Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 October 1868 — Page 3

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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Ottobcr f,

Republican Tic, I'.'IK

FOB BECBET4BY OF STATE. }W^:

Major MAX. V. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass.

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rtBK* OF the bcpeeme coubt,

..oroK^ fHEODORE W. McCOY, of Clarke. eOTH£it£ COTJBT .. JAMKS BiApK, of Mftrion.

ICE ATTOaUET GE.VF.BA1.,

I). E. WfLLIAHSON, of

FOE JUBOB COUaT OCjCCMJiOS Pi-EAS,10fa JUEICIiL DieTSKST, Bos. SAiiUBL F. HAS WELL, Cf Parka. KOB P9C9W}BTI-19 ATIM^OT JloajMpS TliEAS COCBT. v/..w, bC^slx.

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SoiDIERB* need not feel insulted nor aggriovj&d at the, al^adeca of Democratic jQU^aSfW^o-***«- journals abused and vilified Iheca ^hnn ,tby were on the ,V #wf nrnrnpgaggaeacff*! ii*» -tofeBRAl.McJuxT/AW haft decided not t't^yituafljf'Engage if? tVo pending polit1cal3«i6ra59.v

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An t^Lanii^Ubt, tn^i ne thus deoidea r^rnW"feSSor Ihat l1e.liH5.-iwt time to tbv.tw'ur) fiuln^t-'tiuieuta. r.

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jjijr^K.E^"rir:K}t^. i* Xbf.- "Pot

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narflBv which .thfi /own'^ ftppli*14

aoblo patriot, Governor ttlCHARO J. Oqle3By, of Illinois.. So long as th« Journal cloesnpt iake to'.comtaeiidin^^Pniori men, it 'ftn doj.horn uo.hftmx.

throwghofrt thW Congre?-

•ional District are earnestly warned to oarefoliy examine the registry lists.— aUridrWlB of flctitioim names have been pladfed tho'rfion by Deiwimtin* officials wKo intend to produce a man for every such name, on oloolion day.

Evidbhcb

ACCTJMAI.ATES on every

hand/lift^^ Demo?fW§ have deliberately planned to carry tfc^" election in this State by immense "importations." "We •1 do riot beiiove thoy can sdccfted in this characteristically infhtnous v?ork, but the

utmost viailttncc -is required to render their defeat Certain. 'SS9HHBBSBBBSS:

What an admirable Secretary "of "War Napot.box Butcher Forrest

would

make! How delightfully the pirate Seumeb would fill tho Navy Department! And what a safe custodian the nation's treasure would have in Howell T: Oobb Tho Philadelphia Press thinks

not one of theeo appointmeiits, in case of Seymotr'b election, would be among j-fife's improbabilities.

3? The Mobile Tribune, in a recent article, informs its readerB of what the Ku-Klux-ers will do when thoy elect Seymour and

Blair. It says: "One of the very first thfngs we will ask will ba the assumption ofihi Confederate debt. This is precluded

by tho amendment known as the Aivtn

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articlo. Bttt tho Democracy deny that ^ggQ

this amendment has been legally adopted. This, it may be said, is the result of the promise to Hampton, and is made as a guarantee of their good faith.'

Voorhees in hie ravings, Monday night, boasted that ho could make more money cut of Congress than in it If this bo true why is he so anxious to get a seat in a body ho calls the "Rump Congress.' I^it the bojoor ho is after, oris his anxiety to represent the people, the outpour? inga of pure, unadulterated patriotism to an a in a cial affairs better "than %e do, but it puz"•ziesus to see how he expects to make so much money outside of Congress* He has never boon able, so far, to maintain more than an ordinary position in his legitimate business, and uftor Andrew J. retires to private life, be will flhd it difficult to get an appointee into an office where he "can employ Voorhess to look after the "whisky ring" Rt any rate, the people are determined to givo Daniel an-, other opportunity to oxefcise his wonderful money tanking talent mttsid? of Congress.

The Journal publishes au article from theDaiJy Express, of May 1st, 1881, in which the gentleman who was then act?4ng aa local editor took occasion to say

that Voorhees bad given utterance to a patriotic eeuUment, ft is wel1-hrnv?ft" IMI there was a brief period *?heii loyal people thought they detected spark of patriotism in Voorhxes. "iAppreciating tho vast influence Which ho must oxort for oi against the Union cause, groat 'efforts were made to fan tho imaginary ppark into aflame of loyalty. But the uiost vigorous fanning I produced only & fitful gleam of light, tho immediate extinction °f vfliioh left a

darkness still more appalling than the

orignal gloom. «aij&.Kf M" .mrnammmmmmmmmmmmmm I 1 1 1 ••tm VooRHEse, on Monday night, sank every instinct of the gentleman in his new role of blackguard and common slanderer of private'character, and raked up a forgotten calamny by'asking" whether Gen. Cutrpr would face him in an in-

TCBtigaUoU. of his accounts with a certain rkfl road?" and then answering thoquestion himself in the nrgativK'--^

Geftwal CruFT will meet Mr. *VooruEESin auy investigation of hia rati rtwul account?, at any time and place he may designate, and can show him a resolution of tho directors of that Road, thanking Gon. Cruet for his services, and expressing confideica in his intogrity, whioh was adopted unanimously after General Crittt'b acconnts were examined Mid settled. Dakisl, your poor, pitiful, sneak' ing insinuation hurts -Bo one but ycior»(flf. JB^eenV peiipie,3 of "Wth parties, reoutrage, and Jbu will be aAamed of it yourself, when the drunkjaa madness of the hour has passed away

lasssr^f 1

B. W. Toorlees.

Mr. Voorhees is tiyjog hard jo mvig

ago by raving, and foaming at the mouth, as he goes abmit over the country Abusing ft paper jig. language that disgnte^R Fivtf'.Pointa pfngj.—

&Eh. ULXI^&CtiRANIV^ Worgan^pe.^wwZ.ig Wft-iblyaix-Tf imfois.B®1" I orciBonbeeattBo some Brigadier, Colonel or Captain does not inflict personal chastiaemont on Mr. Yookhees. Thia ic an old, ^ritMMildodge andwill convince no one that Voorhees is a brave man, nor that we are wanting in courage, on a proper occasion.

VOH VICE J'RESIDKNT, SCHUYLER COLFAX, Of-Xlttliatt«. —r— frOB GOVEBKOR, Cot. CONRAD BAKKR, of Vanderburgh.

FOB J.IECIEKAKTjJOTERKOB, O'JU WILL CUJttUACK, of Decatur.

Voorhees

HartSn.

Putnam.

