Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 August 1872 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TBBBiB HAUTE, I9D,

Saturday Morning* Aug.

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2i}

1872.

Doolittle don't deny.

The 2few York Sun is satisfied that Charles O'Conor will accept the nomination of the Louisville convention if it is tendered him.

There are three hundred and fifty radical candidates for the Spanish Cor*%tes. The republicans of Spain are up and doing.

.t The Lafayette Dispatch says that fGreeley men were hired by Grant men to carry torches in the Republican procesgion Thursday night. This is complimentary to Greeley voters.

tH A 8PLH occurred in the South CaroHfV" 'na Republican convention on Thursday. J. L. Orr and others withdrew on account «fo£ the nomination of F. J. Moses for Attorney General, charging corruption upon ojthat gentleman,

The nomination of General Dix for Governor of New York by the Republi^tcans is estimated by all classes to be a 'iiOo jflfltrong one. Even the Herald and Tribune admit that this movement' was wise on •Ck) ii^e Part Republicans.

"?l The Missouri Republican made ^his .S'4 s, '^nnpuncoment when Mr. Revels, of MIssissippi, was elected to the Senate: "A thousand dollar nigger elected to the

United States Senate!" Democratic oditors of the good year 1872, have forgotten iow the word "nigger" looks.'

The Philadelphia Labor Reformers,

r's'^convention

has decided to preBent the

lu names of Charles O'Conor, of New York, and Senator Saulsbury, of Delaware, to the Louisville convention in September •for nomination for the Presidency and ^H^Vice-Presidency.

Won't it look a little funny to hear

tstout

,:"of

pro-slavery Democrats, negro-haters

old, cheering for Horace Greeley on "~*a radical platform, and expressing bittcr,_est detestation for Charles O'Conor, a life-long Democrat, standing on a platform made of all the principles for '-which Democrats have cared or fought """'in the past? And yet this is the spectacle —ahead of us.

It is a queer fact that all Democratic pffice-holder8 whose terms do not, expire

this .".year keep clear of the Greeley movement, or give it, at best, a feeble support. They don't know what peculiar .i -^policy they may be called on to support wiour years hence. Maybe Mr. Spotted '"Tail will be the standard bearer around he os a to be at he

h. .i if? Republican party by that time. There

&<* .Jas

ate plenty of Democrats who woulcTrather vote for Spotted now than for Horace.

"PoKER". joumalism exists nowhere in America outside of Louisville. The editor of the Courier-Journal draws his happiest similes from the noble game of (j* h?«'draw," and the Commercial revels in .r' polcerian arguments. For instance,. it says in its issue of Thursday that the

Courier-Journal "is utterly incapable of fairness to the Republican party, as it is of betting its pile on a queen full, when it knows that four kings are out against „JU."

The New York Times makes the following offer to Reformer Doolittle if he chooses to challenge the authenticity of the letters proving his dishonesty: "Let him name an umpire of his own choosing. We will name a second. These two shall name a third—and to these three persons we will submit the whole of the correspondence, in its original form, and accept their decision upon it whatever it may be. Is that fair? Or is there any other test to which we can bring Doolittle? Let him name it, if there is, and we will -do our best to meet his views."

DEFAMATION.

The Louisville Courier-Journal is a newspaper which abounds often in lectures upon the decencies and cburtesies of journalism. It is severe in its corn demnation of all manner of animosity and hate, and it is the blatant apostle of for••^iveness and kindness. It deliberately

It iW wipes out all memory of the political past. Yetjthis model champion jbf purest Christianity when rebels are in tjuestion, ,tis guilty of the most indecent and violent .Slit«U

iisP^y

°f hate and calumny in Reference

•—to arprominent Republican. -It charges- .. .thatlSfenator Morton is suffering from an .. insidious and loathsome disease, the re--o^ suit of lustful debauchery. Now the '^Quigyiiie paper cannot prove this charge —Irtais been made in this state and it has been denied by the highest authority. It is a huntedrdown and exploded lie. In'iiax'l? diana yields the palm to no state in the union' for mean, vicious and unscrupu-

IbUs Democratic newspapers, and yet these journals, hating Mr. Morton with the, earnestness peculiar to little starved isouls, have ceased to repeat this calumny, 3ut it is not merely because of the untruth of the accusation that the Courier-Journal offends against decency. Suppose that Mr. Morton does suffer such affliction, does it impair his arguments^ weaken the force pf his words? Does the Courier-Journal attempt to relute his speeches by the assertion that, long back in the past, his life was impure and he was the victim of a terrible misfortune? Does it assert that its own managers, and prominent Democrats generally have been white, Josephs of purity? "What has become of its boasted charity? Is tMs virtue stored away for use only jwhen the late enemies of the government, are under discussion?

