Whan Horatio Saymour atarted out un his stumping expedition the New York

World

ml «i hlgb glee, declaring that "one blaat from Seymour's bugle-horn would be worth a thousand men." We thought theft that this was all: gammon, but we now incline to believe it, only the thousand men were for Grant. Indiana increased her -msjourity ten-fould, and Pennsylvania about one hundred per cent. Chicago did.feovter than anybody eapected it would. Everywhere in the track of Horatio's special tram followed large Republioaa gaina. We quite agree with tha New York

Timet

The lagaage of nature and experience dec^strates lhat|»hoever would enjoy

th^^ls^ap

scape

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the joys of companionship,

of Hterajtirej Or the honors of station and renown,

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Railroad, while standing on a

cattle pen, was knocked off by a passing train, and his body cut in two. The crowning statue for the Gettysburg national cemetery monument, jmt arrived, is a twelve feet high goddess of liberty, weighing 14,000 pounds, and cut by Randolph Rogers injtaly.

Major Drewry, of Wfutover, Virginia, captured a fine stag on Tuesday while attempting to swim the river near his wharf. The animal was pursued in'a small row-boat, and brought safely to shbre^ff

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•«"Lefaucher'gBreec"a-iinitng ahot San also Tittman's Breech and Slnzxle Loader made to order from new or old materials. wGeneral B?palrlng Promptly Attended

STOViiS AND TIHWABE. TeiseHaotc, Oct. 12, 18(18. HaTinR bonght the satire Stock or Stoves and Wares of V7. Lockwood, I am prepared to wait on all that may call on me tha Uld Stud, 171 Slain 8trsef, between Sixth and Seventh.

P. 3. All kinds of Job Work done in the beat manner and witq dispatch. Please give me a call. octl5dtf Q. S. LOCKWOOO.

JJEMOYAL.

RAILROAD AG EN cif

I hare moved my office to HcKeec a Paddo«k*s XiU, whan 1 would be pleased to no ay old friends and customers.

Through receipts giren oa shipments of prodaee to all Eastern Cities. AU Bail, and Bail ani Water rates as low, sad time as quick »nd competing Unas. Orahl in tralk shipped to Hew Hngland towns without chance of cars. aprmdtf wW8-TUB1TO»A«t-

Till You wish to know how Fortunes are made and lost in a day how Shrewd Hen are rained in Wall Street how ^'Countrymen" are swindled by Sharpers how Ministers and Merchants are Blackmailed how Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are Managed how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are conducted how Stock Companies Originate and how the Bubbles Burst9 read this wOtk. It tolls you about the mysteries of New 1 ork, and contains Biogradhical Sketches of its noted Millionaires, Merchants, Ac. Alvge Octavo Vol 120pagts Finely Ithutratid. The largeet commission given. Our 32-page circular and $5 Greenback sent Free on application. For full particulars and terms, address the Publishers,

iKiuHiai

FOB IOVX0

the

HAK8 OHXBTUV AIDIB8I5, Lit ing Story Tsilar, wffl find asw to the Bivsasioa. The aew Tataaw brgiaa^w. 18C9, and will be brighter aa« ftaHr tttt seer. apusa»i» ••!!.

MTevitl fire t» erery nbsasAer Ibr ISO whe •end* 18,80 (the regular prlos) tflreoctiy tows, a oafyer the alegMt Ok«M^ .MM 4CACK MUMti^ .a-

As-. £i?« Haaar Ik

reproduced i» rick csbn

tf*r mm,

Mmm

Ac.

WIWOMAH

Talis, Vssatr, Sketchis,

100

Prominent and Sellable Feature.

The BUBAL is not a MONTHLY of only 12 i'snos a year, but a Large and Be»utiful

WEEKLT of

doubling its _tise,

Numbers! In nearly

its Price is

sot increased I i. 1 Whether located in Country, Tillage or City, Ton, YOUR FAMILY, and NEIGHBOBS. WANT THE BUBAL—for it unequaled in VALUE, PURITY and VAHIETY or COXT£Hts, and

ins

WA,T80^llLlSf_»MB.'^

TERMS OF TOl.. XX, FOB 1869: SINGLE COPY, $3 a Tear Five copies, $14 8even for 819 Ten for 825, Ac,, with f«e copies or premiums to lUubAgeDts Now is tbe Time to Subscribe and form Clubs! Liberal indncemenlB t# local Clu bAfrshts, bnt no traveling canvassers Bpacimens.Shpw Bills 4c., sent free—employed. or, tbe 13 numberarf this Quarter, (Oct. to Jsa.,) on trial, or as specimehs, for oRtr FIFTY CENTS P. O. Money Orders, Dralts and Bss'-tered Letters at onr risk.

