Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 July 1868 — Page 1

i, .iiMiUBaaffi

fiiWLiif:

j..|Oit CmK#5W

»j .t,i

TAIHLY HtF.YBNTED

B»

disappear with a really astonishing rapidity. THE PRE8CEIPJHON Slionld be osed in every Diseeat^. by wbat^vei uftme known, In which there is exhibited and derangemont of either the NKBYOUS or the BLOOD Systems. It is uneqnalled In Female Disorder*, •'Scenty or Suppressed Menses, •'Whites," Ac. .c- TbePIiBPARBD I'SISCKIPTlON is both the .(jt Best and the most economfsal Medicine that can be

taken. The average dose, la two teaipoonsfnl, taken onct a day. The patient never requires, under any circumstances, to nse "Cough Mixtures," for the Cough "Expectorants" tor the cd»OMki(BAioja "Tonic«"ttr the Appetite or trui li-on for*the Blood Anodynes for the

Nervous Iritation Acids for Night Sweat! or og. Its ftl Connpon the Whole' Series ot Symptoms. mmimenti from Patient*, Ac.

Cot.hta$Mii£,

BUTTHE

A CHINE pIK|| (USE ift^D Tit KM THE CHEAPEST I The Genuine Pitt's Patent .^

Threshing Machine,

Manufactured at the

Dajfoii^^liresliing Machine Worfce, DAYTON, OHIO. The Qonuine Pitt's Patent Machines, manufaotareil by Woodum, Tenoee

A Co,,

H. BF. WIsifHEART, General A| Agent.

I also have the agenoy for Wood's Self-Baker Reaper and Mower for Terre Haute territory the most •er/eot combined .Machine- in use—the Gold llbdal.Muse Mdwer, the onty Mower awarded a premium at the Great Paris Exposition in 1867.

Call and examine them. It will do yon no harm, if you don't w*nt to buy. J. H.#H. WISKHART, Terce Haute.

I also hare ttte Assncy for tht Hooslar Orain Drills. Cider Mills, Hay Forks, Seed, Ac Ac. prletor and, Jtfannfa ctarer of heart's celebrated Ita^ftiVed Grain Screen—positively the best—separating Oheat and Cockle f.om Seed Wheat with entire satisfaction.

All Machines sold warranted t« give satisfaction. Repairs for Dayton Threshers furnished at sh-ft notlof, at factory prices, adding freight*, id other Articles too tedious to mention.) (and

The highest prices paid for Clover Seed. The abeve desoribed articles can bo seen at R, R- Bobbins' Feed& Seed Store *"Flftb fltr»et,1between Main and Ohio. jylw3n J. H. H. WK8EHEART, Agent.

TO AGENTS.

SEND FOR MBCaaAB.ffl OCR

6KKAT

r»

We oMtr

t. Ah

li"CoH8UM*Tio« t* cerutinly cxjsmd ii»

Iaterinitteot

Verer,

anil as cb»-

Small P0X."—

Rev. Chat. h. Ktitg, M. D., LL. D., ei I N S

PBBPARKD" JPIffllSCETPTION Made from the Pr«aeriptkU of KICT. CHA8. K. KMO, M. D„ LL i)., Ac., Af„

For the PreTention ttd Onre

CONg^MTTION For

the

Radio#

s'i

Cbrtcf ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,

OAlTAEBas Mi dl vthei affection! of the Zinngi, Throat, and AIB PASSAGES for General and Special Derangements of the Nervous System for Disorders of the BLOOD and for all FanetloBal Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.

The Prepared prescription Increase*ftrii tt^eogth and deepens tbe color

OIHOIHNATI 1 was In the J.AST

stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking the PKBSCBTFTION, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever 4c., decreased, and finally altogether disappeared. sA-merojtkeletoji before, I am now well stored ^ltlneai.tdly restoration is amarvst to all wbo know urt.—Sis. O. LI WBioHt. •'Tour Prescription saved my daughter's life, and has probably savod me hundreds of dollars." —Bev. ST. HnMPHxng. Bemsen. N. Y. "We bleu God for the beneflit we have received from your Prepared Prescription.'"—Bov.P. PkbeiiatNB. Blossbnrg, Penn. "Every one to hom I have recommended tt has benefitted by Its use."—Rev. C. D. Jones, Baclne, Wisconsin.

Tba "PBEPABED PRESCRIPTION" is put up In aft bottle, and is sold in Terre Haute, by I. L. MAUAN

CO', and bv Dmggists generally, or

oriiors may be addressad to the Sole Proprietors, OSCAR Q. MOSKS A CO., 27 Cortlandt Strset, N. Y. Consultation free- A Circular, containing Testimonials of many Oases successfully treated will be sent free, by mall, to all who will write for it. decl3deod

hook to your Interest!

aODDIRB AND A STATESSCA N An accurate history of Ms 'Military and Cival Oaro?r, Ic one large octavo vol., nearly 350 pages, finely Illustrated.' Agents will find this the book to sell at tho present time.

commission givm. We

A•BOOK."her

GENTS WANTED

Bth St., Philadelphia, P«.

the Donblo Pin-

Ion Horse Power, from fbnr to ten horses, Is the most perfect in use, the most simple construction, built in a wprkman-llkei tna^per, of the best material, and wartahted }n every Tsspect to give satisfaction, if properly managed it is only neoessary to see to buy one of these celebrated machines—satisfaction Is invariably the resul t.

J. H. H. WI8EKEABT

Inlbrmi theyoblio that he has the entireAgenoy for X«^»j^il»^Tigo and atJ6tnlttg oonhtTes ih Indiana and Southern Illinois. He is prepared to furnish theiie celebrated marhlaes at Faotory pric^»«4aiag fpeights: I

OlBM «,'*. R0bbins' Feed and Seed Store, on 6th Street, between Main and Ohio, in Terre Hants, and examine for yoarself, or at his Office in Sharneetown, Illinois. All orders addressed to meat Terre Haute, Indiana, or Shawneatown, Illinois. wiU meet WUh prompt «ttentioa.

RED

HALE.

Setter Indacemefita than «iif other Honse$

Better Goods,—lAfgfef QnantUles tor One Dollar, and a Greater Variety tt) select from. Evorj person can become an Agent, and obtain magnificent prs»ent« fr«e ot cost. Otrculars sant free. Write for ons, containing full particulars, to

BROW & LINDSEY,

Jflw4t 37 Congress Street, Boston, Maw,

TTOME BMPLOYMENT.—I can I 1 furnish constant employmetSit to one energetie and Industrious man or woman in wiry ounty, town or village. To the right parti*, with satisfactory references, I will pay Mhrtes or commission, they choose. Those willing to work can hftve ftom S2.M to ti.00 per day. Bend ar cents fbr tam pies and particulars to A. 3. HABDY, 9 Bromfield street,Boston. jylw4t

MANHOND: How Lost I flow Restored I just in a tealed f*r?l»pe. Pries, nx

A LECTURE ON THB NATURAL TRBATment. and Radical Cure of Speratatorrkwa, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex ual Debility, and Impediments te Marriage generally NerVonsB** Consumption, Epilepsy, and Physical Incapacity, resulting fl-om Self Abuse, Ao., by Bon. CroT**f ttt, M. I)., author ofthe •'Green Book," *c. "A Boo* to ^bousaito or S«IRms•J,

Sent nnder seal, in a plalB envelope, to any address, rosTTA.ii, on receipt of six quit«,

or two

pottage stsuspa, to CHAS. jr. C. KLtNE It uo.. 1ST BovnrftNevlorK. PostOfice Box 4S8fl. Alio, Dr. Culverwell "Marriage Guide," price 25 cants. MayMwSm.

