Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1868 — Page 2

WEEKLY EXPEESS

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SAID Governor CCBTIN, in a noble burst of fclocia^cefa3J"»g luu epeech befpre the Union LeagOQrpf-JPWl^elphift.tlb© eUier day, ''As.Ijlpdkpd.r upoa tho inulfcitudea of men in-line to-day, tod saw tJxe tatterei flags and stamed ciniforE1?, and recalled all Ihe^ had eftffarefl for tny country, and tbqo te count the- countless hort who died for liberty, I-could not help exclaiming, My God whnt sort of man must ho be who can dislike, ranch less vote agdinst, the party'supported by these men and lei by tboir grefttlendf*'''

FRAME. $L4JBJ in tis epfceab at Early'fi'Grove on the 10th, again sanctioned bis revolutionary letter, tbis time with mora fore® ttaeu itr Pittsburg. lie stands pledged to revolution, or which is the 8amo thing, a now" rebellion. AB hi9 Vice Presidential prospects fade, he aspires to tho Presidency of a new Confederacy. Weil may be envy JEFF DAVIS the honor conferred upon him by the rebels, but be should net forget the petticoat fate that cfltno upon his ambition.

Kill the UadicuiB.

Lot cfih'a Vo composed of Democrats am' ise re-tdylo fight -Hi to vote. let them b« drilled in^the EQanual pf Rrm- be ns eoriverGttift ^ith W eeryijGQ, of military tactics fts with Doro cratic ifiaclplcs, They raay fte required to tli»j*lay that

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ing sliould ba ij&,jt>rd«j -thej will be an roady for that biwiut'sa- -a{i to listen to the. inaugural addrc?3 of n, Pernor ratio President on She Uh of

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Po-mCrcy in the La Crosse Demqcjai, Die.. 186?,

DEMOCUATIC organs P.IRNDB of Union Geuoruls a

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rrmur and lilohv ..Among the number we noticed the HKH»O nt General A. S. Williams, who ha* rrrentjy published a Iftttor in.which ho Suva 1b*t, lm cannot seo how any "Boy in IUtic" can vote against Qonerul Grant, and or rtonoral J. B. SweitzoJ', who has been stumping Penn» «vlvania for Grant and Colfax. Wfi also notice the name3 of the following wellknawn supporters of. Grant and Colfax among the number, viz: General J. B. Stedlman, Genonil Alnsr. D. McCoolt, Genera] Chris. Fairchiia, Gcnoral Thomas W-Eagan-i-^Thcrp aro doubtless a great number of '{he other Generals who entertain the gamo. view.*.

THEt central idea of the Republican party i3 equality of rights and privileges. It laborc to-give all men the best chance in life which their native faculties will essible them to achieve. It desires to see all mon free, comfortable and contented and believing that these conditions cannot exist where two-thirds of the community have been in the habit of driving the other third with the lash to unpaid toil, and where an intense desire prevails to re-establish that barbarous system, without some effectual guard against it, they demand that so much protection as may ba afforded by the ballot shall be given to the race whoso liberties are so plainly threatened. AB slavery was the dominating spirit of the rebellion, so, un» der one disguise or another, it is the inspiration of the rebel party North and South to-day.

Tuscaloosa Monitor Indorsed by CiDcinnatl Democrats. "We iearn from the Cincinnati Chronicle that io tho Democratic procession in that city ou Saturday evening wa3 a huge wagon with a pole about twenty feet high, at tho enu of which tho image of a full grown man hung suspended by a rope round his neck. In one hand he held a carpot-bag: on which was soma inscription denoting that audi would be tho fate of all carpet-baggers should the Democracy succoed.:

Tho Democracy thus coma out openly and indorse tho plans of tho Ulux K1&D3, a3 ropresonted by tho Tuscaloo?a Monitor. The wagon, with their emblematic man dftogiing in tho air, WHS everywhere roc.oived with shouts and cbt-era by the applauding Damoersoy as *& moved through the streiite.

Respectable Democrats, nrn you prepared to iiulprffe ihie murW.Mis, riotou* polioy If not, wash your h»n(U nod come out the foul party.,

DEBT.

Don go in debt, UU!ES* YM can «PO T'W way out v«»ry plait^ Debt ia tdavery.

Debt is disgraco. To be in debt is to bo in perpetual misory, iliscomt'ort and ombarrassinent.

To be ashamed to look man and a brother iQ the feeo. To feol under au obligation which you cannotcanceL

To suffer humiliation which you feel is undeserved, but none the less irremedi-

Five times out of ten, debts are contracted from & false spirrt of enterprise in the individual. A desire to attend faciljt«e» in order do more business. Tfaie is & delusion and a scare. It is the height »i financial temerity. Besidfs, it is not altogether honest to speculate on nnother tnnn'p money, far there is an element of obauce in all commercial transactions, and even the best regulated houses are subject to viciaitudo, and liable to losa and failure.

Those who aro not deterred from contracting debts by conscientious scruples, ought to bo mindfnl of thfir peace, their nonor, thoir comfort, andiheir independence.

Debt assumes tho form of Present Good. It is a Mephistophela:- which comes like a beauteous madoo. fair and smiline, with 'flatterinp promises and seductive arts', but ere long the victim finds himself under 'the perpetual serveillar.eo cf hidecds and mereiless demon to whom he has sold him•felf irretrievably and from whose tryanny tb«re ?eamB little hope "of escane

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BY TELEGEAPH

Republican RON PRESIDENT, LTLYSSES S. GRANT,

SrEciAt TO DAILY Exrsxee. IXDIANAl'OLIS, Oct. 13—11:30 V. M. Returns indicate that Republican gains on the vote of 186C will more than ott'aet losses. Republicans claim the State by 16,000. ir ij. SPKCIAL TO DAILI EXPRESS. isa^, BlOOMI5GTOB, GCt. 3—11:10 J. M.

Monroe county not.3e» than one hundred and fifty Republican majority. Lawrence connty three hondred Republican majority.

The aboy^ is.majie up frgm return? received 4s'm J«' 1 '."r5 SPECIAT/TO'Exntiss.]

SULLIVAN, Oct. 13.

The.vote in Hamilton township gives the Republican ticket 298, and Democratic 520 Republican gain of 11 on I860.

The indications are that the Democratic majority will be lese than one thousand.

Merom gives a Republican majority. The Republican vote in the county will be 1400. Jefferson township was not registered, and the vote was cast without even an oath this vote will be thrown out if the proper st»p3 arc taken. A few illegal votes have been cast, -&*r*&XVl

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FIBST DISPATCH.

IfTliiAtfAPOLi?, Oct. 13.—A few scattering returns from small precincts show small Republican gains.

Richmond gives Baker, Republican, for Governor, 1,788 majority Republican lo?s of 161 on the vote of 1866.

Woyno county, ia six townships, Ropublickn majority 1.590—licketlong, and it will be iftte before reliable returns can ho lifid _SS»wn

I .3 SECOND DISPATCH. INDIANAPOLIS, Oclfe IA—ElecVjan ,rolitrns comn in slow

Floyd countj*, one township DdmocrSt!c majority 212 Democratic gain 74. Clark county, Doaiocratic majority 82 (?4in 31.

