Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 September 1868 — Page 3

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JAJIJ* TUBHBJt.jrg^ Vro» Tiiurse*, ,aj« a

^HIOHOLAS XWnOE.''#oa uu oun imum. |j"** JAMES BUBOAN. ®^F ra» coionasioinw,

BENONI 0. TBUEBLOOD.

»r**" IM MHH •HI1WW TOWMMIF, D. B. WEIB.

BepHbllean leetttn. c**H. HON. THOMAS H. NELSON, iHON. BMSLEY HAMILTON,

COL. WM. E. McLEAN,

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Arid others, will speak to the citizen* on the political {stars of the day follow*: Chapin'a Mill, Otter Creek township—a basket picnic—Friday, September 4th.

Prairieton, Saturday evening, September 6th. Union Chnrch, Kevin* township, Wednesday, September flth—a baaket picnic.

Union Chnrch, Piereon township, I^day, SfiPtember 11th—a basket picnic. Major W. W. Carter will addreu the citizen* of LoatjOreek township, Friday, September 4th,—a basket picnic. 1

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Major W. W. Carter,

Republican candidate for Congress, will adtftfefi the people at the following times and places: Henry Nelson's, Lost Creek township, Yigo county, Friday, September 4th, at 1 P. M.

Alters' School House, Clay Co., Sep. Sth, 2

P. V.

Tusk's Chapel, Parke county, Monday, Sep tern ber 7th, Basket Picnic at 10 o'clock

Mansfield, Parke connty, Tuesday, September Stb, Basket Picnic at 10 o'clook

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BOee«tle,Pntk« county, Woduesflay, September 9th, Baaket Picnic at 10 o'clock a. m. Montezuma, Parke connty. Wednesday. Sep tembar 9 th, at-night.. 111

THE SCHOOLS of this township, outside of the city, will be run for a period of ten months.

THE RTJMOB that obn T. Scott has been tendered the Professorship, of Matbqmat ics Asbhry Urtirersitj lacks conflritiktion.

IT is supposed Jhat the services of E. I. Holden of Yigo will not be required at the approaching State Fair, to issue "indulgences" to "gay gamboliers," guaranteeing immunity from arrest.

LOST CBBEK MEETING.—Our Republican friends in *Lost Creek township are making extensive arrangements for their Basket Picnic on Friday, at which time Major Garter and others will spak.

IfergB Y. BTTSKIBX is before the peon pie of Yigo county as a candidate fo* legislative honors. As a candidate it becomes our duty to examine hi record. A few "gems'' from that record will be found on the second page^ofthis paper Bead and circulate.

J. It PHILLIPS would have had no* for the Democratic nominatlon for Superintenant of Public Instruction had the Sullivan mathematical genius of John T. Scott been developed prior tp the Eighth of January Convention,

A RocKyiiLK correspondent says it took Yoorhees half an heur, in hl recent speech at that place, to explain a single. paragraph of his Greencastle speech and inquires: How long, at thiB rate would it take him to explain his entire anti-war record?" As we havg ndttimefot tensive mathematical calculations, we beg leave to refer the question to John T. Scott..His figures on wheat might approximate. the number of years which Daniel would require to perform the Herculean

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CHILD CHOKED TO DEATH.—-A child of Mr. jjR. H. Harper, residing on North) Third street, jnst above the Cemeteryi was choked to death Sunday afternoon co*f*^ win* lie child was about one year old P*P«and was playing with a' small quantity of coffee. It livedonly twenty minutes after swallowing the coffee. It is a terrible warning to mothers to keep such articles out of the reach of small children.

PBOMI&ENT among the works in "our State literary are the writings of the different Scotts who have embelished modern literature. The many fascinating volumes of Sir Walter's prose and poetry and the autobiography of Winfield have heretofore drawn largely on the honors pertaining to the name, but the new work entitled "John T. Scott on the National Debt" will in future eclipse the writings of all his predecessors who have borne that honored patronymic. It is understood that another volume, ''Scott on the Fish Law," will soon bq issued,

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JOHN T. SCOTT, in his Cloverland speech, said "the public debt of the United States amounts to as many dollars as there are grains in twelve hundred millions of bushels of wheat." A friend of ours has taken the trouble to make an estimate, founded onfthis little remark of the varacious would-be Judge. He finds there are 1.100 grains in an ounce of large, plump wheat. This gives 17,600 grains to a pound, 1,056,000 grains to a bushel and the Inconceivable number of 1,96? grains in Seott's twelve hundred millions of bushels. From this it appears that John T. Scott, whe thinks himself qualified for the highly responsible position of Common Pleas Judge, haa been guilty of standing up before an audience of intelligent men and assuring them that the public debt of the TJnited States amounts to 200,000,000,000«

Comment on such a itatement would be superfluous. Nothing can add to th contempt which every honorable. inrad must feel for the author of so outrageously stupid fal$$ogd, 3% wflJjM^J^jf ever, that could this man be elected to the bench, one good result would follow.— Longevity, in this Common Pleas Dis trict, would be greatly promoted for no se&tibia person would "shtiffle off 'ttti mortal coil" if he could avotd it^ knOlrtn^ that his estate must pass through -the bands of the author of the most stupendous falsehood ever invented outside of a lunatic asylum.

