Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 November 1868 — Page 2

DAILY

•I L'.HKE, HALl'rm, 1 N

greafmlalake, that General

sign was rom the

first the chief" of tho Demcjgg&fligtXljfcs "the only man in theGovernment whp was "LxJ iATOia rX«»-^ew York. TrilMWoiiepo^SMtLj the ^NiBwaMySecretary of the -Nffry VjttL had ana)dea. He proposes tq. witidraw, some of the exp^neve v^r-^teani$rB.a£ foreign stations and etipply their placeswith saWrfH?^.Jf^^bddV It is nevjfa&go Iste t8 'fifend.*"**1""

8£y§. OFJZXYICR-

dt Johnson, "that he has shown himself a UtO$ iu^a^M^-aSWr tifi^rtfc^-iif be the repr^cratati^'oi fale' American citizens^'"and we shall remains at tbe Court of England that this nation fa flpt rflpreaentfld- there, -but di»— v.

'"i' ri

It is reported that the Hon. Jamks1\ Wli89N,EepreEentativ0 in Congress from Iowa,"~S "very likely to succeed Mr. Grimes in the Senate. Mr. Wilson has been four times elected to the House, bat declined to stand for a fifth term this year. His service in the House of course terminates on the 4th of March next. j1(

Theme, pecmsi to be no truce between the DoNHKLtT and shU-Donnelly factions in Minnesota. The flght in rather increasingly bitter, owing to the, Senato-

riffT

(yntffiL Tjftiff

gtoriL 11

that Donnelly lias any considerable strength, except fo preverit'.the re-election of Ramsey. This is his aim, and he is likely to iucrseed. We regr&» this for Senator gA\t|gV h&§ »iA exceUent jecord

k"iSf5' i'.fff S.f Democratic papers of all grades are manifesting a wondorful interest in the compositioiTof Grant's Cabinet and ex ercise a ^aliy-munifieertt- generosity in offering suggestion^ and advice, neither of whichje.waflted. They might be more honorably and quite ms profitably engaged in apologizing for their diabolical atom during the caropaig^.'^

Thk now whisky tax, although an improvement op the one it supersede?, both in tlio sum and the method of its execu tion, evidently has not prevented fraud on aJargo scale.. N«w whisky has been sq]d .iR ,.quai)U$es

(alreacly

at pitiety-five

owlaiVm itbuilia di«»k-UiSS about sixlj-twa ^enU. per gallon grain thirtpseven or thirty-eight cents for each gallon of prooffe6piri^-lla^)y tent and inr torgs^j^ardly "under3g1^.an'(l_ often over ton^Qnts.per syalion, the first post ought to '$! 'Qg 'Another amend ment of sffc* frfeuld seem to be called fOr: Tbn Ttatttt^farar -mgde- fraud '-"less profitable, perhap*. htft'Tt'-'j&a fcotr-'dene much more., 3 _______________ ?. ii tan w? itra e^5JSH5S5ffl5S5B5H55::'.,sjKH«ia ggB- BMiadeiphia Press suggests that ui^rfpentant rebels to lick t|ye-liasadrJDft the boot of the »*«&Mto wi»«from bim-inopporf^nenconSGaisianF^ may fiave a good effectiipon tliem.'1'

Aols/ii, While tiherp sau be

neither tbd aor-no?" honesty in their moUM^lh'fcyory cqn tact with, oivitized sociM^l s6jr¥d |6, t%e,down the irough edges of their charactSrg. Abrasion will eren

round oif and render coiqely ifee #csti pneouth rockB we see iio, reason ^hy it m^y not wear away the rebellious corners of callous heart?, l^o- reformatory agt&cy ia .jbe' des^iafid, and ifj ^ttti 6f'the'(ipntemptible toadyism of these! men good result to them, we should be

'i f- v» ii i-ifeS ti •t.Wsi.'i

--¥V|-

The Missouri JQewwcral does riot thinle GlH«t'8 adminUtration.ffill satisfy "ev-j ef.y plan of the dofsi&antj party." It says: "There are two elements in tba Badical parly—onef,!^'r6w,'

Vindictive

aod sejfish the o^her. lih^%l, generotis and: »atesman like—an'^ itg-is mor« than probabl^that_Qgnera 1 Grant will great-* ly iAro&tilni merely a narrow partisanship. .JBut hi^ stern fidelity to Badical principles,tji their broadest und best sense, treed no be doubted. And thote who think thai will be a baif Democrat, half-Radica half-i«^i|gt»»^r-r^|iel &Jgi< wefl ^urj^EjB)r'nppe|^w^lr, an ^if.0K4JS,T% partisanshtp'^^e care lilfitbis'Ooah'fry nrfedfe Wss pktt»amhij) and miiS1 ^ltl*i?)titef.'- It'-tieeds less ra*a$ ganization, anvi more fbrlift |en4«aLwe ftw-or^e-'dbftitryj ^'^enal»tffiujg,y a"fadicaT^^partivl»fii$^^ |r hW'^fcA^'fc of' tme fvtrtatiatt

W is

pjh&Qt titjf.h lifc^- all true menf lri 1 ragard the welface o£ tke country as iif higher importance than the succeed tf anjy *••1 -£&i A}•••* onmrpariyvMlnuo*. wwem hbu '£lj pa$er| of Jllinc is have urg^ Uie selecticn ofHon. Shkliv M. CrLLoM, of the Eighth Congression il ^-DistricU- for speaker of tha.Hcuse th# Forty-first Copgre8s»? .^5b* C.yc«gQ: thinks 'if $ IlMooie were, to hay^ the spea^^ia.h.ip it all' Mr. Cati^yt fwould, very like] y, ^i*il»ihe toan,1' butt ^ety£sen«i^|ifid|a t»