Jay county, Dujkirk precinct, Republican majority 70 Republican gain 23. Wayne county, seven precinct?, Republican majority 180 Republican gain 40.

Randolph county, four townships give Republican gaintif-117.

a long list Hendricks county, Stilesyijje precinct, rs of Sev- ?fi Republican gain 10. Decatur county, Greensbiitg prfeciact,

Republican majority 371 loss 124. Hamilton county, Republican majority 1,700 loss 135."

THIRD DISPATCH.

INDIAANPOI.18, Oct. 13.—Republican Congressmen are elected in the 3d, 5th, 7th,' 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th Districts. Democrats carry the 2d and 1st. The 6th is doubtful.

Republican State Central Committee claim the State by 5,000 to 8,000. Large Democratic gains in south part of State.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.—Boone county, one township Republican majority 352 gain 100.

Miami county, three townships, reported, give Democratic majority 160 Democratic gain 56.

Madison county, one township 69 Republican majority gain 9. Bartholomew county, nine precincts reported Democratic gain 203.

Henry county, seven towns Republican majority 1,050 jgaih 300. Monroe ceu&tyr. complete, Republican majority 150 loss 54.

Lawrence county, 350 Republican majority loss 34. Randolph county, four towns, give a Republican gain of 117.

Wayne county, 2,400 Republican majority, a gain of 150. Gibson county, Princeton precinct, Democratic majority 119 Republican gain 43.

Putnam county, 250 Democratic majority Democratic gain 204. Decatur county, complete, Republican majority 225, a gain of 270.

Evansville, Republican majority 50. At the laBt municipal election the Democrats carried the city by a small majority-

Wioemac precinct, a Democratic majority of 111, a Democratic gain of 28. DKLi-WABE Co., InD 1 A. M.—But six townships in Republican gain 75. The county will give about 1700 Republican majority Republican majority of 1866, 1502.

MABION CO., IND.. Oct. 13.—9 townships heard from, Democratic majority in Marion county estimated at 435, Republican gain of 150 over last fall.

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FIK8T DISPATCH.

OXFORD, Oct. 13.—Oxford township, Butler county, gives Schenck 420 Vallandigbam 275. It ia the heaviest vote ever polled here. Vallandigbam runs 9 behind the balance of his ticket Republican gain over 1867.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.—The city gives 1,859 Democratic msjority Democratic gain of 661 over last year. Franklin county, nine townships and the city of Columbus, a Democratic gain of 696 over last year. Tho majority in the county Will exceed 3,300.

HAMILTON, Oct. 13.—The vote given below is based on tho Congressional voto of1S6G.

Ropublicau gains in Butlor county: St. Clair township 30, 33 ward, Hamilton city 3, Liborty township 13.

Republican losses: Ford township 45, 1 ^t ward, Hamilton 11 Milford township 15, Niagloson township 32^ Ilanover township G, Ross 21.

Republican gains, Jacks&n ttfWnship 19, Somors 121, "Washington township l, cflVirson 11. ~J

Republican losafes, Isreal township 14 CLEVELAND, Oct. 13.—Return®, yet scattering mostly show Republican gains.

Sandusky City, complete, Democratic majority. Republican gain 174. y't 2mesvillo, complete, Democratic£rftft jority 28 Republican gain 160.

In Toledo, Ashley^ friends fear his

There may be certain circumstances, of ^0fcat contingencies in lit'o, under which it may ... .. Trumbull county, 11 townships show,

be necessary to contract a debt but in mcBt cases a resolute man will find means to avoid it.

Republican gain 206. Erie county is conceded to Republicans oy 800 gain 300.

Huron county, 13 townships, give a Republican gain of 67. Lake county, complete, Republican majority l,S84 again of 322.

Cleveland City—all Wards, but one, give a Republican majority of 784 Republican gain of 158. V-

Erie county, complete, R^publicaffWaiority 778 Republican gain 307. Gibson, for Congress, runs 50 behind nis ticket.

DATTON, O., ©Ct. 131—City 230 Repub ican msjority. Montgomery county is close, but Third District reported sure for Schenck.

Ci.svELAND, Oct 13.—Returns from Indiana are meagre, Scattering returns show small Republican gains.

NothiBg from Nebraska. In To'edo, Ashley's detet is feared? Auglaise oonoty, Republican min 150. 'UECOITD DISPATCH *3COLUMBUS, Oct 13.—Steubeaville, Republican majority 334 Republican gain of 30. or? z*

Zanesville, Democratic majority 28 Republican gun 163. Delaware, Republican majority 282.

Mechanicsburg, Republican majority 2S2. Ptjrmoutb, Republicw majorityttf 48 gagattt of 6.

Youngstown, Repubifcan majority 210. Fremont, Democratic majority 243. Circleville, Democratic majority 248 Dem. gain of 4.

St. Paris, Democratic majority 200 a Dem. gain of 6. Marietta, Republican majority 213 Republican gain of 31. Mf If'

Moore, for Congress, ran? 10-behind the State ticket. OiNCUfHATi. .Oct 13. Tke election passed off quietlv a full vote was polled. Job. Stevenson, Republican candidate for Congress, is elected in the 2d District over General Cary, by aibout 800 majority.

General Strader beats Ben. Eggleston the 1st District, by about 200 majority. The Republicans have carried the county but the majority is not yet known.

Returns from 3d District elects Scl-enck over Vallandigbam. COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 13. Returns all show Republican gains. Republicans havo a majority in .the Legislature, elect* ing a United States Senator.

Henry County, Indiana, seven townships give a Republican majority of 1,050 Republican gain of 300 over 1866.

CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio, October 13. Pickaway county, all but two townships in Democratic majarity 650 will bo 700 whole county Republican gain 288.

CoLUarBUB, Ohio, Octobor 13. Estimated Republican majority, on State ticket, 15,000.

WAVBRLT, Ohio, October 13.—Pike county gave 251 Democratic majority Republican gain of 75.

LANCASTER, Oct. 13 —Returns from eight townships chow republican gain of 155.| -."TiV r-'^i

IRONTON," Oct. 13.—Lawrence, far as heard from, gives Republican majority of 624 Republican gain 394. Estimated Republican majority 900 gain of over 110.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 13,—Sciota county, seven townships Republican gain 390. Eight townships to hear from. County will probably give a Republican majority of 350: gain of 500.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 13.—A message from Columbus claims State for Republicans by 15,000 majority.

Cor.rMBOs, Oct. 13.—The fellowicg Congressmen aro probably elected First District Strader, Damocrat 2d Stevenson, Union 3d Schenck, Union 4th Lawronce, Union 5th Munger, Democrat 6th, Smith, Union 7th,, Winters, Union 8tb, Bcatty, Union 9th, Dickerson, Democrat 10th, doubtful 11th, WilHon, Union: 12th, Vantrump, Democrat 13th, Morgan, Democrat 4th, Walker, Union 15th, Meore, Union 16th, Bing^ ham, Union 17th, Ambler, Union 18th, TTpaon, Union 19th, Garfield, Union.

4 fPENNSYLVANIA^

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.—Weather cloar. cool and delightful, voting proceeding quietly in all the Wards.

Polls opened atseveo, when long lines of voters jhad assembled. Indications are that both parties will show their full vote. f|The city is somewhat excited by rumors of largo crowds arriving from Now York and Baltimore, also by the report of an attack at Baltimore upon Washington passengers who were passing through tc Philadelphia, last evening, in which several Republicans were injured and others driven from the train.