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*•*08 fti?W«gTm»P»KI or *OBLHJ IN8TBUC710N, BARNABAS C. 1I0BBS, of Wayne, ayyjjeTQB« i.%'li,BUE. "•THOMAS H. NELSON, 5f Vi£v •5 ^1K?JAH1K F. CLAYPOOL, of Fuyctto. E iEM- '-to* CTMTOB, tats- »I6TBlT,*

Captaw JS. B- BOSK, of Lawrence, "CpSTlKGEM, -f JCotosti. JOtira T. SMITH, of Gr6?3&. arj

J-teitfci#6a*te,:1' ^Mfc*»AltTBB, cf Clay.

would like very well for us to

naakea firstcIaMmartyrof as hesees his Chances for election slipping from him* -But neither he, nor the Jdurnal, can divert ub from our duty journalists, which fe to show up the political and official reeord of the Democratic candidate fpr Congress. This wfc will do till the day of the election, VooRhees and his insane bellowing to the contrary neverthelees.-

Daniel! after th& election, if you still feel aggrieved,-®id think a personal collision ,^itli any one connected with this paper will afford you any relief, we Will waive the slight objection that you still wear the brand of"hV," which your former friend aftd associate affixed to your forehead, and accommodate you to you* heart's contents TJnfil that time try to behave youiwlf.

The bumUiating Bpectacle you present, crawling on your belly over the DL'trict, licking the hands of eoldiers, of whom |you were in mortal dread for three yearis of your life, l# sufficiently mortifying to your friend*. Don't add to their chagrin by deB.'£ilding' to 1}« a common blaokguard.

tu llie

Wearing ft Brand. 1

Daniel W Foo»HEgs has been for many years arid still is a recognized ^nd' prominent ^ftfnpion of "Sp.uthsrn rights' end •irSoatbern Institutions."' He lha» been and is to-day the pet and idol of that peculiar element of Southern Society which cltims adherenco to "the code of honor" as an indispensable prerequisite to social orthodoty. Ho, more than any other public Northern man of the pres cut day, is the peculiar representative of the class who hold that the only repara tion fpr an insult is "& suitable apology or "a hostile me'efting"—"pistols and coffee for two." •i'tr.i $

Yet this illtfstrTi'lis Norl*hern exponent of "Southern chivalry'' now goes on his his ro'tfnds up and down this District wearing k^rand ^rhich would utterly iex elude imrjfroln soCiiil. contact or affilia tion with those Spread Southrons" whoso prailis he has sounded through tho iolling yeats since his ambrosial locks were first shaken by the autumn breeze over a political rostrum. He daily lives, moves and has his being under a ban which he could not wear in any district South of Mason and Dixon's line without being ostracised by the very men whom he has selected as his models and to eulogize whom is, apparently, the mission of his life. In proof of this as sertion we have only to cite the following language which was deliberately used by his old friend and former associate, the Hon. James Hughes, in a speech deliv! ered by him atthe Court House in Bloom ington on1 the 16th ultimo: "But upon the assumption that Voor« hees did write this editorial, and I know that he did, I charge him with having published A WILFUL AND

caused to be MALICIOUS FALSEHOOD, AND I HOLD MYSELF RESPONSIBLE,

known as the XIVth HERE AND ELSEWHERE, FOR

WHAT gAY Voorhee88

We repeat, there is ho locality South of Mason and Dixon's line, where Voorhees could find a single "Southern gentleman" who would associate with the wearer of that brand. By wearing it he places himself in a position where he cannot claim that notice With which the adherents of hid '-code" are accustomed to reward the ''respectable'' owner of a saucy tongue, lit vrJ s3%£i

Mr. Voorhees

did not allude to Judge

HoaHWj Qj^the charges which he has branded upon him, in his recent Court House ravings. What does this mean

The Journal, will probaWy have nfothing jut ISlru ofen liarangues"

more to say __ since the beautiful exhibition of the effect of tangle foot and rot-gut whiskey Dan Yoorheks gave the people of this city at the Court House on Monday night.

Thk Journal a^aclrs General 'HcifTER on the "gold nterest" question. Hunter i*,-40t a -'candidate for Congress, but Yoorhbks is.

VooShees

4)ur Candidate for Treasurer Among the good names which constitute our invincible County ticket there is none which the Onion men of the County will more cheerfully support than that of Morton C. Rankin, candidate for Treasurer, ods taussf

iif-r. tkti

KNOWS

wfcen

I say this, and I AM

HIS PEER and when be desireB to avail himself of the recourse thatygentlemen have, HE KNOWS WHERE TO FIND ME." "I REPEAT that he has willfully and malicously publishtl, or caused to be published, A LIE, and now seeks to shelter his precious self behind a paltry, irresponsible county editor."

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Was VbOBHKES beastly djunk Monday afght, or has he become so insane with personal vanity as to suppoBe that the people of this city will regard his pot-house personalities with any feeling but disgust and contempt Is he fool enough to think that be and his organs can abuse aDy body who opposes bita without subjecting bim to merited criticism Does he imagla& that his vain, egotistical, bombastic vaporings will frighten any body He will find the article "Keep it Before the People' which has so stirred bis bile, i« our columns today. a*,,

No time should be lost in perfecting an organization for securing the attend ance of every Republican voter at the polls next week, and for protecting the ballet box against frauds. Committees should be promptly made up to look after the various matters that want attending to on election day. We need an ample number of canvassers and challengers for every voting precinct—men fitted for the work by their acquaintance with voters, ready discernment, firmness, and untiring energy. Let the whole work of the day be carefully provided for in season.

The Journal is again in agony about the "gold interest on bonds." We suggest to that paper to Apply to V00RHEE8 for relief. He, with all the Democratic Representatives from Indiana, and every Democrat in the House, except two, voted for tike gold interest amendment and fastened that policy on the country id opposition to the solid vote of a large majority of Republican members. This feature of hia sinuous record he now ignores, and when oalled to account for sueh a vote he"con'/ rcynem&er." Lei the Journal stir up that treacherous memory of hw and learn from him ail about the matter. S

I should regard his (SErltfotfrte) election at this juncture, when smdiness of parpoee, decwon and self-control are so much needed, as ooe of the greatest calaraitiesthat could befali the coon try.

A. DlX. 9

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CI iv-»*3TL bim TTiofO I

STATE ITEMS.

The Brass Band Convention, that was to have taken place at Franklin on the 8th and 9th inst., has ,.been indefinitoly postponed. -a-u

A company of Democratic young la dies from this State, tastefully uniformed and handsomely attired, paraded through the streets of Louisville on Friday mounted on fine steeds. ".

The large barn of Mr. Elijah Jett, of Bartholomew county, containing a large amount of hay, oats, and farming imple ments, estimated at $2,000, was consumed by fire last Thursday. *''1^

We learn from the Brookvillo American that during the progress of the Democratic meeting at Peppertown, on Tues day, Reuben Huddleston was instantly killed by the premature discharge or bursting of a swivel or small cannon which ho was assisting to firo off. His brains were literally blown out of head. Ho had been soldier in I Union army.1'*3' '"4

From the Indianapolis Sentinel we learn something new in rektion to the Young murder. J. W. M. Langsdale has been appointed special administrator of Young's estate, and has brought- suit against W. J. Abrams, Silas Hartman and Mrs. Clems for $40,000. We do not know on what grounds tho suit is brought but it is claimed that these parties have possessed themselves of Young's property to that amount.