FOR OBT£ DOLUBX E SELL DRESS PAT FERNS PANT PATteraa, Webs, Cotton Oloth, Shawls, CarpeUngs, Sheetings, Dry end Fancy Goods, ftc., Ac. Cnm^xs SKUT r«n, giving fall particulars or Twelve Checks sent far 0** PoLna. desctiblnc twelve different attlclet Which will sell ler OM OolUr Kach. (V Ladiec and Gentleman wanted as A^uts to whom the meet liberal Indncemants are offered and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.

ijiavrntn *& Wi Jtfl

—...

flfl

SEA BATH WO., Continental Hotei, LOI6 BBAITCH, W. J.

WOOWAIf STOKES 4C0, Prop'rs. ASM TWO HOURS

:trom"Wew lTork,

Vf "»ree from Philadelphia. Four trains daily, line snrf bathing. The CONTINENTAL is within a hundred yards of the beaoh, same .distance from depots. Largest Hotel in the woML All the modern conveniences. Accommodates oue thousand guests. Table unsurpassed. Prices reasonable.

$200 PEKVOHTHMUBI paid to Agents, male or female, to Intro* duce our PATENT EVERLA8TINC WHITE WIBE CLOTHES LINES. Ad.

dres» AMBBICIN WIBI CO., 78 WilMam t.,"N. or 16 Dearborn M., ChicatOrH^'

the Pale Blood. It subdues the Chills and Fever, and dliuinisbM the Kzpectc-ratlon. It checks the NIQHT SWEATS, always, In from seren to fourteen days. The Appetite is invigorated, and the difficult Sleep becomes calm and refreshing the. eTMCnations regular and uniform. A11 the gehifal symp tomsof CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BronchUls, Ac.,

BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR HOWLAND'S A N AS A

The largest

employ no General Agents

and offer fciTBA iuduoemen to canvassers.^Agents will seo the advantage dtallngDiMOTLY With thn PUB1ISHEB8. For descriptive circulars and terms address,J R. BDRB A Cy.,.Pnblishei B, Hartford, Ck.

1 1 1

AGBWIS WANTED FOB THB

OFFICIAL HISTORY & WAB Its Caoses, Chr»!ter, Gondnct and ResuiU, BI HON. ALEIAADKB D. STEPHENS.

Its ready sale, combined with an increaied oommUslon, make it the best subscription book' ever published. ,,

One agent In Eastoii, Pa., reports 72 subscribers In threa rtays. Another In Boston, 103 subscribers In four days.

Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH TNG CO Cincinnati, 0., or 6t. Louis, Mo.

tot

Clark st., Chlckga, III.

the "PMT LKT*E*

A new method of copying letters,

without ei press or water, thereby saving time, labor and expense. Fall direotlons accompany each boook. It recommends itseif wherever shown, and fills a long-fet want, being adapted.tb merchants lawyers, doctors, commercial travellers, ministers, authors, mechanics, farmero Antl others. Prlee $2.23 and upwards, which brlngk it within the reaoh yf ail. Send for terms, with descriptive circulars, testimonials, references, iroi. We want an energetic, intelligent agent in every county. Address P. GARRETT & CO., No. 70g Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa., or No. 122

Medical Illumination I

Four Megniflcently IlluatratediUedlcal Books containing important Physiological Information, for Men and Women, sent free on receipt of 2S cents, by addressing. D/. JOHN YANDF.RPOOI,, No. 30 Clinton Placet N. Y. City. fiauipaign Medals, Fins. Samples by mall 20o. S. S. BABBIE & 00., Mantifsctarms.256 Pearl St., If. Y. ft

A GENTS WANTED, something new- Every J\_ family wants it, GAIVANIOSlLvta PLATIHI FtxriD. Beceited 1st premluct at Pars Exposition.1 Send COcts. for sample. HAEKTS

Co., ..2 North

Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gani and Cross Cut S A W S

Every Saw that leaves our Faotory is Oil T8iif|ered and Patent Ground, perfectly

and imdf of uniform temper by our patent temperlng process.

ii.i t,: .t U'J

L1PPEN00TT & 15AKEWELL'S PATENT GBOUND, -i ,i it

PATENT TEMPER- f*4

LIPPENOOTT & GO'S

WARRANTED a CiST STEEL SAW'S, 'j

::A.

Common -shape, as food as the b3St.' 'jT&e

(Colburn's Patont)

3KJES

Cannot be excelled. TFe guaranty they will cut 2} per cent, more than common A*e«* :Wlth"lMS labor to the chopper.

Send for clrculat and prlceg to LIPPISCOIT A BAKEff£lL, Pittsburgh, Pa., Sole Manufacturers. Fore sale by principal Hardware Dealers.- ,'^j i,iSa

WANTED, A«ESf8.~^SS?

erywhere, male and female, to introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSB FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, ^utlt, coid, bind, braid, and embroider in a most superior mantaer. Price only SIS. Fully warranted for fivft ye»rs. We will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more etastic seam than oars It makes the "JClastlo Look Stitch." Every second stitoh can be cut, and still tho cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Ageats from $76 to $200 per month and expauses, or a cummisaiok from which twice that amount can be.made. Address 8SC0MB

CO.,

Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass. Caution.—Do not be imposed upon ky other parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours Is the only genuine and really practical machine manufactured. 5

nO YOU WONDER how we can sell thcuSands of Shawls, Bed Bankets, Boots, Shoes, Bilk Dress Patterns, Bheeting, Shirtings by the Web, Watohos, Jewelry, Silver Platfd Hard and Glassware, and give a choUe In 800 art'cles 6f elegance anil ntill'y, for ONE DOLLAR each articleV Send tor a circular. Agents wanted.— Address 0. Y. ME3ERVIC O J., Licensed Brokers, 86 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass.

Proof of our [Statement that

vrt

hare made

A COHPLETE

REVOLUTION IN TRADE,

We s*'lt every description of DRY AND FANCY OOODS.PLATE WARE, JEWELRY,WATO AE«, SEWING MACHINES,Ac., Ac., far the- uniform price of 6SE HOLLAR. Cieccla.^ ss»t to ant ADDRISS rats. PABKEB & CO., Ifos. 68 ami 100 Sttmm«y sf., Boston.