Address D.D. T.MOORE, 41 Park Bow. Ne* York, or Bachester, a. T.

WHAT LKADINfi~joUBNAliS 8AI.1I Thf. BUBAL Kew-Yoekib will henceforth be published simnU*nf ously here and at Bochester. its Jiditor, Mr. D. D. T. MOORE, late Mayor of Bo hesur. has been nearly tw*nty years at its head, and has surrounded himself by a very able Corps of Assistants and Contributors. Be has done a noble work for Agriculture in the West, and is now rapidly enlarging the field of his use-

falnasE.-jy. r. Daiiy Tribune.

«u» WAHfiR

Blreet'a Knbber si er Stripe, applied to the 1 center of .doors ud windows.,

Anybody Cans Books almost atiywhefe.

I S^ltTOU)*

I i»n

Our Agent in Hartford fold eight]/

in one

rfuf/,- one Agent i: N. J., sold 327 in 15 day6 one Agent in Mass., sold 250 in one week one Agent in Conn., sold 304 in one wee*. NoXotipublished

FIRST CLASS

a a

FOB

ABTHVB'S HOME MAGAZINE 82 a ftar OXCB A MONTH #2 a year This is a New Magazine embracing the more pop nlar futures of "The Atlantic" and "Uviug Age.'

THE CHILDBEKS HOUB $1,85 a year,

aar*

All cf tnese Masasine* $4. •V Arpesimen of either, 19 cents. Addre?s T. S. ARTH0B SONS,

Philadelphia, Pa.

rstHE Great Near York Agricultural, J. HsrtiealtnrSl and Family Sews, paper. The Rust AX AXKRICAIT. pubUshed in the city of New *ork, ii the LABGE9T and MOST SLKOANT Paper of its class in the United States. Prioe #i,6«aye»r .0copies S 12,60 20 copies 820, or only oke dolus a year I Kvery ^taaihwtaohibswr t«Mf, it fl.M, will receiro frewpneksg# of KABLV BOSK POTATOES, sellin at $4'i per bbl.. MS* PACT, worth »1^6. The Bueal America* Is everywhere admitted to bs the BKST, OHBAPEJT, and the most PfiACriOAL fmners' and

frnit-grownrs'

PerHtansnc/

to hw publi

cations. Ciub^Aeents wanted ev«n where, mho are paid a very liberal compensatiott. S«apws of paper, blank subscription lists, 4c, rree. ADdreM T. B. MINSK, Hew Brunswick, New Jerssy. HI AMI MAJTOOOI—Nothing so ImporOLVUII. tant. Send two stamps for sealed

s?ai^isr^s,srBac

above sH others in hisi

tHsHfty aaB is my Mats.

I or ic« oar

wast a trst-olass fa this eoaaty, t#l»

Addrsss, tarn rwrhSK .paxtfi KB O

Cleveland, Ohio. WAMTEP-AM A0EHT in e«AJtoWB, •W to take the Age

anything ever ot&red to Agents. From I»* to I Tweaty-five Dollars per day cart b» mads. Send for -agents' circular. First wllo Ifjply Seonti a 1 bargUq. J. B. BBADflTWOCT CO.. Barton, Masi.

Maine. 4A nilA lantTS WAWRD la aU parts of IWiUWU tkaVsMsi States, ttfSMl our tawaeass list o( 1,000 dlillkren* BOOKS, IIUH ABB PHOTOGBAPH AiBCMS, ST*ry fcmily vaats soraething from lt.

Catalocues

Abated

tmaHtA-bm

an av»Ueatlon, sa4

Books sent pcst-paid »o «ay address on raoslptof price. Canvassing books coatalnlaf tha list, with prices, together with blank sheets and printed heading for enrolling a ltst of iaiiass, seat tree to any addrscs on

and other information, audrsss JOM I. rOTTEB a CO., Publishers, Kos. 814 aad 617 Seacom street, PfclladeijMa, *a. ..',1,...:,.

INSURANCE CO LIU *.

FIRE AJTD lalFS,

INSURANCE

ast'

.a Juiii ,5 —iear"

r.T&l

The following 01d and BeliaMs Oempaaiss Bepieseuted. i0 pa

Mlrehante Firs Bit:

con.,

IVorlhAmericsnFireIw.00.

jCorn Exchange flirt

a®.-- ot

Lumbermans fire Ins. Co.,

Buckeye HrelmttranceCo.1 CLBTHtAVSl 0HTa ^r«.

Applications takes and Pollcki lisaad in sfiy ot tile above naqied Companies In lowest cturent rates. Abo, aXAL: ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.