•"We-learn from the Evariuvule Journal that the Kx»n. Robert Dale Owen, one of tho time«honored Democrats, who, in the good old days of Democracy, was a prominent member of that party in South Indiana, and a Representative in the State Legislature and in Congress, delivered a speech at New Harmony, on Saturday night, in which he eulogized, in the highest terms, General Grant, for his public services totfcfc eoontry and gave a short eketch cf-his personal observations of the •ervioes of Seymour during the riot in New York City, in 1863, when the mob attempted to resist the draft, on which occasion he addressed that infamous body of men as "my friends^: ™„. i&%, r*/wO ^Ui«.

Rev. Frank

voted for and

used his influence to establish the gold in terest policy He therefore, is the proper subject for yoar abuse. "Go for him."

If any one of our readers has failed, thus far, to see the articlo entitled Keep it Before the People," he can find it on the third page of this paper. Every voter in this District should read that in teresting sketch of the political record of D. W. Voorhbef. Circulate it freely Let the people have the facte.

Mb. Voorhees again claimed in his recent Court House speech, that he procured a promotion for the owner of this paper, •while the latter wasin the field. We know nothing of this except on Mr. Voorhees' representations, and any thing he did was voluntary. We have been disposed to gi.^e Mr. Voorhees credit for the will to help us» but have always doubted his power to have done so in this case. At any rate he has long since cancelled any obligation on our part, by boastfully para' ding an act of personal kindness before the public. -'qlJjiS-'sm I

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Mr. JRankin has a record' in which" the keenest scrutiny can detect no blemish, and possessea that sterling integrity and that high order of business capacity, which eminently fit him for the responsible position to which he will be called by a handsome majority of the votes that will be cast in Vigo county next Tuesday.

No loyal man will forget that Morton C. Rankin was a brave soldier of the Union when the imperiled cause of the country v^as most in need of his aid. Nor will the fact that he was severely wounded in action—that he boars on his person the marks of seven or eight separate and distinct wounds~be forgotten by those who believe in rewarding valor and patriotism by expressions of public appreciation, laboring men will be glad to support so worthy a representative of tfieir own honored class. In

Morton

C. Rankin they

recognize a brother in. their toil, a man who earns hig daily bread by persevering industry.fu

As an accorripl ish ed' abcou tan

t, a thor

oughly educated book-keeper, Mr. Rankin will bring to the discbarge of his official duties the last qualification that the most exacting could require, and will worthily and honorably fill the position to which he will be elected, if his friends but do their duty, by such a vote as will reflect honor upon him and vindicate the wisdom of those who hominated him.

the Bvansyille Horticultural and Pomo. logical Society.^

Anna Cretorh, Indianapolis, committed suicide by taking opium„la?t SatTirday.

"Democratic

Laoiks"

con IH

Soke burglars relieved Casper Neireiter, of Fort Wayne, of $2,000. he had 4eposited in a bureau drawer, last week.^

There are twenty-three flsg poles'in the fourth waTd, La Fayette. Tho Majority of them aro Grant and Colfax,

A Whitb Boy" in New Albany hssaulied an old negress the oibcr day nind was handsomely thrastied by the ^)ld woman.

Republicans,

B"'i

A few days ago one Reynolds, desperado and an inmate -of the county jail at Columbus beat another prisoner by the name of Sellers so that he died from the wounds.Ha 21^

The fifteenth annual meeting of the Friends of Progress, of Richmond, will be held on the 16th, 17th and 18th of this month, (October,) commencing at Henry Hall on Friday, the 16tb, at two o.clock r. M.

The Demscratic City Council of Evansville have a novel project for swelling the crowd at the Democratic "Ava' lsnfche" to-morrow. It is proposed to have all the Public Schools dismissodand marshal the youngsters to hear Frank Blair! Sharp Councilmen.

B. Cresset was ordained John* Long, an Irishman en,

as pa to of a is S a 0 tuli.Y 1i«TAji AI Tamni^/i namn Goshen, on Tuesday of last week

in :—1 ~T, -^ny with others. Over atthe lower dopot Pof-iTics promise to prove the death of pjng^itoff^e ''car, b#kiog Mp necl^ rx Kvancfril IA TTAtifi/tnHitral anri P.tmn. '/*v«» J»

in New Albany

l^egaAe ^ggthfer^^d^iurra^for^eff

be on the lookout for

Democratic carpet-baggers from Kentucky, and prevent thera from voting if you have to fight to do it

The Receipts of the State Treasury for the month of September aggregate $44,312 61, and the disbursements, $65,532j05. Balance on haad October first, ||648,lj«9,.'1

On last Monday week, Mr. JeM6 Lafnmuic, uf this township, in going hdjme from this place, was thrown from ibis wagon and so seriously injured as- to cause his death. He lingered until last Monday morning.—Brookvitle D'Tnocfat,-.

The"La Porto County Agricultural top cioty will bold its Fair on the 14th, lfeth und 16th of the present month, -in the. new grounds. A splendid half iuil« track has just been completed,, and .there, is bvery prospect of the Fair oeing a success.

The Lafayette Gmtrier of .Saturday f*sy "the Democratic torchlight procession Bast night was immense—positively huge. It numbered, by actual count, over two hundred persouH, was three hours passing a corner grocery—Some did ,not get by at all." •.?..(

T~- r.' --I t»t.»j|

We learn from the Indianapolis Joitrna.l that a man named Crane living in p»t city, died very suddenly Friday night. He had attended the State^ F^ir during tho .day, and on his return complained of a feeling of weakness through out his system. While at supper ho.vfas seizod with a sevore pain in the head The nearest physician was pro^pU^ .sent for, but before he could arrive .Crahe .was .o- s?.'- 7TJ3u dead. Apoplexy.

New STork, July 1st, 1868/

Dear Sir:—In your paper, cf

iw Yours, truly, Capt. Hinry Wentz.

Maonolla Water.—Superior to the best imported Gorman Cologne, ftfid sold at half the price.

Oamf^Itch, PrairieItch, Illinois Scratches, or under whatever pame it may be designated, speedily and effectually cured by the use of Palnjer's.,Lotion. dwlw. *4 Jt&nWsrP

CINCINNATI MABBTET. By Telegraph.]

Cincinnati,

EQOS—Declined to 20c.

"Evankvillk Cornet

ia8t

week you or one of your correspondents say that Dr. Drake is not the originator of the celebrated Plantation Bitters, and that they were manufactured and •old by one Pedro Mcirtelle, an old Spahs iard, in the Island of St. Thomas, over forty years ago, as every old sea. captain can testify. Now, sir, I can certify to the above as being true, for I have followed the sea for over forty years, mofet of the time doing business with the Wefet Indies. These same Bitters, differently put up and named were brought to my notice on my first trip to the Island pf St. Croix for a cargo of rum, and for years after my ship's stores wore never without them. I always supplied iny family and many of my neighbors with them, and can truly say a better Bitters and Tonic is not made in all the world.

Oct. C.

FLOUR-Very dull family at S8 75@9. WHEAT—Very dull, No. 1 red he at ?l 00 no dema&d.

CORK—Dull at 11 03@1 04. HYE—Dull at 81 30. OATS—Dull at G0@62c, the latter rate for qhoice white.

BARLEY—Dull, spring $2 20@2 30 for State and Caadian, and 2 60 for fall. TOBACCO—Firm and in good demand.

