Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 July 1868 — Page 3

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"^WEEliiY EXPRESS

""^Wednesday Morning, Jnly 8th, 1868,

4 1,1% J* OB -BEFMEKTATlVlS^

,mwi sase^w FOB aim

VETO®,

ALEXANDER COOPIR. rOB COBOBER, p*rn^rnm JUlM FOB A8WMOB—HABBI801I TOWWiHlP,

D. B. WBTB.

,t lv Crtcm to-d^rJtH,3S.

ift^an^^aboutjtbjflcity.

Thb First.—We

Yigo is heels ov6fc head Ih debt and tnM^ing'iio efforts to extricate ittilf,^acting as its radical Commissioners do, upon the radical idea that a public debt is a public blessing, and that it is easier to pay interest than principal—Bowling Green Aurora Borealis.

Barring the fact that the Board of Commissioners is composed of two Democrats and one Republican the above is true. 'Hf"

Fatal

A fellow

Thebp

Cou»ty Tipket

TOE STAlfc BEKATOB,

HABVEY D. SCOTT,

v\r''V

mVJ Ti ISAAC M^PIBBCE, HI AW U/1A

E*SLEY!9A*ILT0H.

TOR CLERK.

JA1JBS H- TUBNER. FOB TREASURER, MORTON C. BANEJN.

TSK eHEBirf,

NICHOLAS FILBECK. rOB BFiL ESTATE APFBAI8EB.

JAME3 BUBO AN.

tv%«'

Thk

citt treasury

to-night.

How

is exhausted,

Drummer Bot

again at Dowling Hall

many times

did you hear it posi-

tifrslyi stated that it was hot, yesterday

Tin bbick yards

are in full operation

found a lot of choice

Lawton Blackberries on "our table" Ust evening with the compliments of

The hot Weather

The Canvass.—Little

we "learn several new tableaux will be new songs, dances, and features. other new featur

Our Moral Condition.—So

The thermometer

will .be

The town clock

icS -.A

Died.—Saturday

is being done

by candidates of either political side.

T$e

canvass will commence in earnest about the first or middle of August.

I^flflj&R Boy.—At

the fourth re]|i

thia thrilling drama to-night

jN,

is not always a re

liable guide to the temperature of the weather, especially tiio cheap instruments in general use. Various influences are brought to bear in different localities, and even in the same position two thermom* eters will indicate widely different altitude ol the mercury. .-£i .fifcttttj r-v» "i'i,

M. A

AcciifiiMr.—A heavy wind

Mptot yliitefi Sugarjtjreek townshipjflye miles west of thiB city,"Monday evening, prostrating tr^es and causing other damage. 4 »n ^Wa». Vesay, a lad of ten yqars, was* at the time going from the house to uie harvest field. He was caught ander one of the falling trees and crushed, in such a manner as to cause icstant death. ~ST

Four YIASS

''ago \o day Abraham

Lincoln and Andrev^. Johnson, the unsulfyed paftflot* and Che double-dyed traitor, were nominated at Baltimore for the Presidency (and Vice Presidency of the United States. To day two men closely MUnjgbling tho flatter in many respects, yill probably be nominated for the same effices itt-iNew York City—nominated to be ignominieusly defeated by Grant and Oolftuc in JToVember next.

i!oi*cu8-^Maginley & Carroll will spread their canvas opposite the Terre Haute House to-day and give two performances, afternoon and evening, at the usual hours. This establishment travels by-sad, and hence there are no jaded horses or weary performers, but everything is fresh, new1, bright and brilliant. The proprietors olaim the very best show travelog, and ouivoircus going people wlll femember it as the best that visited our ^ow^ljMt se|»on.

from the country called at

our office yesterday and wanted to "see how they jttlntod." Hot having any "form" oa the press F* could not perform the operation, but explained to him how it was done, and then asked him if he irialttd to subscribe for th« jQgr£$*. "Ifo sir,'* he replied, "can't any of bur folks rpad and if we could we would'nt take your Black Republican paper, because we are all Democrats^' Can all Democrats give aS good a reason io* their political faith.""

s'.

...

Our

readers will find, in our telegraph

ic columns, a very full and interesting report of the proceedings of the New York' Convention, yesterday. It is probable that the nominations will be made to«dayandwe are inclined to think the chances are in favor of Hendricks for the first plat* on tha tiofcefc and Hancock for the second. We have not space for ex tended editorial comment on the situation, but present the news as received, believ ing our readers are capable of drawing their own deductions therefrom.

2*ew Post OFFICE Bctldiho.—John

S. Beach, Esq.," InfSPfiai tb« JoiemaF%h*i he is erecting the note :btd)ding on 6th street, immediately opposite the National House, with«spectal Wforenerfei ft* being occupied by the postoffiee when comple-

The lease on th0 present po»toffice building^iM^ra and the Government lias, aceefkte^ a proposition from 3ir. Beach to locate the office in tils new building at thd etpiration of that time, aud the change will be so made provided the property holders and business men in that part of the city are interested enough to fit up the office with the necessary internal arrangements.

Jowett,,

of the

^tension

street railway this sesson.

TpK 0(14 Fe|lof8 ^|^iirt% ar^talk ihg of'fbrrrrtn^la Mutual AidSodefy, on the principle of the life insurance business.. fiffg mi&M nv

Marmsp^J^ us cttj| p^tW^dr^ist by Rev. S. M. Stimson, Mr. JAfiTER

HoLLiNaffWOETE

.to Miss

POPLKS.

