Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 October 1868 — Page 3

WEEKLY EXPRESS

Morning, October 28,1S68

KII.EY—Al LorVpnrt, VVern££.day, October 25 til at7Vcl*Kp. w. Speaking by W. K. Edwards and Charlen E.

FA TK'EJAS—^Sandford,Wednwdav, October 2£tb, at 7 o'clock P. W. Speaking Ly H. D.

Scott

and i*. B. O'naUy. OTTERCHEEK—At Tattles Mill, Tliui*dn., October Kith, at 7 o'clock p. M. Speaking by W a. McLean au'l Charles E. IToaford.

LIKTON—At Hartford, Thursday, OctoW 99th at 7 o'clock P.M. Speaking.hy ALBEIT Lanjre and C. W. Barbour. \*s •.-f

PBA1BIE CliKEK—At Middlotowa, Thursday October 29«h, at 7 o'clock r. M• hpealring bj F. Muzzy and Krasley Hamilton

PIEKSON—At the Baptist Cliurcli, 8aturu October 31st, at 7 o'clock P. H. Speaking IJ D. Scott and W. K. Edwards.

SKVINS—At Sulphur Springs, Saturday, ticto ber 31st, «t 7 o'cleck P. M. Speaking byO. W, Barbour and AH'oTt Lange.

Tbo Kepublicaii organizations in each township will please sen that the meetings are fully attend ed. Everybody, without reference to politics, is Jnvited to attend. Tho ladies are especially in vited.

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MCLEAN -will addresa his

fdlow-citljxns at the following times and plat Gospcrt, Thursday night, October 29tli. Bloomington, Friday night, October 30th.

Ifarrodsburg, Satnrilay night, October 31st.

THIS Buerger Zkitung, is to be published tri-weekly.

THE Journal understands that Mr Voorhees haa received hia certificate of election.

WB learn that there area number of cases of scarlet fever in the city at present, but have heard of but three deaths ?from the disease.

MKSSBS. SIMPSON AND PIERCE address ed a large and enthusiastic meeting at Lost Oreek Township House on Monday

ae#Sfitng.

THE large fire cisterns now being con getructed for the city, will be put in use HS soon as completed. The one al tho public square corner will bo ready to fill with

Water within the next ten days.

MAJOR CARTKR'S popularity is evinced by the fact tknt in every county in mo District, corrcc.t official returns show that he ran ahead of .the Rtulo ticket.

OUR Democratic friends who were disgusted with tho inakriety of Blab, on his recent appearance in this city, are cordially invited to hear Mr. Colfax next Saturday.

MARRIED.—At the residence of the bride's father, in this city, on tho 2Cth inst, by the Rev. S. M. Stimson, Mr. Charles E. Grover to Miss Emma J. Buttoa, both of Terre Haute.

BUT a very small squad of Democrats Trent over as Indianapolis, Monday, to hear Horatio. 'That party isn't much at demonstrating, but it holds a strong hand •when you come to voting.

THE affidavits of Messrs. Turner and Filbeck, contesting the election of Messrs". Hollinger and Stewart, are crowded out of this issue by a pressure of other mattor.

EVKBY REPUBLICAN in this county and vicinity, should make arrangements to attend the grand Republican rally on the 31st. Schuylor Colfax will be bore with, out fail thiB time.

THE Democratic pretence that the hitherto Republican Israelites of this city will vote for Seymour is a canard of high proportions. Ten Democrats will vote for Grant, for every Republican Jew who will vote against him.

MR. SAMUELFSTTIJIAER, ofPike couns ty, while making sorghum molasses, got his hand caught in the mill between the roller8,cruahiBg his hand and arm above the wrisi—mashing the bone to pieces and causing amputation at the elbow. Being old and feeble, feais are entertained as to his recovery.

JA^IES HILTON, of this place, when returning from North Vernon, Monday evening about 8 o'clock, was halted and robbed of near $60. Mr. Hilton was also beaten and bruised badly by the highwaymen. During the past year sevoral persons have been robbed on the highway between Vernon and North Vernon. It is becoming very unsafe bo travel between tho two towns after night.— Vrmon Banner.

LARCENY.—A man by the name of "William Edwards was arrested on Sunday lest, and brought before Mayor Cookerly, on the charge of stealing five hogs from Ge®rge W. Watkins. The examination was set for last Monday, at 11 o'clock, and the defendant required to give bail in the sum of three hundred dollars for his appearance at that time, which he gave. When the time for trial came tho aforesaid Edwards was not on hand, whereupon his recognizance was declared forfeited, and the bond, with the proper certificates thereon, were promptly filed in tho Clerk's office.

HONEY CRKKK MEETING.—The meeting last night at tho Township House ia Honey Cr6ek was largely attended by the patriotic and Union-loving people of that Township. Col. K. VY. Thompson made one of the very best of speeches, in which be discussed tho political issues of the day in a plain and masterly manner. I. N.Pierce and the Hon. E. Hamilton also made short speeches. This Township will roll up an increased majority for Grant and Colfax and the Union.

PRAIRIETON MEETING.—A very large audience greeted Col. W. K. Edwards and Hon.-A. Lange at Prairieton on Monday evening. Many ladies were present and a few Democrats incurred tbo risk of excommunication from their party by appearing at a Republican meeting. Messrs. Edwards and Lan^c spoko in their usual happy vein, sending home the great truths of tbe Republican gospel. Before the close of the meeting Col. J. P. Baird put in appearance and was ordered to answer forth-with. He complied with tho order in a good speech wbieh was heard with close attention and marked ellecL

The speakers are eloquent, in praise of the cordial welcome which they found in Prairieton, and desire especially to acknowledge the elegant hospitality of Mr. Palmeyer.

THRIUO.^U£H$66 ia^RBEEN very active in this city sincethe State, election.— ITumexous

1!fJada^appeared

Mfssas, TtTBsrtii Axp JVLBKCK, late candidates dor too offio^i&f Clerk! and Sheriff Of thteecranty/^fil^at tho Auditor's offico, oh ^aturd»y, tyA/GOs of their intention to contest the/ /election of Massrr Hollinger ahd JStiiM&Tf.

ABM BROKE^.^A German boy, natned Langen, tyyntad ^IAjQ£gf ,jk^ stiable opposite tllra utftnft H«w^ydfter|l ay, but being an inexpert equestrian he lost bit balance and came to. the tuj^j denly, breaking an arm. Atd ,* H'-aWS imik 'J" V&ifi

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THAT portion of the Bnntin H6use which was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst. is to -replaced ^in the fAost thorough and substantial manner, with all modern improvements, dufiD# tthe present fall orearly winter. Proposals for carpenter's work are already invited.