SECOND DISPATCH.—Considerable fighting is going on in the Sixteenth Ward. A boy named Henry Perkins, aged 16, waB shot in the abdomen by Deputy Sher« iff J&s. Flanagan, and mortally wound* ed. Flanagan was arrested.

In the Twentieth Ward heavy fighting is reported between the police and the Sheriff's officers.

Judges of courts aro sitting to grant writs of habeas corpus in cases of persons arrested by the Sheriff's officers. Both Democrats and Republicans have committees of lawyers waiting in the Court room to defend clients of their respective parties applying for discharge under habeas corpus.

THIRD DISPATCH.—In the third Ward, Washington Hamilton, a notorious char? acter, created disturbance at the polls.— A policeman attempted to arrest him, when Hamilton drew a revolver and the policeman shot him in the neck, inflicting a serious wound.

FOURTH DISPATCH.'

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PHILADELPHIA—2 p. M.—Voting continues very heavy and is said to be double that polled at same hour last year. The Sheriff's deputies are generally keeping very quiet and no disturbances have occurred, except those mentioned. In the Democratic wards the Supreme Court naturalization papers are being voted in, but in Republican wards they are reject ed.

In the Fourth Congressional District Republican majority wi!l be very large. In tho Third District majority will be equal to last Congressional election.

Two Deputy Sheriffs, who had carried a man to prison under commitment of an Alderman, were arrested and committed by Judge Allison as the original commitment was illegal.

State election tho gains and losses here given aro computed on the vote last year, when the Democrats bad 922 majority.

Chester county, Wostchcster, Hartrauft 608 majority: Republican gain of 85. Eleven Districts in the county give Hartrauft 789 Republican gain 102.

PHILADELPHIA, October 13.—11th ward, 900 majority for Boyle Democratic gain 124 5lh ward, Boylo, Democrat, 1086 majority Democratic gain 66.

Schuylkill county, St. Ciair, 235 Republican majority Republican gain 197. Returns from Columbia township indicate 6,000 Republican msjority in Lancaster county gain of 700.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.—Schuylkill county, Palo Alto, 24 Democratic majority Democratic less 17.

Philadelphia county, 12th ward, 280 Democratic majority Democratic loss 177.

Seventeenth ward, 1,193 Democratic msjority Democratic gain 56. 'Washington township, Republican olectod in 7th Congressional District.

Berks county, Rockland, Democratic majority 208 Democratic gain 24. Creek, Democratic majority 136 Democratic gain 21. Reading, 6th ward, gives 2 Republican majority Democratic gain 19. The 8 th ward gives 65 Democratic majority Democratic gain 20. First ward gives 106 Republican majority Republican gain 15. The 5tb ward gives a Democratic majority of 21 Democratic gain 23. Pine Groyas/hq^v&„a .p^mogratic gain of 92

SEVENTH DISPATCH.

Lancaster county—Paradise gives Hartrauft 101, a Republican gain of 14. Leacratk gives Hartrauft 185, Republican gain of 40.

Montgomery county, one Jown shows a Republican gain of 17. •A.'

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EIGHTH DISPATCN.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 13.—Fourth ward gives Boylo, Democrat, 1,729 majority Democratic gain of 200. Tenth ward gives Hartrauft 1,0GG majority Republican gain of 52.

Berks county, city of Reading, 9th ward gives Boyle, Democrat, 263 Democratic gain of 117. North Hsidleberg gives Boyle, Democrat, 175 majority Democratic gain of 17.

NINTH DISPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.—The Republl-$*§€?•-spi Wi

can State Commitee claim the city of Philadelphia by 2,000 to 2,500 majority. Allegheny county, 22 towns show a Republican gidn of 1070.

Chester cottDty, complete, 6ho|fs nbout

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,6O0 Republican majority gam about :/s: y: Lancaster county gives about (,500 Republican majority.

TENTH DISPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. iu.—,Second ward 1,050 Democratic majority. Tiago county, Seventh District, gives a Republican majority of 6G8.

ELEVENTH DISEATCHi

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.—Thirteenth ward gives 271 Democratic majority 19th ward givea 100 Republican majority 20th ward gives 903 Republican majority 23d ward 714 Republican majority 22d ward 903 Republican majority.

Alteon a, 3d ward, 89 Republican majority. PITTSBURG, Oct. 13.—First ward 358 Republican majority.

Fayette ccuaty, Uniontown gives 200 Republican majority. Borks countj', Rockland 298 Democratic majority gain 24.

Allegheny county, as far as hoard from, gives a Republican majority of 7,500 majority Republican gain 1,100.

Carbon county, Hcrker township, Democratic majority 62 gain 14. Mauch-Chunk borough, Republican majority 120 Republican gain

TWELFTH DISPATCH.

Crawford county, Tit'usville, Republican majority 85 Republican gain 17. Lehigh county, A1

Ion town, three

wards, Republican majority 1-75 Republican gain 67. York county, Shrewsbury township, Democratic msjority 112 Democratic gain 45..

Philadelphia) 2d ward, Domocrntic majority 1,050 gain 48. 15th ward, Republican majority 1,002 loss 19. 3d ward, Democratic majority 1,165 gain 232. 9th ward, Republican msjority 150 lo.=3 6.

Tioga county, 7 districts, Kopublic.in majority 663. .. .. Delaware county, 9 district 'how a Republican gain of 76.

Borks county, Democratic -rrtfijorlty estimated at C,500,-gain about 800. Chester county, the Republican majority is estimated at 2,200, and the f^aln 345.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.—16th ward, Democratla majority 294 gain 61. 8th ward, Republican majority 66 gain 74.

Monroe county, about 2,000 Democratic majority. PHILADELPHIA, Oct.—The 20th ward, Republican, 748 majority again of 187 13th ward, Republican, 562 majority: a gain of 279.

Fayetto county, Democratic majority estimated at 700, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.—in the Second Congressional District, O'Neill, Republican, has 2,381 majority.

ALLEOHNET, Oct. 13.—Mcssffgos from prominent men say the State is Republia 1 5 0 0 0 a

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«.•' ••-'From Baltiraore^rfiHS BALTIMORE, Oct. 13.—The report of an attack in this city last evening upon a through train from Wasbingtou to Philadelphia i3 false.

In the morning a rally was made py Radicals on a car supposed to be occupied by Democrats on the way to Philadelphia, which was soon cleared out.

The American says considerable disorder was createu at the depot on the leavr. ing of express trains for Philadelphia last evening by a large party of men who, with cheers for Seymour and Blair, without any pretext, pulled from a car several persons merely because they were of Republican sentiments.

The Police Marshal states thera was no disturbance. A passenger in a car was struck by a party outside, and a man who had not paid his fare was put off the train bv the conductor, assisted hy policeman.

Police were at the depot, and the man assaulting a passenger was arrested.

7. From Havana.

HAVANA, Oct. 13.—Captain^'General Lersundi has not proclaimed for the provisional government of Spain, but will maintain order and the laws. He says be is a loyal Spaniard, and only retains and governs the Ieland as a portion of Spanish dominions, irrespective of parties. The government of the mother country claims to protect life and property of citizens, and will not impede any demonstration of any faction to preserve peace.