Ibat Statw—J'ought not to ask Thd- J&UTial reminds the ftepubficans of years ago,' four years ago. and now again the third"time, II li. hjll Bl« TUmlSlUPfl' ttre PrwWwitTyf 11« lfnited"SUtcs^ laid satoaits that it isot Id be un,^erour^t^om nc.W ksk f|r flbe

^Xhe ifia?tdp*yp Mpur Cfa^ago .c^faw pom^ia that the stieakorsnip should iot

is* iS#""

-la.

expresses its preference:

I & a

metftSop«! c|ls*3Ptt»n any otfeer. He «»jcO-^e^w^^m4b^Viihob-

good majority for Grant and Colfax

r2j^HN4M A»ahs, the present Democratic member, is re-elected to Conover Barnxe, Be-

!Th«spirit

which ruled the Democratic

arty during the late canvass and which vaa manifested by diabolical brutality lire in our midst on more than one occasion—is fittingly illustrated in the fact that

Marfreesboro, Tennessee, where, five yfcars ago, thousands of Union soldiers Itlid down their lives in defouce of our common freedom, and which, even now, is iairly encircled with their graves, the rebels at an eariy hour on November 3d surrounded tho polls and suffered no Bepublican to vote. Fully two thousand vbtes for Gbaht, it is alleged, were kept ofat by this deed of violence. There was aj detachment of United States troops at

Murfreesboro, but they could not interfere unless called on by the civil authorL ties, and the civil authorities being Democratic, of course there was no call. It is gratifying to know, however, that no

Union iben were killed while attempting tb discharge their first political duty, as ^as the case in .Philadelphia, New Orleaus and many other localities.

It is an (awful outrage" to contest elections carried by such means!

Reconstruction in Mississippi It will be remembered by those of our readors who have watched the progress of reconstruction movements, that the State Convention of Mississippi, in March last, appointed a Committee of five members to whom was committed the trust of superintending the election on the State Constitution framed by that convention, and the election of State officers, members of Congress and a Legislature under it. This Committee have recently, by proclamation, announc ed the ratification of said Consli'ution by a majority of the legal votes cast, and the election of the Republican candidates for State o£Scers*nJLt is presumed that Congress, to whom this action will be submitted at the approaching session, will approve this result, and immediately rect ognize the new order of thiogc by admit jting the Congressmen elect to their seats

The following are the State officers

Governor— Beroth B. Eggleston. Lieut. Governor—Andrew J. Jamison Secretary of 8tate—Robert J. Alcorn. Treasurer—Duncan McA. Williams. Auditor of Public Accounts—William iJ. Morgan.

Attorney General—Joshua S Morris, Superintendent of, Public Schools— Charles W. Clarke.

The Representatives to the fortieth Congress, areas follows: First District—Charles H. Townsend

Second District—T. N. Martin. Third District—Charles A. Sullivan. Fourth District—Geo. C. McKee. Fifth District—L. W. Perce. 3BPRESENTA7IYE9 TO FORTY-FIRST CON

GRESS.

First District—J. Wofford. Second District—Jehiel Bailsback. Third District—Chas. A. Sullivan. Fourth District—Geo. C. McKee. Fifth District—L. W. Perce.

Vote of St. Loots.

The St. Louis Democrat gives the folT lowing explanation of the comparatively (mall vote of that city:

A paragraph is going the rounds, atid appears of course in Chicago papers Which know better, stating that the total vote of St. Louis is but 16,000. Over nineteen thousand vote* were cast in the f'irst Congressional district alone. The total vote of St. Louis for Governor was, for McClurg 15,677, for Phelps 14,016. to* tal 29,693 for Grant 16,182, for Seymour 13,438, total 29,620. The whole number registered was 32,000. It is true that the vole of this city does not ccmpare fairly with that of other cities of the same population, for several reasons: first we have about five thousand white citizeos of votisg age who are disfranchised second, we nave a considerable colored population, and that is not represented in the number of voters third, we bavea pretty large number of residents who still remain subjects of foreign powers, and have not yet taken steps to acquire the right of suffrage. There are, including all these classes, over forty thousand persons of voting age in this city, but the vote actually cast was only 29,693. Bal timore cast 30,655,.Cincinnati 31,276, Boaton 27,566, and San Francisco 25,709, while Chicago cast 39,679.

The New York Evening Post, which certainly is not a Badical paper, says: "Is it not time for the President to recall Mr. Johnson Cannot Mr. Seward instruct him at least to hold his tongue and come back home quickly as pouibie Or are we to endure this bitter disgrace atilllonger to suffer still further humiU iatioo at the hands of a person who seems to hunt out with curious adroitnesn the worst men in England, and mako them, his associates

The laguage of nature and experience demonstrates that whoever would enjoy the pleasures of food, the beauties of land* cape the joys of companionship, the riches of literature, or the honois of station and renown, inuslpr^eserve their health. Tim effect of foul, injurious food, entering the stomach, is to derange the digestive organs andnproduce headache, loss of appetite, unrefreshing sleep, low spirit*, feverish burnings, etc., which are tl|e symptoms of that horrid disease,Dispepsicc, which assumes a thousand shapes, and poiiHa toward a miserable life and premature decay. Plantation Bitters wal prevent, overcome and counteract all these effects. They act with unerritjg power, and are taken with the pleasure of a beverage.