The Courier-Journal should cease to lecture Upon the decencies of journalism and upon the practice of Christian charity. Jt is conducted upon the principle that every prominent opponent of the Greeley movement is to be slandered, abused and misrepresented. All supporters of Greeley are gentlemen all friends of Grant are vile and disreputable. This is its captivating argument, its conclusive logic /fulfils:

S&me

The comparatively rccent rise in the value of iron, the extraordjiutt ityfwhich attends its ihanti^Bctilge in country, the increasejji thexcoi£of and the falling ~oftia^e^iagirl of in England, J»oint iuevftably^to tJib elusion that the day is near when America will become an iron-exporting, instead of an iron-importing country. Last year the total importation ofpig iron amounted to 510,686 tons. The cost of building furnaces equal te the 000 tons a year would* not amount, according to the New York Bulletin, to over $1,500,000. There is little doubt that increased capital amounting to niuchi more than this sum will be invested in the manufacture of iron in this, city and in the,adjacent coal fields during the n^xt two years. When, America cease?, to import iron, our whole system pf"pfotection as applied to" this branch of indus» try will become inoperative, inasmuch as the ore and coal of the country are inexhaustible. America will

^A BESOLTJTioH offeredin the Misso&ri Democratic convention,-declaring that universal suffrage demands pnliversal education, and advocating the necessity of common school -education, met wifli so much opposition thatit was-withdrawn. The Democratic party is thi ^pirty of purity and reform, but it is nofr the party of school houses.

Ai.etteb from Charles Francis jAdams to his family has been, made pujblic, in which hp denounces thre Greelejr inove^-' ment andaiinounceshis intention 7-.

THE gEPTJEMBE# ELECTIONS. The great contest for September^ an A the only one Which will Iftfrnish acy material hidicaftibti 6f the No^tfiberi result, Will "take place in MEaine.. Thisjoccprs on ihe 9th of the monthr- State ofiicers. members, pf oPthb Legislature, aiie '{p he ,cho^"n warmly contested, and the returns will be waited'for with' gi^at inier^st._

The political of' ,t4e ent Lfegislature.ig mJ&tt'oftB: !,, 'I,'.

Republicans ..... Democrats «... Vacancies

Senate. Souse. 112

Sepublican majority, in the (Senate? twenty^twg in th£ JJoKfifi^jseyent^tr on joint ballot, ninety-four.

The members of the cresent ~Corigress are as follows: Sendt^fS, Hanh|bal-Ham:-lin and Lot M. Morrill Represeritfttivfek John Lynch, William P. Fiye, Jainhi'G. Blaine, John A. Petersr Eugene -Sole? These, are all Republicans, and Mr. Blaine is the able and jp.opul^r Speaker of the House. Thfe: Senatorial' ierniiuoJ Mr. Hamlin will expire next year..**"The Legislature, therefore, is impffirtanc We believe that the Republicans have renominated all thB" ^tes^nt'

:ni|imbers

It will-be seen frohr these ''figures- and statements.Qial tte^'inei'l^ee State-is decidedly Bepublican. ^SVe have jifo)idca that, the ol,d „8hi^ /dfA'w 'dmtfed'from its moorings. No siren song of Libecalismwill beguile those: oiff mariners. They know that it is the same old Democratic bird of evil omen Wfeiiih%raia lure them on the rdeks, an$ jo ^ift destruction. We expect a complete: tfiumphj Govjer^ nor, Legislature, members of Congress^ all. We have no idf^t^at IheDemocracy will get a'ihing, 'and- ^eppll be dis.appoihtM. ifrtheCj^fiiar vjtejloes not unmistakably1 indica^a'-trfinnph in November, not only in-Maine, but !in Pei sylvania, phio, Indiatia^^AidAhroujflii the'piion.*: ,y'

We kn6w that the hybrid tipposition. is' doing

:its

Their ablest speaks-ate^ered toward the sunnrisej even. thfeJbland aadi^ntctgnff Horace must go lo .^Po^tlaiid and smile f, ,on thfe* ao'wn-easters, and all the mone is sent bv our' antagonisi

easters, die raised -jb this fielct*

But all this does not^hab^e our iopinioWs touching the result. A^iine is an excellent place to spend money, in ari election, without reaping, any adVSMtage. ^fhose Yankees have a ^rsis^ant ^y o£Noting in accordance Vith th^iir"rconviction8. We dare not say .they will rnot italceThe money, but the ballots will coine outallthe same. If any fool fias\t&iiid«>-bn* wooden nutmegs, they will lef him: Wi don't think it's jctst right, but :such_w, believeto be the-faetet

The coat of arms df Mainhas' not only an anchor, suggestj^of^M^ and a rip-, ing star, beaming with pzamfeej but-aiso tU IninirilltF lL.

MR. SUMNER'S NEW DEPARTURE. Senate^of the United /3tateais not gtlub. One who

^em^riraneo^

fnever

lose

her grip after She once takes the lead in iron manufacturing. /,

Maine Eas been a 8^ iivthg|esist,heralding thecomii® of the dayj/av^r since 1840 tfhieb/"the:|wW&'' pray «ncouragedty their isucbc'ss in the StMe elec tionrused-tomak«—the-welkin-m^ig with

'Alaine, j, r.nj. -i

How the hall is rolling-on for Tippecanoe and Tyler too," etc. .msl In 1860, out of a vote of-100,718j Maine gave Mr. Lincoln "a iriajbrity'j'ci 124,50^ In 1864 his minority isfas' 17,590. In the canvass of 1868 the total vote Was 112,-' 822, of which General ©rai^ fecei Ved 70,-, 426, and Mr. Seym«m'.-i42)396.' Grant over Seymour, ^8,030^. Jt hasilfe^n said that Mr. Seymour1 despaired of his election aft^r receivingt^ife8Q,returns.! They certainly- indicated, widt-—remarldabfe' clearness,1 the" Jesuit which followed—

Since tha| tinie Maine rhas voted, as follows: •)'.'

