Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1857 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL.

INDIANAPOLIS:

n«*4ar MAmlaMT'OcSoScr is* 1**7.

ATHENEUM THEATER. THE STAR COMPANY! CIO EVERYBODY. Doom opon at •"Ten o'clock Curtain rim at half pact

seven.

UThe Sentinel is the medium for advertisers. Notwithstanding the stringency of the times, the circulation of our daily and weekly steadily increases. Business men should remember this. D“Job work of all kinds, and in all colors neatly and expeditiously executed at this office Office* for Rent. A number of rooms, suitable for offices and lodging rooms, in the Capital House, eligibly and c' nvt niently situated, are now for rent and occupancy. For terms, inquire at this office.

IT for Railway nattm see first pageCT Saturday was a busy day along Washington street. We are gratified to note that the formers of this vicinity are disposed to bring into market the surplus produce without delay. O* For Princess Bay oysters go to the Wright House Saloon, Loo. Eppinger manager. He is accomplished and courteous, and it affords him infinite pleasure to wait upon his patrons. O* R. J* Miller, who delighted oar citizens by his personations of Yankee characters, last winter, is staring it in Detroit. His accomplished and beautiful lady is with him. U" The Vincennes (latetu says that the “Republicans of Marion county elected their entire ticket the other day.” This may be newt down in the Pocket, but is not truth up here-

SPECIAL NOTICES.

ID" Before going elsewhere call at Card’s Like- rx 4chiu . xe ness Gallery for fine Ambrotypes, Melaiueotypes, Photographs, Ac. They are the ones that take

fir*t premium*.

New Yerlt Erie BwUreeA.— ■psaM oottoeto thetravaHag poMfc- Bay yo«r Usoag* ticks* to Hew Tort, Boflton.PhOadalpttiaaDd How

Through to Hew Tort City without change of cars. The only route to Hew Tort Ottr having wide and ape

elom Baloon can.

Tim line extends to Donkirt, BnSUo end Niagara Tans, with aa an broken Wide On age connecting at Dunkirk directly with all Trains from Cleveland. Cincinnati, 8t. Lottie

and Chicago, on the Lake Share Railroad:

To Buffalo, via. the Buffalo A New Tort City Rail Road making direct couneetions with all ateatneM on Lake Rrie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also with the Buffalo

A Lake Huron Railway, from Detroit and Chicago.

The Niagara fall*, via Canariaigua and Niagara Falla Railroad, making direct conowtiou* with all train« on the Great Weatorn Railway from Detroit to Chicago, thu* afford-

ing the traveling public unrivalled facilities.

Boston Paasengrr* can atop in New York City any length of time and resume their journey at pleasure without

MONETARY k COMMERCIAL

IN DIANAPDLUl BOARD DF TRAM.

Vice FrirUtoto D Maseru and W. A From.

BY TELEGRAPH.

Later from California!

MISCELLANEOUS.

John S.

Spann, i wiTr. 7

M. Ray, S- R- Perkin*. Wiley,JamesC Tohn.

NIxtA Indiann Rtatc Fair.

The Sixth Annual Exhibition of the Indiana Agricultural Society, as we have heretofore intimated, caused, in more respects than one, great dissatisfaction, not only in this locality but throughout the .State. We do not allude now to the plan of admissions, which, as we Live ad nit-

ted, worked much better than we at fiist sup-1 Bi.oody —There iTT^w on Washington jiosed it would. We speak particularly of the j street on Friday night last, about 12 o’clock, in

D" Tne attention of the public is invited to the celebration of the first anniversary of the Pythonian Society of the North Western Christian University, which will take place this evening' ato’clock in the University Chapel.

Through ticket* for tale in all principal Weatem Railroad

Office*.

Fare a* low w by any ..tlier route.

B. F. 8M General Agent. HO^R RAM8DELL, Cleveland, 0., May 15th. IW. Prewdent.

niay27-dAwly *.

TO 3 For IVantiinc Infontw and Children—Mother* and nurses will find “Fontaisi’s CkkaM or Wild Ft-ownw” su(>eriorto all spirit*, soaps or lotions Its rich medicated lather penetrating the skin, prevents dialing and eruptions, and promotes that health, delicacy and sweetness so pleasing in children.

.. , _ . - j — 3 -- . — . —j For Krjtovijio Frbcklks, Eri-ptioss, Ac —A few apfuvontism Of committees, of officials, of almost ; which an individual was severely cut with S pocket plications will produce the most agreeable results in impanevery one in rcsjionsible position, whereby ! knife by an Irish boy. We ein|uire<l of t.ie otli- hig whiteness, clearness and t^auty to tl'e complexion F. themselves and their special friends were bene-' cials on Saturtlay, iiut did not understaml that ■ <J ' F0NTAlNE 00., 3U5 Broadway, a:.d No. 6 Astor fitted; the whole machinery of a public institu- j anv arrests had been made. " 0, “ ’ ^ Y,>rk - ^ ‘ ,y !U, ^ROWNIVI Uon being so fm-as lay in their power directed to: | k w«at Washington Sir et. Agent. this one end. But the climax ot official fl igranc) { G. is. Br.ttm, D. puty Postmaster of ouri m m was, in our opinion, the voting by the Boanl of i * 1as resigned that position. He is to be sue- Hollo wayPiliwnnd ointment $50 to themselves for their attendance at the Fair j ccededby Mr. E. A. Elder, formerlv Route Agent -The infallibility of these Medicines in the TM, .h,, did while the Unrioui em,:« •*«. Iwdkww RFilway,' M d ,e„e,,U 5 ZgZ the grounds was allowed but a pittance—for in-I Clerk ,,,e ^.ulmg de|«rtment of the ^ ren ,,«. them indlspensaide to aU traveler* h,-

shince, watchmen, gate-keepers, policemen, Ac., |! sea or land.

who served night and .lay, got each but $1.50 lor j Attfvtiow Urnoi sxTs^-The municinal ex- ! 8o,dat m, ‘ nttfactorie8 ' No - KH M “ den Llu,e ’ New

attention, t i ii fi.hTERS. Ine niuiiioipn ex York,and 244 Strand, London; and by all druggists,at