A small party assembled at Manninnela and another at JBoyuma. They consisted mainly of persons of evil repute and their purpose was unknown.

Fifty soldiers were sent in pursuit and dispersed them, capturing tbeir horses and arms. A number of the band raD away without defending themselves.

The Captain-General sent more troops to that region as a precautionary nieas* uro. The forco is sufficient to Btippress any insurrection.

To-day every thing is quiet, and no further troubles apprehended. The city of Havana and all the is» land of Cuba entirely tranquil. Tho people respect and oboy Gen. Lerzundi.— All are awaiting events in Spain.

The Captain-General has issued an address to tho people exhorting them to remain tranquil. It is an al!« document and woll received.

Prom New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—The East River Ferry Company wore defendants in suit for damages yesterday before Judge Cordozo, on the plea of a littlo girl whoso fingers were crushed between the boat and slip, on tho Huntor's Point line. Verdict rendered for plaintiff, allowing $2,000 damages. .....

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party wero victorious. They elected their ticket by a largo majority, polling a vote of over three hundred millions. Afterwards at a meeting of the DirectowJ Jay Gould was choseu President, and Jas. Piske, Jr., controller of tho corporat'on-.

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REGISTRATION.

The registration of voters for the November election is proceeding qnietly in this city and Brooklyn to day.

From Porto Bico.

HAVANA, Oct 13.—Advices from Porto Rico to the second inst., stato an official proclamation announces the insurrection at Sere and Peppeno to be insignificant revolts. Privato accounts, however, report ihem as extensive, afed that an outbreak among the native soldiers is feared by the^authorities.

England

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.—'The city returns come Jn slowly Democrats gaiu in the city iour Con gfessmen. The State is very close. 18th ward, 889 Democratic majority 24th ward, 200 Democratic majority 17th ward, 1,386 Democratic majority. These wards show a Democratic gain of 1,762.

The Democratic caudidate for Mayor is probably elected by about 2,500 majority Pike county, Westfall, 122 Democratic majority gain 46.

Schola, Democratic majority 91 gain 41. v. Milford, 118 Democratic majority.

LONDON, Oct. 13.—Dispatches from Madrid alate that great, interest is manifested in C\|bfl|fb rogartl to: thp rdf^seatation o| tfcatJllland ij|the new g#ern* ment of l^ait^fcnd afcl in regardWo u£ abolition of slavery, and tho action of tho Cortez on those qnestionB is awaited with great..anxiety. The ministers promise Cuba~equal liberty with Spain.

The Daily Ifewa says there is no doubt tho^roto^al o|t|,p froaljrjj^posetf tie American Minister will bo approved by t)ie Eogli$Ji Parliament ,and American Congress.

It is annoi&fod-tKtet dm* British -"fetalis will not go forward by the Hamburg line after Octobor.

From Washington

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—Tho following cfficors have bcon relieved from duty as Assistant Commissioners of tho Freed mens Bureau for the States sot opposite their names respectively:

Brev. Maj. Gen. C. C.Sibley, Georgia. Bfov. Maj. Gen. N. A. Nilee, North Carolina.

Colonel John Sprague. The two last names are assigned to duty in accordsncd with brevet ranks, as Colonel and L.eu tenant Colonel. "J-

APPOINTMENTS

The following appointments wore made to-day: Gangers, G. P. Halicomb and John W Lewis, 12 th Dist. Ohio.

Maukling Phillip 20th Diat. Pennsyl vania. —........ Storekeepers, W. A. Owsley, I. O. Fioldman and Chas.W. Davis,,first. Dis tHct, Illinois.

D. F. Fiedman, 12th Disttrict Illinois. Jas. Holliday, 7th- District, Kentucky. V\'m. Kirby, 8th District, Kentucky. times Mam 2d District, Missouri. Hiram McClesnland, 17th District, Pennsylvania......

James B. McCurd, ^th District, Ohio. Thomas Murray, 4lh District. Ohio.

From Mexico-

HAVANA, Oct. 13.—Additional ftdviccsr from Mexico havo boon received. Col. Padilla, a reputed agent of Santa Anna had been captured with documents on his person, fbosving he intended to ex cite revolution.

Tbo official organ at tho Capital says the public works wHl no^bft pushed forwatd, especially completion of railroads from tho- Capital to Toluceif,-^and from fTalplan to Cuernanca. ":,:i

A. bill has been introduced in tho National Congress providing for jnry trials piiblir education and general reform. 'i

From St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.—BosinaVon Zarboni, a German actress df the Apollo Thoater in this city, committed suicide yesterday, causod by intense grief for the death of her husband about three weeks ago.

MURDFH TRIAL.

James Flaherty, who killed his wife last July, was convicted yesterday of murder in tho second degreo.

To ALL EDITORS.—Private returns from Pennsylvania are so meagro and detached that it is almost impossible to to judge anything from them, or oven to send you a decent 6tory, have done tho best possible under circumstances. 'V *A, BRADFORD.

Porgory.

WORCESTER, MASS., Oct. 13.—Two men registered at a hotel as H. B. Conklin and Hiram Tuckcr, from Bridgeport, who have been stopping in this city for a few days, lelt there this morning with a stolen team and a large amount of monoy obtained by forgery at the different banks in this city. I

,#t Obituary. BOSTON* Oct. 13.—Joseph Warren Revere, fortwBiy a well-known merchant of this city, died in Canton, Mass., to-day, aged ninety-one years. He was a son of Paul .Revere, of Revolutionary fame. tM

Commercial Convention. NORFOLK, Oct. 13.-—Most extensive preparations have been completed for the reception of delegates to the great Com mercial and Direct Trade convention to be held hero Wednesday next-

1 From Si. Thomas NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Late advices from St. Thomas state extensive defalcations have been discovered in the the accounts of the Chief Justice of Colony, amounting to $1,000. He was immedN ately suspended by the Governor and then filed. ,6*#H

From San Frnnoisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.—The Democratic torchlight profession to-night was one of the greatest political demonstrai tions ever witnessed in San Francisco.— It was forty-five minutes passing a given point estimated that 5,000 personB paraded, while the streets w*re lined with cititizece. jMtnm.

Scnooner Wrecked.

BOSTON, Oct. 13.— Fishing schooner "Dashing Wave," of Camdan, was wrecked yesterday near Portsmouth. Three lives lost.

Frost.

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Oct. 13.-The flntf "kfrliftg

frost" of the season this morning.

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Thanksgiving.

WASI^NOTON, Oct. 13 —Tho President has issued a proclamation appointing Novembor 26th Thanksgiving day.Bj„4 jinwi

E A N I N S

An organization called the Workiugmen's Lord's Day Rest Associat ha just been formed in London.

It appears by private advices from the Red river eottlemont, that flour is $10 per one hundred pounds, or $20 per barrel, at Fort Garry.

A leather belt 163 feet long, 30 incbos wide, and weighing 800 pounds has just been made for anew oluvator in Buffalo. Its cost was ?l,C30.