Total vote...

Total vote ham, (Rep.,) for Goy Roberts, (Dem.,) Scattering Porham's majority..... in 1871.

Perham, (Rep.,) for GoMernprM.....4..i... 54,040 44,534 307 ....}.. 9,1^

rauAJgo&tto con-

xluaS^%fSfrac£%al^^^m^ important thttlfa rhetorical 'triumph or logical guccea^n maitaining a thesis. What was the inevitable conclusion irom Mr. Sum*, ner's speech every one saw at a glance. Every one "but Mr- 'Sumner hinf|6l|. It' landed him in an

impasae,

from which

ere was bnt one mode of escape. He

with hinr, 'it "ohly remained that he should separate frptfi it. He has done so- He has attempted to cag^, I&'''waras":with him, hut they refuiBe to go. He enters the temple of the Democracy—not through the open portals, but by a trap-door. We watch him descending—-we wave him our last adieu.. May he be hapnv! May the .tjouching fact that he and Mr. Greeley Were. born.in the same year, and still

Pt their con

xcheyr

birth," and baptism

into the Democratic churoi, bindtthem together with an indissoluble bond!-»-[From "Reform on Two Stools," in the Septem her number of Lippincott's Magazine.

Insurance

ri!

Prairie Gity Bank Building. One.door north'of^lhepostbiBce, HAVTBt?I&BiAirA.

FOB BALE.

—GAHXHotise and. sflitiB vacant lota beat part of the pity, to tf^4o for a ooo iiefir the elty.

TWO

new houses on a ,fnll JoU one of Av*. the other of seven rooms. Will baaold togetherpcry Joisj bn favorable Wrlns, for

a so

!o«rf

port Grptnt. .. jv?" .'•»

iElKE corner lot on south Fflurthstr.eet at

BUS0fB8S

li'oti!io' opposite the Market house

at a decided bargain, for cash.

OINE business property, berftVafli located 'P paying fifteen per cent oil Ihs'^nce asked andgrowipg in value last^

K'eW

house "irf'three rooms .on north Fdrnrth

H-BtreeU—Anine

0U8K.0f

rcsrans on North Seventh

street. bargain at 93,000. Good' terms nripN Jots, ftp l^rni'SXTsheifB -a'd^tp. Very

bea^f^il' 6n|j 'iBtrt'lsT&itry $Ul, he a an do WO«ore8-o^gronnd4n4i»8ontnMMi:ern part of the oity^ beautiful building site.

OUSE and lot near the I. ft 8t. L. Rl Good placeJor agiofleDyyi Will ^ell^Bfap ottake'a vSoant lotintfade fpiVE ttCws of ground near thtfBlaAt.Furnace,1 X" Very cheap.,, Oil,long time, ftOQA! outbfliTdi

JL gi.TeP^. r/OOCl house of six rooirwvfin» lot, good ant\JT:buil(lings .Comer Fifth: and ChestAtft artreet&njs it/i TTESIDENCE-onChestnptStreeCTVerV: low JCL Wo aid,give good, tirti'e, on interests \,r,.

Iqt o^i South Sixth stfoet

^(Bargain. A 'SPLENDID XfOT, east) ftont',i on 6tn. St j\ Price $900.

f..- •{,.

^JOjOD residence. jten rooms I6t. £ast „j front^t iBes^location in the city—very hear Majn street., ,To '6e' sold at a bargain, on easy tqrms.

.T»!/.,Tr .. ST,07a .. 39,854 .. 4,743 .. 897 .. 11,724 .. 6,964

ChamberlainrKep,) for-Gwernor^wi. Smith, (Dem.,) Hichborn, (Prohibitionist, Scattering ...i.i ..^'..i.viiiJ.1 Chamberlain over Smith jOver every

o:r ••'r

lots In all parts of tlie city and sn-

burbs. a.'. INl^aores^f^jognd beauti^ullj located on t—will be JAI.National' BtSad.jSWoi+!i*lt70ki: sold1 on favorable Wrma.',:: "pjr'oUgM jwjSn Chestnut Street, be tween Siith and Seventh—chertp. Good terms.

HOUSE

......i... 981881

on CVJ Street, betwaen {Okk^and Swan nicely loeateci^-nearly.mewj. $2100,

Fiy

•otjS...'..„.i./:iilijlA. -106,908

Perham, (Rep.,) forGavernor.».m..r..i.. 58,757 a 4 8 1 2 6 bcattering 25. —_ Porham's majority,..,10,606f.at 850^,,,

•VTEW house oT'three .rooijig, cellar, cistern, 1\ wood house, .&c,', oij tpe' cornir of Tenth tod Elm* ,streei'g: Half cash-^baltfnce $20 per' month,- vji. h. **.•• nr6uSEof «i x.xeoma^on Fonrth street, beJllJaveen fihmt.niit..ajui .Kagla—Jiaat

Price^Oly

XT OUSE of nine rooms—full lot—on Eagle O street, between ^ixyt and £krv|nth. Cheap,

the camtiaign, der'

termine the^PW^fewoTour mdfigrtlfoe, mark out theprocess-of-cei cess, di.reiCt ijjar triumph and guide our feet intprthe way oTpeace."