"Spalding's Glue," wayfcx«ady for use.

moulh.ani

tt to jhe

'Bail t. peaker his ap-

to Tocal oonsideiatioss, bets* as bfa views as the continent. His

record justifies the belief that asS he would be entirely impartial in pointments and rulings."

with Brush, aildeodlwl

FrotA'ty. F. J. Oolbum, Doctor of Denial Surgery, Newark, N. J. The popular Dentifrice known as Sqzo pont, besides being a very pleasant addition to the toilet, contains ingredients that, if used according to the directions, will prove of the greatest utilityJto the

I«

Magnolia Water.—Superior to the beet imported Germ^n j^gae, &bd sold half tbe dwlw

Wb*h Know or aw Article that is truly «hat its label represents we take pleasure to recommending it to a»e public. We keve fkith i& Palme* Lo tion, and advise all suffering with toy form of skin disease, to give it a trial.— Vevary Revill*. JFW'y. 16, 1866. dwlw

jfoe- jfeffersoa Siw "Bip Fan Winkle" Detroit for six

Qights'

A picture fj A^A^.Luwoln' ytm found on Coshaekama, Chief of tho Apaches, killed last monVh. ..

Senator Wilson by six thousand miles of traveling agdtfaili #ty^ve aifioscte in sixty ^a^ dunj^^lKwiMipftil^ijI^i

Bev. Newman that thirty thomnnH members "are" excommunicated yearly from the Bnglish Church for in* temperance.

The Army and Uttry v. Journal thinks that Mr. R. Johnson rushing into the arms ol Laird and Roebuck is a' bad case of ''mfs-placed confidence." AE:

Bev. Dr. Murray now of Paric street Boston, Mass., was driven away from his first charge at Washington D. C. bccauso he played ball and practiced shooting with a rifie

The State Guard, at Harrisburg, nominates Gov. Geary for re election in 1869

A. Whitehead, aged 20 years, has been sentenced,*at New. Tork^lo State's Prison for three yeajta, fof ni&tfyltig two 3-uuug ladies. Hesj^iears to hajmengaged himself to two others,

The Democrats are now claiming that after all they have said of him, General Grant is a Democrat. Thi»- meani that they have become Grant meii, but such late recruits will be looked-" upon witb some distrust.

A friend of General Butler meeting him tbe day after his election "remarked: "I presiftae the lion and the lamb will liedown together now." "Yes," replied the General, "but the lamb will be inside of the lion."

A tenor endowed with a marvelous voice is said to have been discovered in Belgium, in tbe person of a young shepherd, sixteen yearsJofj^ev„jiameL.Chal* secbe. An Italian gentleman, who accidentally met this person has taken upon himself the charge of his musical education. Kl ft 1

A French paper says Mrs. Ann S. Stephens'novels are nothing, bat, poQ.r translations of secpnderate. French fictions.— Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie's novel, the ''Fairy Fmgers," has the name «nd plot of one~ of-Scribe's plays, hut the dramatis persona of lhJ rrcVel Tire- transferred to Americabeforathey get through, whereas.those of tba. play do. npt. .,leave Europe.

The proposed filibustering expedition to Cuba would be incomplete without the leadership of Bftfe ^Whire is-h#

Xt .4s reported -tjhat when Rothschild learned that the head.of the A.gDadeTtjtkU}ily was dead, fiejiswltedj^ow muco TToeihe leave?" '^TwentyBullion's." '"'You mean eighty." '\No, twenty^" ''Dear me I though^he^w^.u

The New Yor\? EwMng Post says of Edwin "^Forresrs appearance a"t'NiBlo's recently^ '-'It vhU no^do'toi«ay'tha5 AI,r. Forrest's popularity is over but certain it is'..ti^t^il'^j^«efithe gi&n^ral public as ^*pBi».^i '!This i3,because years tell mere oft1 (Us-audiences:than'- e: himself. They fiaye

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

PhalonVFapliiau JLotion fi»r B«aatuyiig the SKIN and C0HFIEII0N leoovoi ail BBDrtlONS, FRECKLES. WMP1ES

MOTH BtOTfiaESj TAV, etc,, and renders TBI SKIN HOtt, FUR and BLOOMING. For LADIB8 la (kfeNUBSEBY it Is Invaluable. For GKNTLKUEN after SHATlNG It has no equal only reliable rem of the SKIN. '--.j ra. ... •.

"PBAP1AN LOTION" Is the only •®«J"wiaserpa-:

FfiiAN SOAF" for the tOllET.

3HA10N^"PAPI

tT and BATBj Wlll not chap the SUN Price, *28 Cents per Cake, It 1 -fc a i.

-T'. «FLOB JDE MA TO," "FtOB DE MAJO." A NBW FKRFBMB FOB TAB HANDKERCHIKF KIQUIBITK, DKLICATK. L48T1NG PRAGBAf FBlION 8®Ji, NEW10S&, Bold by all Drug, fists.

fntr

Mr,'. Kf

Carl Formes is going to try orgahi*™^ and managing en Tt«ii»n Opprn ..Troupo^ HenryMonday night. His sdbjec^ 'fHomo Life Its duties and Pleasures."

9lwlj.aiorm

4. BUY AN.

115 MAIN ST., Nl. ....

LA4JI AG ESSICY.