Bio VEGtETABi^.—S'he following vegetables are just received by Capt. OrtiH McAnderson, grown by his brother, iT. G. McAnderson, 1^ miles from Denver.

XJabbage—(Drumhead) larger, diameter 18 inches smaller, 2 inches larger, nircumferance, 5 feet weight, 55 lbs.

Potatoes (Neshannock) larger, ciroupiich.e?

ferance, 18 inch Weight, 2f lbs, Onions— Larger. circdmferance, 17i inches smallerr-lf inches weight, 2 lbs.

Mr. MeAnderaon statc3 that liia'ceighbors have cabbage weighing GO lbs. potatoes 5 lbs. onions 4£ lbs. ''tntnips lbs beets over 50 lbs. each a ji- ""rs id) u:

D. W. VOOKHEKS, in his speech ait Indianapolis, the other night, claimed td' owo his election to the votes of soldiers.— To the people of this city, such a .statement is simply a huge joke. It is "well known, here, that less than 'dhe twentieth of the soldiers of Terre Haute voted for Voorhees. It ia known, two, that tlyt socalled soldiers' organization which supported him and did'^M fcr^ufy toS him on various occasions, cou^rf "never Ue in-« duced to give thoir. public Mr. Voorhees shows little gratitude to the railroad.,gangs in Oweu county, and to his hordes of imported iriends, when he attributes his apparent election to the yot63 of soldiers.

We have been disposed to devote our available shot to nobler gamo than D. W V., pending the Presidental canvass, but his singularly facetious claim has been viewed in a serious light by a great majhy soldiers and they have requested us to repel what they regard as a slander upbn their militarv and politicBl record,

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HON. F. M. MEREDITH, Director of the Southern Penitentiary, has returned from an official visit to that institution,, and gives us the following information T^e prison had paid all its expenses during the two years' term now about closihg, and has a balance in the treasury. The Directors will be able to make a better report than any of their predecessors have done. They can say to the legislature that the appropriation of $12,.r)00, intended to defray expenses ha3 not been^touched, and that there is no prcbability4nat it will be required. The sanitary condition of the prisoners is excellent and their deportment as good as could reasonably be expected. There are about 417 male and 12 female convicts', three of tihe latter having first been sent from-l^iis county. The term of one of the Directors, Wm. L. Ferrier. of Charlestown, will Expire with this year, and a successor v|ill be elected by the incoming Legislature-.

REAL ESTAE TRANSTERS.—The following transfers of real estate appear upon the Recorder's books since our last reu% .teste** Port i, ..

John Hess to Thomas SSSodgras^, |2 acres in Riley township for $450. Henry A. Oatondorf to Eunetie A, Waterhouse, lot in*1"'Boudinot's sul»-divis-ion for $2,500.

Enoch N. Wyeth to John W IIsll h»t in tho city for $303. .E John C. Ross to George W. Arm^rtMtg, a tract of land in Prairieton townshi for $1,500. T!'

Isaac F. Donham to Riloy Whittt%j interest in 40 acres in Pierson

hpnie meljocUfflijday.

at ohiirch,

yesterday^. i*n Tfiead-^Rrf for which the pt^beW,|flf Profits im a it 5 W 3-J.

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for $200. is«sBsp^?| Robert Don ham to Riley Whltnfey terost »n 40 acres in Pierson V:wnship for $200.

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Mary Ann Rockwell ttVj^ffres Tkreblood, interest in 57 acre^s in Prairie Creek township for 411,500,. "Willis Simmons, guardian- tO" Trueblood, interest in 57 arresJn^Pralrie Creek township for $400,

John lvizcr, Sheriff, to John Fox, tract of land in Riley township for $91. Carrie Gharleeo to James Lynch, lot in Sibley's addition for $350. .lames Judkins to Jules Hourlet, lot iu Ross' sub-division for $1,000.

G. W Ketcham to Edward Rol1? 20 acres in Pierson township for $400. Wm. McCush to Jos. Grover,' lpt in Grover's sub-division for $450.

Tressa Wyeth to same, lot in Givers' sub-dirisi«n for t.^OO. Wm. Kile to Trustees PrairietofiT!o%nship, lj acres in Prairieton t.r $250.

John H. Watkins to W- M. Watkins 20 acres in Lost Creek towDship For $500. W. M. Watkins to T.J. BagBeil, 24 acres in Lost Creek township for $600.

L. J. Matberly to Mablon Ridge, 10 aores in Prairieton township for $194. John W. Rosa to same, 10 acres in Prairieton township for $300.

Francis Hay to John G. Funkhouser, lot in Parsons1 sub-division and lot in Jewett's sub-division for $1,500.

Nicholas Mead to Wm. Mead, 40 acres in Riley township for $400. W. Rippetoe to Beni. Bvinger, terest in tract ot land in Stigar Creek township for $600. \/i

J( H. Blake, Guardian to Isaac -Bryant, 40 acres in ^rjuric jgjgg^ township for $300... -s. if iaa«p^

Oliver WrigM~to tnd others, G9 acr^n Ot\f Cro^ JoWjasblp

THE AUDITOR has prepared and sent jt ,the ppii I nil |e .M^ti®^lwtlli 34 oji iiwrnif

HEAVY PIGUKES.—The majority of John D. Hunt, Republican candidate for Clerk of Farke county, ia 2,256.

MESSRS.. JOHN HANKY & (Jo

XSSBS OHH ANEY & Co. have Bhels of now about !W,*. 15,000 bushels ou band.

TRADE is decidedly looking up. Our wholesale houses are doing a good busi lejrsiiji msarl.Ti erarsr line,

REPUBLICANS! Keep up your organ r:ation8! Beware of over-confidence Let not a man be absent from his place at the polls on election day.

MARRIAOE J^TCENSES were issued lastj quality. It is now selling by the week, by tbe^unt^C'ferk, to the follov|q p&itriikd& W& ing parties: Michael Haag and Alary M. Smith. A SULLIVAN County Democrat, who was in the city on Saturday, inquired if "this Blah, that's makin' sich a fuss in the Dimicratic party, is the same Blah that was in Andy Jackson's kitchen Cab inet." He wanted to know, you know.f»

Tilbert March anil Jufta Ann Stewart James W. Stark tfnd Mary Burbee. James R. Napper and Nancy E. Tryoi). David J. Laach and Sybilla Corbey. Frederick F. Markle an4*EUa( B-5iuti John Mitchell and Potty *lWopfi\ Andrew McHalo and Susnn L. Kawlejj. Reiley Stone and Elixasbfth McGinn, John L. Steadraan and Rebecca Walsd tf

CORN.—A heavy dealer in grain informs us that the corn crop in this section is about an average in quantity and somewhat loss than an average as to uality. It is now selling by the wagon

SHERIFF KIZER returned on Saturday from his trip to Jeffersonville, having icts to uthern penitentiary, where, it is hoped, they will deport themselves int an exemplary manlearl UM S&,

ELOPED.—A gentleman from Cincinnati wag in., the ,.city Friday making nnxious'fi^ftfrlwrelBive tb^bfs' wffe^ who departed from his domicile, in the Queen City, threo days ago. He had succeeded 0 a a this place but lost the trail here and returned to his home a sadder it not wiser man. .. v...A r—I Krriij.1

LADY in a certain county in thia State, which was visited by Morgan and his men, .on their celejbrated^aid. mAdtf' "hit^w^feHl^e sJfdi'nM'fbe^and Democratic pow-wow at the county-seat, tne Saturday before the election, 'remind^ed

fher|

gf the Mo|g^ r»id,'| -A^bore

"happy or more truthful comparison could hardly be imagined.