The French citizens ot St. Paul, Minn,, aro erecting a church building on the cor nor northeast of tho Capitol. The Capitol grounds now have a church opposite each of the four corncr#.»#•-

A beautiful thought is suggested In the Angels in the grave will

.Koran "Angels in the grave will not

At the annual election for Directors oF Question thee as to the amount of wealth the Erie Railroad UIE Gould and Pisko

tjlon

hast' left behind tbee, but what

deeds thou hast done white in the world, to entitle thoe to a seat among the blest." "I will not strike thee bad man/: said a Quaker, one day, but I will Jot this billet of wood fall on thee and at that precise moment, tho "bad man" was floored bv the weight of tho waHUng-ntftk that the Quaker Was known to carry.

Everything useful or necessary is cheapest walking ir the most useful exercise, wator tho best drink, and plain food tbe most nourishing and ho.ilthy diet even in knowledge, the most usoful is tho easiest acquired. K•"

Upwards of 207 cattle are required daily to supply the French army with food, or 10&40& annually. Tbis causes the present high price of meat in France, and is attracting the attention of Paris butchers, who bava held several wewings to consider the question. #!H7'» ST'' '-'i "f|5? 'S.Sft'r

nesota, was violently assaulted on Sunday evening, 2?th ultimo. Il» Wttf i& the Postofftoe and opatting the door innsiv

the"

injury was severe but not dangerous.

NEW YORK, August, 7th, 18G8.

MR. EDITOR: Sovoral br~ydur correspondents oWsnd|YM«ca^ip„4wjht, sefn t& be| WowgCTru§i| 4 the origin of our I^AifTAtidN So long as these Bitters are all that we represent them fo hS, that it makes any difference from whom they conusor from whffl|£e UMyoi i^iw Hfl but for thaiinfbrm^^^tl^iMiMe g/iit erally, and old Oa.pt, we will say that hei that these Bitters India Islandsr-rths^ »a6y ents have been fayoiably used forover.8 century, but that o^r coflnbinallon oF isaya is entirely niw, slid our own. The rum and other matenHrare the same, and as your- correapoifctta&t says a better .Bitters and Toniff is not-wfide. We recommend them particularly for dyspeptics, fever and ague, debility^ loss of appetite, and in all cases where atonic and stimulant. is required-

H-:

CINCINNATI UABKBTBy Telegraph.]

MALT—Qniet at 12 25@2 30. PEA8—More active at $1 47 in bond. COBN—Heavy and a shade lower at SI 1091 18 for Unsound, 1 18%1 19}£ for sound mixed western, closing at inside prices, 1 10 for old kiln dried ib store, I 32%$1 26iorwdlt« western.

OATS—Irregular and unsettled, opening dnll but closing stronger at 73%®76 for new. PORK—Firmer but quiet, sales of 1260 bbls. at S28 67@28 90 for new mess, closing at 28 87 regular, 28.62@28 90 tor old do, 34 00025 00 for prime and 2-^28 25 for prime mass.

BEEF—Doll at S11M319 60 for 4aw plain mess and 19 50(323 75 for new extra mesi HAMS- Dull at S25§28.

OUT MEATS—Firmer at I9K91S%c forjshonl ders 14018c for hams middlings qniet and ste&dy*

LABD—Dnll and heavy steam at 17%@19% Kettle rendered 19%@19%. BUTTER—DaU at 30@36c for .Ohio, 38(947 for

State. CHEESE—Dull at 13A17c. lecid

Agents

jm£

rA-

H. DRAKE

Co.,

21 Park Row, N. Y."

MAGNOLIA WATEB.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne and sold at half the price. dwlw

Mr. MATTHEW RIDDELL, of Glasgow Scotland, writes "I have fodnd, Palmer's^ Lotion more useful, than any thing. I havo tried for a bad eruption I have had on tho face for the last nine months.— would you therefore serttf-^me two ono dollar bottles, addresssed to Queen's Hotel, Toronto, C. W. dwlw

CJ!«Jg»5ATi, Oct. 13.

Tbere was not mnch done in tee general.inarket he election absorbing public attention almost ex-' eiogivplv.

FLOUR^-Oniet-batiiteigtr. Thm»rt^eH9SA~:

thing of conseqnence dona. COTTON-FUjn af2So fcp'nSMliof'Jf TOBACCO—UuchargSl.

WHISKV—Pirm at 91 30.frPP.

BACON—13^, K%, and 17. LARD—Neglected, andf prlmeoonnt bought it W ',| I

UOOS—Dull at «7@9. GOLD—137^ buying. EXCHANGE—Firm at par.

can be

LIMSEED OIli—|Dniet af St fffl BEEF CATTLE—FirffiTftid irr good S"@6.

NEW YOBK MAHKET By Telegraph.1 NEW Teas, Oct. 1 COTTON—Opened firm and closed heavy at @26V: for middling.

FLuUB—10®15c lower on low grades with only a moderate demand, sales of 9®3 barrels at 86-70@7 10 for superfine

BYE FLOTTB—Firm at &G 00^8 40. COBN MEAL—In lair request, 6 10 for Bran dywine.

WHISKY—Qniet at«l 2)@1 22Jifroe. WHEAT—Irregular and unsettled, winter sales slightly favor bnyers spring opened heavy and closed with more firmness, 60 for So 3 si ring, 1 68 fof No 1 and 2 do mixed, 1 70 ftr Inftrior No ldo, 1 77@178 for No I do, 2 00 for red western 2 15 for amber Michigan, 2 36 for white Michi gan.

BYE—Dnll at SI 60 for western. BARLEY—Scarce and firmer at S3 30@2 32 for State.

r»t? -*. 1

GOLD—ITlthout decided change, opened at 137%, advanced to 137%, fell to 137% and closed at 18TJi@l37%.

SPECIAL NOTICES. Astrichan Cloaking. n— Chinchilla Cloaking. Double-width Scarlet Opsra Cloth. »«. 1 Double-width ^loe Opera Cloth. High colors Plaid Cloaking, e-4 wide. Second large invoice Water ProQfs. Th!f dsy opening Oit

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

1HE OKIGIKAL,

One

Dollar Broker Store, Established In 1808.

OjrS.ock, nsisii.g cf every variety o£ DRY AND FANCY GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES, SILVER PLATED WAKE,

QLASS WABE,

-WOOI.EN AND HEMP CAHPF,TIJre9.

STRAW MATTINGS,

and

PHO CO GRAPH AlfBlJMS, is of our own importation, or purchased directly fr. the Manufacturers ia iarg» quantities.

We were the first conncnce the sale ef Goods on tbe popular plaa ef

O N E O A

For Each irtlele. ,.

N'T)

have

Our sales Ibr the last twelve oaths been about Oae Mltlloa Dollars. Q3T Oar Inslness has besn decided by Courts of this S ato, and by the United States sutliorlt'cs not to baa Lottery, or a Gift Enterprise, but a regular legitimate bnslnrs.

Terms of Snlc for Club of #3.—A Velec" (i ncf vue tf the foliowlng articles: 20 yards Brown or Bleached sheeting, superior quality Poplin or Alpaca Dro?s Paitera Wool Squ*re ihawl f.% yards DOfSkln an eight-day Clock, »«th Thuma»' make I pr. Gent's Calf Boots.— White Marseilles Q'ailt eilrer-jilatid Chssed Castor with /Ules. A Morocco Photograph Album, with 10" pictu-ej. 3 yards 6-4 w7ol til ith. 3ilrer-p:ated Cake Basket. SG yards Brown or iiletcbtd sueetiwg, common qoalrtyi^Also, print-

I notices of SO articles, forstle at Sf for each article, comprising a v«riett of articles nsitally sold at retail prices from 91,SC to S5 for each article.