ElizabCT

dangerous. A man

killed himsolf by .doing so tho other day, at New Albany. Take a vecy. litlio at a timeVaji^then -.y

is now, and has been

for a mont|» f^gf^l!|^f«icor, rectly. It has been entrusted to the care of Mr. Jacob Kern, who says it is a good time-piece if given proper attention.

S— ~r

The reTREShing slrowER

of Sunday

evening did not do much towards cooling the atmosphere yesterday. It will be of immense value to the growing £Bope-

those who attended only on the fln evening will be surprised at now beholding it. Again we say dpnlt fail to see the Drummer Boy on the evenings mentioned. ism

oigb^ 'o'

clock, Aroifzo A. CoLTRiN, in tne thirtyeiebih J'W of bii

Robbery.—The

and harvest has1 a

depressing effect on all kinds of business^ fiofl ^lerkf ^e,eojyipg a coipparatiyely easy time.

Journal Jearnf J^ha

few days ago a party of thieves entered the house of Mrs. ,Markle,r-in. toWnship,' during tSe absence of the family and ipbbed it of about two hundred dollars worth of household goods. Th#1 mqst dilligent s|^c|^ in" region has failed to discover the depredators.

Marriage Licenses

were issued by

-ha County Ol^c last. £Blfcw-

Garrett W. ^In^nd AttwS Gilbett. Ransom Little Juid R^etta Hughes. Theobald Roos and Philomine Chapman. Wm. B. Shillito and Anna E. Turner, Jas. H. Walker and Sarah E. Miller. J.

Hollingsworth and

quiet and

orderly is our city as to make the gathering of local items far from a labor of love, and yet it is a gratifying condition. "We venture thfe assertion that there is not in the West a city of the jsatfe population enjoying the moral quietude 0,1. the Prairie City. .x

S. Pou1jbs&

Niqht Blooming Cereus,

the first,

we believe, that has ever bloopMd in tiiia city, was Ofi exhibitirtn at Scuader1s nalooa last night, and attracted a continual throng of admirers^ This singularflplany the property of the^Heinl Brothers^loonQs only once a year, and then only forlme night. The flower commenced unfolding last evening at five o'clock, and wa? in full bloom at eleven o'clock. This morning it will be again closed

Oi«4

MARRiXD-r At the residence of the bride's fath», yeiterdRy morning by Rev.

WlLlIAM- fWlLLITO,

Cincinnati, and

During

M«s Anna'B.

TtJakER,

eldest daughter of James H.Turner, Esq., of this city. No eafds.

The happy and fortunate *%ioom has stolen one of the fairest daught^je of the Prairie fci|^,|»|ut| we oan^oS! b|i|me jffy4 for the grAnd larceny. May the golden wedding bells ring on through years to come, fulfilling, ever, yester morn's prophecy of happiness, harmony and love. The happy pair, immediately after the ceremony started for Chicago bearing with them the earn^fc£oo4jwiAiteof a large circle of warm, friends.' iSjh.4 a-'

J. vt

the last three years .two citi

zens of New York, Chauncey and Henry Rose, have distributed among our charitable associations in an unostentatious manner^ the jarge sumvof ^fclCCKOOO, eqiilvaloiit to five? $l,oSo^a doting the whole period.- Such a remarkable instance of benevolent munificence Bhould not go unrecognized, and we gladly add the name of Ro^e to the limited but hoa* orable list which already includes Peter Cooper, George Peabody, James Lenox, and the late Matttiew„'Nassar.-=.GiMfii»-an a.,liw

Chauncey Rose, above mentioned is not a|4JitiEep ff Na$ A nsiftent of tliis city, an^ H^nry Rojp^ has foa'g been a resident of this city until a few years Since. We make this correction that Terre Haute may joy whatever credit may attach from "this ramarkable benevolence. "V-

Deaths.—The

Wm.

to from

three to five thousand dollars. The conflagration was, withoift'dopbt the work of an incendiary, as w£a£. first discovered fires were kindWl at Several

PlacesThesteatner "Vigo No. 2," was promptly on tho ground and worked finely, but the "Albe?t |iange,!j|f frorn^ would not work. Thir is the this engine has failed at, a critical time, and, the trouble should be ascertained and the fault remedied.

report of the Superin

tendent of the City Ceraatery sfe^ltor the month of June the following deaths from the disease named: Infant of Allen Alloway, Congestion of the Brain. .»«. Chlld 6f" John Owens, Lung Fev Infant of Isaac Lear, Still-born Benjamin Waldon, Pneumonia. Elizabeth Leffler, Measles. James Kimberland, Drowned. Daniel Lefler, Measles. Umeline Lefler, Measles. Infant of L. E. Muzay, Still-born. Sarah Lefler, Measles, -a Chauncey 'Warren, Sen., Gener tyInfant of John Supp, Pofumpnia. jT Child of

Meiiisel, SArlS Ferffr

Infant of Haakins, General Debility. Infant of Nicholas Dodson, Scarlet Fever. Child of John Gibbe, (Colored,) Congpstion of the Brain.