EVENUB OI^ON. 1

inquiry of a Revenue Assessor, a? to whether ®^d cigar boxe? cpuld a^ain be Vs^d to pack cigars, Commissioner Collins replied j,^l'The la^ ^requires |h#t cigars shall packed in boxes whicn have not previously been used. Thia provisipn is explicit, a|d|to use boxes for| c|gbrs I second time would be an infringement of the law, though suoh.boxes ^were thoroiig1ily:

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raayne tug' iV-: ^'4~gr

P^o^^iV^pAfit AJCIDENTj,.—Abner Efeines, a carpenter about forty-five years of age, "wl£ile» engaged In£hingling the roof of a honse" on Second street just be-

breaking several ribs and his breastbone. Dr. Link was called in and did all that was possible for the relief of the injured man. We understand, however, that there is little, if any, hopo of his recover y.

OUB Masonlc.friends will be interested in the fdllowing which we' take" from a Fort Wayne dispatch of the 23d inst.

The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of this State, adjourned to-day after electing and installing the following officers: H. G. Hazelrigg, ot Lebanon, ^Grand High Priest Chestnut {gdf^fSMt! I^y/Orand ign Priest Hugh Hanna, of Wabash, Grand King Alex. Thomas, of Terre Haute, Grand Scribe Charles Fisher, of Indianapolis, Grand Treasurer W. Bramwell, of Indianapolis, Grand Secretary. yjrhpAjuitial Report of the Grand High Priest shows the Order to be in a very prosperous condition in every respect. j,

The next annual meeting will be hel$ at Franklin, on the second Wednesday ih October, 1869." /«-.,

AoerbBNT.—^m^-P? Kelllyr an

Irishman of advanced age, who resided at tho corner of Fourth and Mulberry Sts., was instantly killed Wednesday morning under the fallowing cihJumstahces: He was engaged in drawing gravel from the pit north of the city antf,^ fcoihe means not well4under#tood| yrs& .thrown from his seat ori the wagon, falling in front of one of which passed over hi3 neck. The hind wheel also passed along until it rested bn his neck, When the team stopped. When the driver of the next team came uplta found Mr. Kelley in the condition jbove described,dead, his neck having been broken. The deceased had a

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land in Sugar Croek tjbFnship for $30. Claybourne Hall to Geneva Goldschalck, lot in Buman's sub-division for $500.

circle of acquaintances,

among whom he was highly respected ss a WG&thy, honest and industrious man. He leaves death

familv to mourn his sudden

jpottrinl$ speakioe of^the election 1.Id piSximJsa^sC Jt%

THE

oti the ^Wdntend to move on your works with redoubled vigor and determination, and^j^^'p|ltry^mjjer^y i|^^^wept

ece ara^at leastfourjor fivejhundred

Siore in this county. If we do not largely in-

is county. If we do not largely increase our. majority on November 3d, it itiiftfiii fi^y But the Democracy are working with desper^A^i^ ^j|»ll ey«rp4ot|*nd p|bM^'Mii^^i^eveqiNWfcwr^c^ef 6ur friends must see to it that our full strength js shown*on that day, or they may "hear something drap" that wil not be very pleasant or creditable. There is no tiitefc't"Vj^rk ^utfst be done. Will you do it? v,

Republicans to work before the election. If every m^n will do his duty, paucb good nrey l^ ^biie iii'il^t short time.* 5tt*1s to be hoped that no Republican will cease to labor, and that most assiduously. It is jjgljthinlhe power of ^asuUicau|to largely ^nfras^ ouPLaj^ity this county, and by vigorous and active work it may be done.

A sHl#IJMnilIi^ity baa 8hlppe Wer^00DT)arfali"oT'flour sihpe the mid die of July, -i'^l Jf' i-U

SATUBDAT, October 31|t, is the day ItafiHteljl fixid fJjHhj^^ax'faed^rr, al Court I&usef Square. *|«s

CHANGE OF TIME.—Hon.Schuyler Cklon

M., instead of Friday, as heretofore stated

DEMOCRATS don't like to give up tbe money they have lost on Hendricks.— We hear of several cases in which tbey

refute to surrender the stakes. )t('l *iV

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THE CIRCUIT OojrBT, Thursday, sentenced X^££baili Joaii (alias "Toad") to two years in the penitentiary. Crime, grand larceny. The Court stands, ^adjourned to November 16tb. .it

?]&• pskalol/in iinlrr/ptc|' joh!n F. Jameson, of Wj^ash ^nty, was filed on Wednesday, making' eight hundred and twenty-nine cases in the state. ,«t| 3

THE Indianapolis Sentinel indignantly denies |^at-. A. M. Putftt^baf gfojwe out for Grant and Colfax. Well, Grant and Colfu^dott't jaeed him tbii time. •gp&f

ELDER J. M. HENRY took leave of his congregation of the Christian Church, in New Albany, last Sunday after a pasto goes

AIon uiuauji nub kiuuunr. »noi

Vernon, died very suddenly, Thursday evening. While in the act of pulling a turnip in his garden, ho was taken with a fit, And &ied almost Instantly.,

AFoot WAYNE Democrat, bus advertised for pyopoaala forthe building of tunnel, from his residence to the business portion of the city. He says that he is tired of being asked, "How's Ohio and Pennsylvania?'' 1 lj i" i&iif-'l

whilo climbing on a freight train of tho Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Raiiroad, was run over and killed.

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THE following is a list of officers elected by the Grand Lodge of Good Templars, now in session at Logansport: 6. W. C. T.—S. T.' Montgomery.

G. W. ^Counselor—Rev. M. H. Mendenhall. G. W. Sec.—D.R.Pershing.

Rockville Republican

H.AS^AII^L'VOR-

ity for saying that no lws than thirty Republican voters neglected to go to the polls, in a single township in Parke county, at the election just, past Is, not tuch negligenoe inexcusable in-^any man professing, to belong to the Republican party

THERE was a pretty full vote polled at the State election, but there were notwith standing A large number of Republicans who faifed to deposit their ballots.— Within the personal knowledge of many of our readers there are enough who failed to vote to have swelled the Republican majority in this county greasy- Let pgr friends see to it that every one of these votes is polled for Grant at the coming election. Every one is needed.