COTTON—Firm and in fair demand, middling 26c. WHISKY—Firm and in good demand at $1 26 free.

MESS PORK-Held firmly at $30 60. BULK MEATS—Firmer and more diipesitt^n to buy than sell at 11 for shoulders and 14 for sides,* loose.

BACON—Higher, shoulders 12%, sidt* 16,. and I6J4 for rib, clear rib and clear:- -i-——y LARD—Quiet at 19^. nai

HAMS—Sugar cured at 18£(3119£. BUTTER—In better supply and prices ,tend downward, fresh at 35 to 40. %3$£t

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LINSEED OIL—Held at Si 07, but is not saleable at better than 1 05. GROCERIES—Unchanged and quiet.

OOLD—140 buying •. EXOHaNGK—Dull at fifty discount tdpar haying.

mt-

NEW YOKK MARKET

By Telegraph.] New Yoaa, Oct. 6. COT TO F—Less active and a shade lower at 27i for middling.

FLOUR— Rather more steady for high and heavy for medium and lo* grades, with sales at 50 30(97 00 for superfine State and western, 7 60 05 for ertra State, 7 10@8 50 Tor extra western. S 00ai0 30 for white wheat extra, 7 7 10 00 for O, 8@10 for extre St Louis, 10@ 13 60 for good to choice do Closing dnll. California quiet at 8 fi0@10 7^'-

RYE FLOUR—Qniet at $6 00@8 00. CORN MEAL—In fair rexuett 45 for Bran-

d«KY_Ouiet

at $1 40 Iree.

WHEAT l@2c lower with moderate business for exports to fill previous freight engagement at 51 GIVa 65 for No 2 spring, 1 66®1 C8 for No. 1 and 2 spring mixed, 1 75 for No 1Jo, 2 00 for winter red western, 2 25 for .amber Michigan, 2 60 for white Indiana and 2 45@2 57 for white

*RYE—Actire and decidedly higher, western at

^BA^LEY—Scarce firmer. BARLEY MALT—Qniet. CORN—Heavy and l@2c lower at SI (#@1 10 for nnsonnd, 1 U@1 12 for sound mixed w«tern.

OATH- More active and a Shade easier at 70S a71o for new westernaflcat, chiefly 71. 137 RIOE—Qniet.

OOFFIE—Rio dnll. imw SUGAR—Qniet, Cuba 1?31®4. HOPS—Qniet at 2 §50 for Ameriran MOLASSES—Firm, Muscovado 48QS7, Porto Rico 60070.

PETROLEUM—Dull at 16J4 for crude, and 38)^ ®3i for refiaed bonded. LlNSEhD OIL—99#S1 02.

SPIRITS TURPESTINE—Qniet At 42%@43%. POttK—Heavy and drooping with sales at 828 (6A28 76 for new mesa, closing at 88 Wesptlar 28 60(828 70 ior old do, 2? 00@24 $5 for prime and 86 25#27 £0 Cor prima m«*.

BEEF—Dnll at $13 00gj20 60 for new plain mesa and 20 60A2I 46 for nefraxtra mess. HAMS—Dnll at 920Q29.

OUT MEATS—Heavy at U%#lS%c »r ahenldats 13A|IA%c for bams ndddlinss dull and heavy, Aort ribbed 16^916^ and Stratford 17.

LARD—A shade firmer ^team at kettle rendered 195£®20. BUTTER—Doll at 3K§33e for Ohio, 38@4& for State. t... «.. •.

CHXXSB—Doll at ISAlTc. GOLD—Steady, openod at 40*, declined to 39%, andclo^««94^

ifwyujOpiatiAl

as a

B.B

who lived at Tampico, came up here on Saturday night on a hand car in compa-

Band,"

is the

name of anew "institution" in Evansvillo Tt is under tho leadership of Prof. Wm. jJSuclr, one of the moat accomplished musicians in this part of tho country. 3?bre& .Bands 4u iiiAaJiuUlttt difee

iicians in iuib pari, ut mo uvuuhji.— fhr(4 IJands 4u^bt to?^ilf| tiio fido^irt'-trikt iSiaec&on, jf-i sriiall^««y»^

spncrntr-- ntrrwrn?***

Hotels ami Housekeepers TAKE NOTICE. ...... —0.-,-.

TPKLL, I1IVLEY A Co. offtr. by Ilia jnrd Ot, pieco, »n filegnttt lino of BfifiACHKH AND BROWN' SltBETISQp. 4-4, fi-4, 6-V, 7 t, 4, 0-1, 10-4, Lioen Cotton at rwiucol price B.

AUo.fttuU aMQrtm&ot ofBftrjuaUy Daiiasks—bleachod Rnflbiown—C-l, 8-4, 10 4. W Dcz. Good qnBUty Hln-nor Napkin^ a-. $•

Brown and Bleach«! Crath, for Towels, Il»gant qnalitr Haney Coab Qnilfs,- SI.T tr «uf foVml TUELL, RIP3JIY A COJ "si

DDKESS ,-eti-: I UO.i iT .. tnz\ XF.BVOTTS AJffD HEBII.ITATED, «bo«u sufferiage hare been protracted' from hidden, causci „and whose cases 'require prompt treatm •at' to render existence deitirablB: yon are suffering, or bave aoiTered, from involuntk'ry dfachargei, "bat eff ct does it produce upun your general health! Don a little extraexertion produce palpitation of tho heart Doe# yorar liver, or urinary organs, 6t your Sidneys frequently get out of order Is your your urike sometimes thick, milky, or flocky, oris it ropy on Bottling ,Or rdoea a thick aeum rise to the Jp I— Or is sediment at tbe bottom after it has stood awhile? If yon bateispells ir sbort'.breithing or UyspcpiUa Am your, Dowels .comttipateti 2 Do y3u aprtls of faiht'eg, or rnsbcROf'biood |o the liyadl is your rrvomory impaired Iaypjr mind constantly dttelihig upon ihls subject Do jrou fecl dull, listless, bioplim, tired of company, of life '.' lo you wish, to bu Uft alone, to lAt awty from everybody Djp? anV Iittlb tblpK make you starter jump? is:}'«ir sleep broki" or lestles Is t\,h Iimtre of your ^yo as orWIiant* The bloouion your eheek as 1right? l}o you enjoy yonreolt' iu society «'pl 1 J5o you jiursno yonr basfflfen«^tlrthe wms'Tnerify? D. youfoel as mucU. coiia^fuce in, .yourself Are yon? spirits (full and flogging, Riven to-fits pf mo ancbily If to,-do not lay it to jattr ltrwcir dyspepsia. Itavo yon restless ni^lits?. Your back weak, your knee's woak.Atsd hav** ^nt flttlft ftppftite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or livsr complkint! I

ITcw tA»by men, from badly cured diseased, from tho effects o£ self-ab«»e and..excesses, havb hroii&hf about that State of weakness in those organs that baas jeWwH the genoral»y»t8m.B0 much as to tnduto ftlmost every other disease—Id|•fecy, lunacy, pnr»IyeiSf#iti«Mflecin» eniewa, ana.almost every other form of disease whiolvhu.manlty W heir to, and the real cafesA «f thp trouble scarcely over suspected, and haVe doctor--eiV for all but tho right ono.