CaWTSR

is actually beaten without a

competitor!—Ind. Sen tinei. When the Democracy of this District have waited Dan. Voorhees" bidding long enoufh, and get r«"»4y tto drag a into the arena, you'll find out bow much c*Carter is beaten.'1 Meantime bear in mind that ^|j. Carter stan^f V^y. t% meet, in joint1 canvass, any champion whomtUxe against him. Stop yoar sillj bluster and bring ofct man. the* people decide in October which of the two "5s b*at-

ninety-second

annivereary of American IndopendcO^Q was celebrated in this city in a very quiet and orderly manner, not the slightest Su^cident occurring so far as we heard tofator the festive occasion. The display of banting was not large throughout the city, but our people were none the less thankfuplor the glorious privileges resulting froni tin declaration made near a century since* that "these united colonies are, and "J of right ought to be free aud independent States." The morning was ushered in spasmodic attempts at ringing of several church and fire bells and the firing of a national salute at sunrise. Beyond this there was less combustion of villianoos gunpowder than usually marks the occasion. Even the fire cracker -brigade was less demonstrative than usual and th$ number of these noisy little missiles patri otically exploded was not large. f80

The banks and public offices, with most of the leading business houses were closed the entire day. At about nine o'clock, is obedience to the request of the Mayor,' the small shops and stores closed, and tfae stillness of Sabbath prevailed throughout

L!%RC,A.HM!4EDWpeared on theSstreets, the eDgines hand somely trtmu»?kh$ decorated with ever. ?ith tW greens, nowers and nags. This, with

One of the large halls was occupied by the Grand Army and a real "land office business" was driven during the day the sale of all manner of refrc-shments.-^-Some idea of the extent of sales may be estimated when we state that in the single item of ice cream alone, one hundred and twenty gallons were sold.

Beside the public gatherings abo^e mentioned, we heard of quite a number of private picnics, where the young peopleand families sought the quiet shade of this many beautiful localities in this vicinity-

Not a few of our more sober and sedate' people remained at home, and in a torpid state endeavored to keep cool. In thi4, however, it may be unnecessary to state a melancholy failure was made.

In this connection, in view of the ex periences of the past past few years, we taWMMIWr^ilikgdsl IW Kraftefk the celebration of this National anniversary all aUem^s^^j^ublic display ia the city be bity is getting

that no demonstration be made. We do not wish to be understood as even hinting at an abandoment of the observance ol the day—far from it. But let us assem^ ble quietly at our beautiful Fair Ground

each

ypM£l..^^i«K^t^atriotio without the pomp and parade in is-i

fires,

Fire.—Last

night at tWolye^^cWcK a

fire Was discovered in the kitchen aftt'^e Sherman House, on Second street, and before it could be arrestisi consumed the rear buildings and stable attached to that house, and also a row of old frame buildings.on Main street, the property of Alex McGregor, Esq. Tho largest of** the buildings was unoccupied the others by a saloon and a small grocery S^pre. We could not learn the amount of insurance, if any. The loss, will amount

We will, however, make one exception,! and that is the centennial anniversary^ It may well be imagined that eight years from last Saturday there will be the most extraordinary celebration of national festivities that ever JoocurMd. Sect# Ifid'

niversaries tbe&^KKjft'agmentary, while the hundredth anniversary of the Great Republic will call forth the whole people, who will then number near fifty millions, to a proud and patriotic partici-j pation in that celebration.

Tax

3&?S^^orm'S'flci&sjion

and led by Tout's Brass Band, under th£ Chief MarshalflfifOaf Col. R. R. Stewart marched to the depot, at which time the

Y* a*4K*«*9tf MIA ebration. The Turners and fire department the&rSBtititttitffe f6-Sarly's Grdve, where, with a iarge number of our ci^i-

ther

amusements. Cuqua's excellent Band of accom01tsh§5' ^Yurnished tkft

the

leading feature of the day, and was largely attended. "At about eleven o'clock Mayor Cookerly, President of the Day, t^orler. ^fervent prayer was offered by Rev. M. A. Jewett to tfaB Ailtft& of our liberties the Declaration of Independence was read

Wiley and then followed brief, timely

^Beij^Bq .la0A monemwi*--The exercises were interspersed with chtriira rendered in rrrostr-exquisite haTmony by Tout's Brass Band. As the benediction was pronounced the audience dispersed, well filled baskets were brought out, and contents, spread under the ample shade. Dinner over, the remainder of the day was spentin the usual manner incident to picnic occasions.

~vn*J

lovfhg tfbnflfersof real estate appear upon the fa^i week: H. Elwell to Thomas Haynes, lot in Prairieton, for $500.

R. W. McCoskey to John M. McCoskey, interest in lot, in Rose's addition, for $400.

for $163. Wilson M. Pickrell, to the same, interest in tho same land, for $163.

Geo. W. Pickrell to Francis M. Pickrell, the same property, for $489.

r7X.

Draper to F. M. Gates, four lots

f. L. Draper to F. M. Gates, four 1

in Si F. MTOSwrttnEr-». GKBSTWO lots in &

Graver's sub-dh

't0 1

acres in Fayette township, for $250.

Tow in Prairieton, for $166.

|t»0 J. M. Random to Wm. E. McLean, lot in the city, for $500.

Margaret Brasher to Z. Stunkwrd, lot in Rose's addition, for $4,000. Z. Stunkard to Margaret Brasher, lot in the city, for $4,000.

John Johns to T. B.Johns, 40 acresjri Nerins tqyy^jy for Mlft Frank

IjtoWb«

f.W

500.

Two

lots Prairieton, for $300.

