Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 October 1868 — Page 4

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WEEKLYjEXERESS.

Wednesday Morning, October 7,1868

Republican County Ticket

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EMST.KY HAMILTON. FOB. CIT!K. MWKH H. TUKNKH.

FOB T**AJ5UBF,B#

MOTiTON C. RANKIN. FOB €H EBTFT, •Nicholas FILBEOK

ra» COMHI88IOKEB,

BENONI O. TEUEBLOOIi. VDB fcURYETOB," ALKXAKDKH COOPER.

FOB COHOSEB,

DA. VIP CHRISTY.

ros Asazeaon—habbison TOWf8iiJf,. -y*, 3). B. ttKIlt.

The Post

Thk Sullivan Mketikq.—At

a meet

ing of the citizens hold iit TTnior: Headquarter last nigbt, it whs determined to pay a visit to our friends in Sullivan on Thursday night. A special train has been secured for that purpose, to leave Terre Haute at 5 o'clock p. M.f returning at 11 p. m. Fare for The Fighting Boys 50_ ct?J round trip. All others $1.00. Tbtl Battalion will assemble at Headquartors at 4J o'clock Thursday afternoon and march to the depot.

Office

is to be removed to

its new location the first of December— two months from this date.

A Sheepish

Affair.—Fiftysheep

Thk Journal's

The

wero

slaughtered et Sullivan to ration forty-llvo "White Boys." ~tr l-i I

attack upon Judge

Hughes is like the assault of a louse upon "ongiilicf®*! -leagaiioiiirt Persons wishing to engago stands for tho sale of lefreshmonts at the Fair Grounds on Friday next, can df so by applying to Capt. John Haney.

EXPRK33 advertised a grand torch

light affair for Tneslav night \n.6\.—-Jour-nal. We know a bondholder, a "bloated" Democratic bondholder, who will bet from $500 to $6,000, that tho above is a mean, intentional lio-.

Thk

meeting at Prajiuetonv- The

Republican meeting 'at Prairtoton last night was attended by a largo number of earnest Republicans, all in good spirits, and warm in the cause. The mgeting was addressed by JohnG. Cram, Esq., in one of his best speeches.

Nevins Totvkuhij? Meetin»!4-The Movins township Republican meeting was well attended yesterday. Hon. n. D. Scott, candidato for State Senator, addressed the mooting in one of his able apeoches. Old Kevins is wide awake and will do hor duty at tho coming elections,

The Elmwoob Meeting.—The

Meet

ing at Elmwood laat night was a very iiae, one, a hundred and twenty-five voters present. Hon. H. D. Scott, E. Hamilton, L. F. Muzzy and W. W. Rumsey made oxcellent and telling speeches.

The Lockport Meeting.—The Democratic rally at Lockport last Saturday was a complete and gratifying success, there being several hundred people present.— Journal.

When the fact is known that not more ^han sixty or seventy people attended the above rfleeting, we. are led to exclaim "How this world is given to lying!"

Man Killed.—A bridge carpenter, whose name we could not learn, was killed at Coatstown, on the T. H. and Indianapolis road, yesterday morning.— He was engaged in repairing a bridge and in raising a heavy timber it fell, crushing his head and causing inBtant death.

Votes.—A vote was taken Monday on the train carrying the stock-holders ?of the E. & C. R. R. to the annual meeting at Evansville, resulting as follows:— Grant 60 Seymour 50. On the return trip yesterday another vote was taken, resulting: Grant 55 Seymour 40. The ladies voted for Grant 36 Seymour 9. It must be borne in mind that the train carried a large number of Sullivan stockholder,.

MBi jx

Circuit

Jf|f

Accident.—Monday evening when the westward bound train on the Indianapolis road stopped at Cartersburg, Mr. George Likert was In the act of passing a gun out of the baggage cbt, when the hammer caught and the piece was discharged, the ball passing just in front and over his head, lacerating the skin and causing an ugly wound. At first it was thought he would lose one or both eyes, but we are glad to loarn theso fears are groundless Mr. Likert returned to his home in In dianapolis.

—Yesterday morning

the Grand Jury returned a "batch" of indictments, and the defendants, who wero in custody of Sherifl" Kizer, to the number of at'least a half dozen were brought into Court Rnd duly arraigned. The pleas of "guilty' numbered throe, while two of them were disposed $f, to-wit

Staio ts Sarah N. Serhor—petit larceny plea of guilty, fined threo dollars and costs, and five days in County jail. Her offense was stealing a lady's chemise. 1

State vs Frank Kelly—grand larceny fined three dollar?, and twenty days in County jail.

voomm: 'In bis inebriate ravings on Monday night, alternately roared like mad bull and whined like a jickoalfat what he was pleased to call the •"attacks' of tho Express on him. Ho had better school his nerves to stand llrer What he tormM "attacks-" was only preliminary Oring on the skirmish line. Tho engagement is now opening. His record of political criminality, all its appalling blackness^ must be placod |0foreour "roadj&ri. If ht» cannot eftdfire the sight of tho spectres which our review of his political career calls up, he is not the first man whose brstn has been affected by such an array. He can find a precedent for his conduct in Macbeth.—

Let him s'udy the "banquet scene' in that great drama and learn to improve upon the conduct of his Illustrious model.

A Mass will-be field at New Goshen nest Thursday night, the eighth instant. Speeches -will be made by Hon H. D*8c»U Mil Hon. Jafees JohnetW is-?nvited, atd "is expect ed to be present^ r? g|

The Dmocratic

barbecue at Sullivan

wAsslimly attended by tile Twenty-ftvo woro on the ground on Wednesday and forty-five 'yesterday, including six or seven from thi3 city.