AT A MSIXAN bilk^SoUioflLU Com. pany Saturday evoxingiJeprge W. Ha-

itcGrfigor Secretary «d Ti^eurerj., We* are iofoc|ned, rf^ sobn jfo^e fin larged andJ^fllticis gf&itqfi)TcrM»

ABBAHAK charged ^tte"a£sault and batM^y wilh |ntent _t^Tull one Prowley sevti^|^eeiV siDs^a^An examination be&i^^ojklajrpr/yesterday |ebd was acquitMd^%aker^4^feited his "recognizance by for trial sbme two weeks since) liMf ^as hunted up and brought in by bis siurety. His father, who liave ca^fM»-|l)|(af has cieared out and cannot be*/oun3.— The injured man has about jecovered^

A SrrMOTTB AIN BLAIB Demoeratic Club recently formed in Choctaw county, Alabama, adopted a resolution cordially inviting "all Democrats, without distinction of color," to join with them for the campaign. Two of the Vice-Presidents of the club are -negroes. We suggest'to theSeymourcaad .Blasr Club of this ciiy? that they adopt the Bamercour9e, and convert some of our "Kadioal piggers" into colored Democrats. Or, if tbii is Peking too much, some of the discharged colored soldiers in this vicinity itaight be |nvi ted to join the "white boys in blue." As Northern Democrats are bound to fol low wherever Southern Democrats letfd, it will not be long before our local poii ticians, who are now blowing about a. "white man's government," will be meekly treading in the footsteps of th ren of Choctaw /equity.

RADICAL ButLinsM, 4?^Q&nrroN LA SATURDAY.—Tho Badical. bullies in and about Clinton, Yermillion county, are d& termined to sultain their reputation for general meanness atac^rowdyism. On the occasion of Mr. Yoorhees' speech ..in thkt place last Saturday 't&dse loll scalawags fathered in large numbers and attempted every means In their, power Jo byeak up the" meeting, but the firmness of the De^iits HrW^KiliShe llwWatdlylM^ tempt. The Badical leaders whiningly ciy, 'let ,us have peafce," How. much peace will they obtein by^ that kind of conduct ?—Journal. j&isac.

We are reliably informed Mr. Yoorhees peremptorily denies that there was any" attempt to interrupt-his speaking a£ Clinton, and asserts thst at«no place.h*s jh«: bfien mora courteously treated during the canvass than at Clinton last Saturday.

SCOTT ON FINANCES.—In a speech at Cloverland a few days ago, John T. Scott said the public debt of the United States amounts to one dollar for every second that has elapsed since the creation of the world." He based his ealculation on the supposition that the world was created eight thousand years ago. Eight thousand years reduced to seconds gives 252,460,800,000, Accord* in£ to t&e Vetaeious John T., the public debt is, therefore, $252,460,800,000.

But aceerding to Mr.' McCulloch on August 1, 1868, the. total debt, including the Pacific Railroad bonds, was $2,523,534,480, showing a little discrepancy between these two financiers of only $249,937,265,520.. In other words John T. Scott magnified the debt one hundred and tvenly'jive pmea and gave that as the true statement. This, man is already the laughing stock of wiveral counties and hii namd is becoming a *yn onyik

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very word that means the opposite of thith and honesty. If o^r Terre:Haute. Democracy have any' itlgard for their reputation they will either muzzle, him for the balance of the canvass, or sisnd out. 8omeinah of ordinary intelligepfSe ience and BagacitY^ to aot as hi* eiiardian while he goes t6 is' political graver^hinlT^ eimujtf'-on-f amaan. who j^tipueslieis^by one hvudred and tw^nty^five and deiiberat^ly giv«s the result as the* truth takSU from- official .sourcesl With such .a man o& the tp&ch aiiid a. -Prosecuting Attoiw njpy issuin| "induljgenceS,J with or with,* odt compensation^—to violate the statutes akjibitum, wot^du'tthis Common ^eas »^!h«PPy •Huationll^

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HkLv FARi.^-The^Terre Haute and Indianapolis road: will Wn special traiui and carry pasiejogers at ha&f^r| to tfiS Etepublican Soldiers' and Sailort' Mass Convention to be held at Indianapolis, the 2d «Kfi»September« iChe^^*iMiville road will carry at trains. Most IhW have consent- to ouwjr .^^^po have heenrdlsidried^ ^r los^Talimb entiMly free Of iy^gK|«If our roads enter the fact will be made knomir

"A GbSAT" ^yaAttil^lfBKTINO."--A notice of long standing iii' the Joumars local columnsj has infoT^}j|(ihf f89jj|fal that, by order of the County Central Committee, the-Damocratic county candidates would address the people of Nevihs Township, at Green's Chapel, on the first of September, (yesterday.) The loug looked /or day arrived, ^"^to the c.ai}|lidates, or at least a portion of thetn, ana a strong reinforcement of the' small .fry

our(favored city. '»ar John T. Scott was thare big figures! and in travail fith logic! There, too, wu S. C. lhtvi% foiling, over with Ciofironean eloquence! Daugherty was on hand, swollen with the .sublimity of Jhia own conceit A fid ^wa't^llii^-'-orStor added the lustre of hU iiaip,ie to the scintillating array 1

But "the dear peopled Cruel as it may seem th^' ol%finately staid at home, in appreciation of the 'great moral show" that had been prepared- for their political, moral and'iintdllectual elevation and delectation. Whe& ourinformsfht arrived upon the SC«M^ the "demonstration" wis in full blast. Scott had been delivered and Daugherty accounted. Ten woman and girls, about fifteen men and boys, mostly dealers in beer and other refreshments intended for "the crowd," composed the audi-t ence. These were scattMsd ovt% an axtfr of not leu thsih Sfn acre. When paugherty ewayed tc speak, there was no' audience within ordinarjz riieariBg distance but, not discouraged1, ho ealted ^-to, aome Stffall boya, who were standing about a wat^r^melon wagon in the back-giiou£l, saying"Come here boys,l^m goii^^to fufet a speedi." A fiw of thgmWndlyi lent their immadiate presenoa diarrhetic fiowwent on. 'Sj

Odf %!brmant !S "is erftctiy getatlaman and vouches for the.sdaeiijiW truth of this report.

TAKKKBIXS. The Bepablioons are building "Tanneries" instead of "Wigwams" throughout the country, this campaign.

THXBX is but little time for work be* fore our State faction. Are all our friends doing their whole duty Rely u^oait, the Democracy are at work in e^ery School District. jjjfcu

|NKW PAPKR. The Clarke County Herald, anew weekly paper, dedicated to the Republican cause, published at Marshall, Illinois, finds Its way to our table. is neatly printed, and edited with considerable snap.,

WM.-C. BALL, son of our townsman WM. JrBall, Esq., who has just graduated at Amherst, Massachusetts, has been tendered and accepted a position as AJS!