6 E A S A E

DBT GOOES, CARPEIINOS,

BOOTS

AHD

CHA8. LETTS 4 CO., Manufacturer*' Agents,

64 ft 66 Fraiiut STKIET, m2Swly BOSTON, MASS.

SHOES,

SILVER &LATM1) nAJtJS

or.Att# ?•'CM1

And a Variety or valuable and nseftal articlea for sale at ONE DOLUS ARTICLE.

A otwck describing an article telected from our Stock Sir sale at OfiK DOLLAR, Will be tent on the recaipt of TxaSs Onra to pay postage. No charge for schedules 6r

Checks made at Estflblishnien

Send for Gircnlartf^s this is the kind in tb» oooatty. Address FARITHAM & CO.,

So. Frlw« St,,Boston,Mas»-

vi -r.S,, sai* I miiukm* «afve4•*)& ... ... jtf ,-..,(7 svijf-t "'4 fc-xe *taafe®aa! ewatf .*??„, ,„ J^f

,„,, 61S 10 ^Mja}C5») .. i*.' .-j fesfv'j 5'4 .»... il^iltolM'''' i^iiil .a--/ d'^-r ",l oil liiiUBhO

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. :———i 1

''1- TOBACCO MIjDOTK'1

WABBAXTKO to

remote

TO THE LiADIEH, WE are agents for over ON^, ([nNBBED Forei^n and Domestlo Manufacturers, and are prepared to furStsh the whble country with DRY and FANCY GOODS. BILKS, SHAWLS BY. SILYEB WARE, PIANOS, 8EWIN CHINES, Ao.,'Ao. at tB'etrnlfbrkn price of

Dry and Fai£f*doo&s, A WATCH, PIECE. £V SHEETING, SILK DRESS PATTEBi?S, Ac., Ac., 8#(Sok!, Oar inducements "during th(t ^Sst fe^ years have j, .tM0&

on M?

an 9 O & &

0?ii .Mmi sii Jtq CJ

*»iui

-r -i'y

sai®!»

nii

ALL B*SI«I

fcmlCckacco.—

ThiK greftt remedy Is an ezcaileot appeti&er« It pari flee tSablfrod, ihvigorates the system, p'oi leases great nonrishlng and strengthening power-, enablos.tho stomach to digest, tfae heartiest food, Wakes aM8p tefreiftlng, and establlshea. rebast healtti,

Omoton 0*4 'tXMirifor Tifty Tears Our til.

Price |Plii.y Cents* pest, tree a-'A- treat lift on the iDjuriouu effects of Tobaoco, with lists of references, testimonials, Ac 1, best irus. Ag«uU wanted. Address Dn.i*J'1t ABBOTT/ JeWeyX'ity, New Jersey. ..rfj ti i*--rut.-hft* •f' "ttTAI-UABLE RECIPES FOB THB MAN-

UFAOTUBS or the FINEST FRENCH BRANDIES, and all other Mquors. Wines. Cordlald and Bitters, (no machinery required,) will be sent to any party remitting a check or postoffice money order ot.gfi jto the Address of G. W. JACKSON A 00., Bftliltaert, Wl?

JEWEL

One Dollar for Eaeli Article. Send yotir Cfnb oflO

dfad upwards,Vox 4efcript-

ive checks, Showing whaft article cian ft) dbtftined for One Dollar, wlth lOicsnts.far each Checkv Circixlar«i ISent. Freei'j

Presents'worth from $5 'to VOOaeht free of charge to agents sen^iBgjclubs. Agents Wanted ita every Town,

CUSHMAN & C0. 10 A^h pflppet, Boitonv Mam,

.0 Z£1

THE~SUC CESS^°'

iWvU-lS

Of the ONE :,i rK

WELAB,lets

FiirnSV Vtlfut»llorm ^ff8?fr ONE DOllsuch articles as are/nsed by every

family, at a price thkn the/ are sold py any wholesale dealer in1 New Y'ork or Botrtofc*0 •. Agents wanted to co-operate wUh ua»in darrying out a plan which meets the grants,of tU^miilioni and in thedlSposal ofte'Iirge' aqd varied stock .of Dry and iFaney Goids/ Silver Plated' Ware, Watches, C^rp«|ting%

Ac.i

Oac l:erms to

Agen«iare superior,to thpse o£ any.o.thKr firm..as onr Circular wlll1 snow^ ThBia^etting np clubs can secure a plt-ce of Shawl, Sewing Machine,

WateB Silk Dress,

c., Ac., oa.sai

JPree a of* Gost^1' •1- A check describing alf Wrlicle' "te & 'ii'old foj a Dollar, 10 cts. 30 for $2 Wefot€0 for $6 109-for $10. sent by maU. Sand money by Bell terod Letter. Cirftlars mailed free to any address. Ageuts wauteA everywhere. Address

HABRIi ftrPLrKI(ER,

,34 Xiaiaover St., Boaton,HKaM. TTo

And will present to any person log us a Glab in «iur CMreat, OUriR DOLLAR SAIiE

Jar^e.,

W E

true and even,!

NOW OM'BIiK OUB

eiii

-Oar Frieivto|ffNU biA7JPftais^ntsfot 30 i'tttad5^ Olttli't'4rCno^, I •»?.-« mora thism iSqual ftf vaRi'e to Crabs'' in -vain© toXJlUbs 60 and 100 respeatiTttLy of oth-

T,«n}

l»"Pr©Ase Examitte., Any p'ergon ordering'either of the .Clnt)* .flVMJtidiied bfel^.'^tfhavWiheir^selection of Intnii

eiuiiierale^l JcWesponaing to, jthg tne Club," '-v"" FREE OF ONE DOLLAR I

For a CInb

of-

SO, ($&,)--One of the fol

lowing articles,,viz:\ 20 fArts SlUiettBg Delaine dress pattern: fancy colored bedspread 100 view Turkey moroceo album striped cashmere dolaine dress patj^^hftnigii^ftmh^nilt alt wool square snawitaot^solid goldbOKTm stnds all wool faccy cashmere pants aad veat.paiUrnji gent's hair guard chain, gold frimmlngs' silver plated chased botter-dishf lljyqr plated.6. bottle revolvi ingcastbr.'on feet set superior steeled bladed knives and forks worsted promiiiiide shawl ladies' long gold plated chain iadiM' gold deoble ring gent's heavy chsked solid gold ring solid black walnut work two*,®!-'writing desk extra qnality balmoral skirt set Jewelry, sleeve,button e.to match viclin an4 bow Rent's cardigan ackei splendid ebony flute, ivory trimming* superior Turkey moroOco snooping bag ladies' ot the follow. ing articles, t(k 40 taMS BleacllM bP»Wi sbeellng Blaok or colored alpaoa drew.pattern engraved, stW^tHpttted^ fMttle revolVtYrg fcastor 35 yards saperior cashmere for pants and vest patters extra heavy honeycomb qnllt two fancy colored bed spreads pair gent's calf boots 4 yards fanners' good wftot frocklng fanoy cashmere plaid dresa patterns D^st qnallty tialiaoral skirt rosewood brass alarm clock ladles' all wool cloak pattern silvet«plated cake or Card basket fur muff or, cape ladies! lashiahabla wool double shawl splendid ilasped family Bible, 9x12 record page and .•ngravltiK'i S yarna double width water pt'oof cloaking sot ivory handle knives, with silver-plated forks $"ket Mm forks, one set of lace curtains Genuine Meerschaum Pipe in case.