JLmmJE 8vaiji^ that "Affection never was wasted." The great American poet had never seen Dan Voorhees loving the soldiers, else he could co^^voraade aojeojclgt8#ti ftj^ettion.

Tee frxoidity of Pan Voodiees' invitation to Major Carter to give^up his appointments and attach Hfmaelf th Datts caravan, is regarded as indicative of an early wlnter^^^*^!^''***

LtlVTOS Tovtkship jIbibtino.—The Be-' publican Meeting Thursday at Hartford was a grand success, 1,000 persons in attendance. 400 persons participated in the torchlight procession.

Major Carter made one of his best eechea,... ^n^-was /ello^sd by K,drtSey Ttri'nJr, 3nlboclr And Baillrln

Frank Blair will, be hare on the lOtgl inst. He will not speak at Oilman sCoop Shop this time. It kas not beeq. fully decided who of our co!^e$ population" will be induced to share his dnrWitorlal accommodations. y* "V-"1----"'

Tag jSoNST Oke*k meeting.—The I)emoeratip,meeti»g in Honey Creek township yesterday was attended by a large number of &e cro^^^iij^ estimated at fiiHy eight hundred people. 'iO0w:mmw bave the word of one of the best ciiizens of Honey Creek, that there were not more than one hundred Demopratj^ voter#, fifty Republicans, "wftfrw&mra^ and childran, an audience of three hundred, all told.

Be Warkei.—

KEKr it before the people that ,immediately after the joint discussion at' lisle Mr. .Voorhees made three propositions in writing, earnestly inviting Major Carter to attend his meetings and divide time with him^lbm tion.—Journal.

And the people will say that

tbeif

P*Per8"

Qualifications

Daniel

was either playing th§ demagogue Jin A shallow manner, or acting the fool in dead earnest, if he imagined that .C^er, after Vporhaes had snfaked away from his original proposal for a joint canvass, would give up his own appointments And travel afcout to Voorn bees' meetings. All intelligent people will say, ap an ^.opest Democfafc remarked on reading the correspondence in the Express of the 30th ult., "that Voorhees made proposal whidh the B&nbJ&Siiyof the District would consider disgrace* ful.w Swd.£|f$"I^»|ily.,«^i«.!fl^' when Dan refused Carter's invitation at the opening of the canvass, and I was glad that nearly all'iiu^eiSitoM Bid- the good sense to keep the correspondence out °f

The ninih secUoa'^f thB law shows the process of registraUn«» quote it: -®". "Section 9, It flhail be the duty of said Board at their meeting For revising and correcting said lists, to erase the name of any person inserted therein, who shall be proved by the vote of two legal voters of the precinct, to the satisfaction of said Board, to be a non-resident of said precinct or otherwise not entitled to vote in said precinct at the election then' b# held. Any elector residing iris caid pfe-, cinct and 'entitled to vote thotein, mfey appear beiore said Board and require his name to be recorded on said alphabetical list.

An^ person so requiring his name to be entered in said lists, shall make the same statement a# to street and number thereof, and where he resides, required by the provisions of this act of persons ottering to vote at elections, and shall be subjected to the same penalties for (refusing to give such information, for falsely giving the samo, and shall also be subjected to chal lenge either by the Judges or Inspectors,or^ either of them, or by any other elector,? whoso name appears in said alphabetical list, and the same oath? may be administered by the Judges or Inspectorsaa now provided in case of persona offering to voto at an election, and in cms no xti£lr lengo is made of any one requiring his" name to be entered on said aiphabeti^ll list, or in case of challenge, if such persifti shall make oath that would entitle him to voto in case of challenge at an election and prove by the oath of a freeholder and registered voter the precinct which ho asks to be registered, that he knows him to be a resident of tbf precinct and entitled to be registered, and, in. any city, giving the residence of such potson within said precinct, the name of such person shall be added to the Alpha: betical list

The Boards of Registry will be in session to-day and to-morrow. The places of meeting are given elsewhere.

Natxjxal^ learn the pole erected at Lockport Saturday tot, to ...

Wheat.—The wheat In this vicinity is already up, showing a healthy start.— It has taken good root, and with a favorable winter, anotharjargo crop ia prom ised.

Robbxby.—The residencojof Mr. Warren Soules, four miles oat on the Bloom-

silver and about $40 in greenbacks. Mr Soules and his family were absent at the time.

The Grant Clttb of Jackson T«wnrpusingmeet house was filled with wide-awake Union men and women. Col. J. B. Hallowell was present and made an eloquent and effective speec&n Tb» ^De#Jfcracy$f township'$&mji|wd Ijjwiin

ship, rpo« ing onWeanesd&y night. The 1

^The Journal's advice to its friends "not to bet" on tho election, will be appreciated when it is understood that all iftforpjed ^.Democrats cnoc^e.. thip cf in9%fOTto ilfe itepub UicaDB. Its advico to "withdraw bets a! ready made," is in keeping with the Democratic code of honor.

THSPtai

Total

The principle which in

duces the pickpocket' to cry *"stop t^lef," impels the Journal to warn its readers against frauds pn the ballot box I Wet have to say in relation to this matter, as wo said two weeks ago, that, to our positive knmoledge, the work of colonizing Ken lucky, pother febflf,^ thisQoAgre^dnal*^Wsmet, in-order to elect Voorhees by^frf^ryAtt-^Bi&br some time, systematically prosecuted,, and is stpbelfcg ^ried^^risa^rl|i^lly, ol course, but with persistent energy,, pd with every appearance of perfectly organized iniquity. We_ earnestly repjfk the warning he^ofore given and trtwt our friends in' every- -fo^ns^p'ftf tms District, will take Immediate and effective means to proven 6 the consummation of tho crime which the" friends of Voor-" heea are preparing to perpetrate.