Vermont rotes thfe thirfrdf Septerahers! This is the star which never sets' publican majority, therefore,! safely anticipated. The light wiu-oegin to shine ori the greeii'mllrf^l 'Vermont, which, will ibecome in Mainei the fjj^j breaking of the day. .,oi9h4fS: .An election yill bc neld in California the first of September but as it is only for local officers it is not probable.that afull vote will te at any general interest "will be^exciCrau fThe State is Bepublican. by some '8,000-mtiorit^r

If any man doubts a Kepublicair umph after September, none will doubt wheh the October decisions have been rendered.—[St. Louis Globe.

honse 'of five roomson First street,:

between'Onks and Swan, Has every convenience."lVery «heaj), ^it $1200.

NICE residence. two ,#i

Aon£

NICE resi Mam,«na

dence. two,^quareg .south of cojner lot. A She l^catfcki for1

any doing" business on Main street. /Price $1500,j Terms. r«Sa$ooab]e.

-Practical House-and Sign

•xiiara gr.

the House, and we think thatv'they will' be able to carry, all the.Congressiorial diprticts. For Governor, the candidate is

Hon. Sidr-

ney Perham. The opposition haVe agreed on Charles P.--Kiifiball, of PcrtJ^ind., Th^ Governor is the OlUy .Stat^ officcr by the .pecjple.

PAPER HANGER, 8T0 SMe St.

Between Fifth and. Sikth ^treeta. W A A N S ill.*, ...'id'. ___

KM I ,lf 1 JV nil

Of all kinds for the tirade

TBTtrWdiT IO

re it S

"level best" to carry |^i,nes'

EA^RY BUSINE8S MAS needs somethins'in the way of Job Printing. Tha merchant or mechanic who*«ttempts to dottusiness without th«aid oi irinter's ink, will find his .cmefsngfiTOflnrna, to tri.^. 'with'his competitor Who tftk^a ortunityjto keep hit

71. \JA

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Handbills, Eodgers, Postcri,' «^_Xhp_feeatnJase .to geteuoh livO !fftt

,n8s

Pnnted in TerreHaate

I ,' is tho ,, aK2pp» PEINTEVG 3 Sonth Fifth jSt.

With facilities as complete, and workmen -skillful, any-ee^biiabwent in thi«p pflheStale, we sqitljpit the tqmaf all wanting Prhrtr ^. knowip? we oaai^sdcr entire jaatigfacfion'.

,ri! 1'j S"J3 ias-'liit'-i .:!«s|| •IV)I' ,i». "!1 on

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oioOjSB+tgis

TO6

tift

BRxnr block.CUJtRYSTllEBJ CLMTftN Al(l

BISHIiANB CQA1W

»4 4 AIiS", BlluIL JUu HlfilUtnifUT OOAll, by the carlosd at prices.io#emt- tin Now is tho. time to buy ybur e'otfl fo&-

DAN

5,4'

uheTri:

inspire with hope thelhfeartbf tae nation, arrange the cont^e

sHuroi.Es,

ourtH'& Eitglie Sto..Terre lira

(Mi

'Connected "with ther

by MrJMJftei^hd swart Kg' Tpatronwii'hhn, good acc l-eeBabie1ehfefgee,[_1 "i •S-Boanl'

OAK XILLEC, Proprietor.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Swan nicely lo«ated--nearly.mfewj. Pticfc INE residence property on Ohio street.

rfront,

H.Toii

yAnog&L^r 3jr

u^ysses s. a&ijnr ofjiimii Tor Vlee^rtsident.

HElfBY WILSON, ox MuneliwM,

rner^

Randelph.

HON. TDOS. M. BRt ?LB01°r" For Congrestmn at Large.

Wl^AM ForSecretaijfcof State, WILLIAM -W. CtJKRY, df Vlto.

For Auditor ttf State.

JAMES A. WILDMAK, of Aoward.

Reporter of SupreQie Court. JAMES B. BLACK. of Marion. *v VClerk of Supreme Court. 'f. CHARLES SCHOLL, of Clarke. Superintendent of Public Instruction.

BENJAMIN W. SMITH, of Marlon. Attorney General, ,ir JAMES C. DENNY,

BKACKEBUSn, 4 Steal Estate and

Knox

.^lector. Sixth District,

^AMES T. ^0HWSQ»,.of &rke.

CONGRJE&ilOttAL.

For Congress.

GEN. MORTON C. HUNTER, of Monroe. •. I tl'H'i' JUDICIAL,

-s.

I. '.- I For Judge Ciron^iConrt. lor Jndietiroattitonrt.

.DAVlD H. iLAXWELL, Parke:71 to a it ROBERT B. S|A^of yermilU» »«.

For* Judge Common Pleas Court, -i'?,' ISAAC N. PIERCE, of VigOi For Prosecutor Coinmon Plfeas Court,'

W. S. MAPLB, of SaUivan. i,

COUNTYL in-:" J"

ITAI1HAnraaAiifafivaB.

For'.ClerK.1: £ll 3i:

!i,

TOUISSAKT C. BDSTES.