MABBLAOK IACKI&IS wtre issued by the County Clerk last week to the following mmw •*'*$.o r«tfi

Warren Cordes and Qertzedlna Luken. Robert Yancenn and Juliet Ferguson. Thomas Kemp andrMary£^Horn. Robert King and Harriet J. Ward Robert.

BRIDQBS.—The bridge over Otter Creek on the National r&d, hind miles east of the city, has been completed. The brj over.0ttj* ^Bijat^feal'j-iMfil finished wltmn reo or contract fer erecting these bridges, was awarded to Mr. 3£. if. Carter.

Lean made a strong and effective speech to an audience of seventy-five persons at New^odhfOg,. Saturday Bepumca^s 6f Fayette^are {and thoroughly in earnest

WATERMBLOH SSKD.—Mr. J. A. Foota the enterprising sawpian,. next door to this office, is in raising watermelons me^g^flpihe seed. Among the variety thf^vsian watermelon, the seed of ^SlcMfeWii^^rought from Persia by Baylrdj ^ay^r'. Mr. Foote bought the seei^^ifpiplon last year at

meTons grownl^his season for'the seed.— It is an exc^pft- meloni '^aving a thin and very hard shell 'pr rind, a good protection a^tts^hnt|^id fyt Shipping.— La#

RATIO

House Fr

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alsoJP. Y^Suikirk,

Schuui

wfrl%it thei^Si^a^aaetiugi was adjodSrhed, and the, speak«ni returned hpine in disgust.. The audience consisted of just fifteen persons, including. |he jspeakers, three women, three boys* and tittle Be* publicans!

PERSONAL AND Messrs. Isaac Kean, Richard Ralegh a|d John A. Reitz, beavy capitalists of Ev^uivdfe^with Professo? Mursliina, a Isikdia^ Archite^'of^ai city, iitjsfi. in,.*to^|i yes« t3rday,in^Mi«#?emin^i^uading^aBd ne^ ^apd el^ant business are officers th^ Merchaiit's Nitional Bank) ^^5vanyFtfle^,^0r-~th^^"'U6e"'-0f~^fhiol^^4hStitu—

are ^^su^^^tDmin^s ^blo^k^one

the line of businsas«housee, that can be foiind |nthJsjStag^lKlxd tokany^ihg%vansvule H|j7yet that direction. W# caa atoprigfi^

ancients.

was entirely unknown, to Mnil^dllglm^ iwttey siderecL tha aweetflst and moat dj^ciQUs product of the etu^l ibl^on,t:the wise Jlli. 'kliirflftytf fcAA jMrtiir%a^tiit or they wou^ipitlBgi^Kad it in song, or advertised it in- oraclea of wisdom. #^o^wi^|Niif^unt up its origin. or trace ii tl^iaAia tH^^^t^t)tainM iH^resen standing in mere

of pleasure^

sendsa

whose

had

Mr. city.

,^Mffc#.^ra|dai»:'''s(|

wi|h «Maa of ftjha

largest, fresheat and 'fiMlt jplarlWs yat

orden^^&^^^^pll^^^^ Dow ling BHT,*'liSdCorban will take pleasure in supplying the

Saturday, until Thursday of next week.

MABRIKD.—In thiB isit, by Rev. S. M. Stigison, Mr. ROLANT Till MlillllVMiifcif flfi ISM FRRQITSON, both of Terra Haute.

I f&iL |IT is understood that thev^pl 1 theprofesMrship of Mathematics in our filled it-4f Sbott, his mt exploits in figures having attracted favorable notice of the Board of Trus»

^•S0" number of the of Sugar Creek Town-

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sldp, and several gentlemen of the opposite political faith, attended at Cassidy's school house on evening. Isaac N. Pierce and James H.

made the leading speech, which was heard With marked attention and hearty apal.

ACKNOWLEDGES TH* CORN.—K. I. published in the Journal of yesterday, in which he admits the genuineness at the "indulgence" or 'permit" published in our issue of the 26th. He whiningly pieads guilty to the

that while

YOOBHKS' memory bad enough, but |i»l@ESid^o con^- at'Mt,LthatioU^ speech to his constituents, at Greencastle,

Iconstituents, that, as your representative,

?one gun to the administration of Abraam Lincoln to make war on the South.'-'

I LARCENT.—We heard one of our city Democrats groaning over the fact that the Paris delegation carried away one hundred lamps belonging to the Seymour and Blair Club of this city. They doubtless (took

them in pay for the service render* ed in swelling the big show Tuesday night.

WE LEARN several prosecutions are pending for violations of the ordinance prohibiting the explosion of rockets, etc., Committed by sundry persons while the democratic procession was passing through the streets Tuesday evening last. The ordinance, which was drawn up and crowded through the Council by a Democratic member, is rather too sweeping in its charactor, and there is already talk of its repeal.