Hundred

and sixty-eight stu

dents were in attendance at the State University last year.

lajdt

of Indianapolis

tome thet tlft'cA^ styles of cradles.

having besient of

^e^F^&ettmg

forth

and de^ffableness of various

Dbttmiran Bot.—The

/a? die

third irep-

noeantation of this magnificent spectacle and thrilling drama on Saturday nlgbt, was witnessed by the largest ayfllailce that has yet been called out, and tbe performance was a surprising improvement over, the two flrst evenings which, oi fcCflMQt9f the brief time allowed forjpre^imtaon, wight iu reality be tartoed re-, beaftals. But on Saturday evening the" full beauties of the drama, with its battle flcahes, home pictnres, and gorgeous tableaux, were brought out in bold relief.This was strikingly the case in the gunboat fight, in which a boat was exploded by a torpedo and still more so iri the great battle scene. At this point the au dieoce fairly'went wild with excitemrat, as the rebel force in the hand to hand eoafiict pressed back the Union troops, capturing the stars and stripes, and then the tjnion forces, rallying in turn, pressed the rebel horde back, regaining tne lost colors and capturing the rebel ban? ners. Then the touching scene of the sight after the battle, the wounded and dying calling for water and assistance, lead one to breath an involuntary prayer tliat oar country may never again be the scene of such terrible fields of carnage, Tho interest is much heightened by the apt that most of the actors are real solera, and not mere imitators. Aud {to this, may be attributed the remarkable naturalness of the military evolutions and eixercises^

1~t 1

The scene at the Andersonville prison pen is depicted in all its reported revolting cruelties, and few eyes can remain dry as the heart is rent with the terrible picture of suffering endured by the starv ing and emaciated prisoners, clad in rags and filth the fiendish murder of the little Drummer Boy, the rescue that comes at last, and the intense feeling culminates at the grand piece of acting on the part of the half crazed Mart Howard, when the flag of his country is exhibited to him. There are many other affecting scenes, such as the parting of parents with chil* dren, the departure of the regiment, the detection of Mart Howard as a spy, etc., 4j«at we cannot speak of all.

Although the drama is naturally serious, there is a rich vein of humor throughout Fattie Smith (M. O. Brown) with his awkward squad, convulses the audience as each night they get more ludicrously awkward the song and dance of the colored cook (G. W. Reifsnider) is an inimitable representation of negro character bat the harden of comicality falls on Uncle Joe (Capt. Harry McMullen) who, as. the faithful contraband, fairly loses his identity.

We should be pleased to speak of each amateur in detail, but nothing more is necessary than to say that the "cast" has been most judiciously made, and if one has^ succeeded in making a better impress siott than another, it was from the fact of having abetter chance for the display of histrionic ability. All have chosen the simplicity and ease of natural acting. In fafet, naturalness is a real necessity for the success'of the drama, for, with perhaps Ota exception, there is not much chance for the display of dramatic talent. This exception is the character of Martin How_ ard,:personated by Mr. Muscroft, the au. .thorof the drama, who renders it in a masterly manner, his whole soul seeming identified with the character, and at times hem an. electrical thrill through the entire audieia^e as he patriotically and ly displays bis devotteri tp the cause thojjnjpu. Major Lupton, of Indian* apolig, who kindly Accepted an invitatiop^ appeared on Friday and Saturday and made a fine impression as the,impulsive and patriotic Farmer How-

The la dies, without exception, render their personations correctly

true to character than in any amateur "effort ey:er made in this city The mothof old Mrs. Howard, (Ifiss ,) the self-sacrificing wife of

Martin ^QWard, (Mis3Fouke,) thehaugh, Mrs. Major Rout ledge, (Miss Anna he meek and retiring Mrs. Farmer

X-Miss Drake,) and the filial love 8isterly 'devotion of Jennie Howard

and (Miss Sattie Early) were most effectively given. The exquisite pathos and sweet voice with which the latter sang "Mother the Battle Over" .and "The Vacant Chair'' was exceedingly touching.

The g(rand tableaux area marked feature of the piece, and alono worth wit. nessing, but taken in connection with the drama and military spectacle excell any xhibition ever given in this city. Ex cecdingly fortunate have been those conn trolling the affair, to secure a number of the handsomest ladies of our town, without whom these tableaux would lose much of their beauty and grandeur.

The great popularity of the pieco has been not a little effected by the splendid music furnished by Cuqua's Orchestra and BnJs tiahd

S!Ever

ready and prompt' in

giving the necessay and appropriate mu«Cj there is a life infused greatly in harmony with the scenes enacted nporv the

Tftfere is one individual back of the curtain, seldom seen by the audience, but to whorrf the great success of the drama must in a very great measure be attributed. ?his is Mr. Thos. Hampton, the stage manager. No one can imagine Without a "peep behind the scenes," the amount of work he does in one evening. Heis nOw here, now there, everywhere^ prompting) sending the actors on or off giving direction to this, superintending that shifting scenes, arranging the stage, dkectdeg the orchestra in short he overoomes the difficult problem of doing two things-at once, by accomplishing a half doz^t at the same time.

Thvdrama will be played on Wadneeday Thuwdai, Friday and Saturday evenings and we also learn that railroad exctjfsioaparlies are coming in from several W6nt neighb®ring towns. No one, withilCoonvenient distance ahoald miss this iasciaating series of living pifitewjs, representing the actual oocurireacsea«f one of the grandest conflicts in tfee history of tit* world: and one in which we were aR- more orv leas pononally in^Nor should be forgotten 'the object' foT which the entertainment is

seeing

iistorical

Ivan—Sai raising of a fbnd for the relief soldiers' widows and orphans. As berem«lea, on each succeeding evenng there has been a marked improveont in the performance of the drama Improvement has followed improvement —new features have been added, oatil

ITEMS.

OBva lftrtrtilri^to tiaVe4§kaffn| Sink

JKvanstill*

dailies, suspended

N-"'v

6*tm •'.! U» ,«-ll mv Qttpwwura TJunday. f*

Gkh. Kjuball

Thb

Indi«ni|)Ml8*Cricket Oltjb easily

beat the Louisville Club at the match on the grounds of* the former on Saturday.