CHARLES H.^PTTMAlJ.j or S he if JOSHUA M. HtjLL. Jt! 'I in is it

Ist JJfet-^STANlM7 ROBBIN8.

2ndDistr-JOSEPH

J!t,,

niiK.'. EK)E. Jiiif

FoV'SarVcJop,

'•'jii

ALEXANDER COOPER.

i' -FdrCdri»ni .in i^frsWIIiLIAM: Si nil filim I|i ]ii.:i

ot{t

,Ito-

sjrfj

oki«, fauk StwMTlonrn sohabl aftnr^

Christian educa^oa. ata cost^of th'an'S5 a week

one-fourth m, /ot

The 87th session 20' Wdik^'Opens 11th. The addxessiV all ttwmidv quested:, a grand reunion at the eli next'year: Send. for .particulars Chaelks'C. BRIT^T-DC D.i'LL. DA Ito A. M. Raw, PniD., Pnadp^ Ageai* Waste# ftr C^g^rlU's

oTtfci

sysketeh'

esHed Xiberal. RcpuUican Party yiew of the'.Cincinnati, Convention, nottickets or sideshows of the carapalyd.'The. finest Uluathited Bo6Ic Published/ A BooJt wanted by'every. Atneria»n eituebsr. -To secure territory at once,, send *1 fo^ ojatfit. I Ditto* PubLisHiNo Co., 165 Twenty-second ctra«t,' Chicago, 111.

PrtsideBtull&apayi (Caps, Capes'* 4 To*A*** Send for Illustrated1Circular ai^diPrice List.' cuinmiOHAi^ jpidk

204 Chv^ch St., iPhila.' Thirty neW and beautifuldesigns. Get a Prioe Liat of T. C. Rickabps Manufacturers, '*7 pur*aySt., K.'-Y. ..

Brilliant Colors and

Six Cord Ilireadi

J. & P. & -best-

SIX-CORD IN ALL NUMBERS* IroSTSb 8 to lOO Iieluhe, v.vM -v,- |t)R -i1''

Hand and tfacbine

REtVAB!

i'orjny easaof Kind, Bleeding,

cure." It'is prepared e*pre«gly to qart "the Pile«i and ,nothing else. Bold hy rall Drag^istp. frice$ijQO. ^,!,/rr-•

Fellows' Cfnaipoand' Syrap ef ,H ihutesf gp celebrated in nervoAaaiu llitating diseases, is now b^ink' oompieie sucoess, curing mnii irever

theSyiup. Fi^LiiBa & Fullu, Chiea^o.,

r.OlU

Seltzer Aperient is the artificial o£ that gre^t.natural remedy,, *. Vt'„

A Mew Bmk Fi

ruse,

irienda

roriage here Business nnd

KELLEY.

'""Whiilesal^.aad BetailjDealer in—^— GROCERIES, PBOTISJQXS,. AA{V, FLO I .. FKta». FISH, SALT, •i •c.WWjvsTIUI.

important questions. Addresi, intli namp p*y»osta«e1lra.B,MaTZG*»l

AfltfctS—»•/cjr

Agents make

Hion^r. at work, us than at iaytainr elatT.' Bdfiiriesa ticalars free PubtUketf

iness' light and permanent far Potthtnd Maine. ill—:-

0 ATEST BAEGALN^

At THEO.

is a first-clagg

.. lfntim ii

ithkt the undersigned will

apply-to the County (ktmmissioners at their next regular aftsaian {br.a.llcelKotp sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors \tf"legs quand-tips-than-ajcrniJrt at a time. for"Oie -space of one year. The premises on which said liqaors are Wfiesold and drack are located on north side Main street, between Fourth and Fifth, in the city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana.

CHAltLES M. HUtZEL.

:ua

»r

ffs 'Jt siiti

Cliina, GIhbN,

*Ls

ii ,t ill' ".- .-!

No. 15 Souik F«iuik Street* tV

.1 have

accommodatia -i

BKfUCJ

juat received

Carter's

full line

Also Harre-Sliape Stoii^ I'

•ATTI, XXBUIA,

A» PARKER, Proprietor

(SaecBwr to IT. BAlX Co.)

lusimcmui or

StatioHerj and Portable Ensfam,

Floarinf atad Saw Mill iiaehinery. Con Men, Cane Mills and Machinery rencrally Iron and Braaa Caatinga, Mtoi

J. A. Chance, John Yeager, Wm. Cornthwait.

CHANCE & CO.

CUSTOM PLANING MILL,

KQKTI SEC0X9 SXBXET, 3

BLINDS,

sash,%o6s,

Mouldinj^B, &o.

Win. Cliff, Henry Cliff.

CUFF & SON.

ManofactUrera of Looomotive, Stationery and Marine K. yn 1 tJ

BOILERS, Tdbular and Cylinder.

Iron Tanks, Smoke Stacks, Breeching, Sheet |ron Work, Poor,Steps, Ac., •i j.. 1st SI, ket. Peplar Walaat,

Sepairlag done in the most substantial maaner at short notice, and as liberal in price' as,anjr establishment in the State. Orders solicited and carefully attended to.

Wabash Woolen Mills, Established in 1854. (I. F. !ELLI8, Proprietor.

lad Wholesale Haaafactarer of

O'H" erCICK AK9 MAHDFACTOB^ W. Corner Firgt and Walnut Sts Vr T«rre Haate( Ind.