New Ymrk Utmrkmt. Naw York, «et 15. Flour advaaced 5*1 Or; the export ae:iv«; odes of 12.000 brlsat *&35 90 for extra State: *4 St* Csr superfine Western, and *4 9&S5 *> for common to medium extra Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Ohio, closing dull. Canadian door lower; mles at R5&5 70 for coaunon to good extra. Rye flour heavy at *3 759*4 75 for common to extra. Wheat fair, ami prices are generally unchanged; the sales are 411,00 bushels fair white at *1 49; and 10. UUU bushel* new Southern at 1 1591 18 for red, and 1 96® 1 45 for' white, the latter price for a very extra sample. Rye dull and prices nominal at ~cc9* I. Com in fair demand; sale* of 49.000 bushels mixed Western at H5966c. closing firm. Oats dull and unchanged at 549<ii)c. for State; and5595-<c. for Western. i‘ro visions—Pork dull with a downward tendency: small sales at *23®?3 50 for mess, dosing with offers t.. sell at *22 if not checked to-day. and *18 for prime. Beef heavy with a limited I arsines: small sales at *13 .5) 9*14 75 for repacked west, m mess, and *15916 for ex-

tra do.

Lard dull at 14 a Tfic for strictly )irime; sales reported very

small.

Stocks—At second Iioard—duli: Illinois Central 71; Michigan Southern 8; New York Centra! 60; Galena and Chicago 51; Erie 8; Cleveland and Toledo 36; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 8. Our financial are! business affairs appear to improve.— Stock of all kinds took a further advance. At the fir-t lioard New Yoork State gained an average of8 percent. Spede is almost itns leabie at a premium. ■ \DIANA P4»L.IN WHOI.KNAI.F. .Vf AK-

KET.

Bi ttkr, P * 12915 Sugar House, g»l-...83®« i than at theVrpcedinv election" Bxtirs, white * Golden Syrup, gal... .95**1 " l, * e election. lb 20*22 PROVISIONS— Tae returns show a majority

THE UP TOWV .BOOT,

Nrw You,OcA 16—The Northern L»ght,|* H OE. HAT, AND CAP •TORE.

with later date* from California, baa arrived here j Wemu^mami ha»a wMia

A«n«. I “* —‘*•'-«•*»*~ k *'

well wea larger than was anticipated. Wlmtmr DmmAe,

' Which for dtoupnem and durabOity manot be surpam”*

CAI L AND KXAMINR FOR YOCR8RLTK8.

Aspinwell wea larger than was anticipated. The following are the Consignees of the Cen trai America'* specie: Wells, Fargo & Co., $243 300; Americon Exchange Bank $331,510. The Northern Light brings over 700 passengers and $l,660,000 in specie—a larger amount

than was anticipated.

The following is a list of the consignees of the treasure lost on board the Central America: Wells, Fargo A Co., $243,300, American Exchange Bank, $331,510; Robb, Hallett A Co., $136,000; to order, $107,814; James Patrick, $105,000; Howland A Aspinwall, $67,478; Duncan, Sherman A Co., $86,579; Eshelby A Co., $41,000; Freeman A Co.,$37,000; Ross, Falconer A Cn., $32,912: F. M. Drexel, $25,000; Coleman A Co., $24,500; Sharpe Bros. A Co., $21 028, How A Crowell, $10,000; Treadwell A Co., $10,028; New haven, Spat/. A Co., $10,000; lohn Durand, $9,929; R. O. Adams, $6,500; \VAppleton A Co., $5,090; Ri enstcin Bros. $4,000; E. J. Rosenfold, $2,800; E. C. Cnight A Co., $2,620; Henry Strifling, $2,600; S G. Hand A Co., $2,-

500. Toul, $1,219,189.

The marks o’ the treasure consigned to order

were: W. S. A Co., $26,600; S. A B., $20,560; W. H. A Co.,$12,600; Diamond “W.,” $10,000; B. L. A T , $5,000; T. A B. $3,364; Diamond

. “L.” $.3,000; S. H. H. A Co., $3,000.

j The official result of the State election has j lieen declared in most of the counties in. The | total vote polled is some fifteen thousand less

INSURANCE.

Beeswax,

Cork Meal, Irtish.... 55*60 Bacon side, ft. OiircsE. |t 10* lUi, shoulders COFFEE— Hams, sugar cures Rio, Com'u, 8,.... 11*121^ Hams, plain, ft>.

‘- Prime, R> • .12’«*I2^ X “

lava, It.

15

12>,*I3 lb ...H 13

>-anvasse<l, *

13*14 3 ®40

ecutive of the city wnnts a cushion for his easy chair. It is too bad that the hard bottom of his seat of honor shoull make corns on his posterior bones. Present him with a hair fabrication, gen- | llcmen, or ladies if you can’t do better. He’ll!

24 hours of that work.

And again. Four thousand dollars, of the Society’s money, of the public’s money, have been put into the hands of an individual who, as a member of the Board, voted that it should be so put.

This is rank and inferable impartiality, «»<1 ; accept of'it^dappr^U^Tt.' make* it plain that the scheme ol those now man- ^ m r

aging the affairs of the Society is to make all the Marion County Aoricci.turalSociety.—The money they can out of it, regardless of justice, annual meeting of the Marion County Agiiculfairness and of the public .ntercst. | tura! Society, to elect officers lor the eusuii g But the most outrageous thug connected with year, will be held on the last Saturday, the 28th the whole affair is the defalcation of Wm. T. J day of November next, to which all members of Dennis, which, uniiccoitiilub.y, rem .ins yet uuin . the society, and all Irieixls of Agricultural and

25c., 62 ‘jC.. and *1 per pot or box.

octt7-it4cwl w.

For Male—TO acres of Corn in the fiehl— 9 acres <f Blue Neshauic Potatoes, on Uiree months credit. Apply to .1. H. McKERNAN,

octl7-d&B-lw

One door East of Palmer House.

vesti gated.

Honest men, disgusted with sui h proceedings, , will have nothing whatever to do with those who

Mechanical Improvements are invited.

O* Kirlan A Fitzgibhon have removed their

practice them, and, accordingly, we clironh le 1 who!< sale ( Jr.»cery store to their new building, on

this morning the resignation of rf. A. Buell. E-ij.,

late Treasurer.