For A Clnb of relectlon of one of the following articles1uydr. Brown or BlrachSheetlng, superior quality. lMes pittere, price $10. Wool Long Shawl. Brociia Long Shawl. S yards Black German Broadcloth. Common .-ense dewingMschine, price SI8-(these machines will hem, stitch, ftll, tutk, qa lt, cord, bind, braid, »nd enbroMar ta-a-moit eaperioe~^M«MAi-U**' Clout's or Ladles* stiver hnatlrp-»s» Watch, BOW. 28 yards Hemp Carpet ng. 3 yards Bearer Clotb. 6i4 yards good Doeskin. Silver-plated Ice Pitcher? 6yatdi W«ol Cloth, double Width. 1 pair of superior Blankets. 72 yards broan or bleached Sheet ii g, com men qualltr, 120 printed adders of *rtic rs for sal cat Si »a.l», conurisloga variety of artlc|p» nsn»tty 11 at rMatlfrf'TH yl.W) (?fl" for eseharticle. j—

Wo hereby Infer® tbe public that we .'J5. are not connected with any o» the GlftEntcrprife QaeDtUarCaatens in this city. All concerns ofisrfig aQift Preminn, or any article free of cost to Agent, or any one, sra in direct violation of theUwt) against .Lotto, ry. Wa havo Information, ftom reliableaathority, that all fiin Oeaterts ta tkts aty will be elosrt up bj the State Palltc.

S- FOB ADDOTJONAL PABT1CUXABS SEND •mattes oiBCULAm. 8n« a Draft. FWM Mr 9Hn, s* KWI A -a

Be sure and irrct yoot MUU tp ANDREWS & CO. IOO Sudbvpy OtrMt,

Wanted

itt's lew Book,

AND SHADOW

mirawrYORK. TOU WISH to know bow fortiiiH «r» made and lost in a day 'bow Coantryaea' or* swindled b»Sharpen How Oamblioi Houses and Lotteries ar« Pondneted, and yrontUac of lnUr«rtrelatlaRto Prontneat Men aid ImportantttacMof SewVork. B«ad!Boad!! Bwdltl Buaklae aid Shadow In ffew York

A larp Octavo Volusre. over 700 pi KM, finely Hltutr»ted. Wo want Agnt, Mala or female, ia rrery City and Town, to eanvaaa for »t- KrfitrbodT wanto to know all about New York. No S&fctet'iaWfabod tbat eell* rapidly. CanWMTi report immrnee aale*.

We eaploy no General Ageata, and olfer the KKSom ronmiMi. Bead for oor 32-pace eirFaH partionlari aad terns to Agent* sent application to

B. RIR CO., PibUsben, Hartford, Conn.

A6EITS WANTED FOR

COATS,

tHebloe

nd bew they Lived, Fought and Died for the 1, with Scenes and Incidents in the Great lion." It contains over 100 fine Engraving] .00 pages, and is ths spiciest and cheapest war bosk published. Pries only $2,60 per copy. Send for circular and see our terms, and toll description of the work. Address JONES BBOTHKBS A CO., Cincinnati, Ohio or Chicago, 111.

THE GRECIAN BEHD,

iWHvT IT IS, bow it grew to be a Ka ional calamity. A very Fanny Book,proBy mstl, 20c. 6 cot iee

smlty. A very

BENI PUB.

faaely IlliutraSca. B_ for a Dollar. Addre.s GRECIAN CO., Box 673, K. Y. Trsde (applied by AUKHI' OAK NEWS CO", 119 A 121 J*asssu street, New York.

fi».nSPKEB'S FOfJHTTAUr FEHS SO 11ns* written twith one ren of ink. No blotting. Onedoasn assorted samples sent for 25 cants. Agents make $10 a d*y. Addrrss GOOD8PCRD & CO., 37 Fark Bow, New Tork.

1EW ENGLANDKIS, ttpmiaUy VEBMOSTEBS, Is send for Catalogue (free) of S00 ST! BSOSCOP. IC VIEWS of Vt.,N Hy Adirondack and Florida Scenery, to A. 9. STYl t9,^Barllngt»n, Vt.

Lippeneott & Bakewell's

Patent Ground,

Patent Temper,

^T.-VlVrPKD

I A

a. yr s. 8awa of one temper

OLW

WHEAT—Unchanged though held higher, no-"pIafe. Mniay, Mill, Cross-Ont and Gang. *iBal nnr of conseanencezdona.

any mad* In the world For sal«

by all deal

ers and the makers, L1PPKNCOTT A BAKEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Allift AlfDBXMElfBES to A6EKT8 to latraduoe tba tba WILSON SBWINO

MACAINS. 8tltobesalik«o& bot^i sides. Samples on two weeks' trial. Extra inducements to experienced Agents. JTor farther particular* address the Wilson swmo MiCXINK Co.: ClovlaniS, 0.. Bjatcn. Has*., or St. Lonts, Mo.

RED JACKETAX£

r-^T NOTSS—Framraportsand lot tors rccaiviMl: I. Yonr Axe ts bound to be TBS Axe.

II. It-will cnt 25 per cent, better. III. My brothrr tost- oao arm in the war, but with yonr Axe he can cut at well as auy one else

c»n-

State and western, 7 25

@8 00 for extra State, 7 1998 40 for extra western, 8 75^10 25 for white wheat extra, 7iSO0 10 u« for 0,8 S5@10/or axtreSt Lonb, 109 10 00 for good to choice dp closing dnll. Cali fornfa qniet at 8 SOQIO 75.

IV. It.I could not get another, twentj-nvc (S2B) dollats wonid.not bay It. V. {t will cnt horp-poles better than any other A*e. wTI- I wontd not be without it for any tlilnp. •fit sklebyall respontlbie dealers, and thennkers,

LIPPINC0TT BAKEWELL, Plttabargta, Pi*. Sole owners of Colburn's Patent Ave.

HAT ARB 10UR

SYMPTOMS, Sufferer 1 A It3 they,a tarred tongue, dleziness, headaohe. an uneasy stomaoti, oppression after eating, pain between the shoulders, constipation! If so you are dprpefUc and bJioti* and nothing will meet your case so efficiently as

TABBAH 'lEflterveacent Seltzer Ape. rlenti' Poi^ ffAL* BY THE CNTIRB DBUQtiADK.

ITchronic,

is conceded that the great Zlagard Bit* tfrs has mas tared more di«e«ses,Sott acute and than any bitter tonic in the known world. It has cured Cholera, the worst forms of Fevers, Pneunonis, Liver and Heart disease, ChroWcUiarrhtea, Dyspepsia, Rhenmitism, Sick Heed&chfe,and will cure any disease arising from disordered state of the blood. It Isrecommendsdby governors of States, Members of Goagiee»r dtstlngniShed divines and physicians, a&Atke proprietor oafe shew more sw^rn certidcates of cures than any other Betters manuf«ctarera1n America. 8«nd for a circular, and read then. Sold by druggists and dealers generally. Brant, B*tr** w* 4 Co., wholeesrle Dquor dealers, sate Agents

fcr

TUEL£. ^ttPLEY A OOA Comor of 5th and Main

western States, Chicago, 111. *. Rinn Ca., Sole proprietor*, North Front St. Philadelphia.

niillin MAHHOOD—Nothing so imporJDlAWlf* tant. Sand two stamps for settled 72 pages on tkar whole subject. Dr. WHUJIM, conffldential physician, 617 St Loo is, Mo., stands pre-eminently abovs sal others In his speciality.— No liattsr who failed, state your cajo. Pa'bUil treated by natt teavery State.