X^IiAKB'S LAND AGENCY, JL#

On Ohio

Straet,batweej .Third and

?«s

saaKsSi?: IN ORDER TO

KEDUCE

(Kor

reasons which will

Fcurth.

Laate BosfU aa fcli oa Seasonable Com BtSsloH. fSNMKOOO worth of daairabie caty »nd Country Property for sale, Houses fer rent. oct28dwGra j. -j?' a: .—

Refill Bstate^Colnmu -ijjm

I I

t9»I. .-•*» fiENDRlCH & LANGE,

Offio* oT«i!r'rtr«t'TStaftib*l BjteV, S. I ^^nrto^adJDiIirStTWts,

B.Oornor-of Ml' lifid.

r&4 itti \v.

Abstract»«f titie faniabad, _X^an« ne-

FOB f8Ai*E.*««••' ^atTY fjtarx&ri.

Pbtt§ Smattf Lteton^l Additki

I it

KtSbm

DRY GOODS

"I J-f I.cM.sLfljjjjj,

DRESS GOODS

SHAWI.S AS# tl.OAKISfiS! Aattachftii'cHiDeliill',B,BcaTori, Lyons'^ iUl^Ye!-

veto, Velveteeng,*c.

^TTT Whg W—In Mink

Fitch, Siberian

^qnirel Astrnohan

and

Muff, Ac., Ac.,

008

to mention.

i.6\.

haflgeS3 i-n too

many instances passed away altogether, He is really acting his par-? better tha ever but U!6 .latter generation of plUy goers, associating his name 9n)y, w|th Mj pa9t celobrity and characteristics, do ifp know this." ii in Kii ,Uw'-- iw*iu

Swinburne- his sent 'a long poeai to tbe Atlantic Monthly, \yhlcfci vpill be published in tbe ttacemberl number, the title of which is, "Watchman, What of the Night It i^V sard to ibe a prophetic poem, picturing the.future of Europe, atd unsparing in its denunciations. ir iA

Diad lbt Half an Hour—About thirty minutes its ,a liinit 'or^.pidinary p.erfum life. After that time has elapsed the effluvium is nauseous,but Phalon's "FLOR DS MAYO," the new perfume for the handkerchief, lasts forever, and, like Ibe bouquet of the rarest wines grows more and more delicate. Sold yb all druggists

O I O S

lhe LARGEST STOCK

lUvV ilJ».VWWAllV UVUJV/JW,

And Manufacturers of

ml! i--- miitfh Galvanized Iron Cornice, n»» Window Caps,^ ^Guttering, .. r. Agents for the Very Best

HOT AIR FUKNAOES

187 Main-Street,.

f: Terre Haute, Ind.

S'o(b^qpe in ail parts of tke.ee,_«!:brt^fiotide' ana reaioi&ble t&riQa.L {jtIt- oiayl2

MANUFACTUf jgRS.

DATEO^IZS HOME MANJJ-1 1 FAOTOBIsy^. JI I Via

have hand fine stools of Sas!i, Doors and Blinds,on

our own

TERES HAUTE, IND & 7

THK LA

ba given

boreafter)

WgHfli

NOTION'S

GOODS

B^ance°/^

in tho city, embracing

Di-es8 and Cloak Bullous! Dress and Clonk Triinmlw^S!

Gloves & Hosiery!

JACONET EDG-INGS, I f.om20cents perynrdand up.^,,^"

WOOLEN TRAPS!

Tn .Hoods. NubiaSy Breakfast Shmvls, Laxlies Hand Knit Jackets. Children* Hand ._KnitZfphyrDrawers, die., duC., £('.

UNDERWEAR! Gents, Ladies, Boys, Misses and Ciilldrens. Ghildrens Shirts and Drawers attached. ^.

JAS.^^JH.'4GGBRT/w «|9(j

DEALEBS IN

Tin, Coppe? and Ware,

mr.uula^tare,

wtH »?U at

a a

«Iso kcep

~m,hXWVN.M UVMH PEACE PREVAILS,

Atii now is the

Rural Mew-

now

UNDER THE MARKET!

A a S a (jnst received) of

Setts Collar

withmary

o'hers too nnmer-

Fnr Setts for Children & Misses.

BLANKETS AND FLANNELS!

CLOTHS AND CA8SIMEBES I

WATER PBOOIT CLOTHS! (in Qolil

Towels and Napkins!

Incla4Jng Ti W

-H 01I8GKE EPIKfil (iOODS $iW Of all fcinds. -rs ts K.

A E S

which we

idxanca

st.

We Warrant oar Work to fce inperior to any

ever

before offetsd (n

this

market.

Baying of

own

will famish employment to yonr

Mechanics, and at the same time A W0BK 0T

ETentefit V-ew^elv eS

warrant

all

onr work.

on hand, s.nd

feit«Jtr

matmfketare

der, AVinaow and Door Frames, Moulding*and evory variety of Finishing? Lumber

ing.

asel

in-

bntid

GLIFT WXfe|4AM6.

qpERRE HAUTE JSOYELTY 1- WORKS, BT TI'TTMAN

N*o. i0,feonfhFoTmtrSt.,oppo8ltePost Office,. Terre Haute, Ind.