For a CIu)t ol 100. ^10,—One of the following artiies, vfit) Wyannnptrlor quality extra width SheetlBg -tjartglojlWe -SUd^f loading or coating 1 larg3, flabTnleacfcen linen table covcrs, with 1 doz. large sized dinner napkins to .natch 25 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black or alpaca dress patterns pair gent's calf boots, '.befct^ quality .silver hunting-cased patent levaf W*tcBj One. dox. ivory handled steel bladeu knves atid (brks silver-plated engraved S bottle revolving castor, with cut, glass hottles splendid violin, box'and b6w, complete Ingle barrel shot'gaffr Bacon's six-bftrrel levolver pair «npesrioar wbtte wool biankdia^^ice for mnff and «apd ^valvlej -plated engraved ice .pitcher, withiealver yards all wool fancy cassimere,for snltfrsto- dbs«ii Rogers' best silver plated forks cornmnt mw Mwlng and embroidering machine twa heavy' htaey comb quilts splendid family BitdOf teaord and photograph page. For larger dobs tb« value in tlu nm« ratio.

Catalogue of Goods and Sample .sent to any .ad« dress FBCE. Send money by register*} letters Addrees all orders to jjj tt

Allen, Hawes &

fit

can be found in th* f*ct thnt Ch« immenss business we have built up lias inducod a muUitnde of jxtii coMOntra to Imitate ou clnb ay«tem, and some by advertising tho present* th«y will giv to •gents, seek, nntuocesSuliy, to, dirtrI mo «|f oui btitin«ss te themselref. We mack thjs announcement simply to inform the publio that, it. interest to patrdnize'rut house,

will b» for their as we 8*111, continue to oivs »i*t» ooowi iRt OKtlTKE BRHJOU1BHT9 TO AGISTS ®*AH AM* OTfTR* COSOMS IK IKK spaxwws, j- W

IS Federal St,, Boston, Hassk

P.O.Box «'. -y -5 ,• •-'V-A'V l- A-4* Wholesale Dealsrs W Ury aiirf

f#IS"cy'Go«^to#

Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather .jGopd^, Ac,, Ac.

Ladies fake Particular JVeiice,

rnr rois. WARHANTBJL)- FRENCH. rpHESE PILLS, so colehrated. many ynm*i ago

Paris, for the relief of female irrepuUrties, and afterwards so notedons tor th sir'Criminal employment in the praotioe al aborttotr, are pow offered for sale for the first time la America. They have been lr»|SrW^6®parative obscurity, from the fact that tW ori^aator Bf«-T#Ueau, is a physician in Parte^o* |nil w«fcTOi"*fcna strict conscientious principles, "and has wffhheld them from general use,, leat they. shoal* bq^ni|l«T#i for anlaVftl purposes In ovetcomtng female obttraotions, *B*or MM* to be truly omiiititoteiit, bursting open the flood gatea from whatever cause may have stopped them hat they .afe^rlliued te the public only for legitimate ate, and all ageats are forbidden to eell them when If is nndemtood that the objsctis unlawful.

Ladles can poenred a.box, sealed

from

the «y

ef th* curious, by en elating one dollar, and-stx postage stamps to M. W, SIAOOMBER, General Agent for th^Oniled States and Oanxdaa, at Aihanv. N. T., or to'any aothoriaed iwt. Sold By ail Dtngglete in TefrVlTatU*. ofdwiy

pRUlT JAR§ rrEUCE JABS I

Spencer's Reliable Self Sealers.

Hemlngray's Screv Top do

Hemln gray's Wire Top mass Jar

Geo. Scott's Brown Barmen do ALSO Olasi' Cork. Jars ul TSea&ig Wax

We hawjnst receivedm iargratock^ aiid ws an bound to sell at prices to suit the times, at Ho. €2 Main St. Terre Hants, Ind. junSdwSm. BROWN A KKLTIN.

usf? S3- at)

JtemocraUc legro 8a*^a«e. uffflChe Journal republishes StTMHXit'3 re" cent letter "to a citizen of Norfolk Virginia," and comments thereon as follows:

There are some radicals in this pari of the country who profess the bitterest Opposition to negro suffrage and negro office holding. If uiey are honest the above ought to prove an eye-dpener I "We think it very likely there are mainy "radicals in this part of the country who profesa the bitterest opposition to negro suffrage and negro office holding,' but we have failed to find, any Democrat or Democratic paper "in this part of the country" that "professes" tho slightest "opposition to negro suffrage," provided only that the voting negro will vote the Democratic ticket. Indeed the Democratic press of the entire country is fall of stilted eulogy of "the brave, honest patriotic negroes" of Mississippi, Georgia, and other Southern States where they have been hogged into full fellowship with the Democratic party, have beea nominated by Democratic Conventions and elected to office by white Democratic votes. It is too late for tho Journal to raise the howl of "negro suffrage." ijtS party is fully committed to it. No other party ever showed such wild extravagance of delirious joy as has been shown by tie Democracy over the "honest Democratic negroes" of the South I Negroes who would not vote with the Democracy have been maltreated in every way and often murdered, the Democratic press approving and applauding. Negro as who could be seduced into voting with the rebel Democracy have been toasted, feasted, petted, carried on, .iDomocr^tic shoulders in triumphal processions and eulogized with all the "pet namen" in the dictionary, the entire Democratic press of the country shouting approval. It is,' therefore, quite too late for any Democratic paper to put in a protest against negro suffrage any further than to object to ,'jBepublioan niggers" being permitted to-vote**

DKMOCRATIC consistency finds a beautiful illustration in the conduct of the Vigq Democratic Nominating Convention as compared with the practice of the same party in Georgia. Here the stern maxim: "No Irish need apply," was rigidly enforced. The representative of the Irish, element—the party's right bower— rwas ruthlessly slaughtered. If every native Democrat in the Convention had solemnly sworn, in the presence of Al* mighty God, that he would not vote, nor give his influence, for any man, for any office in the gift of the people, unless he was an American-born citizen, in favor of Americans ruling America, the proscription could not have been more com*

P1^ :uib^qed7^«'« Turning to Georgia, we find that the same charmingly consistent party at the recont election, in several counties put, up negroes for office, by regular nomination, and in. one or two instances elected them, while in other districts they conveyed'them to the polls in carriages and buggies, and "even conveyed litem on their shoulders when they voted the Democratic ticket"

Perhaps the Irish will Still continue to be driven in the traces of a party which proscribes them utterly and ruthlessly while it nominates and elects Negroes to office, turns out with buggies to convey Negroes to the polls or foTms in triumphal profession to bear the Democratic Negroes on sturdy White Democratic shoulders, through the streets to and from the voting plaie«

is. HHH Wants to Cli&Bge the Subject, The debt of the State of Indiana is but a drop in the bucket compared to the enormous public debt of the United States, counted as it is by billions.