General Kimball,

The

Roekport on Sttbday last.' We can learn of no reason exctopt that the victim was a (fn^gar!' andL^s IsiA^WWto n»a!a«o|» mimM

TSKSanJAS

Gov.

BAKER

delivered a masterly

dress at Noblesvillffoa^the 4^0^1 the occasion of the inauguration of the splendid monument recently erected to the ory of county.^^ ,-w.. .liscai SOS

W* »-i?t is t-*' aiit} qias

I)afe Divlik,-ed^tdrpf

EvikT

and at *\|et^'s flee.*

y«rtfrj

will spn^rt s^ |Cadison

Thursday. 'r -v ':*nT7T~

Dr J. Hale,

SvANsvxi.t.K»ucces8fal)y

c«h»brate4 the

get yeiy i&sjBk.

-.. i,ti .ta

-u I*

1»« »». -4- I 4

widwWBF- Albaht

Cornet. Band excarsed

'fe Mt. Vernon on the Foartta^y.^

,, ,. -r ...

TCKscBiLstoe»j&iii>

is toh&vsi a

of F. and A. M'.' -5

GoiPORT his a ne^y et^fah^aStbaiuul of Royal and Select Masters. .r

——z—r-rr-^.. fe.wS

United fetates District C|brt for

Indiana is ip, session for the trial of crim iiial offenses.

lllltl vuoiun. r. ij.fe mt

Tax corner stone of the new Odd fallows Hall, at Richmond, will be laid.on the, Wtb, withrappropriate corelnqoies.'

—..

Tbe

,'j

!,The CoinmuaionOTs of LaportejCouuty have purchased thirty-one acres fiwr a new fair ground- -..w asw-i -a

R. J. Ryan decliass being a candidate for Democratic Congressional martyrdom

The

...

Henry County Joint Stock Agn

cultural Fair -.commetf^^^ptjcat^r 13. and continuea four daysP**5 •u HM -l-'TJX

Republican

State Oerntrfal Com

mitt.ee will.-zneet at the Capital to-morrsw. The member for this J^istrict J«iil .be ,in ittindance, :, Ait 1.

who delivered

address at Shelby Villa on Saturday, re^ ports a large attendance and great patria a

A a^out fifteen years of age, son of Cain Austin, a resident ef Valparaiso, was drowned last Saturday, while bathing In a mill pond. .3Mp

I aril, ft to I

Indiana Tnie Republican, publish

ed an dedi ted by a brother of George Julian,. has changed its same and now appears as ih&lhdiana Radical, i\ ••*,..,

1 -,

A sr«qb^

#*l

killed by a white man fit

the Carrfb?loge

Mirror and Chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee bad his watch and pocket book stolen from room at the St. Nicholas. New York, few aighto cfiel. to «3i im teat «w agO*ba# ,.J£ .* Z-xd-j'v 0J •tptxj*?**

*t@^jpjymontk Bemocral has cBadgJa hands, Mr. J. McDonald retiring, and Messrs. W. W. Do*i%, A. C. l^onxpaon and D.

i£.

Vanvilbenburgh taking his I tawf

place, at j|» iliw 3i!tac«l raa '.(W! c« «si."ttvO! fsl la. I

A LITERARY WllKLT

and more

Elijah

Sr.SaWks,

THE

fi to be statied

in Svansville. It can't live long, for though that city is ."some," .^onacaapcially speaking, it h&fln,TSegun't6 sproutiA th| matler of literature.' ^The paper had better wait for "the rising generation.^?**

11,

Pirtle,

the yoang man

who killed James S. Miller, Of Stowe'f Show, in Jasper, a few wsfl&^ago, has been arwsted and Is in jail^?^lB^ "1 ^•|i "*S'-R•'

proprietor! of the S8uili*lr!n

HoteV Svansville, was seriously and perhaps fatally stabbed, by hia clark, Mr. SteeUasttSunday. 1

wheat harvest in many, counties of

Southern Indiana is tapidly drawing to a close. The grain is large, very plump, and free from injury or blight of any*.kind. The yield is the best of the past six yean, ., Cheap br^adstuSa the present year sire among the oertaitttife^J^^i I

J—=— BSCS'! ttea-n 1 .& ol cMA i'coi 4 CARD.

"*f tTit

7b tAes j^uili^- $*!» ^e two County Conv^Qt^nS. haVe Wrongly solisited by votsro in both p*rti«s to.be4me an iridepaodant^ candidate for Clerk.: I now desire, to announce to t$e public thitt I shall not be pj^ndids^e for Clerk, Or any olhar offit* aver again? I have been in the hnat and excitement of politics for years, and have determined to retire to the rapks as a hl^h private From this time until the expiration of my term of offiW, I shall attend, al I have ever done, strictly and promptly to any offi(iial dutles, and leave politioal zaattars to whoever may desire to figtira in the arena. To the people of VigO ooonty 1 am greatly ihde]tted .foe the honors already conferred' npon me^-i and when *sy official carear is' ended, shall ^iave tlje Clark's Mee for my^ successor, hopmg that the mat inaimbenf ^ift 4? Ttf thote who have expresseel- thamselvw klttffly tpward me in this matter I return ^aay stecwa thanks, and subcribe myself,

Youratraly. Bttstts fl. &n»K>frrixw-^•

maid" ara doably en banned Oj lutytTiant head of 6iSr. 'Oae bottla of'BaiTatts Vegetable Htfr Restorative" will aohiave the moat woftderfut Hftnltt. ^ft haa hecome ah indispensable artldle.''^fth^ loiV^ti and' is universally adauxed^ilPieurport Mertmufi. J- .»J ..z-Tanimir 1 ~*i

1~.