Whole Western Country baising

dubs fer B. B. flXNN *CO'S HEAT ONE D01KA8 BALE, Our (all and winter circulars with fa31 particulars, (6e*r flow lung adrertistmtnii,} sent to any address (Tea. Send for Sheohe, at lu cents each, from 1 to 1000. Address B.

H. WLINN

CO., SI Washington Strset, Boston, Mass.

Per Month guaranteed

Bttre Pay. Sala

*Ww ries paid weekly. Ag« where to sell our Pattnt Everlatting THu.'e Wirt

Agents wanted every-

Clot\*» Line*. Call at or address tbe QIBABD WIBE MILLS, Philadelphia, Pa.

»3Ei. WHITTIER, 01T R. Charles Street, St. ioals, Mo.,

WBO

trsata confidentially all delicate, intrl cats and Ions standing complaints, pub llahasa namnhlatwnKh should be read by ever]

yeung man In America. Ssn t*o stamps tlents everywhere. State your caao.

WE SELL FOB OKI DOLLAR

GOLD

andSil«r Watchts, Seslng Machino Silk Drsss Patterns, Caipetlngs, Pomrstic Qoeds, Ac. ClilOULABS SENT ^REK givlug ftlll particulars, or ten chcc*is sent for One Dollar, describoig-tandifieront articles which we will wll tor OWE DOLLAR EACH

Sp Madid laduoanerita offereJ to A rents sending ns Clubs. Adjtraaa. lsABOMTX

WATCHBS THE MILLION, fitnulue Oroide Sold!

The Oroide Ooli Watch Oo. manufacture, on strictly scientific principles (styte, finish, and color IS earjt go'd, s/^MtnslJeH tne most rare and costly description.^ Ooid Watche*.

peasatlon spiral spring. Bst!ro*d Condicters, Engiaeorv, Expressmen— tbe moat exacting of om '•astonsers h*v«tbordughly demonstrated the strPopth, dnrnbiHtr, ec«nr«^, and utility of the f.c sissllo Walhxm Walchrf, and proaonnee t'uem inralnabto ts re.iable time-koepets.

Fine Swiss Movements. $15} Pnlmt A mm'ean fat-timiit Wal h»m Wrfchtt, ft*»l jeweled, $20, Chro rtomier BtUmrt, g26e»e4. Klatmrntaly eugrand with new endnote)designs. Each watch warraeted by special certificate »xom tbe Oroldo Gold Watch Co.

Also magoiScent Oroide Qold Chains, 9-, 90 and 97 each. Sept everywhere bs paid for on delivery.

Onr sustomeis are supplied rats with the Flckpocket Pptertir» and Watch Onard. also, matted separately on re eipt of 60 cts. The flemiiae Oroide Qold Wat*hrs ran only b) obtained by ordering directly Crcnvn*.

JAMIBST. MONKOB A CO., Impoi t. A Mannl 's. l«o Broidway, No» York. mrOTICE HE1BS.—A cwnploie. orilfi list of heirs to property In lenrope. fniniabsd for 91 hy BKDDKN BBOS., Post-office Box OS», Washington, D. C- Befere.coi in tit. Lonis —the Messrs. AtwaaooK.

D.W.D. BR. K.

Boston^ ifoMi

fesSiVlV jf r-

mmm

IMS.

XXX

DEITKB hOYETlDfirS

WAH00 BITTERS,

XXBBXST STOMA CB TONTO KNOWN. JS^ A auaa cava for Dyspep*ia, Llvsr Complaint, AnK-**i Ckills lad Avar Orave), Diabstla and Geaeral DsMlltr. For sala by all Drug* gtata. ML B. DEITtB iOTEHNB, Prap'r., «*. Daws, If, Y.

BNTlAIi ELECTION, ISM. STAT* or linuxs, Tiao COTOTT. SS.

To th« Bheri/fof Vigo GonHly, Grutimg

gWe notice

to At teally qualified voters cf Vi»o Conner, that on 'Alfsday, tba 3d day of Nove«1868, at their rewpective places of votiny, In eachUwMhtp, in Vigo County, they wilt be entitled to e««t thfirvotes to elect Elector* for President eoti VleePrtsIdeat or ftti9 United Stftt s, two of whfeh Mid Hector* are for the Stale At Iisrge, and oni» for o»ch Cioirrn!cisal Plstrlct: in the State of l&dlnna. lavMum whereof I boreto set my huort nnd--the real o«the Vigo Circa It Court, this )th day cf October, A. 18C8.

Bi rOS H. SIMPSON. Olerk.

STATS or ISOTAXA, Vioo Corxtv, SS.

I.John Klser, Sheriff of Vigo Cmnty, hereby cjrtify the fjrfg ling to bo a true copy of the Precept of Election itstted by the Clerk ef the Circult Ccmrt, anil to me directed, and the voters'" wUI taks noticoacc'»rdlngl.

JOHK KIZEB, Sheriff Vigo County.

Oot. 14til elec'n

QHEBIFFS SALE.—By virtue of the following Executions Issued ATOBI tho Vigo Common Pleas Court, to mo directed and delivored.ln fvcor of 1st, Hsnnah Oo dwln and agsdaat Sidney B. Goodwin, on a judgment rentieral at tho December Term cf thn Common Picas Conrt, 1SC7, and 2d In ftiror of Hannsh O odwin and against Sidney B. Goodwin on a judgment rendered at the March Turm of tbe Circuit Court, A. D. 1H6S, I will offer for sale the following doecribedBeal JEstate, (United in Vigo cannty, I odlana, towlt:

The defendants interest in lot No. fifteen (15) in Sylvester Sibley's Addition to tbe city of Terre Saute, at the junction of 6th Street with the Lafayette rotd. having tho following dimensions: rnnnins eait and west ninety-one (91) feet and seven (7) Inchee, ant ncrth and sontn toirty-two feet, and on

SATUltDAT, the 7(li day of November, 1863* Within the legal honrs of said day. at the Court. Home door, io Terra ilante, I will offer the rents and profits of the abut described lteal Est.te, sjgs-her with a 1 privileges and appartenanco, to ths same belonging, for a term cot excaeoiug seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, ana upon failure to reali2« a sum sufficient to satisfy said Executions and costs, I will Ithen and ther* offer the foe-simple, in ind to s»id Btal Estate^, to the h'gheet bidder fjr cash to satisfy the tame

This 14th day of October 1868. JOHN KIZEB, Sheriff. ottll*3«r pr* f»-$0.00

QHEBIFF'S of a Cii.y of

SALE.—By virtue Dscree and Fxecuticn issned

from ttto Vl»o Circuit Court, to cne dirrcted atd ('elirtd, in ftvor cf taron Pesc*, and against Adim Harpold and Eliza Jane HarpoH, I am ordered to se:l the following described it at Kstatr, situated In Vi^oCounty, Indiana, tc-wlt:

ThewfstUaH of the norihwtst qearter of section twenty-six (24). town thirteen (13), north of range tight (8) west, and on

SATUBDAT, tha 7th day *f November, 1828, Within tho legal hoars of tnid day, st tho Court' House door, in Terra Haute, I wiil offer tba feat 3 and profits of the abov* datcribed Beat (state, together with all privileges and appurt«a*noe* to the satno belonging, fjr a tarjx not exoeodlog seven ymtj, to the highest bidder tor Cash, ani upon failure to realise a sum snffloteat to satisfy! said execution and costs, I will thou and there^ offer the fee-»lmpl?, in and to sild Beal Karate, tor tbe gh*tt bldil ir for ca«h to •a:nly tke saice.