Sue ffom Railroad* Unpaid City Snbicription...

2,632, Deaths.—The

Infant of? Congestion1.

Debility. S. S, Wigley, from Injuries, |M^«. A^n,tPy|!JirJ^«ar^-*-.

L'*

Hunt.

of Voteb9.—The fol

lowing are the qualifications of voters as laid down in the Constitution of Indiana In all pleptions not otherwise provide^ for in this constitution, every white'mftle citizen of the United States, of tho ag^.of twenty-one yeart Anli upwat-ds, whoihall have resided in the State during the six months immediately preceding :BUCh *l«C» tion and every white mala of foreign birth, ot tho age of twenty-one years and upwards, who shall have resided in this State during the six monthB immediately preceding such election, shd shall have declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States, conformable to the laws of the United States ofi the subject of naturalization, shall be entitled to vote in the township or precinct where they may reside. No person shall have lost his residencifin the State By reason of his absence either on business of the State or of the United States.

Two seated spring wagon, C. A. Fora A: Co. CoU^oasnd *njr iety.^ Irish potatoes.,

llifr Bilshel ^1 wfiuffijno' J' Brake? Hoop Skirt, B. Weisz. Carriage Afighan, Mrs. Lyndon A Smith. 25 varieties Dahlas, Heinl Brothers. Round Bouquet, Heinl Brothers. Plat Boauet, Heinl Btothers. Mantle feoquet, Heinl Brothers. .' 25 varieties of apples, Elias Cummins. 12 varieties of apples. William Patrick. t)isplay of peaches, Wm. Patrick. Display of plums, Wm. Patrick. Five'fall And ten win ter, for Ceqtral Indiana, Elias Oummias. Five winter apples for Northern Indiana, Elias Cummins. Best display of apples for the State at large, Elias dummins. Best display of fruits 'from' a#5* cftunty, district or local horticultural society.

Terre Haute Horticultural Society. The Democratic Meeting Last Night.—The severe, but perfectly just manneran -t&icti the E«pr«89 has ventilated the political record of D. W. Voorhees, and the consciousness of impending and overwhelming defeat seem to hav e~. made feim (^sparate. He -jias. apjparen^ylfo^tten all t'hal 'hj». fever kff&w of the proprieties of political life His effort at the Court House, last night, \fras lacking in every element of dignity, ^nd was so far below his usual standard as^ tiSfS elfcitr«eiisbri6a9 ^emalks from many of his friends. It was a disconnected, rambling tirade, an effort to drag irreley^Spfr^plttig^Bto ®§$olifeal contest. He ranged over the entire vocabulary of billingsgate, and employed many phr^s^. which ^ave heretofore been supposed to be the exclusive property of the denizens of brothels and other rvsorts of the vile and degraded. iSr, V. -will find it impossible to change tbis contest from a political to a personal charade^. It is Voorhees the candidate for Congres? with whom we, as journalist?, have to do. Voorhees, the private citizen, is not before the public in our oolumns.

CntcuTT

Ios« on pal., IT-" fci-! this year are as

The receipts follows: Entry Fees.. From Booths„ City Subscription Sals of old Lumber................ Salo of AmphitheaterTfcket*.. Oate Receipts

...,821,436 75 1,000 00 1,000 00

21,215 00

year the receipt* were...

Difference ia favor ol 1868 S 2,221 76 The sale of tickets for the years 1867 68 are.,as follows:

.d 186

im.

ay 2,810 1.32?

'.Wedneiday 10,981 7,73C Thursday 21,293 24,416 Friday 18,084 17,173 Saturday 2,613 1,743

etaay..

1,363 4,468 4,245 532

Cotox.—On

Ow DfT.—That a few days since Voor. kess in accompany with some friends put down the majorities he anticipated in each county for and against, and found when he added and subtracted, lie was beaten by his own figures one hundred and twenty votes. John T. Seott was not prea ent.

The Fair Grounds

The Republican Meetikg

82,867 70 1,315 CO 2,741 31 205 70 1,059 80 13,247 25

gar

air,

Mrs. Hannah Mallory, Congestion of .the Stomach. Infant of M*ryvLewii| gtilLborn.

Mrs. Bliakbeth'' lllllw, Gabgestion of the Stomach. Infant of C. D. Waterhouse, Congestave Chill.

Mrs. S. Summers, Consumption.

^^W^#Male^Srlasli'iJ^ Infant of Wm. Mason, Dysentory. Child of Alex. Parsons, Scarlet Fever. Infant of Ern Huey, Congestion of the Stomach.

tion. Child of Alex. Parsons, Scarlet Fever. lnfant.of Henry Claridge, Cholera In-

ATM

report of the Superin

tendent of the City Cemetery shows, for the' 4OI04 l^hfeei'i&oln tfie"*^t^ k'nd!J!bne from the country—as follows:

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"State 'Fair PREMiTma.—The following premiums were awarded to citizens of Terre Haute and Vigo county, on the articles mentioned, at the State Fair last week: Grain and Meal Dryer, Bingham &

We have heretofore femindecL him and that a&$i£i$g & *«the code" to which the Democratic organ of this county bas called our attention, Mr. Voorhees cannot personally insult any one while he wears the brand which his peer,. Judge Hughes, has fastoned upon him.