Miii-i iig jyf

P*TRQt#m V. ITasbt relatss that afewT bad the e&eTto ma r«q0W ttt* ywrtfc his beloved wife that ^Sbe ranj^f lrHh '&i tHa only instance wh«B "Barrett s" Iww pror-. ed a ecllJtivsittag" we«|«im la the hands of many a lady whose personal charms have been wonderfully brought out by tbe aae

rsetf

of IndiausipoI^pTifsiCT d^ ru

coKsulft^d'-Tift hiSTifixt regular visit to

.mm fitsn

Dr. Armtstiad'sTokicStrttp

S. S. Kennedy

MSN.

Goods of all kindS in oar line excSaaged fot wfol on liberal terms, ». Cash paid for Wool. Command slo us at east end Main strefl?^ m2Tw2tn. $.& ^iKNSD^r.

THB NUPTIAL ALTARfjp Issays fbr ToaagMea,on the irrors, AfeatM, •adDimtM, which create lmpedimeata lo SAftBIAOS, with the humane view of treatment

mtre, sant

to»»

la sealed letter

on*

Receives Deposits and aflows fOUB MB ®1!NT INT1BI3T on ail Daily Balano** sublfst to Oh.ek at Sight. SPECIAL DKPOSIT9 far Six Moatbs. or more, may be made at five peneSeat. The Capital of 0NXKILIJ0ND0LLAB3 i|dWIded among over 680 Shareholder!, coaprieing many gentlemen of large wealth atid financial experiences who areata* pereonally liable todepoiitora tot all obligation* of the Ootnpapy to double the am of their capital Btock^ As the NATIONAL TBDST OO. racelree dWO#» in toge or mill amounts, aad permits thereto be drawn as a whole or in part by CSICtl AT SIGHT ind WITHOOT N0TI0*, allowing fct"" e«t on iUX DiitT BUiANCM, pattiee thron^ont the coahtry can keep aocoonta In tliialaetittttion with special advantage* of eeenrity, conv«n|mc* and pront. ^el7d X-

ITOHV ITCH! ITOH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH 1 HOBA^H in from

Boston, Sept. 18,1887-Sta Wdwly

CRISTADORO'S DYE Which in a twinkling Prodaeca the

fVbia

BaiNoarra's Pt u.s are even prescribed by great ptaysSciana when the bowels oali loudly for help, because they never tkll to open and relief.

Hundreds of thooaaads would eonalder.it a calamity if these safe fhatlly MHa could no* be obtained. It has Man oBeiaHy settled thai to ore of Pilu are sold than all other pllle pfl* together. Merit sells them.

BSAKDaiTH's Pxxupossess qualities wMoh restore 0TVJ organ and fiber of the body to health are purely vegetable aad safe tor every period of lib.

Principal office, Brandreth Hoaae, New York.

toLD it jlll

fili

tly onjfiabtl the Poet 0£r

B. Wkisz don't Keep anything else th# b«M iUtilg Oetiet ^Hvery Coreei

at^. J(*1*0 fcwjahrealc^

*nd «ells

cheaper thaB^a^^^v^to pay common onaf««B 4m* dWtf I

a loiter of tUaakaiW^lic

liBgl^r that fetter, bat^H

1868, the arn nev*i

-t:r

not

only the most certaid romedTy for dh^ but the most invigorating Tonic ever adniniatevad to patients reeqpfaring Iron low and protraotod forms of fcrw.' Try it and he coatincecL^TOl Unlylw^w

& Co. are now fully

prepared to do all kjnds of custom work, the very beet style, and at as low pti&a asothsrs. T| CWor^^/nlh'n^lflnrf jfttiaAtiQi £Skrd«^aner spinmtg by«ef*taJWt?*D WORK.

Croup, Colic, Osam^a Vh«atla|«Dsriea irtafc^n'

jg:

10K1C I5th 1869.

TUELL, BIPLEY ft CO Ajijnpi»ice larff iavoteiii of an»m|r i)re« Ooodt, 4c., just arriftne. ji'i PLAIN (AINADIMIS, ail-eoton. 1 PLAIN OBBfS MABWZ, all colors. 1 PLAIN or CHS0K L1N03. ONK "I" PLAIN BROWN 1GN0S, SH c#n*«, worth AO. ORENADINB SHAWLS. Grep* JUreti &»«!(. iAOOKST and ORGANDIE LAWNS, f- 1S

Lmrga k«Krtm«at. TUELL. BIPIiWT

•n^

tampi to M. W. Macombar, Oeaeral

MUlUCAIBUffiWCWT

rfS

BMKVK L'AlUL »m.''

Pwidth.*orth11.00

«nT«l«pM,

frae of chvrge. Addroti HOW ABO. ASSOCIATION, Bo* P., Philadelphia, Pa. m»y2Q^y3in

fO/* Ladies Qua receive a box of Or 1 pan's Ptilf by maU Maled trom the eyes tie obltc, by encloetag

for

the United States aa4 0aaadaa» al ork. ?. TVS

RATIONAL TBDST CO.

tax

cnT

or aaw 10a*,.

•T* Ho •*OA®WAT.-|[

CafitsJ, ONI llUItH NltiijS, inmriMib BTTHS STATK. I[ Daatva It. Ma*#**, Pree't. J*s. Msaaitt, Sec'/.

to 48 boor*.