Apply

M. A. 6lBAifB,

benoral Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

Ol^VIQjl* "-r

Torre

Offlo* Iff©

Old Stand of Dit. Bust

•it kt

.1 MsbSfc People's

and

EJ PA^T CH,

H. u. fix.oo'srjMfNMt

settled st ttls iffestqr.

no M. A.

ri* itowe.

From New Tork, Boston aasd total asMMI poUln.

f|wy

BAENIKLS. .SIN? 1

Merobwtt Tailor, aa MAINBTMET,

Over Station Walmde^s Dnf ebodx*#*

^Tonld resp»cuuUy call the attsntlon Of th* sens of Terre Haute, and ttkS ptbno I»| tbat he has rented Tooms abote Saxton* toy's Dry Goods store, for the purpose of carrying

Merchant VUfilvtafs "He keeps always on -haad- a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF GAS8IMEBES, VEST1NOS, CLOTHS, *0.,«nd4sJ*adjUsiakeitupIn The LatMt style and oa Bkart Ballet and on v»ry Reasonable Terass. HsrilfjH Mjk rents to pay, he process to rt» a» to osdtr, whether the g»odsb« inrnishsd by him or Everything in his linf cheaper

EFVEBTJEfWIBSir

OvnsnDrsnssu, OOBBSHbuimrsr, Cuus Sick ILusAcn,

paper in this

country. Its editor-In-chiof is an old farmer and fruit-grower of FORTY YEABS' experience I— Th?publication of OUs paper jwas removed in June last from-Utica, S. T., to New Tom tni, and the Editorial and Bosintss Ones ts Hsw Batmawics, N. J., (near New Tork,! where its propristor owns a tarm within the city limits, oi 182 acres, worth *60,00^) and also has a large cash capital to ensure

onus Crrazs OeassPcJ*,

SfgTKi

APEBIESC

HfETHINO NEW

A S

44** cY vt-'-:.

YORK TEA STORE!

143 Main Street,

IsSyea* IMw Ml lle*iw»)!

SSl'T

oMr, to jfixao uc worta ta. .nithe OepKa'itfRbMjMatty*3, jif'jalt, Intti or—t .• dwrof»Ss«i#««f HUBI

23 eta. Frospect*

JDTl. WHITTIEB, wr.

Bt. mem

*mi

ianm

YirBd trsata confiilantlaHy aU Mtoh, tateiW *t« and ion* standi** eoapMato, fab- I lisheta punphlMvikhahotulbi yeung ma« la Awtrio^ ttonts ererywhete..

fi-

...

saVtwibMe I •ys&^!ntoJus|o«» aad Kxoitement Sabmerged

:,js ..i

[Tea, Ooffee and Sugar

QasCUos oa th# Bampage'.l

t: 'i®"5

Teas are selling at the New York Tea Store, 143 \Ma4n Street, opposite Hulfrom 80 Cents all the way up to $2.00,

.v, -av*

and I

ta» safe ta#iyoal I

'*$

.'-'-jifa v*

lr-- 8 -*d S«W

recsint of fiOsaats. self^n lOO to 1,000 of these I aywhefe. nr tsnas to acents

,t sdi -46'"^#-

IMPERIAL TEA fr«a»Csats, fl.09, 1.85, 1.50, l.TS and 2.00. kftl

+v1

TEAS

76 cents, »100, 1.25,

150 and 1.75.

avnpeiwder and Toang Hyson, 70 cents, $1.25 np to 88.00 a Pound.

•a-F

rff 'r-T k4

i? t. JK:

uj i' .-i -IhWratfrtW V". ... Crowds are visiting this leantlfnl

Tea!" Emporium

•|,JEKWOWMS..«I

fttdM. hr*

pvtff boar is the and with common consent proBvttxlCt it

UNBIYALED IN THE WEST

%n •J

ln Its Arrangements and Beauty of Decorations.

id cao^j

I) i. is

as -aw

(I -b tiki lo iot&>

iTSK HON. ANSON BUBLINGAME,

Za ohargeof the Ohiaaso Embassy, has been inviaad will no donbt visit this beautiful Tea with bis Chinese dignitaries before they retfaifcs Celestial Kmpire. •1,1 *v,7

E. TUTTLE, Agent.

FRESH STOCK

ifStffSVu aisl.i'

-0T- 94.%.

jNP^GOODS! Ladies Furs and I' For Band Hoods!

,li

Gents' Fur Collars, Caps and Gloves!

tailes furs from to $125 per set!