Msumin8to

Ji 'x# ''ll 3 i^8 iPacutor for this Common Pleas District,

in the family circle what an influence the paper has—the children read it and gain

E. & C. RAILROAD.—Proaiiheh^iSf&ffg UielfilHrtaries to the wealth an^prg|9fr» ity of our city .is. tha^jB. & C. Railroad. In all that tends to promote its prosperity our citizens are directly interested. For tSTis/Ind olher rtilohs/w^are' glld^o note the Act that the Evansvillo, Hen-

tion pf which will greatly enhance the value ly increasing tne business of the E. &£. Road-r- is being rapidly pushed f^ wardiwith eviry prospect of beipg finished early next year/

The E. A C. Road is now in the best condition it has ever aj^ained., pid r^i|s have been many places has recefetiy been ballasted, ^Jlichinery and r^lin^CH^^e^i excellent Qirder and, in all reqpects, the road will compare favorably with the best of our Wastarn railways.**--If anyone doubts .this statement let him get permis. sioi^o^ittdtiht^^ engine with MiC ^IQU. Dodge, or any other of tha acoompliahed engigMK** M* WPIsny «M^he wfll leam bj^riding fironl here to Evansville, that all we have said in

A tew nights ago the hbuse oi a Wood, of Decatur, Ind., was entered by burglars, and $1,20.0 taken from under his head %i*re ha had placed il for safe keeping. Mr. Wood had been East and sold a ldt'of horses, 'lie bad just returned^aad phisj money the proceeds of •Shakel' No biulha^^^obtifi^ aS

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(sertftii, other man, on the Leavenworth road, lask Friday, ej%^.^^n^r*fkm and apparently in good health, he suddenly upon lil cwtoptnion getting down to help him, he was found tb be dAS13 'Hi# Tasptr Courier

plectic stroke.

A CATHOLIC Onnci on Sunday.

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'irun ring boards" and guaranteeing the

grave misconduct, that he was asked to do as he dif.-l^f'td inb^fobin this that were he Prosecuting Attorney, he

»ny

"outrage if lie weWasked to do

Holden thinks the fact that the Grand jury failed to find a bill against him, ^ifcg®tl£it0

attention, is ample evidence of his innocence. The failure to find such a bill may be attributed to the absence of the men to whom the permits to violate law ijrere granted. We have only to say, in relation to Holden's personalities, that the accident of his beingf% catidi92tie ^flr 'of^ flee is the onl^ circum|||Qce, Jhsjt. cpuld, give him sufficient importance to" merit this brief notice and such other p^ice^as his malfeasance, while pretending to discharge thedutieadf may call for.

THE INFLUENCE OF ^N»WHIAPERS.~--Occasionally, an individual says to 'us," "tjmes are sq hard with me, Lmuat stop

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ense with

^ife" Chinks she newspaper now, and I must, stop."— Thus it & to stojp the nli^ia^er tie first thing as a useless expense, without think* ing of the actual waste of money for many things drank, eat and smoked, or ehewedj which* cln^ do tfaa is^letf "no btt^ftl^l ^B^PIsr can, or should ba'fl^rded as a bai^^t.to •vary household. It imparts useful information fhrnishes loodiiifi^Nltodght and convenfttidB it addsli charm for social intercourse it makes agreeable members of society. To be without a newspaper onetnight'asweli be out of the-world lie becomes |^^pfrfi^ct iiolj0dy when he goes into society and hears others talk abcutxurrent e^aat#sa|id discuss questions oi ttw^gen«l|ttyNi^' he c^tjtekl nb fiii4iiiltheiM^tbinl^.bi^anse jfouGbot

was dedicated at

N*w ALBANY cows still continue to die at an alarming rate.

THX collections of intornai revenue in Indianapolis district ftr August wars over $90,000.

THX resignation of Rev. B. F. Foster, pastor of the First Universalist church, ndianapolis, has bean

THK next annual session of Indiana Conference convenes on the 10th inst, at Bedford. vm

THSRB is a girl sixteen years old ia who is six feat two inches in hjght, and growing rapidly. alStop her!!'

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, on TenIndianuBplis is progressing i^wii|i4yiiBa«£|^

THOMAS PHRISTIBON is

Morris and other citizens.

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EUBEN BOTER, an old ai La^yette,J^yt hj^fe osuSatur. ^noon b^ Nuig "^FercSOTwith

itizen of day afl4rn the "damps" in a well he was digging.

JOHN WAKBEN, fifteen years old, was cniiWpEfier a ^artgwheel .^n New:.Al ba^wiM^ or Hi probably prove fatal.

VOORHEES helped Yallandigham to get bi^l ui^ar^00,p^.|^pt* iMjority 1863. Oughn't Val. to retarn the favor to Dsc.in

WE have good news from every part of the State There but OA*, Coqgres-

occrats expect to carry.

AT Atidirsbii, on l^aturday, a named Eennan dangerously injured an

head.

THE PBoancT of

an overwhelming

at our State election is brightenda^ eldetfen

day, Republicans, and the enemy will be utterly rbutiA.-

WHAT A PITJ it is that ^oorheessjiould have forgotien the p^tiobrof t. land^am, Dt W- Yoorh^ia and Ban. Wood, in favor of two Republics and a, united South 1

THERE never was a time when there was so much improvement going on as there is now in Washington. New build* ings are going up in every direction, and the prospects are that before long our town will be one of the most important business points in Southern Indiana.— Washington Gazette.

IT IS a bad thing to have a failing memory. If Yoorhees could only recall the events of the past he would be able to explain all about his connection with those rifles intended to arm the Sons of Liberty in Indiana.

A CROWD of chivalrous Democrats, aided by several policemen, mobbed a young Republican of Evansville on Sunday morning because he would notper. mittSemto cut down~ a~Griui "pole"of which he had ebarjge.

spptbt jlcious foi

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amusements, and jives an attraction for home. Surely, then, nowise parent would withour* h«W»paper to& He may. think he can get along without it, because he is out in the world, and can haye, the. reading of thapapers from liis neigh&^rs' lihop ^c^e,^or he cah Wrn what is goiag on from others. .But this isr athM,* mMn^ way.~ ought to be indejiendent. They o&ght 'ttJj rekd for themselves. If, however^ th^y think^h^f do not ne^d ihe papar thfe^etv&^V^ey may rest assured their families dp.- ^-i^tr Sfderations like these should havSg- theii1 weight| and should indtice $o& wfr&"haVi thoughts.of Stopping their ji^wspspers not to do so, for those who have not taken a paper to subscribe at once for one. 'VuA Ejfi- ••j.jujwji ft-'.J 'rii suft tvn MMff

AT nigh| was specially* inau«

splcious for' tie*erection Democratic roosters and Democratic poles in Evansville. Tliree siveral peles bV&ke in an attempt to bring them^to., a perpendicular, and one^roke the second' tin^sL

GOVERNOR BAKER and Senator Hendricks have arranged for their joint debate. It commences on the 12th instant atfPorllfcfd, Jay ch Congress! District

THE Indiana Convention of Universal^ Will jbS' held c'inf Ibis wMir, begikiitng to-day." On ^hdiy ths Universalist church in that city will be dedicated.