Ift&if lerf-V.*:, h.

V. G, OICKHOrT, .,

PEROM S TALISE •)«-..nieatiivi-.-li-few

.i- ii'S

JST4

SECOND

"1 .....

GRAND GIFT CONCERT

AaUikh

ANUACTUtokS,

A®

aathority in the act of the ins the PUBLIC LfBBAT^ the Trustees will gire thejr

SECOND GRAND GIfr CORCEBIi

In the great hall of the Pnblie Library buildrising,in Louisville, Ky., on,

Saturday, September 28, 1872*

H#,M TICKETS OF ADHIUION

Will be issued at $10 eaeh half- tickets 15 quarter tiekets 12 50 11- whole tickets for 9100 28 for 255: 56 for«500: 113 for «1,000 2M for $2^500 575 for K.OOO. No discount on less than S100 worth of tickets at one time.

During the conoert the sum of

$500,000 in Currency

LIST OF GIFXS.

OneGrand Gift, Cash.„.. .j.v.i..flOO,tXK) One Grand Gift, Cash.^....i„ &0,(iU0

1 15,000

L.H.MMI ... »••••. 4i|00 j| i'.ooo 15 1,000 15,000

a ,,i $$ euo

IIM

ICO 612

Soayit Haa&nr, Judge Court Appeals, Hon ^Paocroa Kxott, late

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EAGLE IRON WORKS, Cor. 1st and Walnut Bta. sm.t-m

pEAIRlE CfTT

PL*MH»M

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CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manaiaoturers of

SAS1I, BOOBS, BLINDS

MpPtDI{IGS, &0? h&r'AU, .1 Stairs, Stair Hailing*.

BALUS^^^Dlj I O

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Dealer^

•system"

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njM'

600 400

22^00 20.000 i8,to »JM

f' 30(1

JiiK -'2U0 100

eiiw

'^lelCktiiis^o^Mitlne PtotIi never produced a mineral water which eoifc bines in such'perfection the qualities ofianti' I iffiJ!39St

•:r Total. ljOOO GifU, all Cadi...i500^00

Thi Fon. THdi. E. Buium, lata uov^rkor.ef Kevtacky, has consented to represeattha Truest ia the management of this sepoj^^ndGmConMrt,and he wiU per'Me that the nonet 'from the sale of ticketi iadeposited with the Treatarer, flu is fairlyconducted.and thetfllts awarded and promptly paid. .iMdmWtftff will take'place' id public, in HelLMew of theaudianee. arai ander thi iii.piediato npervision and direction oftkltfleert SnaTrustees of the Public Librae of XMHeiy. aad the following named eminent aad di«interested citisdns. who have cpnMntef to be present and see that all is fairly

Hon H^VT Bauca, Ju^ge Nintt Judicial IHtt Gen lu Jl Mit»»ay,U S Marshal Di»t Kv. Hon tiooBXAX. Chancellor Lon. Olan.

Curb

Hon SiiKDrroiD, Prerideat Faraier*' ana Drovers' Bank. Hon Johs Bauaa, Manager Koyallnsorsnee

Oo, Liverpool-

Col Phil L««, Com: Att'y Kinth Judicial DrCGaAHa*, founder Graham Cabinet. so a it we lr IS B«ia, Prof Medical University Lonlijille, Hon Btxria, May or Louisville, Hoa IL Bvmintrr, City Attorney. Hmit Wowoan, Treasurer Louisville a 0 BaAMls, Pres Manufaeturers' Bank. Jamis BanraaroBD, Prei't 2d National Bank. W 00 Wbips, Proprietor Wilbird Hotel.

Jonxsqa, President Trader's Banki •, Tiotja N*woomb, firm of NewooMb, BuchananftCo. Hnrr Dipbm, President German Bank. Aantaw Graham, Tobaoeo and Cotton: Mai* ehant BrJfoavnr Ga»x, Pres'tI 40 Short Llhe

Railroad.

of Jw*

Celebrated

"^""JlHON STONE CHINA Serenth

jE^u.nhq|,fine China in appearanca.

HHWL01 in Boiniii tip,

Al»o. a splendid stock of Qobiets avd Ftilif

invited to call and examine my now goods and very low prices befOT^gmbagjjijy^ie-

TotKou, Agent Adams Express Company. ... Ihos. E. Bbimlitts, Agt Ppbljc Library of Ky.,Publio Library

Building,

Lou:8villk, Kt,

•flUOireulars, giving full particulars, sent on applioafaon. It Tdukbitt, President. ITNHau»A*,Vioe President, "s.v'mu Jon 8 Caii.Secretary. Ftimusb' & Dbovibs' Bakk,Treasurer.