Nor are the favorites of the Board confined to

those immediately among or in r« l ition with rtu m selves. They have those to whom they show especial attention outside. The press, to which alone the public looks for early and authentic information on all matters of public concern, is subsidized in the way of patronage, and discriminated among in the way of partiality. In New York, at every fair, State and county; in Ohio at the late agricultural exhibition; at St. Louis; at

Meiidi .i -'reet, diagonally fronting the Union Depit. This is one of the finest rooms for ! wholesaling in the city, on Louisiana street. The rooms over the front part of their store will be occupied by the Bdlefont iine railroad company,

for an office.

1/’ Nixon A Kemp’s Great Circus exhibits in Indianapolis on the 24th inst. The Calliope accomp tnies this ..arcus and will enter the inotropolis of Indiana making the most melodious noises. The most wonderful clown of the age, I too, is with Nixon A Kemp, who are the most

Louisville and at every other point^this yvar, j nnterpri/.ing gentlemen in the business in the

where hairs have been held, the premiums, as n | ln j e country, soon as announced, were published. This was a ' _ ,

duty which the managers of each one of these j CT Palmer’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, the exhibitions owed to the people at large and they great skin purifier, is no quack article that sells performed It. Our Agricultural Board, not only only where it is extensively advertised. It sells are not sensible of what they ought to do in this best where it : s best and longest known. Proregard, but even when the proper functionary is cure t pamphlet describing fully its wonderful hunted up by a newspaper reporter ami respect j virtues. oct!9 dxwTw. fully asked for the privilege of access to the books, - — — in order that nil interesting items may be promptly i PaduwCk’s Bank Mirror—W e have had frepuhlished, he is put off' and indirectly denied, j quent occasion during the past year to speak of The Indianapolis and the Indiana State superior excellence ol this Counterfeit DetecSentinel would have printed the premium list a t,,r - L is complete in all its departments, and week ago could these newspiipeisi have obtaim d | the arrangement of its matter is as perfect as it jt. j is convenient. The “Bank Mirror” is published Reform is the word with regard to the Indiana ilt Cincinnati, by Messrs. Paddock A Co., at the Agricultural Board. v cry low price of one dollar and fifty cents a

year, or two dollars semi-monthly, including a

ICuilroatl Conventions. We sec that the Pennsylvania Centralis still gaining largely over the business of the last year; their September earnings being nearly $83,000

over those of 1856.

If the plan of the old Northern lines to keep down the newer and more direct routes by hum bugging them into an arrangement by w hich both shall discriminate all efforts is carried out, thus leaving the old and well combined lines in the quiet engagement of traffic, for which they could not much longer compete on equal terms; we think the Pennsylvania Central, as well as our own lines will show a rapid relative decline. We have not yet seen the proceedings of the great Cleveland Convention, but the very place of holding it makes us look for a Chicago and Cincinnati direction of business. When will our Railroad men learn that the Northern lines get from us all they can and give nothing that can be kept away, and that they never go into a Convention which they cannot control ? *

coin book and hook of plates, which, of themselves, are really worth the price for the entire work.

Atheneum.—Mrs. Meeker made her first appearance before an appreciative au tence on Saturday night last. We shall indulge in no ehtbonte criticism of this lady’s performance. In details perhaps she is not equal to Miss Logan, Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, or Miss Dora Shaw, in “Julia,” but her whole delineation leaves the most pleasing impression upon the auditor. And this is, after all, the true test of genius. This was what distinguished Mrs. Siddons, Rachael, Garrick, John Kemble, the elder Kean and Booth. We therefore hesitate not to pronounce Mrs. Meeker one of the greatest actresses thq$ have ever appeared on our boards. She appears again to-night. She is most admirably supported by Stetson, Chapman, Mrs. Chapman and the rest of the company. Lucretia

Borgia is the play.

CT We have received “The Pittsburgh Quarterly Trade Circular,” Vol. 1, No. 1. It contains a condensed reprint of “Pittsburgh as It Is, by George H. Thurston.” The Pittsburghers are resolved that if advertising can do them any benefit it shall be done. In certain respects—as a manufacturing city—Pittsburgh competes with all rivals on the American continent, and her trade with the Mississippi valley yearly increases. From the statistics in the pamphlet before us we have the proof of her prosperity. ET The splendid silver trumpet presented to the Relief Fire Company No. 1, by the Insurance Companies and citizens of Indianapolis, for their efficiency during the year 1855-56, has been betatifully engraved by E. R. Reed, one of the most accomplished artists, in this line, in the West. We saw this magnificent trumpet on Saturday last, in possession of the President of the Relief Company, Mr. J. J. Bisbing, and it was a subject of uni venal admiration.

Burning Fluids, Oils, &c., f d \ IIRI.N. KdltNINCi FI.U1D— I YF 10 brls Rosin; HI •' Lard Oil; 5 casks Potash; 10 -‘ Alcohol; 3 “ Soda Ash; 2 Casks Olive Oil; 5 “ , Sal Soria; For sale low, in quantities to suit imrehasers, l>v oct7-d5m R. BROWNING. M -A. M M O T EC (ARRET WAREHOUSE. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK

—or—

O x* ip o t » !

—AND

House Furnishing iioods IN THE STATE, A T EASTERX RETAIL PRICES! Can now he founri at the CARPET WAREHOUSE

—OF—

H. A. FLETCHER & CO., {Fletcher'* Xew Block.) NO. 10 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. P. 9.—Carpets Cut and Made. Gilt Curtain, Cornice and Window Shades put up, am) all kinds of House Furnishing Work done to other by au experienced person. BToxv Q^penlrig ! I LAMPS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT, ni*»3iMISTI NO OF \^t Stand Solar Fluid Lamp—Salfty Patent, Hanging; do do do do do * Side, do do do do do Stand Solar Oil, Hanging, do do Side, do do Girandole*, sets 3 pieces, 6 burners. Hall Lanterns, stained and engraved. Cut, T. O., Harpe Globes, assorted sixes. Lamp Chimneys, “ ** Fluid Solar Wick, “ “ OB, “ “ “ “ Braided “ “ “ JACOB LIXDLBY, july2-dtf No. 16 West Washington Street.