We are ready to meet our disgusted neighbor on his chosen ground, and we open the subject by the citation of a few historical facts: 1 The Democratic rebel* lkm created the national debt/ 2. Demoeratic opposition to reconstruction is responsible for the greater portion of oar governmental expenditures since the Democratic rebellion Was crushed. 3. The Republican party, notwithstanding the. enormous expenditures necessitated by Democratic opposition to reconstruction^ made rapid progress toward the extinction of the debt until JoHKSOir Esaoed, went back to lua own and appointed Democrats to collect and disburse the revenue -of the government. 4. Official statements show that over one hundred millions of the revenue is stolen by Democratic officeholders, who are sos-

mrctt* rii

:r"~»

., .,i»» Ik- .ft.fi JvH *z

».? siiei cl is-

r. 'j'vi5 J.

I li.

ni,,.

4-.^

*Mn

t,-i *&i .ju.'ofa#©* *i

INDlAN^inL. .,

.fll-.i-:

!•-. te'

Uined by Hr. JousokJAd tlM Deovcratic members of Coa| l«f. When the Jfaumat Shall' IhaVe

SIVKNTT-MT*

New Albany last month:-

..••1

-..ill

£van|yille.

THJE Vernon

This

is the great enigma, and if the financial geniuS of the Express

will turn his atten

tion to its solution he will confer a real benefit on his countrymen, &c—Journal. "The debt of the Slate of Indiana,'' which Democratic mal-administration. forgery and other species of rascality had piled up to the enormous altitudo of nearly $12,000,000, but which Republican economy and good management have reduced to "a mere drop in the backet," and will soon entirely extinguish, is not an interesting subject to tho Journal.— Th|s is not to be wondered at. So dis» graceful has been the conduct dl Democratic financial officers in this State that no membe.r or organ of the party can contemplate the subject with equanimity. Tho credit and good name of the State were reduced to the lowest ebb when the Democratic thieving grip was loosed from the remnant of the children's school fund, and a Republican administration b£gan the great work of restoring the credit by honorably paying the debt of the State. From this subject, so eternally disgraceful Jto the Democracy, and so honorable to the Republican party, the Journal turns in deeply intensified disgust, and utters its oft-repeated wail of "Republican extravagance" in national affafrs.

^iils UI-UVT

,r ^»UR#. Si ?*. JViiriW! -i-

«ri to .isKtv *»«t I••»««»#« t, .•„.,»• •?-qbl

,"•••••. if.

7iig

th^ae Wf wil£ cito a for more from eqaaUy mliaMssourcesi.

tS« 1*f

«*rj

JBKKS in Macioa county are stervMig-

1PKOSP*CTS for the StaM Fair «ra gckii. •ttr j-. iTl-i-

i.. •—i

the rotired. ftst. S»^-

.1K'UA-j*/

I.' jvfe^^.^v^wiiae

if £fttt Mujri i-. «is«v^4

'368.

l£

BY TELEGRAP

Arreatr were made

:,r

"i A ••. j?i 'P51

TH® MADKOK' ^rtVr. reports the robbery of ite,ftepi9m.Qr kitchen Uaa?

ItAFATBTT* has afresh importation

rpickpockets.

,«r,|irt.n-ntrnf-i»»fc feiacdt sal**-* -»*»'»Ji

li*

r.tjj wi jt bhvufte .iM THE LAFAX^BT^Sj^eet Bailcoad Com* p#nyibas effected an organization isi

EvAT«vn.iE is ltfir raising Grant and* ,i {.Y oMtamSi

scfhw ?idii.fc»j

OolCtx poles. j» iff

dW^*^^oOK"!ii^

on the bov^s »t

tasf

HANKY G. GtTFrufr^E^., wiif deliver the ora^loh at tie Indiana Hospital "for the Insane oq^lie J1ourtl».j&bA ifva

HBNKT T. L»PA»t, of Ripley 'codnty, has been afljndiriited an invOllihtftry hankr /laii #**1

THE New Albany Cbtpment&l Jearn.4 that the&pple orop in Southern I ndl an a' the present yeafr WiU^TOve'alniost an entire failure. '1

V5»'»*•"«»'«*

.'"'.V.t,»!.'•«

lii'} ail lt'« I .v.„,r ... t, .— -,i'—f.-vrnuian*

Dr. Spatt^cikq, of For.t Wayne, ,took bed*bug poison for soothing drops, last Saturday night, and wtme very near "pegglng Out" ttfuStmazott .... f\ -T «wsw -r-' to TTTsfl. J»

Txus meW Cits' Reorder of KvairsVille has reduced the price of wife*whipping to "one dollar and costs"—.a* we learn from the Gcnarier of.that cit

GaRrett CtrsHiKQ, of ifi'dtanapolls, sustained injufics of a very .serious character Wednesday morning by being run over by a train on the Lafayette Railway.

THE Etatnrviiff jinitt&lt cotflpany have donated an elegant piano and a, sewing macfrine to two very successful canvassers for thfeir weekly edition!-* ia* J'f1 pi ti (1*3 Oj OtJT

A BOT.i whose parents reside in or near Jamestowb, was bitten by a water "moccasin shake sotne two weeks ago, and h*» smca^ieds. ^, ij »tll bq&Hifflyl

At^.?,^. )|oOykb, .'fpcmsiiy of lots Fayette, ^uti now of InlianApolis, who has been reported unaOcoantKbly taissing for some time,ha^ tiitti0d iip"1a itkFayeUe, all right. ".. iK.-o.iv»n »Amb _• ,U

Bamter

reCords the fact

hat there is living in'that county colored man named Grigg Harper, who was bom- ia Yirginktcj in- i746, and is consequently 122 years o«g4.