Diseases cf TUfae organs require too lose of a Dlnre ic. HfcLMDOLD,9 KLOID EXTRACT •RUOUU IS the g-cat Diuretic, and is a certain Dure for diseAsasof the Bladder, Kldneya, Qravel, Dropsy, Orfiariic tVeakuesss, F-malo Complaint^ Oenoral Denility, and all diseases of the Urinary Ojgans. whether existing in Maloor Fomaio, from whajever cattse oTifcinating, and no matter of how-long standing.

If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may onsns. Onr flesh and blood ar supported trom these sources, and the health au happinees, and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable remedy.

Helmboldt's Extract Buchu, established up ward of 18 years, prepared by H. T. HBLMBOLD Druggist, fiD4 New Yor.k, and 104 South lOtn-st. Philadelphia, Pal. TuxOr.—J1.S5 per bottle, or bottles for 86,00, ddtlvqred to any address. Sold bv all Drnggests evoTywhoro. "J9S~ None are QBSninr unlrsj donecp in .steel engraved wrapper, with fac-simile of my Chemi cal Warehouse, and signed ft21ieod-wcow2m. H- T. IIEL5IB0LD

Ladies Take Particular 5once.

flU REAL VSLPW MALI FttU WAliRAiMTBiD jB"H.H3NCIa.

THESEafterwards

PILLS, so oelebrat^t s»Any years, ago In Paris, for the relief of female Irregular ties and so noterions tor their cntai nal employment in tho practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for the first time In America, They have been teat,In comparative o^fenritjv from tho fact that the originator Dr. \elpeau, Is a physician in Earls, of great wealth ana strict nonBcientlons i»rinoipl€84..and hss witnneia tuem from general use. twt the^ should be employed for aniawful purposes. Inovercoping femajeob' jtrnctfdns, ttoy seem to be1 ttuly omnipotent, bursting opaa the*oid gWUs fTttm whatever cause may have stopped them Unt they ara ^offeigd to the ptibliC only fhr lss ftimate use, and oil agents arejforbidden «o*ell them wheait is nndaistaod: that the object Is unlawiul.

OitJTloN.-'Mirrljid "Ladies Btiould never tils them when there ie any reason, to balleve themselves pregnant, for they will sure to prod nee a ""lll'wi'ft AC05ISEB, Oane'rai Airent for United States and Canadas, at Albany, N. Y. Sold by all Druggists. dfe» till Jan 1,1889

"To Owners of HoraeB."

Thousands of Horses die yearly from Colio.— This need not be. Dr. Tobias' Venetian^orse Liniment, In pint bottles, prlce'one dollar, will positively cure overy caw, If glviefr.' according to the directions, when first taken. It is warranted superior to anything tlae fir Outs, Galls, Sprains, Old Sores, Swellings and Sore Tir oat. It is no new remedy, but of 21 years' standing, and approved by the first Horsemen in the country.— Ool. Philo T. Bush, of tha Jerome Park Conrse, lits usod it tor years, and recommends it tohis friends. Orders are constantly received for It, rom the RaclngStables InEngland. Ith^s stood the test of time, no one has «ver tried It but to5nttnoos its use. Rccollcct to jjet Dr. Tobias' Venetian Hcrja Linirueut in pint bottles, and take no other.

Bold by Druggists aud Siore-'seepets throngh out the Unit?d States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York. STil JOdwlm

'•3XANHOOI»."—Another ATe Medic,.t Eawphfrom Ih* p«n «f Da. Cuaiis. The "Wedical rimes'^says of thiawork: 'This valuable tr«-a tito ou (because and care of premature decline, thows how. heslt'i is Impaired through socret abuses of youth and m»nho#d, and how easily .regained. ItgivM a clejr synopsis of «ho iinpedioienM to ifitrriige, tha cause and effects of nerv ons debility, and the remedies therefor." A pocket edition of tho above will be torwantod on -eceTptof sis stamps, by addressing Doctor Ctnrris, No. FS N'rtli 0b3irl^aatpej^\fl/l.yoreiwM.l.._„, lnlyi?dly.jJ~--»7

,r~t"

'""OUIDB TO MARRIAGE. loung Men's flnldc to nappy Marriage and (Jonjogrvl Fe'i Icit The humane riewj of benevolent Phyttlcisns, on tho Errors and Abntcs incident to Ynn'b and E^rly Marihood, sont in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. AdJroes HOWAUD ASSOC! ATrON, It. P., rhilodelphla, Pa.

.©C»l

Sfp24iw3m.

TnE

TEUST 00.

fer the cirr or new tobk WO BROADWAY,

€aplt«i,0NE MILT ION DOLLARS. CHAllTWRHiv BY TfTS STATE. D»airs R.

Mjkoab,Prwi't.

,r.'i

Jas. MifiBii-t, Sec'y.

Rereiro-j Deprnlti and iaHbws FOTTB PJ5t CENT IKTEREST on all Daily Balance*, subject to Chock at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six Months, or more, maybs made at live par cent. The Capital of'OJTE MiLLIOi^ DOLLARS ia divided among over ^00 'Shareholders, ooaiprislng many gentionicn of large wealth and financial experience, who ata aUo personally liable to depositors for all obligatloas of the..Company to doablo tb" amopat «f their cap it*tof%. As tho NATT0NA6TatflT C«: r'crrfrf 1 d^posttsfe la^aa or small amotnita, atl pcrsitts tbem to be drawn as a whale or in fart by CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, alio whig .interest en Atf mot baiakcSS, parties throoftfcotrt thaooastfj- dan tMip accounts Hi ihls ImtitntioB with sj»ecl«l. adrairta|?*i wurTty? c«w v«i«BW andpvoftt. 3&: IT ~*T" Jel"4w6m^ ~*tm fst §&vfm em&m* '-***•T

'*1

(Jouisel for Ike Careless. The body is a machine, and careless nee« In its manHgtn°nt ig unra: arelMhM in

WatL

^CnsawhrhandnSOTlTroEtiesnbtle^iinses of ease by which it is surrounded. It Is bo mmjt thing to ropalr the system when is ruins but there is no difficulty in fortifying it against many of the dtfUrerI ~Cuari~tfmi1 nervtHs dtbititg. At tte Snt symptom of thk tor*-

€KE®E5EE™ persistently, until bodily vigor is thoroughly restored. & W W a

?t'S

^nctToW the Yogs' Tnd' Exhalations of Tn ^gnant Wlth tha:«lMMMk remittent fofet, oaa-HalA Uttle or no iarpretsioa. WhoeVrr*nppos«« that fmraadAcne' tsannsa roidabl# wil In certain dlitWot*, at iMs ssttscn Of thayear, is egresioosly aistakoo. AaHTectaally as a draught of cold air is shut out by the closing of a door, ti)ls complain.^ and jall glspcikrs of a

Mto«WitK'«Iiiat«tM«(M»'*riar

miasinatfo rfl»y prev»nteff b/ thk t||s ef the niTTKRS. When sickneM catf be aveided by means so safe and simple, is it not the meareit

thUpa^VQgatab^jreparaUon siatds alone

IMlffiSSK IKCSBitSK W 9llES.