At the conclusion of Voorhees' tirade, Thomas Jefferson Forrest came forth to pro^fe that' 'Hheta are bn| two pities in this Country, the Democratic party and the party of traitors." Mr. F. had not traveled far in his exordium, when his light im* atttigift«rily^n&lfodi5 ofofr-fclfc a tallow dip under a wet blanket. A gen tleman waited upon him, at the request of sevewd of the el4ei* and Mked him to subside. The diarrhetic flow of words ceased instanter, whereupon Bayless W.

Hfenna deliveta#^a hriaf^e^katian aa to*tfce

fitting finale meat,

Circuit Court.-

evening's entertain-

"And Sileoc», liice a poultice came, To heal th» Wows of 8onud,"

SsS5SS?fe

We would advise alt the afflicted in I "CiscULAJi! tlifl intdligcnca that halfa

jpur midst to .give Dr. SpinnqyWadvortisement a

accoant of the

heated canvass in progress, it has been found impossible to transact business in the Circuit Court with prbper dispatch &ud that bOdjy oft assembling Monday mdftiing, took a recesa until, Thursday election, tbe 15th inst.

Free.—An im*

pression has got out, and is probably being circulated for effect, that a charge will be made for admittance to the Fair Grounds, on the occasion of the Republican Bally, next Friday. Such a repor' appears ridiculous on its face, but we take occasion to say that the gates will be thrown wide open, and a cordial invitation is extended to everybody, man, woman and chijd of both political parties, tooome with baskets well filled, prepared to speed the whole day in a "feast of reason and flow of soul." wiilfeHa

m:il

Creek Township House

on Satur

day evening, was very well attended.— L. F. Muzzy, Esq., with his family mar. tlal band, was present and, In addition to furnishing good music for the occasion, made an excellent speech, occupying about an hour. W. W. Rumsey, Esq. followed in a short, stirring speech, and I. N. Pierce, Esq, closed the engagement with a spirited and successful charge on the enemy's center.

The audience seemed fully awake to the importance of doing their full share the pending canvass, and there is no doubt of a good report from that township on the night of the 13th inst.

11 Siiit -IW

That Quaker Mob Again.—William Pickard, a venerable member of the Society of Friends, who resides in Bloomingdale, Parke county, called on us yesterday. He assured us that the entire story of the Journal about the "Quaker mob,'' at Annapolis, is as every one knew it was, a sheer falsehood. He says the Rockville jRepublican was mistaken, however, in saying there was not a Quaker at the Democratic meeting. There was one Friend present, Solomon Hunt, an elder ly gentleman, and one of the best citizens of the county. Friend Pickard further assures us that every legal voter in the county, who belongs to the Society, will go to the polls this year and that every Friend there, and elsewhero. will vote the Republican ticket. This feet explains the Journal's characteristic maiice

r»$TD

In addition to the

criminal business, the Circuit Court disposed of the following civil causes during its session last week:

O. G-. Keimbusch vs. Tolbert & Davis —judgment for plaintiff. Henry Betson vs. Henry Bickel—dismissed.

W. R. McKeen vs. Jas. Tolbert—foreclosure and judgment for plaintiff. Julia Patterson vs. E. R. Patterson— divorce, granted.

J. P. Usher vs. Stipp & Stipp—judgment for plaintiff. Wm. J. Paul vs. Sallie Kirtley—judgment for plaintiff.

W. R. McKoen vs, Jos. McCann—judgment for plaintiff. J. B. Bailey vs. J. M. Limeral—judgment for plaintiff.

Margaret Hoberg vs. Martin Grace— foreclosure, and judgment for plaintiff. Chauncey Rose vs. Mary C. Lusk— foreclosure, and judgment for plaintiff.

James Walker vs. G. D. Lecters— Garnishee, judgment for plaintiff. Martin Kercheval va. Benjamin Parker —specific performance, judgment for plaintiff.

Andrew Conner vs. Jacob Cofer, C.

Erskine M. Camp vs. Julia L. .Capap— divorce, granted. Emily Hale vs. A. J. Hale—divorce, granted.

The Grand Jury has not been in session since Thursday, but resume to-day. No report from them yet

Real Estate Transfers.—The following transfers of real estata appear upon the Recorder's books for last week

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Robert Lacher to Wm. T. Sanford four acres in Linton township for $75. Chas. M. Johnson to Nancy A. Hoover one acre in Fayette township for $40.

John Kizer Sheriff, to Wm. B. Tuell lot in city for $1,000. William Walker to George and John Boyse 27 acres in Honey Creek township for $2,160.

Edna Bogard to Wm. McQuilkin five acres in Fayette township for $500. David M. Agin and others to Peter Lyon lot in Bose's sub-division for $1,000.

Wm. Niece to Andrew W. Nevins, 29 acres in Nevins township for $200. Wm. B. Tuell to Christian A. Fera and others, lot in city for $2,500.

W. F. Krumbhaar to Richard Dunnigan, 2 lots in Krumbhaar's sub-division for $950.

W. F. Krumbhaar to Mary Edger* ton, lot in Krumbhaar's subdivision for $550.

J. A. Ferris to Milton Maisbury, lot in Sibley's sub-division for $1,300. Addison Williams to Chas. W. Stewart, lot in Centreville for $12.

Okas. W. Stewart to Albert Winef, same lot for $15. James Cruso to Albert Wines, acres in Honey Creek township for $110.

James Henry to Wm. Kurtz, lot in aRose's sub-division for $650. Rev. C. Doebbener to Rev. Edward

Faller, lot in Rose's addition for $1,250. Wm. Farmer to Jacob Lydick, lot in Gookin's addition tor $2,000.