Models, Dbjwiros

ikd

store,

to Terra Hh6^

Bona aftd tot, east Ohio atroet. How* ud lot,

McMurmio'a Additttton,

Howvrf

Mil

8ibl*yVaMitio» cs 6tb stmt,

Hobm aadlot streata, ... W and lot ob •ad"

Light

NEATLY EXtCCTfcD.

L»f

Sncher'sBraesh-Llading{JKot Gun also

Tittmatrs Brfech

a[id'SIn2SI«~LoS l'erD»ado to

d»r from new or old material.

ear

General

Repairing

aszt P'-.rKa %»T2^«at F. JD. MOLLOY, i—^ DtAREB IS Groceries and Provisions,

No.» 4tb Street, one doorScnth of tbe Post Office* Terro-ilaute. Indiana.

nalersigaea has Jn^'"oIficd at tfi«

itand,

ftfirst-clAnrfSraiilf

Grocery and

with IfirgL' ani. well jalpfted

K1.he

new

aiuLfr^h

articles

friends and th* pnblic generally.

to which calls tbe attention of

Goods deliver-d.to any part

of charge. Highest

cash

price paid

for

J-2dfi»-

J^EMOYAIi:--

'a addition on 8th itraot, lar. baMMn Stb and 7th twMrm Checmut t- .sSiC,

*ff»rorhip,

aeraa ia Uatoa townahlp. 3 Aoiaa balow tho Bolllnf Mill, weas side canal. jaaSMtf

RAILnOAiyAWRMjY. I have moved my office to McKeeti & Paddock's MilU.yhore I yould be ^le«aed to see my old

g»i^Ctig lTaw, 5nUn

ayrtMdtf

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H. It will cut 25 per cent, better. III.

My brother lost one arm

(8'25) doila-

with your Axe he can cut

The only olfaction is

it goes

approve of it, Ac.,4o.,

Maanfactnrers

$5 GBSSN BACK Of full value stilt jrce I] any Boot Agent.

BOOK AGENTS WASTED For Uatthetffial$ Smith's Nem Boofc,

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particulars and

or-

Promptly Attended.31*.

AND

PROVISION STORE!

A •poiimen

at S40

snit/vblfi i^t.cvary

in families,...

per

stock of

the

day

ise

122

Waterrataaaa-l«Wj,'«nd time as quick as aad In um «n n,. wt.i. nomx

bulk

shipped to

Htw

Xa^aad towns withoot chanse of eara. pre-eminently above all others in his speciality.— Ho matter who felled, state your ease. Patieats treated by mall tn every State.

The

W, IMA

the Srunfii

i^DTKS. tottniioiJKrllLI zji.'ic

fthsaateaaaesryr

and Reputation

finrj|l £jstriot—Ifie,^- .....

Kubai. poe esgcs ^aeqaaleil ftci MU.*•tvjicbdim., N AA TAXiirAteCC-aKSCV'U*ftf for91-

Maine,

IUV

Yalv

Vabiett• or-Corrinrrj,

All.

for

and

Vditor,

Mr.

Ne-wspapor.*

AHEMM inftwi AMD I*IfvTT

RIVEB8IW *A€AHII1 .., JFO*. M»ruc.

BA*ai^pj,5as&»&2as

Bhall

be the

rfitvlaSMif •ad will b* bri«ht4raM I^S^ttaa fW*.

SPIJBWMp. ruini.

THK ««TACK BOCtM, B*

Haaar

Liter-

Jj.

c^uctol ^iB riA 'iSbtofW/^r o#r ill«oi#tes W9t liuhH,v sM wall worth It. the or-

v...^u.«nwgiw, M«r

SaiSpteof ^jcaf^iai^.fac 25. c^. Protpeotn* !frWy Ji'jtHiw trt xn. *017 St. CkarlM Street, Bt. LmU, m,, xitno Awto eoaStatlallyaU Mloato, iat

YV «»tejM«d long ataadiaa o»plai»U, pab^ llsbeia pamphlet wbuh ahoold b* mltf «T»ry yaang man in America, tfead two stasipf. Pa tieats eveiTWhatv. Siatv oar Otis*.

BUS1VKS8 BiH WAITIIR WD

wast a flrst-Dlass 1DBI8BB HAH or WOUAN la this connty, to introdnce oar «s^»4*g 'Clereland,OUo.

UrANTED-A* AtffiST ta tmel wV

Liter-

to take

and

drew,

WooL.anrtother

The

Prominent, and Reliable Feature.

4A flftii

of only

dmbling Us size,

aot increased Whefher located in Country, Village or City,

:k(jk«T8

12 issues

but»«Jj»rge-and.Bo*aUiill-W££KDT

!ht

its Price is

a,Ppbittawd

and

Waits

A»jprrt) to *itb

XEBM8 OF VOL. XX, FOB 1S69: 1 Sisglz

Copt,$3

Year Fivo ccpics,

foiSCIS Tea

Imicmsto t'lubAgeuti. Now

Sli SeTcn

$25, &<!,,

with

frcje cop^ oriPre-

Time Liberal

to Subscribe »ul form Olabil

iaduceaienis Lpctd.Clnj)AirepU^biitliio log'c*aV«85^rfl oniptoyfd. 'tjpsSOi64'!.ahow Bills He., cent'fre^-o-, tbed3 nuaibcn tlya Quarter, (Oct. to sn.,5 on trial or aiMpecitnons, for ONLY FfflTYCENTK P. O. Money JOt-dert!, Dxaltfft and Keg' -t*wd Lettered our litX-i,. *Addrc«:---

».» Ti»0»BlEi

41 Patk BoW. N9 *vI«rk, or BuqhMt^rjlil^T, WHAT IKABINS~JOURNAIS SAI.il Tiie Bcjial New-Yobkih sill, banecffirth b9

Rbdheeter.