ALLCOCK'8 POBOUS PLASIfiR^ Where one was soli a few fears ago, a tkoiuanp ara^soM «ow. ..

fa*

Kow, reader, self-*btMe, vanerisl diseases bacliy cured, and sexual escesau*, are all capable of producing a weakness of the generative organ#.-j' The organs of generation, when in perfect health make tho mail. Did you ever think that those bold, defiant, energetic, persevering, successful buoiussB men are always tboee whose generative orgaQB aro in perfect health ion never, hear such men complainof being laslanclioly, of aerv onaness, of palpitation of the heart. They are never afraid they cannot succeed in business they don't become sad and discouraged they are always polite and pleasant in tho company of Indies, and look you and them right in the face-j-nono '"'f yonr downcast looks or any other meanness absut theio. I,do not meau tUose who keep the organs inflated by running to excess. These will not onlymla tBelr dmstltntions, but also those thoy dobuiinees with or for.

W O N E FIJ *tiy gat* the mtdfchoaea. Tha slatfa r» and will

How either ssx may instaa fng loya ofanyperson tisay married, tha married happy, TIME. Simple, haralsM and snr®. nal of Lo»a, Sfcret.pf S lied dress »»«no aul2-w3m 78 Nassau it., New York.

rGoods,Great

N E W A O E

STEREOSCOPIC ^iEWS,

iosi? »4'

We publish ever Fbur reoscopi^jejfrs, in Niagara CatskOls, y't Hndson, WhlteMoont'n Washington, Saratoga,

#. i* 4h

th»

P*rt

upon which they are applied, and relieve nervduraffiitftknl^thi faMX

Principal Agency, Br^n^th Homej Kawtort^

CHRISTADd^BO'S JTAIB DYE

Oia tfather XiEMt takes^ny a year To turn to^hi|««tarl^,^l^ed.hair But instantly, the EXCELSIOR DYE^ |-J ^«ni»l)acrtW,tij(Jt .Ihll.tMtNDs thlW

And Nature owns that canning A,rt.

DhriBtador^gHatrPreaerYatlfe. Oh, how bean«?ofly glossy jwnr hair Mn or lai« Maria.

Y»

?uaa,jnaee have

doro's nalr Pi^set^aifl^e ahd' Itsantfli*#, my Halt hss »mpTOVed«WoaWrmrty, 'aiid stdpj^d "ftlUsf cutjaltoscethfer'..

Sold by brnggiisti,and applied by aU Hait Dressers. Manufactory-No. 68 Maiden I.ane.— rrindiialJ)apa#lfot 6tiS(torBEllha».

ITCH I 1&C& I IT^fc SCRATCH I SCRATCH 1 SCRAOXJB ia from 10 to 48- hoots. Wbcaton's Utatwit MeateaM AlnttaeaT Wheaton»s mntoilElir ffheaton's OlaUaeat (Vlieatoa'a OiataMat Whca ton's

CSNS eartfCtot& ooras caraa

Hie Itch,

OP KV

Vtlter, ia«iMW,» iuii., m* mm. *W,

Prioe, CO contsabox

by aiail, ee weats. Ad-

irzai WWEK3 A POlPTtB, Jfo^m ^hU^ton Stroot Bostoni Mau: For sale fey all Druggists. Boston, Qep*..W,1887-3ta*dwlyi,

Also jonr-

ncceas, Hew to Oat Rich,

etc. All mailed for 20 oeats. Iu0,000 sold. AdREEVES& 00

8FECIAI. AWElTIOJ SOMETHING NEW

tha. One JDollMr Mle ef inr Carpeting, Turniture, Silvsr-E -plated Goods, Carpetixw, Furnitnr*. Ware, Ac. Greatest Inducements yet offered. In tirely n=w method. No ohsj»b for Notices or, Checks. Don't fall to send thrte-oeut atamo for circular and one check" VVYMAN, alAt CO., ]9w3t 110 Court Street, Boston, Mass.:

GBXTS WXKMXbl

&B£1T oNk^'muR sua 1 OF 'v A.'oBawfcsfi hito.v 97 Cornhlll idii 75 Coart S^, .Bostoa, MaM

Send for Oircnlsrs.aattyan wfir find onr indnoemsnts bsttsr. tftattany yet oils

tieitttfl P*rlr, Trenton.Xalls, Great Weit, 'Hon^tonlDC.1'7 Delaware,

_i'

West Jfoint, Oiir^mpofled VI

Tli^:lANt!f)itm BIBW, lot

s(risa. Also,

A Ufsv atid'int Illiiminatad.au rioty. We'are al for "FJ® iiave a ple Series of $$$}£ erland, thaffbine, England, Scctland. Wsrtea, Ac

itjkf, in (rait vaAg^nts In America ofvhiah we frith's sitt

WtKR'9 GLASS VXKWS," of lenidid Msaortizient.'- Agent! for n."

PBotograpMc Vi ws Ti

STE rtJEOSCOPKd.—We mann factarlwary largely, and have sparge stock of the bps' HgVa at the lotcrit rates. v.

PH0T0QRAPntV .AL?CM8 —Onr Mannfactme nf Albums is well known throughout tbe conntry as superior in quality and beauty to all he re

All we seil are m»cl# in our icn Fdctcry, and onr styles arediff^rent fjioiri thote^f any other maker. Buyers should rf6*t fU! fto^aee ortr stock before making their nh h*Wi.' .........

oizxtois^os. A

These beantifhl pictnrf 9, that ciimot W' itstinpushed fHftn the finest Wf Paint'ngt, at ono tenth iliotr cost, we Import largely from Paris, Loadttn, Berlin, Vienna kad Bom*, and sttprply the trade at the lowest raioi.

E. A. T. ANTnONY A CO.,

i-s .f4' Broadway, ». Y.. Impoxtors and Manatrs of Photograph Materials. d6ww3m

Phalon'M Paptalan JLotton

IMr BraullfFiBK th: UJUN Wl eOMPUOfiMb

TOBBK1N SO¥^, IfUM M^fLOOMINtt. Per LADIES la tW wjtffp

mil»» "PAwrMi? wiAP"'W#W Tuair. jfiirani ui «Ai*, ^win *mmm «te sim. Price, W Oeats

VISIT

OF-

—TO—

'its

•y.i

it i' .f

Terre Haute

At ilMi request ef many Br. Bp!"ne^ t)ic C#lclM*»t«d

LUNG DOCTOR

•s

I lately suffered

'r -f Xl

in' my: bach. Havin|

severely fifom heard, yofrrfifcetlrs im&h recomdfeiid«d Tor of this kind, I procured one, and result W«s a 1 I caulit deiiro, A single Piaatec wradm^ii

«8f

AmI Phyilelift ftr

Hi® .fs

J, C.-jJJI ,(r -"'JJ.

I fir

Jer

Ohreale Wsetses

3i3L 3LJtxrs^

Can her own living hues Impart.

eal Untfttate, and late

Proprietor or the

f, 1, "i

f" -£i

TERRE HAUTE HOUSE

it.