Not many Year*Hffo Patent or ProjfctS? priutary Medicines were almost unknown, hut of hate there has lieen brmght into u-e an assortment of them (that is a siiecial remeiiy for each different disease) by Messrs. Comstock & Brother, of New York. They :u-e entirely vegetable and free from mercury orany other mineral poisons which are so injurious to the constitution. Being free from such, they can lie recommended as lieiug safe remedies in all cases, without danger of catching cold or endangering the lives of the users. Their Cherry and Lungwort for coughs and colds is unequalled; ami it will also cure consumption in its first stages. Also Youatt & Carlton’s Horse and cattle medicines, condition powders, gargling oil, etc., etc. AH are prepared with care, and of uniform strength and quality, and will not disappointthe user. ILJ 3 See adveriisem nt. Agents for Indianapolis, Jas. Kirlan, S. McMillkn. octlfi d&wlw Fulmer’*. Vegetable Cosmetic ’firsrag Lotion is the most effectual article ever discovered for curing every species of eruptions of the skin. Its effects are perceived at once, and in thousands of cases a single bottle has cured persons that have lieen troubled with s<)me cutaneous affliction for years. It will cure Tetter, Ringworm, Eruptions on the face, Barber’s Itch, Scald Head, and ail other complaints equally troublesome. Ilia the best tiling I have ever seen tried for Tetter. W. II. SEE. Druggist, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion has cured my daughter of a distressing eruption on her arms, after every other application had failed. THOS. GREGORY. Hutlerville, Warren County,Ohio. The afflicted should obtain a pamphlet at once, which will tell wh.it it lias done and can do for all persons that are afflicted with otistinate cutaneous diseases. Young gentlemen and ladies should not l« without it, i they wish to remove those annoying pimples from their faces. Price 50 cents, or six bottles for *2,50. For sale by SOLON PALMER, Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery, 36 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, octl-d&wlm For Sale by Druggi ts generally. Come* Eet u* Itcasou Together* ’bert-S? AH admit Health to be tne greatest Messing we enjoy, but how few use the proper means to preserve it. The reasonable way to possess good health, is to use the proper means to preserve it when you have it, and “an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure.” Every discreet family then will supply themselves with an assortment of Dr. Easterly's valuable Family Medicines to use in the first stages of disease, and not wait until the patient is beyond the reach of medical aid. He manufactures the following ai'ticles, wliich have affected more than One Hundred Thousand cures of the worst forms of disease during the last four years. We alludeto Dr. Earterly’slodineand Sarsaparilla Dr Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Easterly’s Fever and Ague Killer, Dr. Baker’s Specific and Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial. An advertisement of each of these valuable preparations can lie seen in the columns of tills paper. Read them carefully. HJ’They are for sale by MOTHERSHEAD 4c COX, Agents for this place sep-28-dA.wlm

Ccmmaartkxr Burcnr to Mb. Wood or ra Atmuibpm.—Skraral disdnguiabed citizens hare ia procetisa movement tendering a complimentary benefit to Mr. Wood, one of the accomplished manager* of the Atheneum. If the affair takes place it wfll, undoubtedly, be mm of the meet brilliant of t$0 Nation.

ROBERT BROWNING, DRUGGIST, *2 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,

INDIANAPOLIS.

YTAS IN STORK, anti offers for sale at loweat —t.

XX. prices,

1UU ox. Sul. Quinine, &> ken sap. Cub. Poda.

50“ “ Morphine. 5 brls. poreCr. Tartar, 15 ’• Iodide Potassa, 20 “ Kpeom Salts, 10 “ Iodine, 2 “ Gun Camphor, 100 “ Bine Mass, S casks Sulphur,

200 “ Pow'd Ipecac, 5 cases Refined Borax, 3«i •• “ Rhubarb, 5 brls Caster Oil, No. 1

500 “ Tart. Acid. 500 lbs Aloes, * With a large and wall selected stock of

Drags, medicines. Chemicals, Smrgl'll A Dental lastrameats. Palate,

Cltirk’s Female Pill*. The great English Remedy. Prepared from a prescrip tionofSir James Clarke M. D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure maybe relied on. TO MARRIED LADIES It is peculiarly sailed. It will in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. These Pills should not be taken by females that are pregnant during the nasr tbrex months, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage : but in every other case they are perfectly safe. N. B. *1 and six postage stamps enclosed to Agents will ensure a bottle of the Pills by return mail. W. W. ROBERTS,Indianapolis, wholesalesale agent for Indiana, and for sale by Druggists generally. may^dbm. ALL HAIL FALL AND WINTER, Away with all the Linens light. In which through summer’s heat we panted. To Over-Coating, Cassimeres and Vestings, warm The clothing of the Fail is granted; |hued and bright. For trimmed Sacks and Raglain Coats. The queens of fashion like them rather. Her flag o’er Oak Hall. No 2 Bates House, floats, And thither all her votaries gather. The coldest dawns, the evening chills. Demand from all a change of garment: ’Tis dear to those contracting bills, Bnteheap to all who make cash payment; A faultless Fall Stock unsurpassed; Artistic, healthful, rich and sober. The Glaser Brothers have amassed. To meet thy wants, O, winter weather. septlG

*2 25 ...33(935 ..11S913 15 15 15

.*2 00 ".'..90

*17918

LagU) ra, * 13 ® 13>, Potato an. bu.. • Knits, dci 7| SALT— Fun H 144 *4 209 4 50 Lake libl

KI91t- Kanawha, bush.

Mackerel, No. 2, bbl Stsak, N. O—

815 00<916 UO •* Crushed....

Mackerel, No. 2,144 “ Puly “ No. 3, bM. *12914 “ Loaf “ No. 3, >, bbl *6 62 SEEDS— Kits Ex *3 75 Clover White Fish, bbl Timothy bu “ >, bbl. .*6 50(96 75 Blue Grass, bush..