D. D. T. Moore,

hea.n:. baa.

late Mayor of

b^en

nearly twenty,., years

bead,hn"Ih*B

»t

its

%firrottnd^d himaeif by-a

Corps of Assistants and Contributors, lie has

I done-ft atsbleiroHt- ftn* Agrtpwtwpa-4n.*b»-*«itj and is now rapidly enlarging the'ffald of his usefilnees,— Ar. T. JDaib 2W5wii«, '4

Moose's Borai. i» fall of variety, original and 0 8"1. We coufiits to a snrpris ut Hie variety and rirhniJESof its contents bountifully illustraI tod&sit is.. Ko paper cm. our list comes so near I onf Idoad

jfvj.er/eotion)ftir

\Vithout

a swirl at funily ^pa^

per. It fflafnfains a high 'tnoral-*tSnl(!ard?^-iKw York Observer.

exce

itiasn,

the

beat

Agricultural and

MY. M60be

Family Ne wspapor

Sl.ODO

A model TJfpatt

AgrizvXturiit.

Sheet Iron

lately received!*

Mf. Moobe

lately

draft for one club of nsw subscribers.—

for the ftrtser's

were to start

family.- If

periodical again it would be in

imitation of tho

Bubal Niv.'-Yobkeb.—American

ACRirriTi

IMPLEMENTS

R. H, AUEN A CO.. P. 0.

Box

370,

eaSte 'efad -wq e,

otibe

inx qualities of the Axe.and

Your Axe is bound to be

work

Tos Axe.

the war, but

aB weti as

auy one else

can. IT. Jf I could .not gat another, twenty-flre

would not boy it.

It will«uthoop-jolej better

Axe.

VI. I

tKatf

any other

would not be withsnt it for anything.

too far into

9 .jf

VIII.

Men

Who'chOp wr »V

living

ai infinitem.

for

ng universally

sale by all responsible dealers in the Uni States. ,1

LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,

'tie ^KD* JAOKKT ^XES,

SAWS, SHOVELS

and

SCOOPS,

Sbapesand Styles of

b-.tr

n's at

and all approved

ClalHH for settled at tkis

replete with An-

day one Agent iq M. J., sold 227 in ilar£_

oni

Agent in'Mftss:, sofd 956 in ohe weelf: ohe^Ageni in Conn., sold 304.lo-oae *ecit/ Na liotf pnhhthed that sells to rajiidJy.

Fortunes are mad*

hoWShrewd

and ioift In a dayj

iced in Wall Street how

Men are ru«

"Countrymen"

swindled by Sharpers

are

hoW:

tfiniitere aad Mer

Bl8cWniaile4 ho*w

Concert Saloons are Managed

Cqmjiailiea

& GO.

liaw

Originate

Mid

haw th*Battbles Burst,

read this work. It tells yon abont the mysteries of Mew

ork,and contains Blogradhical Bketohea

of its noted Millionaires,

la'rgaat

32-page

circular and

tarra8,

F/ee on

application. For full

addres8 the Pnblishen,

$4:

I U'AM FIRSTi CIAIS IMAGAZ IJV E S Fob

ARTHUR'S MOMS UAbA&lNS. $2 a mot 0SOB A XtOtiXM a year I This is aNew Maarstcloe embmcisgtbe more popular fntur«sof "The Atlantic" and M£tei«« Aae'1

BE- CBILDB All cf these

THE- CBlLDBEJiS HQUB£\,25

of efthe'r,

lished In the

cants,

w•

«ituwi i/ wute. T. S. ABXHDR A SONS, Philadeljiia, .Ba. tnr^, *ewj. jAJTa put-

city of

New lork,

i«

l)bl.,.rorr faid, wort^i SI,96. The

Bcxal Amcktcaji

is everywh«re-a!arttted tit

BUST, 0QKAPKST,

I coontry, It«

bis

the city

Country Produce!

F. D. MOLLOY.

CotSia^ dane and warranted

a year.

tho LABGE9T

I "fjm

United States. PriCo

Hm ^oa

Sl.oUoyoar rocopies

20 oopiesS20, or only

clnt's of

ProrUfba

$12 SO

osa

8Utscritorin

SOMAa.s year I Kverj I

teh,

St,51, Vill receive a

freapSmgrtfTKUnrr HOS« POTATO®?.

inar

te8-'|

and tho mostPlLM!ri

OAli fcnnott1 «d.frti|tigrdwer»' pap#f

in this

editor-in*chiof is an x«l

farAer aid 1

frtea JfoIt-gtoWar of^ TOierr: ipj.