Chas. P. Cochran to Albert Wines, lot in Centreville for $20. Marriage Licenses were issued last week by the County Clerk to the following parties: Dennis F. Simmons and Martha A. Lyddick. Harr«y G«tatfBg and Ella Eddy. Chas. 2L Holdaway and Sarah E. Phelps Eli. Harmon and Isabella McGlone. liee Jones and Frances E. Jewell. William Poths and Mary A. Tomaw.

W* Hawkins and Rose Cornell.

Ka ..ma An

HALT Ears

Three Majors

I "1 '-im

aiik

fare trains will be rup. pn all oy? Milroads next Friday, the day of the gwfdd chaTge on the enentfjfts Hhes,. f91"* -rii.

Trains!will,

be1 tun bn

all the railroads centering liere, to accommodate alf who^ kay Wlsh« 'Atteifc^ Grand Republican Damonstratioij^a' Fair. Grounds, next Friday.: „:f

"Kskp it before tka people" thst every respectable Dechocrat in, this District accuses Voorhees of sncaking but of a joint canvass with his competitor.

There

are but few days in -which to

arrange for the great demonstration, at the Fair Grounds. Let every Republican get ready to turn out with all his family, next Friday. ..

of the 71st Indiana,

Majors W. W. Carter, O.' «1. Smith ,ahd D. A. Conover, took breakfast together at the Torre Haute House, Saturday morning.

Red Ribbon

Keep it before the people'" that the Democratic papers of this District are. so heartily ashamed of the part Voorhees has played, in avoidiog a joint canvass with Major Carter, that they will not publish the correspondence on that subect between the candidates Vm.

Something less than half an acre of canvas suspended across Main' street, from Edsall & Co's. to Barr, Gulick & Berry's, invites Republicans to get ready for the Grand Rally, at^the Fair Grounds, on the 9th. m. 1 4 t*-a

Tuell vs. Kizer, Sheriff—dismissed .SfQ Wm. Joab vs. J. Rossland, et al—dismissed.

Nathaniel Sanford vs. Elizabeth Sanford, divorce—granted. J. H. Kester vs. J. W. Gerke, Appeal —dismissed.

James Benedict vs. Lewis Depew—dismissed. Wm. Irvib vs. John Kelly—dismissed.

i»?

The Journal is engaged in a gigantic effort to defame the character, of Judge hes. Tho character ofthe Judge is too well established to be injured by that vile sheet, and he is too well known here as a man of honor to require any defense. The Journal's commendation, might do hfm an injury: its abuse can harifj jjo one.„_ '""'ft'. l'--r.••

Voorhees'

and

3. M. Adams—judgment for plaintiff. Annie M. Jennings vs. Jeremiah Jennings—divorce, granted.

old habit of a bad memory

is on him again. He said at Carlisle that he couldn't remember how ha voted on the proposition to p,ay the interest on the five-twenties in gold. What a, splendid Representative in Congress it is that "can't remember'-' how he voted on the most important measure of the session*^- But the Congressional Globe has a better memory, and it charges Voorhees, Vallandigham, Pendleton, id omne genus, with carry* ing through the House against the solid vote of a large majority of Republicans, the very measure about which Voorhees snow bellowing himself hoarse

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Grand Republican Rally.—One

the most enthusiastic meetings of the campaign was held at Rosedale, Saturday Fully twenty-five hundred people were present. Speeches were made by Major W. W. Carter, Hon, John G. Craln and Capt. James Johnson, and were listened to with marked attention. The Rockville Brass Band was present and discoursed excellent music. The processions from the surrounding country came in with music, banners, Sags and oiottoesi Although the meeting was of the modt.enthusiastic character, its orderly character was in marked contrast with the Voorhees meeting held near that placd A! short time since. The Republican ladies df Rosedale entertained the -risitors from this city and other places in the most hospitable manner, for which they will be kindly remembered. Old Parke may be safely set down for & round thousand majority for Major Carter and the State ticket..-.

I said then, and I still say, that he .refused to vote for-any measure, having for its object, tho vigorous prosecution of th© War and the support of our armies, while i$ the field.

I hope the people will understand this. And that Mr. Voorhees will do me the justice in his speeohef, to tell the! whole of what I mid in the discussion referred to. Tery truly, |W. W.

TlfflfoflttffWASDT2L*W*RS8Ay have the handsomest polo th. city.'

Remember

'1i?publicasb get raady tor tie last g¥and Villy of the State c^m^jaigti on the-9th instant..

Wooly.—The

was tied on a Wheat

Drill and Seed Sower Combined, entered by Mr. Ira Grover, at the recent County Fair. This was in some way omitted in the published list of premiums awarded.

Hauled In

I—Our polite request to A.

T. Lansing, of the Bowling Green Aurora Bore-alUus, to "put up or shut up' seems to have had the anticipated effect. The last number of his paper comes to our table with his boastful proposition to dispose of his office payable when Dan Voorhees is elected to Congress, withdrawn. As an honorable gentleman however, he should make good his proposed bets with Capt John McFatiaue, of this cuuuty.

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The Congressional Globe, to which Voorhees appeals for his vindication, show* that he was absent from his post of duty more than half the time. Is it possible that this great economist of public funds, this pure patriot took thousands of dollars from tho Tro^urj^for services that he did not even trv to render ?., ..arao •1

Therewill

No Clothes Wringer can do its work evenly and easily with one end of the Rollers pinned together. Tbe Novelty and Champion Wringers have not this objection. Examine before you buy.. w4t-d4t S

Why is the Universal Wringer tbe best Because it has Roweil's Improved Double Gear, and the patent stop, which prevents the cogs from entirely sepATiting.—(Sae advertisement.) w4t-d4tS.