FRUITS— Flaxseed

Dried Apples TOBACCO— “ Peaches hush Kentucky, lb

Virginia, II

Fkstiikks, ft, 40i TALLOWGRAIN— ; Rendered 9910 Com, bush 3093 > Rough 6 Wheat, bush <0965 WOOL— Rye, hush 60965:Tub Washed 25950 Oats, bush, 25928 Pulled 25928 Hay, ton *?9!0iFleece 24930

pressed, cwt - ‘Pe vis

MOLASSES—

New Orleans, gal 58'

Cement 2 5 ®2 7.j| Rosin 4 tio@4 TO N. V. Plaster 5 < t> Tar 5 5«96 50 Sandusky. ... 2 7594 White Sand 3 (HI INDIANAPOI.1M RETAIL. NIAKKET. Hi titcr, ft, 20925 Dried Peaches, ft.. ritAXS, quart 10 MOLASSES— Corn Mkal, bush 75 New Orleans gal 80 CiimcsE, ft, 12^915 Sugar House. *1

Rio, Common, ft, 14915 Gold, “ Ground 16?j 1

majority for Weller (Dent)

toth Bowie (Am) and Stanley (Rep) of eleven thousand. The\Republican vote lead* the

American by altout one thousand.

In addition to Die stave. we make In order anything in tin Root and Shoe hue N. B. FRRKMAN, ootS-dly Ne. 3 Little’* Hotel Block.

BILLIARD SALOON. The *141 Kill lard SaltoM llllMla streets •ppteaite the Bates Hauwe, lias bo‘ii r cently refitted, and FOUR SPLENDID MARBLE TOP With latest and best style of cushions procured from BR rxs Witt'S CELEBRA TED MAXVFA CTOR Y. CinciwxATt, Ohio flNUESE tables havr been pronounced, by competent X jud***. to he equal to any in the United States. I have also taken into partnership with me, C. MONTGOMERY, and we hope, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuace of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to tho Saloon. The firm will hereafter be known as septlB-dlm A WILEY t CO.

/tnri AGENTS WANTED~A lucrative and LwVFVF pleasant employment—Agents wanted to sell Dr. J. M. Frost's London Vegetable Rillioos Pills through-

out the Western States.

We want industrious and active men to canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit medicines with every family. We are employing agents to canvass on foot or with horse

and buggy, at the following terms:

Canvassers on foot per year, 30n dollars; on horsehack. 30n dollars: with horse and buggy, 350 dollars. Agents

are required to furnish horses and buggies.

x]>enses ealthful

t -'i . • , - , ... ■wufauoui.Hr young men, giving mem a good opportuThe Legislature is overwelmingly Democratic, i.jty t., makt money, without the possibility of sustaining The people have resolved to |>ay the State debt, i '<>ss accruing n-»m selling on commission. Applicants bv a majoritv of fifteen thousand aeatust -emidi t apply in person, or address (if further information ation. The proposition for calling a cot.v«nion ! N ° ° nr ’ ri, "' eem -

In addition to the al>ove salary, we defray all ext* incident to the business. It is an agreeable and heal

.Hx-uf;rtion for young men, giving them

... ‘Ex Fleece.. lUnwaaheri. .

33940 .16925

Java

“ prime, lb.

ft,

Laguyra, ground lb..

doa

Eons,

Fuicr riack,98 lbs....

FISH—

» nite Fish, ft, sckerel. No. 1,11).. “ No. 2, ft,.. ,od ft, FRUITS— Green Apples, bu Dried “ bu

lea Syrup, gal $1 20

PRO VISIONS-

20 Bacon sides ft, 18 .22 Shoulders 14 .25 Hams, sugar cused ft,.... 16

10i “ plain ft, 15 *595 25 “ canvassed fc 15 ... *2 5 Potatoks, bush 40960

Salt, sack lb. 25 .10915, SUGAR—

.. .12>i New Orleans, ft, 14 10 Clarified 15 ...798 Loaf 18

Crushed 18

,.40C96<< Wood gxinl *3 00

FKEMIf AUKFVAL, OF QUEENSWARE. By tne Ships, Lancaster and North

America-

and Dinner Setts ; a large quantity of assorted GLA8SW ARK, which we will sell at Cincinnati prices without fail. We also keep constantly on hand a targe assortment of STONEWARE. HAWTHORN &. BUCHANAN, sept3-dw lyl East Waghinirton-st., near Little’s Hotel.

MERCHANTS’ DESPATCH Fast Freight Line FROM NEW YORK AND BOSTON

TO THE

West and Southwest, via Albany and Buffalo. RATES REDUCED! American Express Company, PKOPKIETOKS. TIME RECEIPTS GIVEN! f ■ tHE above Despatch forwards Goods at a more exi peditious rate than any line running West except the regular Express Company. The rapid increase of business ami the prest appreciation by th< tors intend by a contim terests of their patrons and prompt adjustment of all reason-

he proposition for calling a convention for revising the Constitution, did not prevail. A majority of the vote cast at the election watt required to carry it, but so great was the indifference upon the sublect, that only a minority voted upon the question. The crops throughout the

have generally been garnered in an excellent

condition.

Emigrants by the overland mute are pouring , into the State in great numbers The great ma•jsuur j° r ' t . v of the trains hud more or less difficulty with

j t j ie j n( jj a , is

Trade at San Francisco and the interior, was

generally dull.

The w hole number of passengers on board the Central America was four hundred and fitly four. One hundred are known to have been saved. The total number of passengers lost is three hundred and fifty-four. The crew numbered one hundred and one men. Twenty-nine are known to have

been saved.