GBIEESON,

Ahmn-

A I N E

twenty-Pour Year'c Ezpeiifnoe

Shop and Residence between Eaeie a tnut streets, on Ninth.

qsps

NEWELL POS

Dealers in

LUMBER, LATg&SHINC|LES 7/ oi :i(*

•arEstimates and Price Lists fnrnished on application. i' -I-'. 1 .11'

OFFICE ISO AC TORT,

". i. I Cot. Ninth and Mulberry! fits. .1 -.*i Merita ^il i»cc -:t:

IN E A I E S J.itv Vlaecw Bitters are not a vife Fancy Dnn*, inade of Poor RohyWhistty,, and Refute LSqadrs,'octbred. g3i«M. and MCelened lo nleaie the taste, tailed "Tonics,'' "Appetiie".**. "RiMtorers," &c:,_that leadthe tippler on to drutiVcbb^s snd' nari, but' area true Meoicniij iMM ttMu the natiJe roots aadherb* of Oalifcrnir

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THE

Public Library of Kentucky, AT IiO(JISVII.l.E, KT. TY aathority ii

tation .of the Heart, InfUnwnation. of' the Lupg«,

one bottl«wjJl proxeaibeMer guarantee,of it? merits, than a lengthy advertisement.. ,. for

Female Coinplaliitsj yftun^ oroirt,' married or rngle, at ttie rfawn of Wo(tianliood,.ot the turn of life, these Tonic Hitters, display so de-i cided'an,influence that' a marlied iiil^oVehient ia '4oon ip««eptiWe!-' ''. for iiilbuqaiatory jn«d: ^raale.: Hheronatlmrt

Bitters. Qne,bott1e in suqh cases will conviuce the most incredulous of tfieir curative effects. CleaJise the Vitiated Bipod whenever PimpleSj ErupfionS, or Sores Cleanse it when toR find it obstructed ana sluggish in tlie veins cleanse it when it is foul: your feeHngs-will tell you when. it when it is toul: your teemigs will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and thei health' of the system

youfifid its impurities bursting through ihe skinin Pimpleii Eru iditobstruc when it is eep the blood pi will follow. -.j,...

Grateful thousands prfidijini ,V,inbcj\r .Bitters the most wonderful Inyigiranr tjiat ever sustained the sihking system.

Pin, Tape, and [other Worms, lurkiitg in thejsystem of so many tjiou^nds, are^effectually

L,.. 10,006 1...........— MttO.," ...» 8,000 J,...-.-.., 7.000 6,X» '1....... *........,....^ ..... 6,000

destroyfed'aiid reinbved^ Saysadistingaishedphy1 siologist: There is scarcelyian individual upon the face.of the e^rth whose b^dy is exempt from, presence'of wonns. It is not upon Uie liealthy el^

Will be given to the holders of tickets by distribution by lot of «SMS tuirrci, as follows:

minis of the body that worms ritist. but upon uie idiseased humofkand slimy deposits thatbi-eed these

syste Heehsnleal Diseases, so a in Paints and Minerals, stlcli as Plumbers, Typer, setters, Gold-beater^ and Aliiiers, as'.tliey advance' in life, WHI bi! subject to paralysii of the Bowels. ,To guard aigSinstvthii-take a dose: oft.Wai:KXMW /Vinegar Patters once or twice a:week,.as a Pre-. veniiVe." I

Isilf*ti8, R(iinlttent,'and Iutirint^' teat Keverm, which are sci prevalent in .the valleys of our great rivers' throughout the United! States, especially' tliose of the Mississippi, OHio, Missouri, Iiliiidis, Tennessee, Cufnberlaiid, Arkansas, Red Coleiado, Brazos, KiOfGruide^ Pearl, Ala*! bama. Mobile, Savannalv Hpan()ki( Janjes, and many others^ with their vdit thbiftahes, throughout our entire country during the Summer and All and remark^! and dryness, sive deraagemeuts Cff lhe«stoiiiach othsribdiminalVisCcra. 'in tlieir treatment, gitiVe,'. exerting d' JidwerfKl in'fftie'itee 'n various ft "—i~•'-'VL— no cathari.. move ihe «Iat-kArfM{)W6( Viitid-inaitCT^tlf-wliich Uie. itinc the

do?t^'andarfsjnen6iJlia

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ahealtny condition, ennchirie it, Kteshitig

and invigorating both mind'ifcd hdc^r.'.^lnejf'ii*'. easv of adaliDittation, prompt jn^tkeif actHo%jq«T uinin their resulffj swaad,rdiaM^iiil^ ^HvmVa^£dtf 'tak^ih«ee^]blttLr«ae4 fj

and ii:

.' easy jt tain ii di*as eerfSifeS^salrectioiiatiaS reniaii iSnJjunwill^. .son or other means, and flie vital ^rgaiSs. wastttly' poiKt ofr^pkir.' lr|fJJ£. IO .tl

Pain CheSt, l^l£llll»3t OUUI Xii uvtanuua vi

BsidTaste irrllm'Mbntfr/Bfliotis Atiacks^ Palpi4

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and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigesr

tion. Bilious,' Rernittetit ,S'hd Intermittent fevers «ftbcBlood, Liver, Kidodysand. Bladder,'. these. Bittefs -have §een I moat, successful. Socli Diseases are caused by Vitiated. Blood, Which is ^enttally groducedby derange'raeiltof tlie Digestive