Fifty cents is the price of a 20 spring ladies' Skirt at B. Weisz' Skirt Factory, No. 12, South Fourth street, Terre Haute, Ind. [7,dwtf

The

a*--*

bo no discount on Mr. Voor

hees when the returns of the October election are received.—Sullivan Democrat. That's a fact. If he he has any political paper that he wants discounted, he had better thro?? it on the market at once. No one will discount it "w*hen the returns of the October election aro receiv-

Rollers in the Novelty and Cham

pion Clothes Wringers can be soparated at both ends. Buy no others. "=*. w4t-d4tS

B. Weisz received, on every Indiana Stato Fair, since 1865, the first premium for best Hoop Skirt made. [7|dj^tf

No Clothes Wringer can be durable with the double friction of cogs at both ends, which can play out of gear and not touch together when most needed. The "Universal" has. not these fatal objections, and is warranted durable.

Ir Samson's strehgth actually lay in the length and abundance of his hair, A liberal use of the famous ''Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" pught to impart many"times the strength of that doughty ancient warrior, for there is,no limit it will not roach if properly applied.—[N, H. Patriot. dwlw

*The

First

V-jftj

that the grasd.charge on

the enemy's lines occurs on, ther 9th,insti The pYoWbitioiiB of the o& shooting game have ceased until

^'i.'uss Wi/ Is

That ^rtablk atoGBHor ia.still ti»veling with Voorhees, protected by A "l**m»t" from Hon. E. Holden.

T*ix Democracy are Already prepariag fttr their trip up Salt Biver. They ha-fo the Hull of their craft ready for the rig i. 8J

wool from the aheap

slaughtered to feed the squad of "White Boys" &t Sullivan is io be presented tb Frank Blair. £,,

Election ot Railroad Ojtiobrs At an annual meeting of stockholders of the E. & C. Eailroad, held at Evaosvilla Monday, the following named gentlemen wore sleeted Directors: John Ingle, Jr., Evansville Samuel Orr, Evansville J. S. Hopkins, Evanayill^j William Boksr, Evansviliej Lucius S. French, Patoka J. M. Maddox, Vinceunes Joshua AJsop, Carlisle H. K. Wllsofi Sullivan Cha|ihcey Rose, Terre Haute James EL Turner, Terre Haute W. R. McKeen, Terre Haute George K. Steele, Rockville J. J. Daniels, Rockville. John Ingle, Jr., was recelected President and Superintendent, and J. E. Martin, Secretary and Treast

Premium.—B. Weisz ^re

ceived the first premium at Indianapolis State,Fair, 1868, for best.Skirts made. [7,dwtf "i'f?*'

The Journal's corps of shysiering petti' foggers^plii Ib^Ave had ^tyranical law firm" "on the ktely-r-Uftj nearest to law-'lhe grains of ^eso will ever kjaow,^. Wad youngsters, if it» iffy relief to yap. You1 South American monkey style of fighting is yotir Wst hold. Ydu would never get ,e$eu in the

JjNATURAiizATioK .Papeba.— Persons of foreign birtb, who' hATe been in this country one year, in the State six taonthS| and in their voting precinct twenty days previous to the election, can apply to the County-Clerk iot their "first papers," which wi!l entitle them to vote, after being registered. This should be attended to at once. _....

*MadaMX

Foys

tit?

'VU*' cabdMWM w'

Sullivan, Ind.,

Sept. '30, 1868.

Mr. Voorhees is saying in his speeches that, in our joint discussion on last Saturday at Carlisle, I said that he had voted for every appropriation of money, while a member of Congress, nec««s«ry to ptiy, ration and clothe the army, during the rebellion. Mr. Voorhees ought to tell the whole of what I Said on that occasion. said that while Mr. Voorhees voted for appropriations of money out of tho Treasury, that he persistently and uniformly refused to vote for any of tho measures introduced into Congress for the purpose of raising revenue and that while he voted these appropriations out of the Treasury, that Treasury was empty J-

Constitutional

Carter.

bar,

t-.-:

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of iti tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. augl5-dw3m.

Corset Skirt Supporter#

of all sizes in White and Gray at B. Weiz's. 'js.ft- YCtf

dwtf'

The Novelty Clothes Wringer has cog-wheels on both ends of the Rollers, which gives it great strength and dura' bilfty, besides obviating the necessity of pinning down one end of the upper Rol* ler to keep the cog-wheels in gear, which mu3t be done where common cog-wheels are used only on one end. w4t-d4t S

ilEVE you ever read what Dr. Whittier's Medical papers relating to the dis. esses mentioned in his card appearing in another column? The information im* parted is invaluable to all,and particular lytoyoung men. dwlt.