I ThopuMIftation of this paper was lett^vea

Jane laat frdin trrlea, w. T., to Kk texs-crnf' aad tho Kaitortml aad Bpaln**s Office S«w Batras^ncK, V. J., (nmr New Yor*,} v-bere Its piopiistor owns a /artn wtthln tlie dty Hmf», of

was tattled

acres,' worth J60.00J aiid a'M. har a lariga cash CAPtTAi to ensure Pernb/tmtey tyVfs ptibiU cations. Club*"Aeents wanted ovtrj \rhftre. who I i» Ira paid a'ref^TreMSrcBlBJWSSffSar^sfapiea of paper, blark •nb.tcriptioalists,-'

^.fcre* Ad-

draaa T. B. MINKS, Haw Ruaswick, *»erf J«r•7-

Ad-

with stamp, Btm* A OOi, Bidfoii

WAVTSD la all parts «T

IWjlPW thelfnitad 8totea. toiMloariiaaensa OK8, BIBJ£9 AMD Every family vasts

1,OOQ

different

PHOTOaBAfB ikXiBtJlt. souething from it: ^3ataloguea f«rnlshod fr«* on appticatioa.aBi Books Bent post-paid to any addrea* on rcoaipt «f. trice. Can'Tauing booka coauialag the lilt witS prlceij tdgbtfasr with fciank «h«et»ant prist ed heading-for eacolflBga liatof namas, ssatlTes to any addrees^n receipt of SO oeata.

Anjbady can sail from 100 to 1,000 of the*» Bo6ks almost at^wkere *or tsrsu to aaents and olh* iaro«aatioa, aOdtees JOHJt I. POT' TBB OOk, Pnbliiksra, Noa. 614 aad 617 8aacom street, Phtladelphla, Pa.

INSURANCE *j Nf

Waits? fr- sLi-s irtt-!rj3ir bwk bn iv#ab si

fi t?,i

vory able

ji§H f-

aoiIMK adiir The following J014 aad Betlabl* Oasapaaias Baprtsoata^.,

Merchants Fire Ins. Ce., HABTrOKl), COSH.

itorthAmericauFlre las. Cs.

If "fSfit "aW H^BIWWyiOORJf aSBldij^

llorn EiclitBge Fire Ins.

mvi It?

JOJi c,n

lW'^dAiWAT, stw Tbak.*Ji-

LumberauiiE Fire las. Co^

orcmoAQO,

"iuq ..j i-

BucfeeyeFlw lnsiirafleeC0. OKXTS&Aim, OHIO -,'l SO]

-itrl kMu

New York.

7* fl SaUtStfi

r. h^r,

Applications takeb and FolichM iklaw in any ol the aboVfli named Companies in lowest (torrent hUk Also, BIAL ESTATE bought and sold, ud OOLLEOTION8 promptly attended ta

sit&qmoO

General Fire and iiilis lnsaranoe A^ent iir,. .-.-.•ivae-i i. rfff OVKXGWl k£i»«j*

Old SUi^^ 'flk&iMt

l?S .*t fin-....a:.:. A.lso Agent for

People's E m- PATCH

AXES, -Sole owajrfcotiJol-

UEx.

jOHtfBima. ti Mtttfil

Merchant Tailorj MAnr aTttxnv

Merchant

Dance Halls and

Gambling

Houses and Lotteries are conductnd bow

StocE

Merohaats, Stc. Alvge

Octaro Vol. 720 pages Tikehj IUmtraUa.

wife.

A r._.

Over Saxton $ WaMd^fiDry Goods dore Would respactaally call the at tea tion of ths oitl zens of Terre Haute, and the public ia gensral, that ha has raotad rooaa abova 8axton a WaUsa lay's Dry Goods atore, for the purpoaa of carrying

lfiiaral

patronage solicited. au^SSdtf.

ETFKtYXSCIKT SKLTZKB. Is a ««ntl» aiui oaoUog .t/'atttargo ozL Pux^Uva aiadloip^ atba fana ja ^wdar, ptaaaaat to take andAnctmsaodiad «McsmlyliaMe Physicians ia thaaoastjry.a* a#9ft aad ^«0Mtml«ami|!^.:

EFFEBtTEMSBJrr _J»MS jftiswsifc:. Oxraaaf

amnaaasaatm ma wewafcr/

cua»AujoaJUA*a««a, CgMyKhWi Hftc Ota»mata,. Otttks Jatntaba,

•aat aOoiaat audicina for Tissilsi attd~ Children whoaa rtnaadu ftMnsUy n|w srtfct ary pargatiwwdtdaafc, ted oar pwillld of teatimonials, aad aa yoa valaa year ns.'aa4 haaltt.ieas n^-HUwarla WMiiriaK^JMMi

this meat ai

GOODS.

TtlKLL, K1PLEV S CO'S

I A

FAU OPENING I

tail si

•at ,0

Tofk.

«ach town,

th«ag»noy fortkasal*

street's RabberlToaUlii(nM W«atk er Strips, applied tolbeaiM*, bottom top and center of doora aad wiadoai. Tbe 1» b«yo«d

Tweaty^ftvo Dollars per day can made. Brad

anything ever offered to

for agents'

cttfcnlat." Fint wlto ay^y hm« a

agen

bargain. Mast

Offices in New York City ard Rochester

—thfr mat Buaiotss

Tsi»l'M?tropolis,

i. K. BKADffUIEX Boaton,

r!Vr

WEDNESDAY, SEP. 30th

j'.tiri ::ac lH.~.p93..r.,im&9&

f« iteni

ctUk'srte liiispi.A¥

—9f— -fontigiiii ~4 4,

h',» •iKY'Z«:®444*£ik 1

IRISH^PLINS

:•. •/.

i* 'm

8as

Ageata. From Tea to

3Wf

Manchester Poplins,

-. •.

ti f- ».