The number lost is 7'2 Total number of lives lost is four hundred and twenty-six. The following is a list of those who are known to have been in the first and second cabins, and who are

lost:

Wm. Farmer, F S Hawley, Wm McNeal, E Kirchfield, Mr. Sassaki, T O’Neil, G G Ridgwav, Peter Brown, N Montgomery, J F Parker, J F Vanhagan, Samuel F Shaenc, D B Rassis, Chas. Blum, D Loverick, F Fallon, G N Gaul, M Getterman, Robert Edmond, J F Reed, J W Tompkins, Isaac N Tompkins, George Mauott, J Bassford, J W Namen, Noble Fish, V Dobbins, J Pell, C A Low, G C Farnham, I D Dent, H White and servant, James E Birch, F A Baker, A J Alston, N Lawyer, C Gibbs, D Jannev, A Doud, S Aiken, A B Smith, H D Beach, E M Williams, Mr Savoni, Dr J Travis, S G Wheelwright, E Strauss, P Haller, L Dorsey, J O Stevens, C W Huutchingon, J C Clow, Peter Hardy, J H Adams, H B Kent, Mr Buchanan, Geo. Lee, D B Brown, R Richman and J N Manger. Tlte following embarked at Aspinwall, and are supposed to be lost: Senor Jose Seguin, Consul General for Peru in New York; Nicholas Irraude, his Secretary; Adolf Oltogne and Brother, of Perue; J AThune for New York, Senor Eseurdor for New York, S Delacova, infant and nurse for Havana, Dr. Corpaucho, for Havana, Santiago Olivia, for Havana, C Delazola, for Havana, C Taylor for New York, F M B Smith, for New York, Captain Walter G Dyer, for New York, and George D Galin for New Orleans.

able claims to sustain and advance its present high position.

‘ i Co

given, covering tne entire route from

Ifork or ftiOKton to Indianapolis* at the

Forwarding Bills, for goods shipped by this C - 1 covering the entire route fron

impany, New-

rate of *1 60 per 100 lbs., guaranteeing the same through in nine days, under a forfeiture of five cents per 100 lbs, for each day’s overtime, unavoidalde delays and Sundays excepted. All just claims for damages, overtime or overcharge will be promptly a<lj usted ami paid by the Agent at the Oflice of the American Express Comnany in Indianapolis. For rates on second class goods, in lots, apply at the

Office.

No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has any connection with us. We assume no responsibility bnt our own, and claim the sole enjoyment of our reputation an^good name.

Shipping Directions,

Mark all Packages, ‘‘Merchants’ Despatch.” Deliverat the Depot, foot of Barclay Street. Procure Forwarding

t-iixj arc put * aa/vm v*

Bills at the office, 197 Broadway.

Office in New Yn

Oils* Vi

issasraneniit* ■'aim islaesy Dye-Staffs.

tike., tier

DISCREDITED BANKS HORN~& READ WILL DECEIVE AT PAD FOB

P ills on the Banks of the IMtowlng StM PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA, MASSACHGSBTTS, CONNECTICUT, NRW YORK RATI AND CITY, KXNTUCKY, INDIANA, OHIO AMD MISSOURI. Thdr asek to tuMSuRjr largo and surstirts fa of Goods. - aa« <**■“ Ms. M Waat Waakii

American Express Company, UNITED STATBeTeXPRESS CO., Office on the corner of Washington and

Pennsylvania Streets,

INDIANAPOLIS*

Tkn* Doily Typratia to New York: Ywo Daily Rxpreases to Cincinnati, and

Two Daily Rxpretees to Chicago and St. Louis. Tbe stove companies are the only privileged Rxpreaow

os the following roads, rta:

INDIANA CENTRAL;

LAPAYRTTRA CHICAGO; INDINAPOLIS a PBKU; TRRRR HAUT* * RICHMOND; ' RHLLKPONTAINN A INDIANAPOLIS. Money, Tartasm, Valuables sad Freight carried with aatirtyaad dispatch mm* ta ctorge of sp^andefficteut ■ ■' roltortod —d suoodT [aagSlottyr P.RYAH.A^to

fork, 197 Broadway, A. H. LIVINGSTON, Agent. Office in Boston, K-9 State Street. G. G. KIDDER, Agent. Office in Indiaaapolls, at the Office Am. Ex. Co., D. RYAN, Agent. P. S. M*rsh, Supt., Bufialo. HUg31-d2m Perfumery, Cosmetics, &c.,

LUBIN’S Basin’s, and

jBi.ii, u . .... Fragrant Odors —Colognes, Bay Rum, Pomade.', Hair Oils, Toilet and Shaving Soaps, Shaving Cream, Fine Cosmetics, Combe, Brushes, foe., at R. BROWNING’S Drug Store. octT d5m Flavoring Extracts and Spicea A LA RGB assortment of all the various Flavoring Exf\_ tracts, consisting,in part, of Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Celery, Peach, Strawbetry, Pine Apple, Almonds, foe.; with a good stock of pure ground and unground Spices, of aU kinds, for sale by [oct7-.l5ml R. BROWNING.

plnye i for a less term than one year, and will enter into a

written contract to that effet.

We si tali require security in all cases if we are not per sonally acquainted with applicant, as we shall entrust In Ids custody, money, medicines, taoks and receipts, to the amount of from rive hundred to Uiree thousand dollars.

J. M. FROST fo CO.

Western Office No, 7 North Meridian Street, Indiana-

polis, Indiana.

Eastern Office, No. 4 Fletcher Street, New York. All communications Heating to business in the West should he addressed to the Western Office. aug8-dfow3m

Railroad Accident. Syracuse, Oct 16.—The mail train on the Central Road was thrown off the track west of the city, last evening, in consequence of a piece of the roai being washed away. The whole train consisting of a baggage car, the mail car and four passenger cars were thrown down an embankment of twenty feet, and all crushed. They contained sixty passengers. Miss Brown, of Toronto, Canada, was drowned, and Mr. Brenson, of New Briton, was badly injured and died this morning. Twenty other passengers were wounded, and six seriously. The mail car and all the bags, excepting one, were lost.