FOB THE PBNITENTIABY.—Sheriff Ki-. zer^started for the Jeffersonville Penitentiary, Friday, with tbe following convicts

Michael Saxton. grand larceny, two years. George Wilson, grand larceny, three years.

Margaret A. Brannan, burglary, two years. Alonzo Teneyeck, grand larceny, four years.

Wm. T.^6nkling7f"gi»iid"larceny, two years.'

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Lucy Matthias, grand larceny, two years. Elizabeth Jones, grand larceny, two years.

PORCINE.—-As the pork season apoaches we ittotica our packers sro beginning to stir themselves in preliminary matters. Already the harbinger of the forthcoming carnival of "blood and llesh" is hq&i|l in tl^e dih Of the Saw and hatchet, and the several houses are boing rapidly put in condition for operations as soon as the weather w»H permit.^jAniong-the gentlemen who"propose engaging in the btiSiheM this seifsorf We hehlf''of Messrs. Early & Son, Warren, Reiman, and Duncan. There may be others but it is yet too early to determine- No doubt all the hou^es^ w'1' he, qccupied with, perhaps, the exception of "Farrington's."'

It is too early to qonjecturo ,Avith any degree of reliability as to the hog ^rop or the probable range of prices. The "cholera," during the last faw years, has made such extensive decimations among the porcines as to materially contract the operations of dealers. In this immediate section it is thought the ravages of dis-

Ea^bnot beerigo severe as in previons years. There is a prospect of competition and a lively trade. ti

The time arrived and the audience ar rived. The Democracy, with a few live Republicans, turned out to hear the Hon. Col. After all had gathered who were likely to come, the crowd numbered just thirteen, five of whom were Republicans four of the remainder were boys, not old enough to cast theirjfirst vote by a|| year or two. The Col. was disgusted with the Hea of •uchtftn:Sjudien«e^ arfd coociuded that something was gie matter, and so it happened be did not speak bis little pifce t. ,1 •»«.!% MSBfrGJ it- T.

OS* of the few things1 that the iTorth and South will probably ever fully agree upon "is witt "itarreu.s ogetaple Hair RSBtoratftQ* net ©nly^et89t'preventiw the ttair failing out, but also tile liie&t efre»ing before the public. It richly deserves the "Silver Medal" awarded by the New Hampshire State Fair. Dubttqwe Times. 28dwlw

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The Neit TIce President r^lthe United State

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SCHUYLER

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ScrtB, a^S old Citizen of

Indiana's Fftvtfrile iSciny

Will address the people at Court Square, oti SATORDAY, Octohcr aiit, at one o'clock in tho aftt^noofl,, ,,(3(lher distinguished Speakers hnvo ^bccn. invited and will positively bo present.

Let the people turn out en wtnwi and close the campaign with a demonstration worthy of tho cause, and worthy of our

Uiistrious standard-bearers.

INDIANA NEWS at

THE majority of General J^i^i^li Treasurer of State, is 1,191. ai .ituewr 1 i-!*A

ANDRBW B. DBBOBP: of IVTI^ has filed his petition in bankruptav, Mi* Z» iff -fwH" t?'i t—• r- F:»go3

TUESDAY evening, hear tho Noble street bridge, Indianapolis, a boy named John Currt»n, about eleven years old

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THK cattle disease prevails in -Harrison county. sww,. .:»i

THK VNRCBHHES Gazette irsiV*"' Kfa'dx county declares for Col. R. W. Thompson !f T£f JJJfi" jj for United States Senator.

THERE are one hundred and nineteen Homcepatbic physicians in the »State ff Indiana.

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'THERE is some talk of a railroad being huilt from Logansport to Bloomington, Illinois.

HON. BARNABAS C. HOBBS, of Wayne county, has taken charge of the office of Superintendent of Public Instrhction. 4 -Jti /i

THE total vote of tho"Stale, exclusive of Perry county, i3 $332,105, wbich indicates a population of two million spnls for our State. 1

THE suit of Lambdin P. Milli^an against the loyal men of Indiana has been transferred tho United States Circuit Court.

"ONE man killed and another badly wounded" is the report Irom the Srymour demonstration at Indianapolis Monday night. I

THE next Indiana Legislature will contain five gentlemen by the nameJcf Johnson, two Robinsons, three Willjamfl', two Smiths, two Wilsons,1 And two Ham-, iltons. v6: .••• J{•.?«! MA' ,j

WILLIAM STALLINQS, an old and highly respectable citizen of Spanoer township, Harrison county, died at bis residence in that county, on the 22d inst in the 87th year ofhisage. i*St

AT Evansville on Saturday night three young men who had been training with the Seymour "critter" company gave in their names and were properly registered members of tbe "Young Men's Grant Cavalry."

THE workmen engaged in boring [the artesian well at tho Crescent City SpHng( Evansville, on Saturday, at a lepth of about 625 feet, struck a good vein of strong saltwater, sufficient, it jsbelifeved, to suppiy an «bunda^noe. o.t wa»er for bathing purposes.

A RTICLES OF A In diana Gas Works Bui Kiing Company" have been filed with tbftj|»Ctetary "'f State. Capital stock, ob-ject-ojf. the Association trr carry on, at Indianapoli?, the manufartuneof machinery for the generation of gas, jinfi fixtpreSi connected with its use.

THE Indianapolis Journal of iho 1 sayt:'"T!ie official vote^'of,%ippecano?counly arrived vestorday at tlie S^ reto ry of State's office,-^tlMiit 4^ accident in all its magnificent journey seventy-miles. It gives Balrer 3t8E7 ttnd Hendricks 3,411, a RopubliciiB of

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EDITOB EXPBESS Last Saturday night was the lime set for the Hon. Thomss i)4wltng to- address the Democracy of Otter Creek township, and to try to enthuse the people, by telling them of their leaders noble deeds, and, of course, to deny 4he feet tbit Frank *ever said that General Grant should not take his seat

Perry county is still out-Y

THE Bank Of Saleni, Salexu, ljurned six hundred and seventy-wrves doltar^ ol" its outstanding circulation at tbe^fficd of the Andltor of State yesftrdAy-^ -Th^so were all the notes of-thstbank in cir0u» a

The Bank of Saletn, at New Albany^ alio btrmed ftw iMiudred sod dollars, whidi rdboes iW notes to abont fifteen hundred dollars.