Granite Poplins,

£ppelines, Alpaccas,

^liaiaayia

Lustres, London Serges,

?4 -r-r

Merinos, Toiled'Venice

vV,

s«# mf 11 X, zql

Winceys, Empr's Cloth

... .V:*\ .... -.

i«i \t»W •=.-,

Delaines, Baretz, „sjj«iaay

rs:**,:*,

Ana everything tn the way of

HANDSOME

*fi

ii 5V -v

DRESS GOODS

NJMLL, RIPLEY & CO Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TERRB HAUTE, IND.

DRY COODS.

OUR FALL STOCK

IHIA+TLSIT TULHAJI (O '*&

ufm% 9 *5^

•j-.fO ai ftp? Irnow complete. We offer

cs,-£

fafta* "mi vjj ,.' .--I

GREAT BARGAINS

j.) -tjv i. la trt

aifQB •%*+. :.

£.4 .(*.• lit

i'V

Oo'sFast rrefgkt|ine8

JVota NavTof^t, BectoajtadlataraMdlaSayetato.

DRESS GOODS

ii5Pi»ys

:& h.iS'tl.

§a£'l'.-vzUfiJ?- esXTZQ

SHAWLS!

M? ferf I 't f.

VLAKNELSi!

'££.%

d«lv?q t.

^Tailorliii.

He keeps a^wafre on baktf TASHIOMABLX AKHIOTfON OF OASMMBBM, TCgTlliaS, OLOTH8, *&, aad taread/ tamaka tt *jf ia TBeUlelt S(ri« Ifli^ ando»-»«py B*aaon«bI«taraa. HaTlagM bjgh rents to pay, he procaieea to ataka op to oader, whether tba gaod* b» (urrisbed by bias at aot Everything in hts -Una ctiasper' Uhm aaywhere

BEANKETS!

*v'v..4v' 4

AS8IMER

bsis

ife WX,-

&C., S^c.. See. .*wa V/ I

fOimi

Sfi

\«:fsaC •TAItKANTdb jars,— Jfew Yorl Ite flala ky all Drag^sla.^nt

MERCHANT TAILOR! NG

MERCHANT

TjilLORijya.

J.! WALMSMEY

Merchant Tailor,

Has just received a NEW STOCK

€IOTB«, ,,

A.,

1868.

IN*

TAILORING

1 Jf»

And for a

Fine

I -MiUgl ,4 v, GS *41 4,11 »)•.

5 ^1 Ws have also a large Stock of rx •.

JNnestie tioods!

•A ftp,» prtn-iKti.

At Exceedingly*

•m-i

tow PRii Eiis P5S-.

€pil uul Wok al our Stock. .61^

t..-,

mi. .,.- Igp..

c-r

a'0 'AjA-IX *..C' 's fv' 3d and Main Steu

Tew—Hsnts, Indiana

kJ niiX-

=5t &xisiM iW

CABSIHfiBES,

TESTINGS

KST yb

BEATEB8

TBICOTS,^.

OVEH(COA'III[«8,

-and TRIMMING

•~:u?

Which he proposes to make up to ordei .-s-f- in the

Most Approved Style!:

""at th*

1:'

145 Main Street. j-

No old Stock on hand, m% Stock is Entirely New, «ep9B

MERCHANT

rt.'::

FALL TRADE, 1868,

BANNISTER

I IS NOW BSCSrVIMQ HJfi +2 $ |h*3Ua i! i" 0« J" FALL AND WISIKK ST0CK! -bfcito.O

Od^SISTlNO IN PART, O* FIH* 'sj

FRENCH and ENGLISH'

TV\. Sfl ,•

Ci$SlM£dES

-A»D-

CHEVOIT

Vja-.j &S1

-FOB-

BUSINESS SUITS.

BLACK, BBOJUT, BLVJE, DAHLIA? AND SILVER FOX

BEAVERS!

Assortment of Black aad Colored

Cloths and Doeskin Oassimeres.

BEAUTIFUL STYLES

Of AMERICAN OAS8U«BX3 of all grades and prices.

Also kept coastatftly oa hand a good aaaortataaor Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchffs,

Suspenders, Ttes, Sc.,

tt-

im{

.-/: I'.'.-

Of the beat quality, made to ordatt-imd" .V!r7r Good Line of v-f *lv 1 Woolen Shirts.

Knit Jackets,^ Shawls. [A few HloaOaaa.j

Satchels and Vatisas.

N \17?

[BIACltS

Still «up«riiiUo(U Um Knotalt T*iluriog Department, aad guaranttas a perfect lit. CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW,

Are cordially iavitad to call at BIXSUTEB'S,

d-.'J -j-

MERCHANT •f&G' .1:

TAILOKIN®

*Vvl 0d2 few MamiHurkM

FREDERICK 8CHLEWISG i- .1, ',0 Has justVeoe veil a large and^ well selected Stock

aU and

'M*

Hoods!

VUt#

%i:i ii«,'

Consisting in part of ih'd

French, English and American

CASSIltlEBI!| f': English Mellon,

«T3

for Baalaeaa Sana.

French Cloth, DoeskinA Be&re^ Which will b» Hold at the nry lowest prleas, fbi oaeh only, by the yard, or aafe mp ta ihort notice.^^ 3 .. I *J "LOW PRICKSrfiXA€T FITS and «F1R8T QCALITT dOOBB" •^41 s.

"/?*&%'

liif

Is my aotto.

Customera, old and new, araootdially lnvitad tu a at '-«q«•ITS Main St.,K»tkflN^ l»e^«tka ffk.

H. B. Outtiat done to ordar also, Xanovatiaa andBapairinc ia the obeapeat aaanar. djha