ITbeatoa's Oladaeat onres The Itch, #kcaton*s Olitmeat care* Bait Bheai ffkaatoa'a WaUMtt oarea. letter. aim's (Mataeat ears* ffkMtoa'e Olatawat oaree 614 Bom. —iHaiaifat oarta Bverx lllf 8TKBT IVMOB LIIB MAWO. ^rice, 60 cents a box by mall, 80 "eanta. :Ad«re« WBKKS 4 POTTBB, No. 178 WeAIngtoh Street, Boston, Mass: I"or sale by all Drvg^ats.

sasaoista.

jelCdirtn .. B. Ba*iuaai*.

I«M»itade.

A feeling

of laaltade is geaeratly experleaced

threatiboot ttoe maimer SoUtfct. We»lky eenstitiited persons or tieee of sedentary habits invariably complain of tWa anoyance. The ecorchiag heat of aid-summer relaxee the sys. t«aad r^nceh the vlaal energies. tho pa tieat is of anervoas temperament this I debility natti kta Her area (lie atdiaary roatiae of ev ery-dsy lif#. Whra this state of exhaustion comes on fTOSTITZfi'S STOJfAOH BTTTrM wll prove a safe aad neTer-failiag means of streagtheaiag aad restoring the physisacal orgaaUanion. Xhis beaUk-cM»f *0™° Padftes andistate taaewed vitality Into|the biood, fovea tfteMOBtack aad dtgsstlta organs, aad acts lUtaa charm oathe nervous systesa. it «Cee««aUy refliovlk Airtendeacy tolangouror depreeelon ot spirits. To the weaker sex it lnvali»able4 as lt SoOtbee a»l biaeec «p, while its powetftii electa ^Moof the moet beneficial character. The Infir« miWof age are jsiika atarfaM »I

When mothera era istihg eOSTKTTIB nmtACH BlTTBBS ahoaM l»seUy ha takes reallar Ssssa, aa la tWaoeaatry, moat aiwan tie aoarishmsit ia laeds^aate to the the chllllnwh «wsa tMsJnsstHnahtetaX vender fall e&cack>ns. Its ^rM^eaja^ rlrtnee are as aaoe apparent. MitHmtom- all nropertiee faicalated to impair the system, sad ite opvatioae are at once mild, aad soothlag. jylwlm^Olntonn

of this excellent preparation .- (If. H.) Mirror,

anchesier ldwlw

VAT. AOBNTS W.

Mala and Fem^*i LaoalMd Hlaeae new, light aad honorable. Steady irst&LF ""ft 1 jalytwly, No. 7& Kaeeaa Street, Hew Tor* rflBOB BO* S*BAN«*^-Any perwn. ^mdtng as their address, with 20 cents, will receive, by mail, the Name aad Cart* d* visits of their future Wits or Husband. METIS ft 00.,

Shawls, CHEAP

W. Se

iffi'Cf *IMW

SU*-"s

Brown to Black, Is ooaasqnentty aaai#ersal favorite, the more eepacially a* It IMPBOTIS TIB QUAilTX OF 111 HAIR, Aadrequlree renewlaglees freqneaUy than any

Oth6T.

fflirlrteSer®1* He«r Pre»er»»«T« Woald you hava iozarant gloMy Steaaee Mastering aroand your, browf, lilt* yiae tendrils ronnd a parian shaft, ^rthase that celebrated and matchless preparation known thrbnghont the fashionable world as OHBlSTA^OKO'S Hair Preservative and BeautitSr. 0oW by Drtggists, and applied by all Hair Dressers. Mauaiactory No. 68 Maidea Lane. Principal Depot No^fi Aslor ^oa»fc

Aotlqnltj off Bnwdfeth's FUls Age ts not data*** aterU, only as a sign of intrinsic worth.

The really asefal article Una on with a strong vitality the poor «n* langnishes for a time and then goes^oat easily.

MU»ICAT7

48, Ohio

%PP0filTX Tfi**

TKRBK.HAtm£ "WTDI

«a» Sdl^iAtfent mm iaalsah tit .a GtickerUta Co., StockS Coi

Tltdl.'

Gale&CQ.i Cycloid,*

Add other

tS$srsB«r

93 300 rni awtiPii

f..laaeaa«tiaf^. aSNtpaSaa

Baalt,: ae«tlisfc^' hxtaraanf

liiiW, if baid al diy^aA 'for:c^ho^ssa" m''

No one once trying it will ev Sold by Druggists. Yrfee^l Dollar. D»potsl|P¥^P^., N. T. jelTdwls

DWY:

mm®

SUMMER

OS Bni ToUM ittta^Jt M4&X#MJRY i* fatMKOISTJS

OaineS InWii

'8lf rl

fWd Wft

0 ffm

H"VIWwitifT Ifl*eafo and iDHOMitktti fe

Wmmbe Jb Nun**,

MAJtaSOSTE

Also, Carhart A NeedhaBM^sadr JPria«m A if)

Church, Parlor and Hchwi/ O rgana A tAfge ika'd Bleganf Assortment aurays hand, Whioh will be%ol! at fi0Wnt»if|s ttba thesaaa^aailty of Tnsliamiials s— had' any other dealer ia the West..