ON Frrlay ^ait ^%ou#g $an named Anthony Wilmeyer met with a severe accident while %nt bunting W" near Cumberland, i/i ^Wnrr,0O

Marion

FOR house and lot, nkWf tro^t .property* an South itreet, for $1,200, one-half down, balance 00 tittle/ st Blake's Land Agency, on Ohio street.( 28d3wl

Tms 'Notelty Clothes Wringer HAS cog-nrhAels on BOTH ends of tbo Rollers, K^/cb gives it great strength and durabOjfyj 'fetfBiado obviatJn the noceaeky of pinning down one end of the oppor Rol~ Wio keep the cog-wheels in gear, which .^niifA^&done where COMMON cog-wheels am used' ONLY onkyva «nd. w4t-d413

SALK —Houses and Lots in every pai-t oftho city, on terms to suit purchasersi' Apply at Blake's Land Agency, pn Ohio street.1? tovp-arr-jy 28d2tWlti I

HBAJTH GIVING WINE.—Some time sinec ifr ,A Speer, of Passaic, New Jer, soy, presented us with a bottle of hfs Port iGrapo WiuOk

HORSE THIEVES nfllict Grant county. n.u MADISON to havo a

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r%o

feared the Clerk has started on foot i9*"1 gbt lost in the Wyandotte Cave a fc

TWELVE dollars and fifty couts wortv of land, was deeded to the nine men cnmposing tho Democratic swearing Committee ofEvsnaville, in order to qualify them as "fr.ep-holdera, -to'.'swear through*'• their friends from tho other side jf. tbe Ohio at the late election Two -of* the nine are undar b,ondion a cliaj-g'i, of fid?e swearing, at the Spring «l«c*iMt..

Kcouoty.

JLown ship,

He b|^ been riding ia

wagon, an,V jn g«ttias:»it,.^ifi^ed up tlw gun by the 1 •arret atuS drfi*r it towards him. The lock CatV^hflb stfthnething and the gun was discharged into his arm above the elbow, shattering it so badly as to render amputation necessary.

In our turn, we presented

it to A'friend who was in feeblo health. After -giving tbe wine a few triajs, our friend assures us he dorived marked benefit from its uso. Wo fini that many invalids in this city are using Speer's Port Grajw Wrne with the same beneficial re-

Druggists keep it. 24dwlt 3f-5

FOB SALE.—A small Farm, 33 acres, all in fine condition, within 3 miles of town. Price $2,000, one-third down, balance on time. Enquire at Blake's Land 28d2twitg^' Asconcy, on Ohio street.

WHY is the UNIVERSAL WRINQEB the. best Because it ha* Rowell's Improved Double Gear, and the PATENT STOP, which prevents thct cogs from entirely separaT»idgi—(See advertisement.) w4t-d4tS.

FOR SALE.—Forty-one acres in Pierson, goqd improvements, for $800—$300 down, balance on time, (till November 18tfcy then withdrawn) at Blake's Latd Agency, on Ohio stroot. 28d2wl.

No Clothes Wringer can bo durable with the double friction of cogs at both ends, which can play out of gear and not touefy together when most needed. The "UNIVERSAL" haa not these fatal objections, and is WARRANTED DURABLE. -rsfcfeJOSWg1J -•'».. ai 3j»taaii.fs wm S'WWta« r. 8'JW

J-'

AT DELPHI, on tbo evening after tbe election, two hundred tickets were sold for Louisville, Kentucky. I

THK Evansvillo Courier reports the measles to be raging as an epiijemiic in he or on of it I

SALE.—A Lighter, now on west bank of Wftbafeb', opposite the city, cheap. Apply at Blake's Land Agency, on Ohio street** 28d2twlt.

T&« great objects of all good men, is to supplant vice with virtue, overcome evil with good, institute blessings for curses, and thus become the benefactor* of the iiumaa family. This is precisely what Dr. Armistcad i3doing by substituting his pure, safe and reliable TONIC Si'RUP for hundreds of poisonous and dangerous remedies for CbillB and Fever now in tho market. It is positively the only TONIC SYRUP fit for general use. Cct 21 w2w

^THJS Rollers in the Novelty and Champion Clothos Wringers can be separated at BOTH ENDS. Buy no others. s.n» -J. w4t-d4tS a

1 11 1

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians, for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor^ aug!5-dw3m.

JELOWER POTS, both large and small Just received atFoote Seed Store. Al^o, bulbs of the Japan Lily, very cheap, and a fow of the magnificent Gold Banded Lijy

Clothes Wringer can do its work evenly aud easily willi one end of the Rollers pinned together. The Novelty and Champion Wringers have not this objection. Examine before you buy. st• w4t-d4tS »4i im ,s*ii TJ.NI".•:—L—___ ^|CHE Dollar Corset best fitting in town

A W is S a to 2 6 As.# WKISZ will sell Ladies' Merino Unler "TVear and Hosiery cheaper than any bouse in tewn. Go and see. 27dwtf.

SKIRTS I SKIRTS!! SKIRTS!II—Everybody buys them at Weisz's factory, whero they can get them repaired free when T,NW

«4i

LOCAL NOTICES.

An rnflisputea Remedy,—it needs nu ivrgHmen to prove that Constipjtlon of the Bowclx is oue of the most dangerous complaint* wbh-ii can lief A I mankind. Nothing Is more common and fatal, and everyone affltetsd with it ought to hnT0 iiuKudUte reconreo to a safe and spuedy remedy liho MISHLIB'S HERB BITTKB8 for •ncli it Is as is fcroyed by testimonials witbont number, and is admitted by *11 medical men who know anything about Its natnre, purposa »nd operations. Its effects are woR^erftal in cases of mental and physical depression, arising from indigestion, costiveness, or bilians secretions. It will positively cure the worst form of chronic constipHtion, anrsptendid fmify th« patten^ A^hist fntnre attacks. Sold by all droits HO pers. 28dwlw

C0HCEHTBATED INDltiO ^ks LIUODRR.—Frw frexu OMIIC AcidChemist* Certificate. A Patent Pocket Pincushon or Emery Sag

I* KACS TVUn CZNT BOX.

IforSulf by all respectable Grocers MdDruggtata. R. .Coox 4 SON, and at Depot 105, Sooth Frcnt Street, 'rttfartBlpbia. JyaOawSm

SPECIAL NOTICES.