FAWNXK ciiief by the name of Or-rel-luf ia the chief attraction in Craw fords# ville. He went there) says the

Review,

attend the- Commencement exercises of Wabash CollegeV8^

tasW*iT

JULIA SxotfT, colored, has had Henry Renicke, white, tf New Albany, arrested on charge of rap6.( Bad for Henry.

i'.' f-'M"''.'

rA NBw passenger depot is to be erected by the Toledo, Wabash St Western Railway Company at the head of "Ferry street _• ics iioussiiW' ita* ra

nk»! pastrtufetef at Sullivan, has been removedi -and Mr. Moore appointod P. ,M., ad ^0|.tcause for removal is assigned.. :t»-

,J I.. ,1

I..Ill .Illy

i.«

a Bo

A couiXiB divorced by Judge Tei^-in the Tippecanoe Circuit Court, eight y«art ago, are to be re-married at Attica, next week. They hav^. fesea^^eOHrting eyer since thejdivorcet-'uwtno N iawfl

THB ^lUtfi^o^^f^ttonVow,irnng formed.'at". Ii^iahiipoUp will rconsist of four companies, under the eommand of General Kaefierj and will be known asthe Indianapolis National Gua^^^^^ 1. t* jv.- '.

biiT JvJ!Af&

Ma. ISAAC p. O'Dwx has bden pointed Agent of the fc C. Bailroktl at Fort Branch, and entered npori the duties of his office. He wiH liAvo. a telegraph office at that j^taUon, and Fort Branch will assume a PAW importance amon^ the

,s,j 533 iiV5 $ Ths Bollivaa Union atfit

"The SiStf-

r.ens, having mad* iopf mo&ey safficfeot to purchase a good of in&umfOtt for the Sullivan Band, pennaon*' gTgni«turn waaaffeotadtpn^ncMd^' and a committee appointed to procuTf'a teadt-

er. a an IB fuliii anaibol fiscal

Wi nadamtand ftkt he won't mafee a joifit eantaas irrih Hon.D. W^oorheea, itt event of his Inn ing the nominee of th« Democracy for Congress ia th»

Ii«*ri*.—fihllkitn Dem

ocrat. x. ..A* -i "y

word of truth in the abo,vf. Major. Ov* tar will be exceedingly gjtatiAed ham an opportunity to joint atnrasH with Dah.: Vodrhees'" or any other man the Democracy may draft for Congress sional martyrdom. Trot out your victim.

Mr. Kernan wanted to know whether th* adoption of these rulea would not abolish the two-thirds rule.

Mr. McCook said that rule had nelrer governed a Democratic Convention except in nominations.

Mr. Richardson said the rules now nhkar consideration would govern only the temporary organization. The resolution With the amendment, was adopted.

E. D. Perrin, of N. Y, was appointed temporary Secretary of the Conventioh, Mr. Clymer, of Pa., moved the usual resolution for appointment of a committee on permanent organization

The Chair said it was proper here to read the call ander which tills Convention had been brought together. The call was read accordingly by the Secretary.

Mr. Clymer withdrew his resolution with a view to having the resolution enteitainod offered by Gen. Green, of N.Y-, lot a-call of States. sJi

,'f &

IflBonAl ^otnoontio'^oa1 N*w YORK, July 4.—The Convention waacaUed order at twenty aunntes past twelve o'clock by

August Belmont,

Ch*irmasQtof the National Demoorfttac Committee. He welcomed the d*!«gates hero in this beautiful hall,, to the city of New Yjofk as the bulwark of Democracy.

His utterance was indistinct and uiiliitelligibbat the r^jorter's seat, but was understood to predict triumph ia November for the nomioe&a of this Contsntion.

He reviewed Use part sail animadverted upon radical rule,lt» tax gatherers, & paiceA National credit and other consequences. .!*«'*»» i*-

He continued to discuss at ^oimrlength the policy and character of the dominant party, denouncing it violative of the Constitution and sound principles of democratic and. republican Government.

The countiy looks. to you, gentlemen, means. of the Demooratio organizatiD^ to save the country. THe nominated for temporary Chsir* HTWMH Hon. Henry S. Palmer, of Wisoon•in. Agreed*to. --1 -1

Mr. ralmer took tfco chair amiAr applatue., and returned thanks for thehom^ the Convention to unity a»d wisdom in adtaadng the great ea«e| to which it is devoted, predicted for the patty a triumphant support at the hand* of. the people. .-«

Prayar was offered by BeVi Dr. Mor:anr, Rector of St. Thomas church, New fork. i-

Gen. Geo. McCot^t (Ohio) moved a resolution that, until otherwise provided for

?the

aour.au :tJt. -Am.

.n#ia*/IO iM 1 giii.t A#

'^hk Indiana ii4ilil*ry Claim Aganiy received four hundred and ^twenty-two bojinty ".""is'Birroit!

Convention, the rules of the Hotj Representatives should, govern dl bo^y.

Emtus Brooks—There are many in thiB bodv who do not recognized rules of the prraent House of Representatives.

McCook said he would not hat© unpe the motion had he not known that the present house had not dared to change any of the time honored roles of t£e body. [Voice, "That's the only thing they have not changed then."]

Mr. Richardson moved to adopt the rulea of the House of Represectativea pts

they existed in I860. Fran

ncis Kern an, of New York, moved an amendment to the resolution, which provides fbr the edition of the roles of the Democratic Convention of 1864.-—

S. Cox and these rules were the rules of the House of Bepresentatives.: i.dj Mr. McCook accepted the amendment.

Mr. Stuart, of JQchigan," iliged that the first business properly hi order is the appointment of committee on credentials^

Mr. Oiymer said it was his opinion that the committees should now be appointed, and ha moved that a committee on credentials, and another similarly selected committee on permanent organization.

The Chair rnled that the business before the Convention was Green's motion foe a call of the Stetee.

The Chair stated the question to be on Steele's amendment. Mr« Schwartz, of Mo., moved to amend the. amendment so as to require the com* mittee to report at three o'clock to-day.

Mr. Steele aocqutei the amendment. The question irni stated to be on the amendment as thus Amended.

Mr. Clymer reminded the Convention that the amendment gave each Territory aswell aseach State a member of the oommittee. Mr. Cavanaugh, of Montana, argad

the propriety of giving the Territories a voice here, ihough they had no voice in the electoral college they had a deep interest in the result.

Mr. Stanton, of Ky., moved the preti* ous question, which was seconded and main question ordered.

Mr. Clymer accepted Mr. Steele's amendment so far as admitting Territories i» eonc*rned, and Steele withdrew the clause.ordering reports from the Commit* jnittee's at 3 p, m. to-d*y. .^Ehe ieeolution appeared to be ndopted.

A vote was called for by States, and ordered. There was here evMantly moeh division of sentiment as to the propriety of giving committeemen to the Territories.

The following States voted ave: California, Georgia, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, Nevada, Narth Oaroltna,Sonth Carolina, Oregon, Texas, Virginia.

The

following

Stale*

•H •,jr.

-i J*

IN?

,¥a* i,

M-i*'11"

TT~~"

tQmrftfepi**

gia,BIndiana. Kansas, W. McCreary

COMKITT** 0N 0BGAJ5TIZA330H.

Alabama, J. H. C!iinl6i "Ar^ansiBj J. Dunham OalifottHa,nlt^t«eJ^ necticat, J. A* Hovey

Mr. Murpl

Greent

Mr. Richardson moved to lay

motion on the table. Carried. mi. Clymer renewed hia motion for appoin meat of committees.

Mr. Steele, ot California, moved to amend so the delegates from each State and Territory should name its own member of one or both the Committees..oh Organization and Credentials.