Differences.—There

are many constitutions so inherently de fective in energy as to derive groat bene fit from a moderato use ef pure liquor combined with such vegetable medicines and extracts as enter into tho composition of Roback's Stomach Bitters, and there are many situations in which even the healthiest derive additional security from its accasio&al use. •1

If healthy persons Arfe exposed to unusuai and continued exertion in confined air, or under the heat of thesun, or to the influence of depressing watchfulaess by traveling, and change of diet and wafer, or if residents of malarious districts or the rank river bottoms of the West aad South, there can be no doubt but a care fui use of Setback's Stomach Bitters with the food would surely be the meass of warding off actual disease A&£ enabling them to bear up unaffected where, With out the Bitters, they would likely have to succumb the disease. They strengthen, tone and invigorate, aid digestion and increase the appetite. seU-dwlm

61HIID BIPUBLiCAN BALLY 'C? .!• ts .••i.o': .-v -i.. ... -1

vdi' «r i-^'% ,u Ufa

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AT IH£

STATE FAB GROUNDS,

XCRBE HADTB, OK

J'j

Friday, October

eJi 's «»s»i *t» I j4*

The following apeakerg hara 1'gniRFd thrir scc«ptanc« nf the nnd will popltlmly o# pr«Mat

GOV. OGLE8BT,

OFILWKOI8,

it. I

SEN. NATH. KIMBALL,

HON. WM, WALLACE,

COL.K.W.Tffi»MM,

"x-

6EN.H.

D.WA8HBMS,

and H0H. fflDS. H. NEL80S.

The Hosts aro expected to come.

Tke Fighting Boys in Blue are expected to cone

„-l «ttl 4. til- ',C Tamers are opected to cone.- .#*t

The are expected to cone. a

Afewfem'd m- jj.

The Childreii are eipected to cone.

-'imt i&m I!

All who wish for the Peace and the

Coootry

are expected

iii ••a t"

d.r

be therei

County Canvass.

•y

•*.

Townahip Ueetioga will be held at the following time* and place*: LOST QBCEK TOWNSHIP—At Townahlp Boost, Thuraday, Oct. 8tb, at caadla UT ttag Speechea will be made by Col. W. E. McLean Hon. E. Hamilton and O, W. Barbour.

The candidate* for coanty offlcee will be preaent. All are lnTitud to attesd without diatinc tion of party. The Bepnb lean orgaalsatlowi of tbe towaablpa are reqaiateA to be prevent

The ladles are espacially Invited to attend Meeting iy Ho^kt Crksk —Colonel John P. Baird and Hon. John G- Crain will speak at Mount Pleasant School House, Honey Creek township, Thursday evening, October 8th. Men of all parties are respectfully invited to be present and listen to a fair discussion of the issues before the people. --i'J 0*%

DR. ARMISTBAiysa COMPOUND LIVER PILLS, act with|great certainty on the Liver, but do not gripe or distress the patient, and are perfectly safe because they do not contain any dangerous medicine. 7-w2w

Th*

Best

Thing

Y*t.—We

Sold by druggists, Aft vr 1

DR. MAY fiK CONSULTED AT THE TERRS HAUTE BOUSE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 44*-w2t

LOCAL NOTICMw

An Anti-SillOBS JSpecHc-—Th» ifl theteaaon of the"year when there ia great diafer offheHrer'atamSfB* to dbMsedaettoii. Itlll'th* IviNi (tead la the btfyr aai IsHabte ber diiiiiii. How then, is the Uneto uaa a... protective medication like MISHLHt'S UMBLB BTi' i'ijaa, eo aa to aheck at once any snch course. TMa adrfc« fomded on experience, andtit aarily followed. Th» Bittera ia the most anooaotal

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I iu ,C«A

C0ME0NE! COME ALLI

ktSiK

ssnU JJ Gome on the Oars,m Carriages, in Wagons, on Horseback, anid on Foot.

suns

ao us Bring your Baskets of FroTisiosa

'.h

lie

DAY Alt HAVE A GM IUL

"it} we*

•njjji Theday'a entert»iM»ent WlU Close witti a

TORCHLIGHtPRrtClSSIOS

I I N A I O N

.. AS ELEGANT B4SHEB. Will be presented to the delegation mt^j.il

iJiIde

of Hartlsen townahip

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TKE LWC SWOT! iM KS —•teS aoiifc HON. B. W. THOMPSON "Will address the people" At Court House 1? Square, Monday evening, Oct. 12th.

have re

cently had sufficient evidence of the excellence of Mr. Speer's Pott Grape "Wine which not oiily convinces us that all we say in its praise is deserved, but that we are really conferring a, favor on our readers in advising them to use it. Tbe wine is a pure grape wine, entirely unmixed, and the most agreeable ana delicious in flavor of any we ever tasted. Of it? medical qualities, we entertain the very highest dpimon, Ana upon the evidence of oar ovin $beer¥atfcm«. ^Thrfce bottles or this Wine have nearly effected a perfect cure in tbe oase of our little: boy* who has been seven years afiicted with incontinence of the wipe. A great number of remedies h&Ve been tried without benefit, and the most eminent physfcjtAn* oonsalted with alike result Speers Port Grape Wine is affecting a cure. We have gaven this twtfmoay vrtthoAt the knowledge ©f Mr. SpMr, in the hope that others may belcduoed the vfetae? of ttis Mr. Pangborn, Editor of Jersey City Tmw

mati-

hiliona apeciflo extant, and ia highly ladnraed.t madical genilemeb tor bQloos epidemiea a»den demica. aoch aa }»*adloe, fever A^ae, Ac. People who lire in diatrloto wbem eithec of then compfaints prerail, oagbtto ynrlfatkinaelrca at once with the Bitters, aaa protective agaiati tichuss from Uieae caaaee, as4 to aaa It aa a remedy where theae dlaeeaaa have alrrady fain ed a foothold in their aystaas. Sold «r*ry*here. m«

AZURENE:

CdKOQlTBAIXD I1ISIOO yiHlwO»fci«ll—Sm OtaMi SrtMa,

A Pstent Fockst Ptnoahwi at EfMrj Bag

Tor Sal* by all reapectable OrocenTadSnciMa. symx*m

Si lite

HOTHEBS! MOTHBR&Jt MOTHERS!!! DOITT FALL TO PBOCtTBS

Mrs«.

finslDi's

SoatbinjE 8p),

For Children Teethiny. Thia valuable preparation haa b«*a oaed withL JTBTXB FAXuINO 8UCOK88 ZS THOT7AAJfDS OF CASES.