A A

-^ON-

Tanday Morniag, ttet isth,

10'V c'S'-tst ji* zii-3 fearo-i

red ta

Agents. •, '.Mol6-.lkSBi.

Where he may be sn

Cftft*MO§.

CO,

E. & H. T. ANTHONY & fioi Broadway, Weir tork, Invite the attention of tha Trade to 'heir extensive aiiortment- of the above, af 4heic,a*a' ptbli'cfuri 1 citicn, nnmtfachtrf ant?

Snbjecta of St«-

I ^nba ,j f'Wsw Grenada Venaanela,

The Andes',' China, Japan,

'ews embrace

large assort-

ment,.including tho ohoieast prodncstons of Wm Enfclan'l, G. W. Wllson.-Lamy, end other eminent 1 hotographert, consisttng of Switzerland, Ireland, Spaiu, *uerculnnenia, Ithlno, Wjlet, Tnilerles, Fontatneblean Pyrenoss, Pompeii, St. Oonid, Compeigoe, Paris, Germany, Trianon, Versailles, England, Au» al I'al.Naples, Scotland, Ifaiy, '--VjTbt. Borne, Ac., Ac:

jT tt«o a-x

retrain until

,..•4 sf nrf str,

Oct. J.9th,

iiiAm

•ill haf leased' & coanilt\it^ all who lSWriffg from any of ths following dis't£i ot no 1

,1^ ri

A A

ff'f

«.HI 'Jr .• M.

Diseases of tfie Limy* and Throat, Bronchitts, Fe-

male Complaints, 1m-m* Rheumatism, am SUt*a I ff af I

Scroftua, Salt Mheum, Distorted Limbs%

or Contracted Muscles, Jto/raiysis, JPits,Spinal IMs* St, VUurJHmce,

1 a*ri?

W Wfc r.

TTOE:.

FOK

A JfKW PEHFIiM! «ir

'US

j,s .*-'• test rTirm&

Convplaint, a, Meat

Asthma, Disease,

eart

GJRAVMZ, XtC

ETC.

,.f

,» isf

Dr. Spinney having spent the last fifteen years ef hls U«slnlhe treamaat ef Chronic ootnplalnta ealy, feels that he caa promise carca in cscse Which hire heretofore been dssated hopeless.

OFFICE HOURS, from to 1, 2 to and 7 to 1 r/olork.

Consultation Free!

YOUNG ICEN

t|ho may be •ttfsrlag from the effects of jonthfnl filiiea or iadiscaetiens, will do well to av«tl themsitvsa ef this, the greatest boon !aid at tho altar of aaAalBS. hnmani y. Dr. will guarantee to irfrit oss beared dofiara for snncMe of srmweaioWfctot pris4»e AaMMs

Swllsfiiifis

'ofany%iodor

which be uadertakae and tails to enre.

«1WM^ iMwhw, say totjse nntarfnnate «nf"a aMy rsftf this notice, that yon are apoa isagarnaa ataend when yen kn»gdelay ta seekleg tha proper remedy for yottr ba ta the ltrwt stage remrai

bH slisiiasiNiy ptrthelhMRMMeeae ween lysiaiaa eaa raad-ryoa aa as-

Ell ba oioeed

faa aMMsraitercan aring

baswi mTmrn Ssittr failed 3

oareeTf of AstsM. tae la grim

it^stiswy eaae la I *flt, or haftra

ilrt|tinsw«»w •St 3

LECAL,.

1868.

Samuel

Irtbaj

T"' i„„. la^JUford, to-#lt, the Cth day at October, fi" ,t.

Cumw

Plaintiff, by Laird & Cruft.

1Attorney,

und fiJo their complaint herein

iih\rBt?,nof Sheriff to the snmm .ut rsaident of the Stats or Indiana teahjr (tivoa I«. *n1 P*ndenc» of tbia prothPSamnwHl be beard and determined at the next Torn, of

onr

S°sTt A0!)"8!^?.

Ix®c?^ftESPd

,'r if

,Orlgln»l feuder of the

Heiitreal, Caatda, Medl-

said Court,

M°nd"5

Attest: RUFUSH. SIMPSON 7W3 -PrfSC.OO Wlerk, !3B@3iy*BWas*wwaesi*imswi5i#a-4:',:

PS' SALE.—virtue

of an Execution and a Fee BIlFtasned from the Vigo Common Pleas Court, to mo directed aud delivered, in favorof J^mes lVlatia vs. Christopher H. Wallace, and a Fe^^U^snei from said Court and to me directj^tfPPflwor of Anrelia Slmmsand James PoiataMKnd against Christopher Wallace, I «lor sale thefollowng dggetibed Real Jbfi/fM), situated in ViRo county, Indt

weal thii wes tha y.wiir*r, a* d«c,d1'*nd'on

iff the south end of the Wait qnnrter of section ango nine ('1 off to Samaiiof the tieTrs of David Hess,

as) to«a

SATS&DAY*, tba Olst day

Octob

r, 180S.I

House door, ia Tacre Haute, I WtlVo(S|the rents, and proStaofthaabore described Reat^state, together with aUprivileguiand appurteiiances to the same heutngiag, for a term not exceeding seven yoase,t«?OJe highsat bidder tWfaaeh, aud upon failure to realise a snm sattcMWMo satisfy »aid

*®e and ooAULwill than and

there anrlBU fee^dmple in atifPWF^al.t Rea 1 Es tate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 7th day of October, 1888. JOHN KIZKR, Sheriff. oct7wtds Prs fee 96»00.. ...

QHEKIFF'S SALE--By virtue IO of the following Xxecutiona i-isued (rom tbe Vigo Common t'leas and Circuit Court to as directed and delivered, in f*vor of 1st. Wiwlow M. Bnrdick, 2d. Edward Walmsley, 3d. .Tamei ST. Mason, Administrator, Ac., and 4th. James Micalcbury, and againat Kiiurod C. Sparka, ifenelope Sparks, Robert Vanvalub, Davtd Pound and David Logan, 1 will offur tor sale the fnltow*ingdescribed Real Estate, situated ii Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Thaeast half of the northwest Quarter cf icctlou eight y#), town tou (10), north range nln«i (9), west and tba west hair of ths northeast quarter and the ncrtbweat quarter of the southeast yuarter, except one and one-half C05) aires on the southwest corner of the I«st dosoribed fhrty acres, ail situated iu sectipsk eight (8)toWB ten (10), north range ntue ('J) wost, and on

SATURDAY, the :Ust day of October, 186s within tbe legal hmua of said day, at the Court House door, in terr» Haute, I wtll offer the rents, and profits of the above described Real JSatsfte, together with all privileges and appnrtenances tu the ssmc beloogin for a'term not exceeding seven years, to tho higho-t bidder for cash, and upon failure to rea iz» a sum sufficient te satisfy said Executions and costs, I will th.qn and there offer the fpt-.•Imple, in and to said Beat Estate, to tt highest bidder for rush, to satiafvihe same. ^.Thii 7th day 0/ October,--48S8. 1" tJOUN KIZETt, Bhffi.T.