This :4th daj-of Octobor. 1SC8. JOHN KT^CB, 8her!ff. outUwSw prs fee §3 00.

SHERIFF'S SALEl—-By virtue of a Copy or Decree and Execution injuad from the Vigo Circuit Court, to mo direcc*1 and delivered, iuUrorof An«nniss N.OL'ck, and agaimt Jflisha Blocksom. I am ordere.1 to mil the fallowing described real estate, sitnsted Vigo county, Indiana, to-xrit:

The west hjilf of th southeast quarter of lotion twenty-seven (27), town eltven til), north range nine (9) west, atd on

SATURDAY, tho 7th day of November, 18$8, within tho legal honrs of said day, at the Court, Hettsodoor, InTerreHante, I will offer tu« rents', and proflt.i of the Rboro described Beal Estate, togather with all privileges and appurtenances ta" the nama belonging, for a t»roi not exceeding seven yoars, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failuro to r. allro a sum snfllcient to satlsfy sald Execution and costs, I will then and there, olfer the foe.slmple, in and to said Beal Estate^0 the hi(hest bidder for cash to satisfy the sam^

This, ll!li day of October, 1868. & JOHN KIZEB, Sheriff. ofH-wtds-Prf $6,00.

VfOTICE TO HBIRj Xl TITION TO SELL

"VTOTICE is hereby given that?s& Xv the April Term, 18G3, of tbe Oonrt of 0«h» mon Pleas of Vigo Couaty, after final ssttlc-' ment of the estate of Jeremiah Francis, deceased, five hn-'dred fifty-llvo dollarsant forty-fohr cents were fonad remaining for distribution aaMSg ths heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified l»: appear at then xtTerm of said Conrt. and receive their distributive share. D. JOHNSON, Adm'r.

Oct. 3, 18fi8-ll-3w De Bonis Non.

t- 4

PE-

E3TATE.

Notice Is hereby giro thSlMohn Stewart, Ad-, ministrator of 1h state of Thomas McKensie deceased, has filgfhUpetition to soil the Betl Estate ot the deCwenChltpeisonal property-being insufficient to par bis debts aa& that .said petition will liti htdtd at th« next Terut of-tJht Vigo Court of Common Pleas.

T«st: BUFU3 H. SIMPSON, Clerks WM.K. MCLEAV, Att'Y for Admr. oct 4 3sr

mam

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!

DONT FAIL TO PBOCURE ,•

Irs. Wiislow's SootUns Syrap,,

For Children Teething. This valuable preparation has been nsed with NHVER PAITVmQ SUCCESS IN TKOUBANDS OF OASES.

It not only relieves the child from pain, but Invigorates tha stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to tha whole syitem. It will also Instantly reuava

Ortplsgift the Boroela ami WinH (JoHe. We believe it tha BEST and 6UBJEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in all came of DYSXNTBBT and DLAAKHCBA IN CHILDREN,.^. whether arfedng from teething or any other can*. "1. WW

Full'directions for usins will accompanv «sch bottle.* .-v. Be sure and call for .•

ESTABLISHED 1867.

A Word with yon, Reader!

Do the many sufferers from Diseases or thrf lisApiratory Organu know that ONS Sixia or TKE Ut'« MAN lUcr SIB or Coitjcmton Do they kcttw that it ia only within a verr roCsat perfod Medical Scieaco has proposed a Bamedjt Trolly capaStlt-l combatting this fatal malady

CONSUMPTION is now as cVaTAtKt "rrasp it1M tarmittent Fevera-rit is as certainly rtLtrvKtkzt as Small pox! Tba remedy acts wlih the certainty of the Law ol Graviutlon I

i| WINCHESTER'S

wiw

"MBS. WTNSLOW8 SOOTHING SYRUP," T'T' Saving tbe/hcsimi7e of cn the outside wrapper. imitations.

CXTKTIS A P*»a:ws," All others are base

0 OS IT E S

Act

JP.

BABBIT

Ho. 8& StidWny Street, Boston, Kas4.

They imtntdiat ty increase tbe strcsejh and deepen ths color or the pale blood. They snbdue theUBiLLS and FCVCB, diminish the inspectorstlon, and check the Night Sweats, always In from seven to fonrteen days. Tho Appetite is atonoe:* invigorated, and the Patient rapidly gains flesh the Lkntgk and Difficult Breathing aro aieedlly relieved the sleep becomes calm and refreshing the ovaoaations regnlar and nnlfnrm Alt THK

OENKRAL SYMPTOMS 11SAPPEAB ,i With a Rapidity that nevms Marvcllon*. J. The sneers*of th« HTPOPIIOJPHITKS in tb". ovas c-f that groatrxt scourge of tho raw, -if'i

CONSUMPTION

is "unparallrled In tho annalsof Medicine." This tharonghly Sclentifio Bemedyacts with Inarlable Efficacy in AIL stages of Tnbercnlar Disease.

The beneficial effects of this Bomedr, are equally Prompt and Cortala in all derangements of the NERVOUS AND BLOOD SldTJEMd, being unsurpassed as a Nemu* Tonic, and gen- $£» orator.of nea ane health blood wliiln for cases of Ooneral Debility, Loss of Strength, Flesh awl t*\ Appetite, Dyspepsia, Nenralicit, Paralysis, 1 Ohronls. Bjonehlti ^sthma. Scrofula, Chronic Plarrhcea, it is tha most (tfflcacions trsatmSnf kii 'wn. A Faib TSIAL t» a CsarAix Cuax.

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HYPOPHOSPHITES!!

(Made from thn Formula af Dr. J. F. OhurchUI or Paris,) 11 tho best remedy known to Medic* Science, ja every e%»e where the routine physician presenters '-Tonic#, Iron, Whisky, Ood-Bver Oil, (Jal iue," to., ami is approved by tha Msdioai I'rofussion g..uer#lly. USE NO OTHEH. mm- PBIOCS—la 7 or. Bottles, $1—SKWBffWr, *4' for 95. In It or., bottles $i!—Three far 9. Circnlars gratis. Sold by all respectable Druggists, and at the sole Qeneral Oopot ta tho United S ata?' hy J. WINCHESTER A OO. 36 John Street, ST. f. to whom all orders should be addresse-i.

For sala by ALL DRUGGISTS in terra Haute. ftjaprlS-Weowly

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omptfn and Certainly IN ALL STAGES OF

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