Mr. Clymer hoped the amendment would not be pressed he thought there should be distinct committees on permanent officers, and another Committee on Credentials, both of them to report on Monday. •-Mr. Steele supported his amendment*'

Some one moved to: lay the amendment on the table. -n :,i

Mr. Oiymer said this motion, if carried would table the whole subject. The motion to table was withdrawn. -.-.

voted no:

Arkansas, Connsctimit, Delaware, Florida. Hlinois,BLentuoky, -Louisiana, Maine, MjasiaispSi

New

Jersey New Yorkj In.

dian% Ohio, P«nrrlvania,Tennessee, Ye*' mont, Wertern "Vlxginla, Wisconsin,Kan« saa and Massachusetts, eqoaHydivided.

The Ghair annoqneed the ysis ix, 164,iMt jjvsg the call a debate arose in the Illinois d*Ugatiop, part of the delegate! claiming tbeb right to divide the Tote«f the SUte, while their Ohiimwi, Bicfcatd^ aco, damned that they wereinstrncted to vote as ajoi^t. ... -e

On the other hand, Dolby autiatained tWjrereonlv instructed to vote as a unit on xresidenual nomination, and no other queetion. ,.4..-,.:'.

No otiier action on this point was titan tar the Convention and vote wee recorded a unit

Mr. Clymer then moved a resolution, Which was adopted with division, ordering a call of the State delegations only

appointment tion^ antfthi the Convention shall WTaft*rtr wftioafc-

Grees Missii souri, OhwlM

mMr.

aaaaixa

1,,,, .Jf*j

':z,:^ MM/raseMov*

'.' "f2LiS*l it JJ&&J SSUI a !^TmT ZT

-I

Jtwau^

nent Organization apd CredniUala^. 1 TH* flowing Were niuh^'bn Cfraknlt* tetottOntetiab vic^wpeC

AlaJjaiMb.W H. B«ssas ArltAasas, C. Boadinot €alifbrni|L A. ^MOby

srtg,

Bottet 'i IlliiM)U, ft A« I^a, Jm JX,

Maine*#

DreW Miu-vlaiff, CK

W?-iGm

dox Massachusetts^-Michigan.B-G. Stowt Gorman Mississippi, souri, S. Sa wyet W ebraska, Nevadif'J'.'*®1W&j/fifWPewr Ham J. Prootor i.New Jersey J* Sb Moalla ney New York, J. A. Hazdw^zglP? North CarolinM, General w. Ohio, W. Griswold Or^dttj O. Jdya»f Pennsylvania, Genwsl Rhode Island, W» BWe W. D. Simpson Tennesi Teras, H. Boughton .... ham VirginfS, €^6rge*Blow w#lfyj ginia, JEf* D*vi% WtocwMi% fl.

De!awai«r

Beaston Florida. A. i, C. C. Peeplo8:Illinois, Iowa, W. F. Bratnan- ttir^ T\ P. Fen ton Kentucky, Wt1k Mieh^lio^tta,

W. ,G. McCimne Maiae^ fih

•issippi,

Matthews Missotni, W^ H. 0.

Hunter Nebraska, G. Ju. Mit&^

G. G. Berry New Hampshire, New Tfi^sey, B. C: LittU NW Yorl Gen. G. AvGreen, Jr. Nfflrth CSurtlin W^N^R- Scoith Ohip, VjO. Liblon, egon, mo* olina, .. B. Bat«5 Texas, ^3. Bfcrrogos 'Vettrtqnt,

MrfGr«fJi,vyfNe#Yxifit, olution instructing these c88fl#flil6*6 th report sTfr-tyuiueh Uila allniiioon, and tk*i the ConventijO|J*dionqft that houi

After voting down amendments to jdhtri tinill' 10 o'clock Monday

P°A

debftte adopted^ -1 tl awoi itsq of lalprMlsgi*''and of the

kansas, W. H. Garistfc^ CaWoSnia," J»i. being nangeron Rose Con necticat, T. E.Jkjaiittie watiSi^Sttt^eindtvldusT rights rare. Jas, A, Bayard^ Florida,-^.Wr dtiapn^oontiary to th*ger»wus spirit of cCall Georgia, HenW 9. F^tch oujy^tgjcan fqwu ?f Jfovernment and nofe, Wm. J. Allen Indiana, J. js. exhaustive of the national resources, and McDonald Iowa, J. H. OnoSlt Katfta*/ beiieved that amnesty Geo. W. Glick Kentucky, Wm. Pntston

an(j

Lo'oiaiana, Eustisj... Mfin^ B- Pleto R^jMnlir iTffrrr1 °"f and prevalence of municipallaw and order in ««jmntty ,with thp, ^aortitution of the to ramor® all appeariptioas o£ a retsliatory or ftnr.fcheipec«efl£.th* sr mnnicessaty dis-

tpi, vE. Barksdato

Hampshire J. Campbell HwMs^r, Jacob ILWortewdyke? New Toek, Heary C. Marphyj Nori* i)ftioJln», Ohio,. GilfWfe Oggon,, A, ,D. Fitch "Penngylvfnla, Rhdde Islrlid, TOoS-' SW^f ltaa, Wada HKmpWn Tennessee?

Coopsr Teaas,

A!^|Of..

.W-

mont, Charles j»a. j. A. BaWSw*f W«l VUgfllla,Jno.

Wisconsin,James A^jMeltofii a«T On motion, it was ordered that tike ooi mittee on oganization be' directw lo. r^. port rules f&t the pefmihent govstnin^^ of this Convention. -^'4

The Ghair indioaied to

the eevsral nam

mittees wh«re they would meet for d*U eration. ,• «r A delegate fluffed *0* 'ipectiiots were to get into the Coe^eatiwa toef**" as they had already delivered ^thsfct ets at the door.

s,,s 1

ThiB Chair replied thif the ChAftniln Of. the Delegates woald call at the^N atW&i^ Committee Room* fox new ticketa for spectators,, immediately after the #dj«irt-J

Reefe, of riraim*, mbved'^P^cimittee be appointed to provlde and' iMtto tickets of aamission ta J&nfftntioh, tickets of admission to ttte _UDa$mtiDh for spectators. L'

Mr. Belmont oppesea tlnv and m^vee to lay the resoliition an tlrt table." Agreed. ,, ,C 8™. '(yi J.'*

A telegram was read from ttatiPeditgyivania State Convention, pror the vote of that Stlte for the nomi the Convention. w*»b

*fi» e*s

Mr. Brooks roser on behal£ cf the dila egation of New

tYork^.to

li°Mr.MadigftTi,

4no?%,%,|4"

consideration of tne motion for a mi ing of the Cohv%ntt«ta *ttfiiigt.' urged the cxtirem* he«V Mtf'tenu that

unusualpr^^^^,^*«4*toi-

vention would give^Ms- msinbtm in'

portunity to partieipa^f yj4this^el

of MalneJ£opal Ijfe

Ventibn would in ieonrte^to the New York agree to this motion. A motion to lejR.on th*^i^eth*siotii4 to reconsider was made, on which a vote by States was ordered, resulting, yeM 134§, nays 185J, so tho tnotltm id recrtS-f sider was net tabled, m-.