-M

••i 'S t-• S ietricban CloaVttiK- "W* f: Woottilla Clo*bin(f. tMe-irMth Scarlet Opera Glotbl* (J j,o1u,M«^wiJUi Blue Opera Uloth. V« Hfefi colors Plaid CloakinR, 6-4 *W«. Second

inT0,ce Wfcter

Prooft-

TOEUL. BIPLEY OO. Corner of 5th and Mais

rt-

W O iN" E L! HoW either may Instantty gain the nndy-

ffvasa '"'.r-

!?. fer 215.cents. K^IKX) sold. .Ad blor AU»*ilea CO., KAmi •«-, *ork.

gPKCIAI. ATTKS'"'««V: SOMET MING NKW TN ttw ««T»t I*®*1** ^u»er0»Uto'

Gr-oUs, /or°lit.Vat oCed V\««. *C. OFF*LE« mxw MtkcKl A'o cuue for Sotidw or

,^J) Jv--

AGENTS

S £s».r*

A.GBB1MSH & CO.

87 cornhlll aad 75 Coart §».,

Agent*.

SPECIAL NOTICES# nm-.il ii li 1,'n" WOBdAM#"

TOB MMBMABMU

«hoarsen. Nai osrtyio, rkxu. tail* cxxnylaiwf c*| Ijnu ttitl 6ft wtlhoqt lavottios ,th# JwfcUh Ol fe4fvMn«t in^rt MckneM and pnawkifitiMIraM' K.iui*s»-

sacrttk# l»r RrtO*Wtohami»o W iwk. The MX

ESSSi uonMsstmi eoaspUtati ptelia«M^ka«x.v IXr.utBaLri'A SxxtAftBwwh--u«»dtadi tin inn hnaTrejft of others appii drvj^istt

Sftoiniilonco.Md.OeWfrf

JwwMrtfirn*i»

dn In tiionco, a&' /t$dr«j^isttMd "fee ttem witt

IT tan ml be Uxm wltk Hwh«Y«iaf aears, or ay ply tamedlea.wlUctL .mjkjbe 'woold

aiay bt prodacod Miai «cc«aaJr« azkaaatioaof the. powwa of Uls, lwiafcotio«»»«pky»^nt, nnwhoieB^mo air an pt&m .martnmttou, the iliaortsa eMW-Wrth, Jr if far ofteoev c«»o4 rit»tJnti, ap plied to tU» «oi»coua ®eB»^r^a»9f tlj»e Tafina it-

Sf^rr.vt®Wlnf^he"t«n«rt

romplatnt*, •onta»p»fct« U«. attau4»nt evils consoq»«nt upoath«a. uls but sirnjiO justice to the »atject te enamerato a few of the many additional caniw whfch %o largely afftct the n«e,b«allb, »ad kapphlew af worsen in ail cUsesof society.ewequmitv affect moreor loss airettlJr, tW WiMfKr# or the entire bonrna fiintlf. aiatite that exiata for precocious education aad aaantea*, caaMa tho vears that nature designed foroorooreal develop* w«nt to bo wasted and perrertedEn the restraints of dress, the «arly conlln«iBM»t or school, aad eprcialty in the unhealthy e*ci»»e*t of the ballroom. Thus, with the bidy half clotlwd, and tho mind uuduty excited by pl«asnr% Perverting in midnight revel the houw dcalgaed by aatttra for Bleep and h«t, tbe work Of dfflrttttsUoa is half sooompliah^d. 1 a cuDBequ^nco of tbli oftrly npoo tier nystf m, oun*6!te»ry *brt Urtd by the d«Ucata Tot«yi to restrain iter situation ia aehool at it later .lay, thus aggravating tha^Mil. tW'hen oue excitement is over, another la prospeotvre keeps the mind mortld?y wnttHtt ittpressoin, while tbe BOW oonstaBt restraint •£••whiouaWe Uross. absolutaiy foibidding tto exeiciso indts1 ensable to the attainment and relation of orK»nfc health aud rtreagthj the axpotnr»te nl«ht nlr thesuddMOHaBteof bmpewtui* rtecottpleto prostration produced by excessivo dancing, innnt, of ne^c^Mity, prodoe&ttielr legitimate «f»cr. At last, an oa»iy marriage caps the climax of mimry and^e Oatctrtnaate one, hitherto so uttrrly regardless of the ai«U|fls atad resnoastrances of her delKate ftattarf, bacomes an onwiMiag«^t«»f

fTbi*

fa bat

a trutnfaT picture ^ree experlence of thousouds of our youM A .. Long boforo tha aluUty to exercieo tbe fuaotlans ot tUe Bener^tlyeoTfam tbey wyire »n education of their pecunarivirfoits syiUin, composed of what ia called the ttwue, which is, in common with the female breast atkdtli», atldentI* under tha cowtrol of saatsl «W»tt»ss«id associations at an early period of life and, aa we nhall subsequently sesf, these emotions, when excessive. lead, long before puberty, te habits which sap the very life of the victims ere nature has srtlf-eompUted tkeir Jevelopta«nfc.

For Female WeaknaaB aad Debility, Waltes or Leucorrhoea, Too Pioluee Messtruatioa, Bxhaustlon, Too LongOonOnued Periods, tor prolapsus and Bearing Oown, or Prolapsus UUrl.weoffer the most perfect specific known: HBIiMBOLP.fl COMPOUND EXTBAUTOF BDOHU. Directions use, dlot, and advice, acefaopany.

Females in every period of Nffcj ftwn tarfancy to extreme old age, will find it a remedy to aid nature in the (Uncharge or ite ftmctions, St^ngth it thogloiy of mftuhood and womanhood. Hn.*-

KXTBACT Bucnn is more strengtheniBK than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron, infinitely safer, aud mpro jtoas^t. ExiraAcrr BCCHO, tw,indorsein tot of fh'e moi Unitod Statos, is now offered to afflicted humanity as a certain cure for tho following diseases ana simptons, from wbaUver cause originating:— General Debility, Mental and Physical DeprMeion Imbecility, Determination of Biood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, General Irritability, Restlessness and Sleeplojsness at Sight, Absence of Mhscnlar F.»oien«y, lKf*ofAppetlte, DyspepHia, Emaciation, Low Bpirits, Disorganization or Paralssis of tho Organs of Ueneration, Palpitation of the Hoart, and, in faot, all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitated state of the system. To insure the genuine, «ut this mt.— Ask for MamnoLD'a. take no

"tin^Tddrcs?^ Chemical Warehouse, 694 Broadway, N. Y. tar None are GESDINB unless done up in steetengraved wrapper, With fac-simiie of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed nMMBOLt)

oct21ieoi-weowJui.

66A

H. T. UELtSlMlJitU.

StandardlRemedy."'.. Such aaarticl^ia "Dr. Tobias' jT9ti"f

World" that stands mor^ on iM own merits than^the ^VenSHanJtlnin^Bt." Sthoiwand. of eertiftcatea'Cfttr Waefln at the bdCtor's office, attesting to its rare virtues. The great sale for Dr. Tobias, Venetion Liniment, has induced several mprinoipled pereoas to couniejfeit this ''Valuaki.. n^Tfiliii'ifere Sahtlvt d6 too careful Mo Remedy pftrcbftSei^ Ca'mfot to see that "Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment" is stamped on the glass, done up in yellow japer, gs are danmay re* semble the "Venetian Liniment" in color end smell, "beware of them."

giaiupcu Ull fcUO ft*«•«"»! -r

Hold by Druggists, end Store-keepers throngh m~- Qvp^t, lOfark Place, New lidwlm

out t&etffcitefrSfet ork.