SPLENDID STOCK OF GLOVES

Gloves ot all kinds. Buck, Mid, Dog-skin, and r**

Th^chmpMt pUc« io the City to

I P,

rthM

Cuttitu dans and warranted to fli. patronage solicitad. angSMtC

,®A

XFFEUVieaEBT 81LTZIB UBiW Li a gentle and cooling Uathartk) or medicine,* athsferaot a take and is xssosssssadsi .. Physicians te the aonntry as»ssast r^attts sad effectual resnedy.

ir fsttathrs l«isssnt to ir as kstt raif attts aar

i.A-3

vmmsS^MraueB,

fipm -Ccass ponss Jamrascst

It is a most efficient Children whose-sSniiactS ary pezgetirembdlciKk tssthnonisir,- and as hsalth»kiwisyitffcb»s 1»»S this most wondertnt mtgttf

farm'

J- r. -t fj

.V.

buy

your"

CAPS, FUSS, «L«VBS

AND

WVBmSHING GOODS! AlKlf: -i

Is at the

9**/.••***:

afx Ca^ 'and Fur Store,

lOS Main Street.

fii

iae

POWD & SLATE

8. Ladies Furs clean

ed, rewired and altered into the latest styles, at thurt notice.

•fa.

QEED

WANTED!

WKWANT^'_,

•uu 1,600 Bsshels Flax Seed!

fiiUa. •i,./»•».* We

WS WANT *60 Bushels Clover Seed

WANT ^•diAiMkm 800 Bushels Timothy Seed!

Itfjt-w,

'What

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SKKD SK8D TO

fABMEBS HAVING ANT BELL

CALL AND SEE US I

CtauaXEafrMsHaAMMK, WsmXi im OWst taint,

OK HAND,

WRITE TO US

MERCHANT TAILORING

MERCHANT

voAmb

"sJLv

zi&Onii j,\

will Pay Cash

FOB

w© Buy.

Implements, BUI HAUTE. IND. xwu «aw».

TJIIL0R1JY04

•tilrtV:

ek'M

TB1COTB, U'Kr

OT£B€OATIMCUi,

\at145 IMTaiii Street, jij ,tfl :h'

-AND-

§pr

vlk f- «r 2

J. WALMSMEY Merchant Tailor,

tmi

Has just receired a NEW STOCK 1

CLOTHS,

,w* **I

C*'

Which he proposes to make up to ordei in the

re.

Most Approved Style jPer-VT*- IF)?'*

ryis,

v" T"'" '&•?$&!

i- &

*tm 'i' -,-i

at thb ^'*1$ t.-1'tJirtj!11

BLUE FBOKI

M&X'*

No old Stock on hand, my Stock is Entirely New. ||i""

MERCHANT

A I O I N '*y FALL TRADE, 1968. I

k-,- if

BANNISTER

JI-i!

is wow B*oiivma Hiatal: A-

FALL AND WINTER STOCK!

CONSISTING IN PABT, OF ^ISK

FRENCH and ENGLISH

CASSIMERES

r. 1

CHEVOIT

til*.!

'iitutii .isi

,—FOB •i"°

BUSINESS SUIT S.I1

v.i *-rt..?.

BLACK, BBOWN, JBLUJE, DAHLIA, AND SILVMM

fc'.vtl

Ami for a Fine Assortment of Black aad Colored

Glolhs aad Doeskii Oassimem.

BlADTim BVTU8

Also kept constantly on hand a good a OF

MfcU

Of AMERICAN CA8BMEBES of all grades and prioes ,,

Glove*, Hosiery, HandktarcK'ft, Suspenders, Ties, dbc.,

SHIRTS,

V.-.

Of the best qnality, wads to oidoiC fist.tcaMs i.Hfii

A Good Line of •'•. ,it

Woolen Shirts,,T Knit Jackets,

Sliawla.1

fc* KisaOne#.]

Satchels and Valisea.

MB. iBLACi:...,

Still superintends the Merchant Tailoring^ Department, and guarantees a perfect fit. ,t^ -r

CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEWp Are cordially iavitad to call at

BAHHI8T£B%

Jfo. 79 Main Street.

EBCHAIS

TAILORING!

fKIIUKK SMUWIH

Has Just reoeivsd a large aad well selected Atoek

Fall and Winter Goods!

Consisting in part of FIH1

Freneh, English aadAaericai

English Meltottf br Easiness Salts.

French Cloth, BoeakliABeared

Which will be sold at the vary lowest prioes, for casb only, by the yard, or mads np ts ordtr on short notlee. $6r -j. 7.

"LOW PBICES, EIACfT FITS, and FlfiST

QUALITY fiOODS"

Is my motto.

Customers, old and new, are cordially Invited te aU at 175 Main St.,soath side, bet. It*.

V. B. CatUsg done to order also, Eenovating id lepalrtnta tha ohinpsst saaasr.. dSss