ABOUT ten ^ays ago ^r.' Nicholas lliller, of New Albany, run tf nail into one of his feet. The wound healed up as be thought, bht fen Thuxsday- last if iMiiied him great pain, reeulting in lockjaw.— The unfortuate man lived until Saturday morning, when death put an end to his sufferings. !£'**-.•

YOORHEE»!JSCO1^I MMjig rapidly. He is said to hare forgotten the events of a certain ride in the ears with several hundred soldiers, in 1863, when he was g&iDg td Obld Jb help his dear ftianrd Yilihani. That ride said to,have laid 5undalich of his great Kfl T6r* the

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YOORHEES' memory is getting worse and worse. HeHes forgotten the figures he used in 1864 and now places the nsifOiXl debt at on) jr half wBat he pdf ft at just four yeaniv^go. Poor .man! Be may yet blunder against a fact. So unusual a thing Jjrould k^l hhn..

YooRHBieifcknoWkid!** at last that when the rebels, having completed all ar-

mif$»?€iwr smmTm*

Greencastle: "Isay toyou, my constituents, that, as yoi« representatiye, will nevirVota one dollar, oW mAK,' or ona gun to the adssintstratkm of Abraham _to

ha«ii6oll|fltfthi%iitlist.

-tw-A884 Vosri Debt

quired one-third industry of^i

ie^|hara^i''~&

ilka

prop.. itw k4

mt&afawpi ma tadnsiiy oc the QMBrt^tQ.pay the ^ltereiii:'' -Aocofd-

-Dam. Is aim nst sa |Tset airlilitkBiatiniea as is John T. Seott.

Bur your opposite

... & prices for «csm»iii6n Mt

factory, opposite Poatoffioa.

CASH Bum twoiotm by going to Wiannnr", at 63 Main street, to buy a Stove or imeat DrtiJ, is bou4 to salL Opposite Old Court Housed

4 76 mm ^r^^flwiwwys

T£XS isih%hIy reeomnwldad Iqr piljsii^ties, on acoount ot its tonic proper^as, its parity, aad its dfUdons flavor.. ai^t5-dir3m.

Lar those w&o hav« dataet«d ths nrc smaturefovidaaees at the talmalo whUening of tka lodes, the unnatoral oftha oovaring, which nature should he preeerved to the peridissolution, lose no tisas it aanntag a bottle of "Bswrett^s YscaUbleMair Ba» storative," thogreat antidste to lialdnsss, grayJbalr an4 Jk\&^—Buffa^ Sxprtts. dvlv ftrn# tiL,* .... M- •_

THISCSTOOL BOOK TIADI wi apm IS few days, and to meet the demands in thia line, Bartlett, at 101 Main street, getting in the largest stock he has ever opened^ consisting of Readers, Spellen, Arithmetics, Historys Geography s, Grammars, Ajgebfas, Phi losophys, Physiolegies, Slatei, Copy Books, Pencils, Pen Holders, Peas, and in short, anything and everything ttat may be wanted,, to prepare the ydidig for study, all of i^lch lie wiU be pleased to «eiH end guarantees hb prices as loWvas ths s^ne goods can be bought anywhere in the sity. Those in want are rsspectfully invited to give him a can d3t^wlfr

Apnct THAT BHOTFLD BE HEEDHD We desire to call the attention of ihe affiicted to the merits of Boback's Blood Pills a purely vegetable cathartic, free from jaisreury and all mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the hart remedy etlaat for thi radical cure of nerroua andsich headache, bilious disorders and all aftctions of the'Lifer and Blood. Thay are, as their nam* indicates,^ Shod Pill they search the blood for disease and strike at the very root, thereby eilscting not temporary but permanent cures. As a purga* tive, they are all that can ba desired, ba* ing mild and safe in their operation and ^nqnep^ionablj one of our most satisfactory Cathartic Tills, and should be 'kegl in Vtiny househ«rfd, and, when taken in oonjunction with.Bobaek's BlcndPurifier, are uneqna^d for curing Scrofhla, Skin Disease, 01d Sorea, Salt Bheum, DyspepsIa, Srysipelas, Tumeitj Eraptious, apd all diseases arising from a disordered stlte of the/pystem. Try these medicines and you wQl never regrst it. Ask those who have used them, and thay will tell you they are the best of medicines. hui- augll-dwlm

No matter who have failed* read wha Df. Whittier says in his Pamphlet, mentioned in another column. The Doctor advertises in every State, his patients are all ovjar the Union, and success means merit with the Amerioan people* dwlt

WANTED Building Lumber wanted in Sxchange for a Melodeon, organ or PfanoHighest market price allowed for the luma bar. Address, or call at. Kissnar's Pad lace Of Music r.-ir-'-Sw

$1,000 REWABD, for Uie detection of an atom of Arsenic in DR. ABMSTEAD'S TONIC STRUP. It is the only remedy for the Chills free from poisoned drug|^

Aug. 26. w2w.

—.

NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHBBB.—I will hold public examinations of applicants for 'license to teach in the Common Schools of Yigo oounty, on the 29th day of August* and on the Sth and' 12th days of September, at my office on Ohio street, between Third and Fourth streets, in tiae city *f Term Haute.

No one is pftmittad to teach in the schools of this Staite without first having procured a license and School Tiustsss and. School Boards are prohibited, by law, from employing unlicensed teachers^

THOMAS B. LONO, School examiner. 29-dltw2t.

LOCAL IfPTICEt.

A BUibbora. Conaplalat.