Ladies Take Particular Notice^

utt ,-iawii-WMif.rnus. VVABKAMTKU FBKNCK HEBE FILLS, so celebrated many year* ago the reUef of fdmale ti

!°h"? of female jrregular

tiee, and dafte loyfaf

rwarde ent in

crimi are

aow*of^red"for sale for tTTe first tlme in Amte'ric* They have been kept in" comparative obscurity from the fact that the originator Dr. uhysician in Paris, of great wealth and str-ct ».

I....INIAA

CABTION.-M»rrled Ladies should nevar Uke them when there is any reason to believe themBalves

n""t a\v**MACOMBER,

Oaneral Airentfor Tlnlted

ITCH I IT.CH! ITCHI ncraATCH P^RS-TcifTBCRATUH I«, from ITT to *8 hours. ftjtcabta'a Olatmmt Itch," Aiif jtnn's oiatmeiit" ouree Salt Rheum. Makafs OJntment fw TeHW. ^liffiiav9i'^ri«Miit Wheatoa mxiatoa'a (UMtmpt: care».' **#f* *1**

OK »MW UKX rrice,50ewtialn HF MEU, «0 :CENJ|. Addreaa W«®FCS POTTTT, »O. 170 Washington fltreat, Boston, HSM: For by all Druggists

BWTON^BT. 18, LM7-3ta wdwly

i:s '-V

-|P AV**T "Ooftl tha nettle 9aa«fr we pluck the flower Safety," aays Shalnvwr*. »w»We lavalid. do you wish to piuck thi.«0«er If-o, l*Vlgor.t. yonr system BT6BA0H BITWHtS. Strength your eafety. JjgMkae*

BeW»fc.

th« toMt VeRetable limMfV' in tie world.— Not miMf tn-ittrtgo«si|f%ow6Tsr, but a geafie lsxativ^a mor« poWflfrWod depurent |hsu any nv^rit-d fad the b^t

combine to ml*r P*0**' ties that this rlrtiaAable vegetable specific pro A..^«v«.tlve, it to»*teU» dlr»«^

n'uysiiiu'e with

extra

reeistanf potef: aa *T«

ULE UiuMaiua CBe strength while RENTORLNH the ^•KLALM Tts ase

1 a REMEDY tbrtadfteetton,

ft Pateaouia

and the

housabold phrasaIn

WANTED!

DOLLAR SALE

GREAT ONE

.p^PI^ClAi IVOTICES. i-i GS&W rAixBo»8 maETbye .»• ijJt a ikNpi* ti fbllM.

OlirUti^ore^HalrPNMnaiire AUD MAOTlJISB 1« prepaMUW of equal" •«dnVa«ei iUc«»c»Bpon t^ ftair «iecUkaL. Itf^taa* aWy^loaram^ bin?, replace, haahnesa a!®* •OtatH*Ull((lftJ

viimi.iNlid.

b«m witu lMttr^*»Sdullaeee withgWW. Its nee ViUlacU»e tbe»tra^N«e* hiir to c*H and pr»veat the^twrtUKja taring gn. ftf, the f«vorite»t eywcjr toitot wh^ro it baab^h rrled, and aa atna^^j!a«i«ft^ehais fid»lhri| scarf or dMHUaf, MtdUtta«wlp •oia exfnHalWiy, is perfeci^y tov*l«abi».

So4i bp Druggist*, and applied hy alt flair Drissai a^ AIaim factory Ka. W Maislea Lane.— Prinoipai Depot fjo. aAetocfloMe. Hdwlm tnipanteoMi BOM ltk.

TLE-BOWELS MH'Y be cditive, or so the ouaa does Its wt rk w')J«L:tjr: FROM causee like these gaars AND|MAIN^ «DT»T*NCES ur which £MSON tho blood THE per*P|tatlonmay 6E cheeked

may

the feet

ito chiliad that thadr LHT|d exhaiafione

are

thrown back upon'the blood. HER* is Cause for pains, fevers, Inflammations. IN THESE casts BraOdreth's Pills are wortli

more than G^D. rive

•r tlx care at once. Remember thej core at once removfafc from the body those LUAFTTR* which poison tho ttooL and htake us sick.U'^hese celebrated Fills shonld be in in the house ready.

See B. BAAKNBKTH tn whits letters on the Government stcmp. Principal Agency,Brandrelh FIOUSE^SEW Tork.

Sold FEY at!Druggtstf. LIDWL

GIJIDK TO MARRIAXIE. Toanjf Men's fflifie t»'^ Happy STarrfige

and

CONJUGAL Teltrit THR hntnane VIEWS df benevolent1 Phy»lcii»hs, an the Errors AND ABATES inci-dent-FI Yonfh SJRD Early Manhood, TOU^YN sealed letter ETRVEFAPES, fi-s* of CHARGE. Ad.tresaj- HOW ABD ARS^QIATTOK, Box, V., Phllsdelphla, Pa.

,34i'

e" sepSidwSm

tLL k/ j_'*

i-: •••rr Tin

NA110NAL TRUST CO. or Titr mrr OSMTCW foa* a (d 1 Wo. BUOABWlVfj

Capital, ONE MILLION jftOLLARS. 1 fHABTlTRED Bf TBTE STATE*' OiBici K, BIAKOSJI. Pres't. JAS. Misaixx, Sec'y.

Receives Deposit* and allows TOOK PBR CENT INTEREST on 'all Dsiir RalMcee, subject to Cherk at ^igh*. nPHGfAIJ DEPOSITS for Six Months", or mote, may be made at rtveyw cent. The Capital of ONE MI L.LION DOLLARS is divided among ever 600 Shareholders, cosaprising many gentlemen of large wealth and financial experieaee, who are elan personally liable to depositors for ali obligations of the Oompeny to donbietbe amount of their cepltat stock. As the UATlONAIiTtttJST CO. receives d^nsits in large or small anion ntv aad permits them to be drawn aa a whole or in part by OHtOK AT SIGHT add WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest on am, DAJtr BAtAWCM, parties throaghout the oenatry ca#kM|aceonnte1n this Imtitution With speeinl advantage* ef security, convenience and profit. jelTdwfim

N E W A E W I S E N I E N S

TLA KE S LAND AGENCY, JJ On Ohio Street, botwjsen Third and Fourth. Lands Bought aad Sold oa Beasesahlc Tom ul83len. $500,000 worth of detirable City aud Country Property for sate, Houses fer rent. oet28dw6m

STATU!Common

OF INDIANA, VIGO COUKTT, S3: Vigo Fleas Oourt, December Term,

1868.