'hejr.an a Gentle PwgBtlve as w«ll

actrai or IA) aad.in Bilious

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nyid

JEW^lWWtk SasM-"

ings, Ulcere, ErysiiJ^s, iS^yelief'iNeck, GoTter Scrofulous IjiflammatiousL IndoL^ut Jiifomination.% Merctlrial AfTettibn^ OVd Sor^s,'^fiiJJifciis ofidiftl? Skfo,®6vte Eyes,elc., ctc. 'lu tli#se?a»Jn !s consUtuUonalrPiscnaeSviWA^^Q^tiiTiNHG'AR

iicharges through tlie r'lo all rei^cdial Tigente,

for tlje curp of Bilious Fever. Fe«*rjmd Ague, dtel body agaimt.disbaie by d'sVitJi'A^lNftti.vt! BiTTeRs. .No

SHemi'c catt take! linlA of ii system tin® forearmed ^Directions.—l'akerf/tW»®iaei»on (roija t^, •lialf^viue

tables, and taketwt-dqOr ejKtci»e.. Hiey'arc composed of purely ,vegctatfc ipgwa^ient^^uyl coojain,' ?orX^ istsittod'iGebMgtsi^ SmrF.nmcisce, jCal, and CW.^WaahiogtpqjapdjgUarlloi^p^, New. York. SOLD BXifir

BS.,,W^TEji3

Honeopathlc^Physician§

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'"Siil'' ^Pdiaperrtaheut CMre is«fieftetl. The properties. of DR.. WAi,KitR's Vik^° CA* BrrTK*s*aiie'Apeiient..Dirf^liit-etlc jntl farmiaative, Nntritiotis, Laxat!ve, XiHiiArtitJ Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, Aileralive, aud AntiBilious. "I -"Tfcc. Aperlettt and 'triiiff Laxalive properties of De. WAJ.KBK,s yJMHGA Ih-^TKKS are the best .safc-guiWmill casesjorefuptvoiis Aid malicnant fevers, their1 bitlsatnic,' Ke'alitia ilrd stfelliijig"^popcities pratett thre liumofs of/the faucecii 'I IksQ-Se-dative,poperties aUay^paia i»i, the ljsrvous system, stbrnath, and bowels, eitlic'r from" inflammation, win8, colic, cramps, etc.'' Tlteir! Cbunier-IVHtant inflbenoe citends lhroogliout fhe s* Jtem., 'lhei^ Aati-Bilious properties stimulate: the, liver, in Hie ste-itioii' of, pile, and its di^iia" biliary

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Order* left at Jtoa4»

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RIPLEY & DEMINGr,

ARE CLOSING OUT THKIK. GB&AT

toe of 7 'Goods,

IN ORDER TO ENGAGE IN THE

I xti*

WholesaleBusinees Exclusively.

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ii i,. i. u! !"•.!. r-..-t .Now i« the time to buy, as the goods we ofler are desirable, and are being generallf sold at cost, sooner .good* at less, and and a complete line of staple fabrics at but a trifling advance. ,. ., if 4 0 I i, .t

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idwJBiUouaiJiseaaesl I'oi'Skln Diseases, Emptions, Tetter, Saj»Rhetim', Blotches,' Spotsj' Pmiples, Tustu1e4, Boils, CarhUticles^ RingtvoTTti Scrfld-Head, Sbre Eyes,

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WrtAT I HfiOW ABOtJT MUSIC.

to render yp«w home pl^aaaliiaad cheerful, go to KISSNEK'S PAlLiCE OF Is IWftlSIC and look over tha immense stock of

At the Palace Of Music.

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tilus|df-e*M*iP Popular Bf!alc0fl|a o* JiL-g tate Palaoa of

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^iractioal PlA&oBtaker

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COST. COST.

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,' 'Recollect that the goods, offered at cost and 1cm are those that usually bears ith^ largest commission. ,,i

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Terre Haute, Indiana..

mom,

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kow stored oa inith floors of hiri spacious buildinfir, and then purchase an Instru nient to ptvsent to jour .Wife, daughter or se^lfildlae m^e happy. -Ot.j :V£*il Jsi^r.r a

JIJ/'.' ft! II r"

Unriviftled Knabe Rafios, m, and Band Instnuneato, *Woe

71 AiriD RETAIL. (I /If Jo Stecl?^ amA Itedenua ML Sm'iM Sqiwwi,

riarfCeleate Ooiyan*,

8|lT©»Ton«ne,

Pianos^ Orgnnsj-llelodeMi^janil all other kinds of Masicsil iMtraments Tuned JiUpiM«d hr. .competesit wrkmap.. .Thei larM^,#ock pf Musical Instruments—at the lowest prices—evei kept in ma Mj^qadat!the,

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CWaherV jne#«try

Store eppedtfe tjkrOeart ho«se. will receive pranpt, attention.

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The-only §oap iu'tiie! yorld^&a\ J^11 water. E-emovea P^tch,. Tar, Pajnt, Qt^wife ft^hteiV lllk^Bwafct, leather o. Toilet purpoaegy Agents wanted. Senfl W'WStamp hOrtiUr tM Price last. ,n 31 •-.•£{ at Drirant, it

ygtirtnp fttOrt«l*r tod Price list

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ClME THE BC8IBBS8.

AELOWS INDIGO BLUE

both Barlow's and Wiltberaer's u^ei en tha at Wilt'

For sale by Druggists and Oroeers.

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"lot, £pld,

turd,

soft or salt

Superior to Outile Soap for *Wli

TAAAKB *Co. Ag»ntM Opposite Post pAte,