It lis eoaaoB cnpUM with anStrvrs from Ohllls ud r«m, that th* »B«aMi th«y aM do not •flortt MB panaaaoat nUof. 1st It Is a rroM'otrorfor any suck to think that thof aielacaca^l*. Then la which will busk op IMi dlrtWrtng II—ss aad drivo ttoatoltMr fortm. aHahlsfa Kfb Bitt«ral« aspaclfie for thia diaoedtx aad WhiU It ia kamlafa aad aAdtaal (whieh la aot tko easaWitk qataiaa) it aiao acts gs&tlf apoa th« aarroes orsaalufoB oftha sT-atas, aad Is tec? vlaaasai t9 th« taata. lit iaa faarriao aad apacllc for all aarrona ailmaatsand coataias aotkiag aansaattot, aad ia ^agtoetrafcai Intermittent sad raaittaat fcra*a spaadUj acoa la thaeoaplata and absolata saatoaatioa to vlgoroaa haalth of I ha yatiaat. Wishisr't Harb Bittars is a splradld toaio aad altaraa* tiTa, and ia in (raat dasaaad In all malarioaa ragtoaa and orawdad «atfl«ta. Sold by SB «ra«gtsta and daalan. Dr. 8. B. Hartaias A Oo., Proprittora, Lancaataf, h. llwiv.

PBisnt PocSffSiaBlisn or Emery Bsg

sdia by att ia|p£c5S5®ewa25&ltoA^ jySM^a

asfc^BLssTjaas

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artery 1» ftoiwt* :«N yon pmm MltB DwTi (lHIS tibm ex*Kil|Wlecev seSUe*i—. Do*

ot Httf 9a Nt'iH ta te hf tiaw tai iM

Sou. aalOE I'Wlt MOMJ vaUl? Do yoa

I|BISI. Bra^aHataHMltf IMriaik

thteocgaaaMSatad by rai will not only ruia taair thoaa thaf do bndlaaSaWI

How asany mm ftaia badly ewad dlaaaaa^ ftoat teaaSbcta «r a^f-Hboaa excaaaaa, UT* broasht about that sute of #«*knaai in thoaa otcana that haa radnoM the faaaral teManao each aato ineaeaSlssasSaraiy othar dlaaaaa -it

ssaaily is hair to, and tha nil caaaa «f th# froabla aoluroaly «»«r anseactad. aadh^ta doctoraid Ah all hot the rlgUt one.

Dlaeasaa cf thaaa orgaaa raqrifri the l«ie or a HkLKBOLD.S EL DID £XSMAfc td -la a eartain datra, Qiaral,

Diaretic. BUOHD ia tba graat Dtnretlc. and -te a eartaio Mrdiaaaaaa of tha Bladdar, Kill pay.Organlo Waaknaaaa, F«tn»la CWnaiif Dability, had all dttiaSBa tf tha Vrtaery Osnia^ whatharaalatfacia Malaat Faawto. Iron whaiarar canaa originating, and no matter1' jsr how l9&tilin4lA|«

Oreanlfr Waaknaaaa. Fimtla Complaint*, .. Oriaery

If notraataMotisaabMlttadto,v OonsunptlOn or Iaahtdty assy aaaaa. Oat Mi aad blood ata anpftatadtMai thaaaaearcaa, andthahaalth and haypiaaaa, aad that or Foitarity, dapaida upon pNmptnMof a Miible saaibd^.

Balmboldt'a Extract Buchn, aatafcliahwi npward or 18 yaara, pnpand by I. T.'fllcLlfBOLD, 0M Maw Tork, and 10*

IF WIIHILKS^MI^ BWIOylB AS

CiraiSTADOBO'S IIAIA DYE Chaagca tiu Coler af tke Xalr From Gray to Black, P*ople might langh at tha rayagaa of ago. Thaprocaspf only occnpwa fi Ttveluatitia. Ohristedoro's H»tpPrwerr«ti?e

WoHAa's BioHTS.—Among tha righu of woman •ay ba nskoaad tharight to prasarve her hair, in itt qrigln*} laxnri^nca, gloaa, color, taxtnra and elasticity, aa long aa aha can. To aoabla harto do ao, wa- recommend tha. re'ry beat' article fe kaow of—preparation about which thare ia. nb.de* caption which^we hare tried andaaen triad, ahd not (sand wanting—we mean OflEBlSTADOBO' S

Draasera. MaMnfhowi y^foi Ii dlaiden Lane.— Principal P^WjToAjgir^iyl an!9dwlm

4.14 k|ws|indfcam|.'' Tobias' par^Twndima Fsmbn are viSnn^ ad anparior to any othen or no pay, for the enra af Diatampar, Worms Botl, Coughs, fHido-bonn% Oolda, Sc., in Horaaa, and Oojdi, Oougha, Loaa of lUlk, Biaek-^rpfgoe, Bora, Djatempar, ^, ia Oattla! ThaaS powders!' Wefeformerly pnt by Siiqwdn I. fobtta, ioa otllr: Tob&i, and alace his death tha demand hitabsae aogwat that Dr. Tobiaa has continaad to maintaitnn tham Thay are perftctly safa a]^d fuoaaat no naed of atopping the Working of your nnimala. They increaaa the appetite, gin a Sine coat, cleanse tha aaoHMfi* ajfeaj»aiii£*iM»Ttft jjfcsssi^ha —ilk of cowa. Try thaaa, and you will

Principal ofloe, B*enanrtfJtftoW. »sw Tork. ®old by a4,tea®gWB.,...,,e9g^,.v

IPI

wi

Oood*'

dUaaaaal^lly offrt-

tfca organs of (BMratioo, wiaa ta, mka iln—aa mAyawarar thlak that Sff eSsnt, anerKetlc,

jaraa^rftg.

knalaaaa than an taaaa wMMa ArMfit an ild bigaaa an lif aadi aaeaaaeof aarar ahaii

-iM ami haar

Upkfca of~th« haart^^'iJa irfciaa«t aaibSW in tnstaaaa

thay don't bac«—aadaad^aaawe*11 M*y *r« alwayapotiM aadjlaaaaatia itMCoaapaay of adia* aad loefcyo* aad Shafts Si aoaa'of yonr downeaat locika ar aiy ettar

ISoa

South lOtn-at

phi1a£riphia. Pa. Fasoa—fl.85 par bottloj ar 6 botttaBiSar tB,60, ddlivaaad to aay addraa*.. Sold tare. iilassdsiieiipfti-steal* angrarad wnppar, wlthfca sliaUaof «ny O^ami calWanhonaa, aad a|gaaA,-a9Uaod-abow2m. ,H. T. HBLMBOL5.