DAGGETT & CO., •LLf.a.otrmeina of American Confectionery, SUGAR TOYS, foe. ALSO, WHO LKSALE DEALERS IN French and German Confectionary, Foreign Fruits, Nutts, Teas, Cigars, Confectioners Findings. NO. 30 MERIDIAN STREET, Indianapolis, septan dtf

Washington Nietos. Washington, Oct. 16—The reasons given by Minister Forsyth for opposing the arrangement of Messrs. Benjamin and Laseres, with President Commonfort, in relation to the Tehuantepec Company, places his conduct in a very favorable light. The Secretary of the Treasury, on appeal has decided that Wilting, composed of linen and cotton and cotton and linen tapes, are dutiable at the rate of nineteen per rentum, and cotton tape, and spool cotton bleached or dyed, at 24 per centum. The treaty recently concluded by Commissioner Denever with the Pawnee Indians, secures to the United States ten or twelve million acres of laud. The Indians not only pledge themselves to remain at peace with the United States but will use their influence with the neighl>oring tribes to the same purpose. The following are the names of the remaining officers whose cases are to be investigated before the naval Courts of Inquiry, exclusive of those now peuding; Com. Jones. Captains—Levy ai d Ramsey, Commanders—Lecompte, Armstrong, Chancey, Giduey, Glynn, Ritchie, Johnston and Ringgold- Lieutenants—Boyle, Huut, Porter, Norland, Maury, Steel, Flagg, Lynch, Whiting, Brownell and _Bamey. Master^—Stevens and Jones. Passed Midshipmen—Pearce and Byrnes Commodore Steward prefers to submit his case to Congress. From New York. New York, Oct 16.—Mayor Wood was nominated last night at Tammany Hall, receiving 95 out of 108 votes.

Great Bargains at the Baltimore FHI IT and CONFECTIONARY STORE OF DARBY fo WILKINS. HM7TIOL.ESAI,F. OEALERS in Fruit and * * Confectionary. Having taken the new store. No. 30 Illinois Street, now offer forsale a larger shock of FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY than was ever offered in this city. Being connected with two large importing houses of Baltimore, we can sell goods at Baltimore prices, with addition of freight. We would invite the attention of Merchants in general to call and see us, as we will sell you goods at prices that wannot fail to be satisfactory to you Among the numerous articles we have for sale are ORANGES, LEMONS. RAISINS, FIGS, NUTS, CURRANTS,SARDINES, FIRE WORKS and FRENCH CANDIES of all kinds. A full assortment o, STEAM REFINED CANDY, assiduated FRUIT DROPS, JELLIES, PRESERVES of all kin.ls, picketed GERKINS, CATSUPS, OYSTERS, FRESH, COVE and SPICED OYSTERS, IMPORTED CIGARS, favorite brands, BALTIMORE STEAM REFINED SUGARS direct from the refinery Sweet Oil, Maccaroni, Vermicelli. Spices, foe., foe. We are the sole agents in the West for Kephart, Darby & Sons’ celebrated COUGH C ANDY, the best thing knewn for consumption, coughs and colds. It relieves severe coughing instantly, ami is the best medicated cough candy in use. Also areata for K. D. fo Sons’excellent POP or CONCENTRATED MINERAL WATER, the most

Put up

quart bottles, each will make 30 glasses. KNOWING THAT A NIMBLE DIME IS WORTH A SLOW SU1L LING, OUR MOTTO WILL BE QUI K SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. Call and see us gentlemen and examine our stock of goods lief ore purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget the place. No. 30 Illinois Street, a few doors above the Bales House, Indiana) olis. septlS-dly DARBY fo WILKINS ANDREW WALLACE, STORAGE, FORWARDING AND ( o in mission Merchant, AND DEALER IN Wheat, Flour. Com, Flax-Seed, White Fish, Mackerel, Cement, Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster, White Lime and White Sand, Rosin, Nails, Western Reserve Cheese, White Lead and all kinds of Staple Groceries and Seed. limine on South-East Diagonal and Delaware Street, , INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. I HAVE NOW RECEIVED The Largest and best Stock of GHFLOGiEEFLXXSS Ever brought to t h i <« Market* And I will sell low for Cash. TRH’V GROCERIES were selected by myself for lYB this market. I have a large stock of Kanawha Salt, 280 lb. barrels. I am now receiving four thousand barrels New York or Lake Salt. I will sell Groceries at Cincinnati prices adding freight for all that comes via Cincinnati. Other articles as low as Cincinnati. Lake Salt at Cincinnati is *2 35; [ will sell lon - r bywholesale. I have all the Staple Groceries, and Cement N- w York

Piaster.

R. Browning and myself are the principal Flax-Seed

buyers.

lU 3 Agent for Standart, B-mis and Murray, of Cleveland: will make liberal advances on Floor to that House. Also, agent for Duryee and Forsyth’s Scales, Fire Proof Safes, Mill Trucks and Letter-presses. sept 1-is ANDREW WALLACE A Hare Chance to Builders CM»NTER*S Patent Artificial Granite. X 1 The subscriber having devoted the past two years in perfecting machinery and experimenting with a vast number ol methods, for mixing and preparing the material for the manufacturing of the above article, in order to lay it before the public as a building material,superior and much cheaper than any other now in use and haring succeeded to his entire satisfaction, would now call the attention of builders and all others who are interested in buildings and building materials, to examine his blocks of ARTIFICIAL VI'ON J\ and the machinery for manufacturing the same, which can be seen at the American House, a few steps from the Union Depot, at Indiana|>olis, Ind , where the subscriber is now stopping, an J is prepared to sell County Rights for Indiana, and machinery for manufacturing the blocks, which are composed of sand and lime, (10 of the former to 1 of the latter,) and put into blocks 10 inches in length, 5 in width and 4 in thickness, tinder a pressure of one hundred tons, which can be laid into walls from 4 to 10 days after they are pressed. Builders will do well to examine this thing at

once, as there is at least 150 per cent, nett to be made the manufacturing; and the Mock will then be as < buildings as common clay brick. Baildings built of these

on for

_ WANTED r$NO CANVASS THIS CITY and County 1 thoroughly, to sell American Eloquence, a collection of speeches and addresses by the most eminent orators of America—two rols. Also the Splendid Clay Mon ament. Can at once at STEWART fo BOWEN'S. oo5 dtf.

AMERICAN HOUSE,

Ke-e*tmklla

BOSTON. Ctisetot •! the •;

inaxememt.

14 plan ml

rations—warranted freeh and pare. For sale by M0-aSto ^

GOLD AND SILVER ■■MFE BATE THE LAI

Vv of Gold sod Hirer Watotoa tow fo the'State, Has *t to *350. We eaa aad wffi

B.BBOWWIW6. WATCHER

of the Xurepeen system ia thu Hotel, proves, that although the ad vantages are great, yet the plan is better adapted for the smaller ctoee of hotels. The accommodations and conveniences of the House are unsurpassed, and the recent toprnvraw nto and alterations, for the comfort of gaeats, leave nothing t • to desired. septSS 3taw3m

JOSEPH STIFT, W A t O IX TXX A l£. OX", JEWELER AND ENGRAVER, Illinois Street, near Union Jh-pot, Indianapolis, Indiana. TTfrATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY sold at the very Y Y loweat cash prices, and warranted as represented. Engraving done on goods sold, gratis. Watches and Jewelry carefu l repaired. octl3-d6m.