Ocl7wtd-Prs fee

.* I

ST. LOUIS

LUNG INFIRMARY.

*.-3

'.' f1-

t~ jwfc-

WonidaMMtraajeotfnlly annonitce to the.ettt 7,ens of this placs that he has consented io agkiti visit Terre Haute, and will ha at tha'

SHERIFF'S ^SALIS.— O of a copy of Deeir«e and fixdcntlKn issued from the Vigo Circnit Court, to Be directed and delivered, in fayor of CtaanceyKc«^aed against MaryC. Lttak, Margaret LnsK~ar.|p£oba W. Lnek, I am ordered to sell the lollowre| drgcrljed Real Xstate, sitnated in Vigo County, in-dIana,to-wit:

Lot No. one in tbe subdivision of forly-soreu and 37-lOOths acres off the east aide cf th'* wes| haff of section twenty-two (23), town twelve (12), north, in range nine {9}, west, as dfsl^naiett on the recordedpiat of sajdtrnb-dlvlslon, jaadn by Chauncey Rose, and on ."

Satchpav, the 31st day of October 1$*^. within t$ie legal hours of said day, at the Court Honsedoor in Tor.e Hanto, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with with all privileges, and appnrrenanees to the same belonging, for a term not ex*, ceeding seven years, to the highest bidder lor cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy 8aid.Kxecutions and conte, I will then and there offer tbe fee-simple, in and to said Real Estate, to the highest and best bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This, 7th day of October^ .1868. JOHN KIZER, Bhoriff.ro octCwtds-Prf S6,00 ,,

SHERIFF'S SALE.—Bj-_ 0 of an Execution and Fee-bill, fssned frafn Vigo Common Pieaa Court, tame dirooted and delivered, in favor of, 1st, Jamas Pointer and tbe. Fee-bill in favor of Anrelia Sirrecs and Jams* Pointer, and against Christopher H. Wallace, 1 will offer for sale the following described Real Estate, situated in Vigo Oounty, judiapa, to-witi^

Slxty-sii (66) acre3 eff the soute end of the west half of the northwest quarter cf Section thirty-" three(33), tb-vnoleven (11), range nine (i), west, the same bang the portion set off to .Samafclija F. Baker, as one of the heirs of David Bess, Uf-_ ceased, and on

SATUBDAY, the 31st day of October, 1888, Within the legal hours of said day, at the Court Honse door, in Terre Haute, I will offer ths rsuts and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with aU the privileges ahd appurtenances to the same belonging, for term not axceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for caabf and npoB failure to realize a snm sufltaiaat satisfy said Execution and Fee-bill and'AoMa, I"* will then and there offer the fee-simple 'ln an3 to said Beat Estate, ta ttle highest biddetnr caag|J to satisfy the sanie. 23s

This 7th day of Ootober, 18C8. tu JOHN KIZEB, Sheriff Oct7 wtds-Prs fee S«,00.

WHIIlXKK

DOCTOR

REGULAR GRADUATE of MEDICINE, as Diploma at OSce will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment of VrsxatAi., Ssxoal and

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Disuses than any other

Physician in St. Lotti*. (KgpkiHs, Oonnrrhea, CUmL Brricbtre, Orohitif^, Hernia and Bvptura all Urinary Dittaui aaJ BfpkilUlo or Mercurial Af/tcei-tnt of dU Throaty Skin or Boats are treated With unparalleled success.

Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and InpoCency, as the result of eelf-absa* tn youth, sexual enoessvs in matnrer years, or bUr*r caqsee, and which odneesomeof tbe follow-, ing effects, as Nocturnal Bmlsstonsv Blanches, Debility, Dizziness, Dimness of Sight* Co a fusion of Ideas, Evil Fortbodisgs, Aversion to Society of Females, Loss of Memory and Sexual Power, and rendering Marriage Improper, are permanently aured.

The Doctor's opportunities In hospital and private practice 4te nhsnrpaased in Louis or any othercity. Back flies of St. Louis papers Drove that he has been ideatedtherc longer by years than anyothor so advertising. The eetabltsnment, library, laboratory and appointments are ttnrivalled in the West, nn rivalled anywhere. Age, wttb experience, caa be relied upon, and*tho Doctor can tefsr to many physicians throughout the conutry. In paat success and present petition he stands without a competitor. The Writings of a Pbjsielaa whose Hepotatlon Union-wide, aUonld be worth Readlair.

Dooroa Wmrvf/ta pnbltsbee a Mediral Pamphlet rolating to Venereal Ii*vtun and tlie diaastreca an 1 varied consrqnences of self-abuse, that will te sent to any aidruss fn aseaiid envelope for two stamps. Tc coat .ins foil symptom ifsis that will enable (hose fected to determine tft? na?nre of their coul plaiut and give a written statement of tb*tr case that will answer atfoat as well for tbe purpose of treatment an a persuti -1 iuterviewt bnt where itis couxenVnt, the Doctor should be consulted personally. Those hwviug Iricade that may rnqnire advice, canaupplv thorn with this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Tims you caa aaaist the utilvrtunate withunt thair knowing their befteftctor. Certainty no snhject of more Imp.-r tance than puaity -f Mood and perfect manhood.

It Is self-evident that a physicKn who tiyn flnne qimself exclnsi«e!y to tboatndy of a tVr tain claw of dieeatea »,d treats thousands of oases every year, must ac^ttira greater skill In that specialty than ono iu $ouer»l practice.— Many paynicUas, recognirtnif thti fact, introJncM iti -nt-» to the Dictor after read leg his Medical Pamphlet. Cm»uui:-atlom sonfidi:tiial. A friendly talk will etrit yt nofhing. Office central, yet retired—No. 6tT St. CUirlt-n tareet, St. Lonls, Mo. It jnr*. *, to 7 v. it., Hnndaysexcepted.

DOCTOR WILBKJtfc

OFFICE,Rooxs,

CONSULTATION AVD RECEF-

TtO» CIS Washington Avonno, St. Loals, Mo,, treats with the greatest saecess all Dlssasee of Women. Lsnehor«e, or Whites, Falling, Inflammation or Ulceration of |to Wotnb, Ovaritis, Prnritis, Amenorrhce^^enorrbagia, Dysmenorrhea, and SfelBBHpaS* Barrenness also, every dieeosecunaeeteajflft Pnberty, Meastmatlon or PrpRuaacy'JoU)la the Do:tor (MK-flues himself exc 1 n&itatyio treatment of these complaints, aa# tnkta-'A very large number of rases, it fiIlo«ie Utat hfs knowledge ef them mR»l be far rao extensi*o and accurate than that or pfcyrfeian* tafJHtroral practice. Send stamp for Medical ratrphlet or thtrty-sixp-vares. No raatter wno have felled, read what ho aayn. Hatients in every WSetern Staft." Cures gttatanteed. Conenltatlun by tetter or at oQca free. Booms fer patleats roq«lriag daily attention. A tad* *«ei»tant.' It-nr 9 a. 7 pm. Sunday a excepted.

K. GIFFORD, Troats all

Diseases of Horses and Catile.

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