It not only reUerea th* child ftoa pati,tnrs iSTlcoratea the etamaeh aad bowala. eorrecta acidity, and fiTea ton* aad «iwi|i to ue wfcoia lyrtasa. It will also instantly rauaw JHytwg Ik* gaicih and WM OoUc

wh*UMrariatnrftaat**tktaf oraayotAareane^ FnC-dlzectiQss for astec win acooapaay «ac& bottlfc"

B* snr* aa3 call for lKBS. WXRSLOWa 6QOTSH\5 S Eavtns ot Crrarta A ftaaota, on the onfaade wrapper. AD oihtn at* mm? tmitationa. .»«•„,

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A MISERABLE LIFE

la th»t of the dyap*ptio. Why wan Boback'a Blood Partflw Mid Blood Fills will •«*•)j cur«you? They can b#obt»ln*d from asy drng(rlBt.

AN OBXCE of PREVENTATIVE Is worth poand of rnre. Terar and Ago* can tw prevented in all climates and la all constitutions by the oonatant nso of Roback'a fltonach Bitten, and oft-ttmes the rery worst eaiee kave been cored by their timely nnc. Persona llvtef in malarious dlitrld ts shonld ,n»Tcr be without them. t,. in

t-M. 4

•UFA

fW*

."FOUND

That after repeated trUla of other raassdl**. Bo back'a Stomach Bittern, Blood Pnrifier and Blood Fill*are the best medicine* extant to cw tAe diseaaos for which they are recommended.

^is. ^!r

'INDIGESTION

,7f

I* bnt another name for Dyspepatft and tbeMnnt of many ilia. Boback'a Stomach Bttteri talwa lp wlno-gtam fall doMa, directly after Mflh zaMb will anrely effect a permanent cure. Do so|

O.H •{*.'* lioswdl*»•*!

•?r

0tl

tap

mar word for it, but try tbsm. *21^ -ft" 3 t." .t

MARRIED

ZiGMt who, during certain period* are *o mVh troubled with OoativettSa* or ooaatlpatloa, tm find certalil relief in Boback'a Blood rule, wntek can be taken daring all etagee of pregnancy with perfect aafety.

riSOROPULA

And ail dlieaae* of the Mood, and all ernpUv* dfaeaae* of the akin, Old Sore*, 'fumora and Olom, ariafogfrom wh. t#Ter cac« can b«p«r«*n cared by the use of Dr. Boback'a Blood rorlflsr aid BioM Pill*.

nK ,3T

••ft:

a *$ tf mi

D*ftleri often recommend other bittera becalte hey bet not ttobtck'l. We d' air* to eaatl*n the »1H oed a*ioac pa chaln *oy of tfeem bay Boback'a Stomach Btt'era aaa none other, it f« won Id Cjinbet diaeaaee aucoeaafoily. :rn trf

.1:':-WANTED.

AU pera^na trocbied with OoatlT«neai or Gonaaination ui th« Bowela to bay Kob«ck'a FUla they contain no mercary, are parely eefetable aad work like a charm c*n be taken with aefeiy by peraona of alla^ee, and ia all condition* of Wk.

TWO to SIX BOXES or tbe Specific Fill Will Pnnnptly and Permanently care »ny Caae of 8PIEMATH0BBHBA. SRMIJfAIi iinrolCSTABI JflGHTLI or DaHI UMtS* however Originally Oaa.-ed, or Howerer AggraTsted In Character:

while

from the primary dlaeaae, or from **cr*t tie*. TBB 8PICiriC PII I» toeqnaUy appllcabU to the treatment of every kind of Oenital or XJ tearv Irritation, In oapaclty, or Imdoteoey Ola. betia, Lime, "or "Brick Dost" in tho Uanffx Milky Dlacbatfns Inflammation or weakaeM of the KJ(to"ya, Ac. Clergymen, Lawyers atadenta and all who*e BbaIX and Nwtvore BtmiS are over-worked, are peanJlarly anbjec to WMkae**M Of the ChEinTe-OiioAJW. Theee should aot faJl to aaeTHB SPKCIFIO PILL. Winchester's Specific Pill con Ulna no Mercury, Iron or any lnjarion* inrradient, but ia parejy T.getabl». ana Baa

giving tho and axa»S be mailed free t*

.*.

Sole

dwlt MfyM

mmsam M-t

Bff

UNPRINCIPLED

WIJTCOE TP JE B*8 SPECIFIC PILL,

FOB THE OCB£ OT

SEXUAL DEBILITY./

ftl'

slifiv*

the* "ill *pe«Ul* cor-

rcetthuse terrible morbid conditlooa which aprtng

l»

0*ea

extenaivety used for mow than need according to dlr ctlona Jt will wptt&lij natore the viaiui rawxas in all caaaa of xaif nraat* or'TaevociAr. .• tei 9EW TREA1*ISE^i cAtmn and nsmsi iM

rr.T.

OKBILITT, r1" itheraeX.

eoat neemiaflrt CAtmia and uamw ^r^ siiiUAL DtBlLIXT, will ir "L'S^iwferervof either frt.

bO«* tor tB, b/SaU. eb

CO»:

ProprletOrp,

36 JOHN 8TMEET% N. Ii for lale by ALL DS7QQJSTS !%T*R« Va«la. april Ztweowly in*