Mlsssafartka Van.

Thav ssepl annual IbMdaf ia U* Vararaad Agaa distriatskaabataa. fhf fopaf thasa An taaAat^rts aad •asalaca aro aorchargai with it aad bilioaa tanit•t lanra, aad, aatrrtaaajMy, tyo«ttirda of tha coanaxtity arajmat ln tka oandition to badiaaatronaly aftc tad by thas. Thoaa who ha?a baaa ptadSKt eaoagh to fortify tkapaolraa dating thf fltrsssr wUh ihat ptflNefta aad lnfrUibla ?age tabla Invlgorant—HOSXCTTBB'8 STOHAOB •^ern'S—srafm^rasd agaiast «aiaria, ,and hara aothiag to fhar. Bnt haalth ii tha last thing IHaiay UUk abeat. Ia tha pnieait ofgaiaor plaaaan thS blHBiaf, Witboat whiah waalt|i js dnaa«l^aijd^htMkSMMsMl», is fester latalhdttaamrlaa coaealalqry pnTart, howaTar, Uid aiUrw hd bagta to fral th»iMaaaitory aynlj^omaofaayafthoapidMSioa wMohara anganderaiiby tkaihalaMa of Aatnmn, shffaM ItaiiMdiaMr nao*t to thadaaa* AHTIBOTK or IAA Mi. A fowdoaea oftha BITTIBS wiU braak ap the chilis aadpravaat thAtPtScariaaea. la eyary ragion whare Intaraittaata praaaU Ala para»t aad baat of alLtagatabla ton)Lca Is In Of all anti-billlotia praparatiaiw known^t the moat efiacti ra and haitaltaa. Ifedoaa aot ston lata tha livar Tiolaatly, Ilka the minaral aali*anU but lone*, rrootitM and rtuQiitet, tkl tfr|»a withont oraating any gaaaral latarheaaaef the ayatam or aatailing aay raaetlon. Tha MTTEKS an aaaaatially a honaahold pacific, and aaoald ba alwaya within raaoh aa tha.rary MMtjaaalfa of pnranting and checking binoas afsacka ana intemlttantfetrefa. ..r-f flafldwl*.

ITdH

thstiKii «i fUgum

•KKtwaa.

IMCUI

it

,ble.

rome Park Kace Oonrae," Vordham, N. T., would notnaa them until he was toid of wb%tvUias |ran ia afrti#Ilibat thfai. HBS hat tfWt t«daty ranaMt'-t««M a his charge, and for tha laat thnb ^aart has dsad no other medicine for thataigiS®

DMggiata ««d Stora-keepara through­

out the United Stataa. Prilce cents par Box Depot, 10 PaA Plake, Haw Tork. 19dwhn

•C «|oo4 Poison.

Excessire labor ornndueexcitethanf edtnatlmaa oacaaion aeriens atcknau hy cauaiag an acealeradtetf iaotioato tha flgbK fcaraad astxiaty hart by making tha blood circalete slower.— Both canaea may profiles siffoas eHtt io the haalth unlaaa pnfaitM W tiielj aid. Here w» an admonished of the asipeH6r advantage of Bjuvaaara's Pais. if bIM WfP t« fttft, from n*rT»n» or other wmaee, thay aitey the ttmnan aoSaTOhaalisg,bal|ato?tba braia. WhUe, sb^hld tha blood clrcalate too slowly, tinting the akin with a dark hae, tta the blood of itaaxcaaa of car»nthas they relieve the aHnd andzaatawfhe baatth. Should an otgaa ba weaker than tkaiast, tmpanmatlars from the blOodWill ba depaatted- Thiah tha way la^sps,. bolls, taaorS, oarbaacles, an prodnead. Ail an.ctired, often prarsnts*, by tha ass of Biui?Wii!lra*)i fuk&. •i

I?^Jf^|

rramt3* SCRATCH I

SCBATDH SCRATCH I SCBATOB

liisiiri QUuSJ0-U&§Se*jift» dauafeeasi 1*8 oiatasat ifKinat tjatmeat oiauaest

or,

Prfoe,

to

car«a ewta#

mi

SOMBTHHIO .SPEW^ UE ami

«SM msaiar arte «I Dry

qargst^ Paranasal, Kti ulaiatf

an,Ac. Oliisi rassaaaasssgiiyet aShi l: EntiniT as* MMC •»-asaasM CBecks. dswFS5a«aat clSealar and one 19w3t

AS AN

teatTM^wlth thoaa

Thara ia no aadicj 'who at* aovaaUtadVith flMb aMMMMMk'i JMood Mia f.thay ara aafc, alaaaaat aad alld iu

aaadalta try ttaaf tf" fa$r

SLEEPLESSNIOHTS

Aa a reiaady to aad ia Its traeati ^ToraaBoback'sStaauMh Bittara awineglaaa IHU an going to tetfis alTthat dnoe aonnd and healthfal steep.

ianqatredto pro-

ERYSIPELAS,

•i ncct a

Or, St. Anthony'a Pin, can be sscat s»SjitaaHy eradicated by the naa of Boback*a Blood rurlSei in conJnnotioB with Bobaeh'a Blood Pllla.