Nona bat good reliable Inatrumeats d« in, suohas I can warrant to my Qui tomers

Pumas, Organs and Mdefama told Monthly Payments^ Ho I

Far

the Cwf titgi I

Bras* and Silver Hand Instruments iktor 1

Baee Orums Cocoa, Kifsa Tfpntaini sizes, all or

Cocoa, £boay, Bozwao^afd^il^r sings fsrDraaMR al*rifie6of |U

Send orders

•VAiikiadsbf Masttia ItesGhUwtr the moat approved muutitar^ Li sa* mu

O. LINDEMANM,, ii I .Mas i» ,sd«« WfcfiUlWU «N|'' -1

^isas8^»«a TBBBB XADn. INDIANA. TONINO AKD UPAXBttM. if WBi other Iiutrumenta«dU.lM|f!S«pnptly attended to,

OLD PIANOS wilt be taW^ln tnadal^N|W nam aalOSdwtt J. Q. LIHSXMANN. -A—

HANDFACniKllMI OMFjUH. ma Plan os of thtk 0MS|tta^ SMMrtMHy Pianos for Western P&ple*

Thsy ara not only mad^at hams, fa^t made. Th«y have taken ,,

Four Fiwt

at Waatarn Balis. Xhar pouese aaMMOad ex|

iumwmf Mvunvm a® JBveiy «a*»iSW

,Si6Eatf" WarAo«a »J

Steady

mrUMIb 71

CiK(lS

tf£ii n*** 3 ii-aas .y-'lt^-ii namtai'r biJj

»4M^

•ni'bt^nipped in

tojp* ?t}993,f ^1,. ani*%%iL tm \iaiiUm

HMte Uii«% New!

Mtr

'W Ma rliess I

ttti

rkBGAaME LAWK WOliTHj \r W qmm, mjd at 3 ceatt. aod 0U»r BBDUCBD PK10K9. -W .S.RY0E&€0.

JJborth S1.00 p«r yard, BBDttOBD to SOr^nts. W. a RTCE & W

jT'

f•#' 'msf:. .' -y

LAID POPLINS, DOOBLB per yardBKDDOlDtoCOcts W. S. RYCE ft CO. tfMvf & a* ww

Q30GRAIK AAMTOEAFFEL^

BHk% for Sa«anaS,aXOW PBI0H9. W. SI RTCS A CO.

liiunir^- it IB

of la'

W.S.RYCE&CO.

lit

ers!

agniflcent!

ppliigs

over atl others!

Horses

a a a at

in the world

I iS E

^^JfhffiefrlemFrenclvftujeaHirane

ffiLE VAklB EtRE!

MlVtt) MStttmyappaea atteaoh psriatnMmce Helr-lttiHerself! Assistad' by the'

5**m

•'Biar'tuiBiERSl

•••sMBW IiEAPFRST iftBST RIDMRS!

aitr

mm IT ^TtilBKaT QYMNASUSsfe ww *m ww4**1 ufdii a /DAb an

^»ekrfed for Motiej

hava a Show that will ecmAND^^JfORT

th'

OFiifli-

li bzjL,-m tftmm T€rre-Hantef

WiMfftesdia j, tily —rdt «Miy ..

NPttP^SIfe of the

'4 .«-qaaKJL *it1» *&• 8 O W ..i,

•K

i.'J A'—,l

-.1*.

C«aa3!ioi»so^..M?..1....2ff 0' ct® j......»•««.......86 Cta TTTfr

^TttBifiBi«MIMISSION A GRAIN wm- WtaH|0 tagHJ

wwmca AVMsaa .. Si.

OWtK

^O^BtANT & CO., H- X0BNEB,) 4GNUUm» Merciiantp

,fiAih)

Mi II mmk* .i fLiiiia aaamwi^L»t K«iM ot taa,ptttt» WaodJ-nwy^ubd. aSxpecs

OBNKKAL

With

MTlk.

jeMif m. BBOT: imrk iBteik'M*. «S^BMkVVQam

Disettes of Horses and Cattift

Hospital

Nasna St, Hew Tork

aad Office, corner of 6th and Bagle Sts., TXBBK HATTTX, INDIANA. oetswl]r

«»**.

imfs ss sis iln fwsi iinrifii 11* itriff

o^n% js IMakin tdttfcet. Jfe w-itX-ku-m*

ptWfiQQb .•«•» fctaar JOHN HANBY&OO.,

GR S, WarehStt#8WwS?»^*aAiiii vmalBMla.

a a

»ui W Eft LYMfi ^r -iiAWES,

irrikths

e. Att'y, rict

ck»

ltd,

Merchandise aad Produce o/lWlinds t$4%gnfand

ssjNt «m o^ippipitas. a 9m his

aawted. les la

sit a»

lette, late

.l,^JJ&SSjkllen, late fl«. IIOiji ft.' Bristow,

farm-

motsm BoiriKiC.sb rtJ-pHj

«84- tosmtsxvy ol

A W«nLaHM )«i», Header!

Bit*

edical of

that It la only.irUhJnj ysayrs^«nt period Medici Science hM pTobSF^V'Hetoedy r-aUy capable, aasaaatsiag tMajjsMbaalsriaV ?.4 now as cuuc tanaitMBt Fevers—it ar & ilasMsiiB -pmmmk* oaiiyx

fritrrawurtifs

Pvmm&W Vettain ly

Ways in 1 It* IS at ance

tttltt nvidly gatae fleeb araepeediiy 14r^freshp#TtH*ATf MPTOMS .MaftfiFlnLB

Rapidity that seeos Marvellous.

The suooeae of «i» Sff#CfiPH03PHITK9 in the tha»,frsa*wt _s6aa|g%. S«P-

tLi-J

ac«s W.lth tuari ^uMsrSalerDRase

US AND BLOOD

betas naeurpaeeed as a Msrrjtts ^onlc. and g«n era tor. of rfw 'flaallanHy Nooa of Oaseral ADaatita

while tt casea ", Flesh aad Paralysis, ate tot

IW-I

nrchill

thnsole Oeneral Depot In flSfVnWd^lhlle

J. wiHCHmlR*

co.

36 John Street, H. T.

whosa all orders should Be addressed. For salebrALL DBDGCISTS in Terre Hante. affMMflr