John 1«. Hoed,

T»-

J-

Divorce,

Caroline Hood,

»*—S

On this day, to-wit, the 2lst of October, A. D., 1868, coaies tbe PlalntlfTday

Bay Bitter

hi* Attorneys, and file their complaint herein also an affidavit showing that the Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Neticais therefore hMefcy given

Lini'

ment." It has stood before the public for 21 years, aud has never failed giving satisfaction in a single instance. Every drop of this valuable compound is mixed by Br. TOWM ,£imself, therefofe, it can always be rttted%iron. ft is warranted superior to any other, for the cure of Chroiuo Rheumatism, Toothache, Headache, Bore Throat, Vomiting, Frosted Feet, (Vamps, Croup, Butns, Outs, Sea Stekntfs, H»»ct. Sr^ins, Cholera, Colic, Spasms, Dysentery, Bruises, Colds, Coughs, Old Sores, Swellings, Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest. There is no medicine iu the

the said De

fendants of the filing and pendency of this proceeding, and that the same will be beard and determined at the next

Term of our^sald Court,

COMMENCING on the third Monday of December next A. DN MBS. Attest: RUFU3 H. SIMPSON, 28w3»-Prff6,00 «lerk,

QTATB OF INDIANA, VIGO O OOTJJITT —88 —Tlgo Common Pleas Oourt, Deceatber

Term, 1868. .,.4 .J.?

Corcella J. Well, ,... v*.' Divorce. Samuel H. Weil,

On this

day,

to-wit, the 22d day of Octo

ber, A. D., L&M. cornea the Plaint iff, by Baird FC (Jruft, hor Attorneys, aud flies her complaint herein also, the return of the Sheriff OF Vigo ceanty.showing that the

baa wUbb^l'l tncin

,.„j ehonid be employed In overcoming femaleobto be truly omnipotent

coasciontiwus. from geaeral WW, I' for anlawful purposes. btt°stlngopeahtbeflood gates from whatevercanie stopped them but they are [offered U. M.t Axblle All fc^l%itlmatot#, aisJ *5 »rbi*& 3«aielllhem w«fe«i^i# au4er«tood that the object is unlawful.

Ueftndaat is a

non-residents•/ the State of Indiaaa. Notice is therefore hereby given to the aald Defendant of the filing and pendency of this proceeding,AND that the same WLH be heard and determined at the next term of oar said Gout,com»

mencing

on the third Monday of December next.

A.'D., 1886Attest: ".3.I R. H. SIMWOWJ'Jlerki: oc38w3w IF ..39- '|i

H.BIiAKE,

Attorney At. LAW( iKD NOTARY PUBMO. Orrfci—On

Ohio Street, between Third and

Fourth Streets^ *at8W*w6m

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!

JWT.

DOin FAIL 16 PEOClW

however Originally Caused, or

nature with

frem

Aretlc FEEA, IA

Bl'IUM

this month o» IUA,

yum

Se nd'for'oirculurm, a «d you will 'J" nee meats b«tt»r th»« »nJ

is-

-r v."

aud other malarious disorders are rite.

PITTEBS are the purest and most efflcaciwui—A tact attested by analytical chemists, and confirmed

by some of the most eminent MEDICAL P™*1*

Uoaera

theUaited States.

Irs. WibsIow's ScethiBi Syrnp," For Children. Teething. Thia valuable naeaaration haa b«ea uaed with

GRCCESS IS TTTOTJ-

BAND8 Ot OABBS. not ottly rahavea the ohfld from pain, but INVI«TMTEA TH4 aWrnach and bowals, corrects SSMVSD GIVSA tone and eaovr to tho whole aystwL It wtll elee inataotly reHeve

QRIPLTLI/IHT***™***"*** WI**CoUc.

We believe It tha BUT sasd 8TJBJ18T KEMVDT IN THE WOALD. in all CAMS O! Y8lNTK»* sSd DLABRHfcftA IN CBBLDBKN, whetbex arWagttom teathingorany other

Full directians

cause.

far using will ACCOMPANY each

bottle." 0 "JJ. W Be shre and

call FW

'MK8. AVINflT-OW» BOCmnKO BYSUP,"

HAVING tha.rtassi»ls ot Ctracna PXBKU«S."

are base

IBKISS."

IUW oatsiJU wr*pptii. Ail othsn imltktinns #r

WISCHESTEB'S

SPECIFIC PILL, FOB THE OUBH OF SEXUAL DEBILITY. TWSta SIX BASES of the SpeelSc rill TRILL frwaptly and Permanewtlyonrwaay

Case of

HPBRUATRORRB R\. fflllJMtf WliMEffl, or ^rOtjjVfABV M«HTL¥ or 0AIIV LOSSES,

HoweTer Aggra

vated In Cliaracter while thev

Will speedily

rect these terrible morbid

cor

eooditteA

wbloh spring

the PRIMA TY dlaease, or rrofc^eoret vice. THE SPECANO PILL isequatiy applicable to UIETREATAWIOI every kiad of tienltal or Urinary Irritation,

In capacity, or Imdoteney Dia-

betit, Lftne, or "Brick bast" ia tha

Uaijrc

jtilky Disehar|(es InfiaiamatioR or weakness of the Kidneys, Ac. fflergymen. Lskwyeri, Students and air whoso BKAIS and N*

AVOIRS are

overworked, are peculiarly

suh eet

te weakneesee

OF the aaarte-Oaaaaa. THAN SFCAAM

NOT

use THK SPECIFIC PILL.

F*IL

WfBckefftortiflp^iAc PHI contains ao llercu

,Tronor ^AAY

gredient, batft FURELY vegetable, aad haa been MtenMvely aaedf-' mora taa« antiiiuM-...T7T NMIJ SCSOMKM t* DIMCTLONA a will AP^EDILY re IT JRO the vim-S re'waaain all caae« of X^YOUMEY

HSWWWWf SSH J*"

USND scsoaKsf TO DI®BCTIONA_4T will AMEDILY

IT IRU the TLTITK I- swaaaio all caae# of ^HIPOTSI

^TNEWTBEATLSK-M

KITIAKthensoat•»*LJ

aot

AND »r OR CDTT of SLXTALI DlBIXili, will VFJN.TLED tVee te *11 sufferers bt attfaer JOE. prtex FL per boa six baxaa lor9t,»m*att.

j, WINCHESTER CO„ Sole Proprietory J"

36 JOHN STREET^&

For tale by ALL DBUGQIST8 In Terre Haute. aprllQweowly ios