OPTHALMIA,

Or, Inflammation of Ihe Eyea, not aattaqasauy artaea front a aiaordered atate at the atomach a fiw dosaa of Boback's Blood Pills wllVte Woet caaaa, affaat a enn by removing the cause.

Keep Your Blood Purei

There are ao remedies, now befontae pablic, so wetlealaalatad to paiUy tha Mood saA sseanatroct (aato speak) the whole aysteB aa BoeVek's BfoodPnrtSer, 3lood Plllrattd Btoaaaeh'Blttssss

LEUOORRHGEA,

Or, Whit«a, which follow local dability aad conatituUonaVweaknaaa, oan, ba, omtaally .cased by tha use of Boback's Stomach mtten. Do not let tedtaggfataeU jon aay other Handy, aa thaaa itten ate prepated with especial rebrance to iutt, aad ai thia ootnplaf 1 an warreated to ear*w

BAD

TAST2f^

In the month In the inonilng la one of theaymptonxa of a hilioas condition or disofdased state of the liver, and~ahould not,'for a singte day, be asglaetaa, aa

of a train of arils and the Teryaeadaofi Procure at one* Roback'a Blood PQla, adminieter them according to the directioaa acoompaaylag danger of dtaaase each box, and the dUBcnlty and will at oseebe removed .--aiffiL si at Af

NOT

Jyll ont a St Sm

whoiB

10M HAS10.

Sfai.aals.lw aUBnnli

SsM»«B^»SCr-ataew«rlP aw UIM—'

IMP^ Ladies can reoeire a bo* a. If

I'l

Vili-]1

abiio, mwm* ai* U. Oaa|#% m-- ...v •Tiv--^aa

W ON

••aa

.aUBrag.

MwlrsMB

WAJEtlMUX^gg

ofdr

BOW

fer

PD L!

either sax mis:

lly gala tha 8ndy-

mmt

acre. Aiaa Jaar-

aal of IM*1ftatat af US iSSi St Hew to Get Bioh, ate. All Ballad for 20 osats. 100.00S aaM. AdBKxrin A oo., 78 Naasau at., New Tork.

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A^MEVEEAQE. »f the bUteraof tha pnsaBS dap Dr. not intended as a 'plesant stimala-

tnc wfeMky beverage, bat are pemotly madMaal, ontainingonly auflciant pan boarbon.whlaky to oM in aoluticu the madioinai extractive ssattar from which

E^TA BIJ»HJB3P 1SST.

A W#rd with jn, letter!

Do tha many aoSarera front Diseeaee of tBe Baepiratorj Oigana kaow that ON* SIXta or »lir-

MAN

BACK are OeMntmast Da they itaew that itiaoaiy within avacr recent period Mad!sal tfelinca has proposed a Beasedy rtaHg eapaUlrof isabattlng thia fatalsaalady?

ComcMVTtox ia now aa csntAixix ovaao as Iarmlts^it Pavara—it ia aa oertatBly raaraniaa MuHF«po*! The remedy acta- with tha cartaiaty S^theJ^y ot ^r^t^tfe*i il ha* .- ,, WINCHE8TBB'S •, t-mf si tr^aai iwdt ri

HYP0PH0SPHITES

Aet frampUpand (^rtainlj^ ALL STAOBS OF

CONSUMPTION

Thay imtnM&anUj %lfraaae file atraaaih aad «ap^ tha.color of tiii patableBC Thay ahbihia theOaitu and Pavaa, diatiniah tha Saneateia* tloa,aadeheok thaMght Sweats, aTwayainl^ aevento .fourtaaa daya. The Apfattts la at oaaa ihvigorated, ahd tha rhtiaat npidly gaina flaahh tha ComgkmaA Ptfficuit Brmtkmg an spasAH» «alieved the snap becoassa calm and refreahlag the evaenatlona regular and nniform. Asa fln

OENEEAL 8TMPTOHS OUAPPIAB With a Rapidity that aaaaa MacvsUeas. *he saoceaa of tha mnomombitta ctraa ot that greatest soaaifs af tha raae

CONSUMPTIOl*

*unparalif lad In tha annals of Madiolaei. •», ftia thoronahly Scientific Battedyacta with Invariable Biaway 1B AXO.stagsa af TahesMSasMssase.

The bsaeflctaleSacts of this Baasady, anaqaally Proaataad OsrSatw in aH dersageeenta of the NtBTOUS AND BLOOD SATBMS, being nnSarpasssI aa Narvona Toalc, ait aaaaratar.of aa* isa healthy MM fUMftrtaise «f Oanenl Debility, Loasof Stnagth, Pleah iLppatlta, Dyepwla, Nearaigia, Chronic, Bioncbltl Aathma, Scrofula INMrrhcea, it la tfca moat Asadraf a

known. A P«JB.xaut is A OaaaaiR Ooaa. Try ii Try it Try ii.'n dI 'm*4e

HYPOPHOSPHTTES!!

1 byOa

MO OXKBB. ttlea, Sl-^Sin bottlaa/

'SiWflRRS^-, 7 oa ... XalSoz. bottl(ae ara fails'. Sold by all aad asmsele Owetf nseat ie She I by j. wncusm co.

teat la ffee OtwMdMaitea

SS Jeha treat, I. T.

aUacdaaaahaalA baaddnaaad.

For aaie by ALL DBOOOISTB in Terra Haata aptlMTeewly ......

lh^ci Tftlre FwUcmr flucc.

tU IMl. WtW M4U

Ad-

its Washington

oflered for aale for the flrat timata ineflca.

a!mPlHUbi»Pails,iCasaa« HaaW-ieiEetobti

thay awhSaii to .tiftaMt and all agentat is BBdassSood'

abMt, liihl fnat the ey

af thacnrioaSrky eadcahM oaa MJac, aad aix postage atariips to X. W. SAOOKBER, Senerali Lgentfor the United Stataa aad OaswdaB, at Albany, H. T., or to aay authorised .Agent. Soldi, by all Draggists ta Term Haata. o7dwly