The previous question we& tban moral Mr. Brooks, and ordered, and the am on to mjonslder was adopted. 1

by tion The question reetirrtng"on therd^Rh' tion, it was on motion of Mr. Brook* amended so as to provide for adjournment antil ten oTclocl: on Monday, morning, and then the resolution as thuA ameo^ea was on call of the Statee*i6pted tifliumously, with the exoeption ef la^aai^ I

A resolution that members 9! t^e MM diers and Sailors Convention be invited to| seats in this halt was moved aud adopted.

L.B.Fallcner,- (N-Y-) l^htededtfw Convention that therspuag ef tte Os deration of I|)dn|^lCQC|£Jbad been ordered for tO-nigltt berttoved that the. Secretary be dMetef mw to proceed to read tiiatpaper, whichHaeigreei to.

Seftwitwy renin pf ordmggr to read the doconMB^ th* c«seltiti«a df which was nceived wWt nmteMb JPSe Oenventioa then *d}ocrned ifetiF«tel o'dock Moadey moraiag.

Th»^QmtWt TtoMnkifv^

Bosr«mr%df

long

winded geldiag,Joh&8iswlll, psrft^ined thegrettwt tenasile aiaH th*t«v«r hKi been dene,tid*afternoon Paik, having trotted lO miles la 96 rA|iutw, 2J seconds. The best pffttfdo* tftn«? being 28 mlnntes, 8J seconds. Pending was $1,500 against $1,000 on time, the horse having to beat tfae best ten miles ever made, «ad he made it handsomely, •n-

.ailiiiHii

iiMp

f.-

4^.-wi A 4- a. v:-vr h'9.^

r: ,*«»»-a.* .Rf ff

•^L

1 n»W»WMs*

nottoM .» a»Ai...taT •. l«T %i i«NVt th6 "President.

IKaafK^iiMw M* RRSELS. IA4 fa BM'JJK

umjn

I3M61I

,rfrr« .T HHAI WASHHTOTOIT, July it'pf tJSfeTfnited State?.

iriwittawmi

,:i*i

Aw, A.

IX-ite^tB accepting tttj ^difton of civil war^WBfafc5 wtw^brought about by ni9«ral of

United

two ^Houses Qf Conpraes did d^ar^haHh«t^yrw£ not

•agni'sni t^U|Mrtof tb»Oo»tl1MriWit in ipiri^of OBpBWSiOe^ nor forabyj purfor rfer-

Nerad*, Wtt^uMwil prbclamations^ offering •mnwtji«enft|iTilnn fn prrsniit ifrtin linr

1—-

fo5rnr

8 o'clock tonight aftd lit o* the resolution was adoptedijinrfajrotjof: simply requiring the

rewlu&^wii^iho^ WlMp that on asMttblifite m&bm read the Declaration of ladepwdiwftj w|

Btitn-

BtiowatthsTBUtti, fa«t 'only wi defend ConBjitation oXthe lrnitea_State9, ^id to preill tho dignity,

orriaoaf toiiin Hn^ghtroP" th^Beveral States

unimpaaeaBe—c**e»ae essn as those objects shouldbe accomplished, the war on ai#«overnnl^ sfimtld cease. oftk% Unithaa,»h«^ofore, ip^nepvit of .. ,ftiion, ana with theview pf scteOTOg' ifti'it C^iEdhte and complete effect,

exceptiofts, the a

4»»m& iWWPAtys M^r.proper^ and which. ions, were respectively issued on. i*y of Diijoim&eri I863J on th«

J, D. Deavitt Virginia, iJU Bertdui5 l"f«fti dky3%B,M*iPohf,11864 on 'fn^ 29th. West Vir£itn^H. S.^a^qfe57|»onslivi and«Miefh«fth tWy ot ti

September Mgtlfa^

c!vil

int sinfce cwUed, wttni an acthe •iHileiiiany rf itha'^adprai Constitation e^gient lhereundeij and no longer exists anv re«apnable

S^Fto^irartflhtid of tho dvilv«*,or«iy?fotiign irrtwf%t«nce, or *ay unl*^fulreetetai»ceby any portion kMwlnjef, any.of the States, to tho ^Wthl rWabe the etwding*«m^1 and. to bring to a speedy ^rmJflatum ,miiUary occupation, martial Iribolralsi' a^rfdcjelnent of the freedom of sp«ch the^prcss, »osp«i«ion of the

pardon will tend" to secure com-

idd SHd ffitffttfchftements, ana on the Miifak? 'Wftofiibte and proenre Mteraalrecrsamlisiton *mmg the whole peota theCon^itui

i&at T, An-

jyrt«Wen

mont. Charles M. Davenport Virginia.,, .fitaSMstido. bf 1, by viitne cf the Constitution, #SaM»tPwplo of^the

bf the tJnited

and to every person who

diresti^lD*indirect^ p«rtic^*ted la the lajte if^i»|^iqR,pt rp^fllioo, WUptiDg

iaf

Coorti

havl&g" competent

JnsMl9AM|eftpQO oh*** of treason or

»a*atia*iiirh%4h* Tlate civil "war

9wiUt

rsstsi««imo£iaidcitt3fifptt3pssrtyt

except,

ulIateMiaMRyi Whttsof «I kave sigtted „With mi hand/ aad Jbave

of Wasliin^ton- thia

fourth day of July, in tha year of our Lord one thousand: eight hundred and sixtv-ei|lpHRnra^mcfependence of the ninety-

S1?

iKWi^^SlcffliUry^Su^

».fct*fr at.

VI. »R Htowara, Soperfntendjen«*th*vaia§* nrdeved reinoval of iog 4 W nnissnn^ at

lift wnftttje»y two thres wWt® aeertfemle^isiijwiparfat^bigth# vii.

CufWotiV (^eA and Mr. Howard, nc* tha «aerat *JWvefor 6«rtgroe» have beea •reptt&iftflefiAMA Atitiie^toraBdU*

WH^mWrnfrpmemo] ... |null fladvi fr4 »w 1. r" 1 aft-otttW^vrOrieairt. .•# »J)iUHI)Osuu»VjaAd^ *.~TJ»e niiVitaW "er atp^fttOTAay, Aitiuxigh

e^asterda^ Ommi the roll fUrtiishoa^y the mitttftiy nmuMideK he eaUei, and those wtfl.PAftjftka.Tthf »c^pti»iUienal oath In Iffl^fl^IjppeaM on the nufates sunnly iftM th#tdfVln« omiUIng" the word* 1 Wis ryn#ia»aaiiiler* which^afete th« jLl|y ohjjeHoa we*m^e tmt

aitic mnlv objected to tlu ofMir. OunpMFi

rc-

pHnteiicBMitf k^«^iti)%Pemeanta taking th*

ssaewftwwii Dew*al» ni«^rtl" oHl%

lhilei.A iw

iielvesto be sworn .ware, iafoji •eats wwe contested, they being ty ignorant of the an

The bill appropriating fray expenses was paaaea. Several other him wen

previous'

$160,000 tod*-

were presented.

..A