Dye-Stufls, Dye-Stuffs. o LBS * BEST OflUBRO HAD2,0(5) lbs best Indigo, 4 bMs Lac Dye, 150 boxes Ext. Logwood, 900 bbls Chrom. Potassa 20 bbls. Chip’d “ 5 casks Copperas, 20 “ “ Fustic, • brls Alum, 15 “ OrMCamwood, 10 Carboy* Oil Vitrei, With a large stock of Dye-Stuff* of all kinds, to which I invite the attention of Dealers and eontumers. Tor sale low, fat quantities to suit purchasers . oc*7 R. BROWNING.

blocks look as well as if the blocks were cut from fine stone. Application in person, or by mail, for County Rights and Presses, will be promptly attended to. JOHN PARSHLEY, Agent.

“ American House,”

jy28 d3m Indianapolis, Ind.

Insurance Capital Enlarged. ^TNA INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD, CONN. ■■c«rY*rm»e4 ltfU>—< Harter P«rp«taal Cash Capital S $1,04«,0«0. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAXRRD. SURPLUS, $422,132 13. With the prestige of 38 years’ success and experience. D I K ETT OR* T. K. Brace, ar., Samuel Tudor, Joseph Churek, Robert Buell. M. A. Tuttle, >. Flower, E. A. Bulkier, R. Mather, M. G. Ripley, S. S. Ward. H Z. Pratt, A. Dunham, G. F. Davie, D. HiUyer, T. A. Alexander. W. Keney, C. H. Brainard. OFFICERS. E. G. RIPLEY, President. T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President. THOS. K. BRACE, Jr., Secretary. INSURES AGAINST THE DANG-ERS OF FIRE

—AMD—

Peri Is at Inland Navtfmttnu, At as li'oeral rules and rates as risks assumed permit ef for solvency anti fair profit. [NSPECIAL attention given to insurance of Farm PropI'i erty. Dwellings, out buildings and contents. Such insured for iieriods of three to five years on the moat favorable terms. Choice first-class Ideminty may be effected without delay with this well-known corporation, through Ihe India napof is Agency. Losses aqriTaBLY anics-reo And Promptly Pnftd If wealth, with a steady aud prompt attention to a legitimate insurance business, and the execution of contracts in good frith, have inducements with the public in selecting their underwriter, we refer them, for test of quality and our claims to their patronage, to records of past service*., tendering their continuance with increasing ability sad facilities

in fntnre.

WM. HENDERSON, Agent,

Indianapolis, Ind.

Application can be made to I. N. Ash, Clerk, who ia folly authorised to transact business connected with the agency. WM. HENDERSON. septS-dSm. _

is Insurance

CONFINED TO THE 8*1

OF INDIANA.

INCORPORATED

IN 1836*

IIRE AND MARINE Risks taken at equitable rate*.

Loeaea promptly paid.

Office, Central Bank, South Meridian Street. il9 ’57 dly.

Indianapolb BUSINESS C«

I N

YTIIRI t 1 Lo

ID 3 ' mchli

Company. HESTATE

l

To the People's Interest!

SFMCTG- TCELAZDSl A NEW AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF

SPRING GOODS,

SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THIS CITY, BY

M. Dernham,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

Opposite tlte Wright House.

AM IN RECEIPT OF AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF L Goods, comprising a large variety of Black and Fancy

loths and Doeskins.

A choice selection of the latest styles of Fancy Caaimeras; also, Silk and Marseilles Vestings in great varieties, selected xpressly for the Custom Trade. A large assortment of Men and Boy’s Clothing ; and, also, a general assortment of Gents. Famishing Goods, which I will sell at astonishingly low prices. I solicit people to call and examine my stock before parchasing elsewhere, as I am offering Inducements superior to any otlier Clothing House in this city.

M. DERNHAM,

mch28-dtf] Successor to Dernham fo Simon. SALE OF THE WESTERN MILITARY.

-A-sylixrex,

At Harrfodsburgh, Kentucky.

A S AGENT for the Government, I will effer for sale on

f\ the premises, to the highest bidder,

On the 12th day of Nov., 1857, The above property, recently occupied by the United States

a Military Asylum. The land consists of about

Adjoining the town of Harrodsburg, handsomely improved with numerous buildings and groves, and a mineral spring long celebrated for the virtue of its waters. Before the property was purchased by the government it was one of the most celebrated Watering places in the Sonth West. It is admirably adapted to such a purpose, being situated in a

, and in the midst of a cul-

ls admirably adapU

picturesque and healthy country, at

tivoted and hos)>itable community. It is deemed unnecessary to descrilpe the property more particularly, since it is aa extensively known as any other location in the West.

At the same time and place will be sold a large quantity of VALUABLE FURNITURE, of every kind; together with lire stock, consisting of horses, cattle ,foe, and among

WIU1 live DUJGIh* UUiaViOf VOVfrSXi caxivt CftAUUUj them a number of valuable cattle of the Alderney breed. TERMS OF SALE.—The land andimprovemenUwill be sold for one third in hand and the remainder in two equal annual payments, bearing six per cent from the day of side, and the title will be retained by the government until the

last payment is made.

1 ,e personal property will be sold for cash.

septl6-d2m. ROUT J. BRECKINRIQE

NEW YORK IMPORTING H01SE. riYHE UNDERSIGNED I IN PORTERS, |_ of Foreigu Brandies, Wines Jtc , now oust to the rade in quantities to suit purchasers, the following goods : BRANDIES. Otard—Dupy t Co., Vin—Proprietors; J. Vassel; Glore DeCognac, J. fo F Mattel!, A. Seignette, and other Icands GINS Cabinet—Meder Swan and Sckeidau, Wines—Sherry, Medaria and Port; Rum—Jamaica and St. Croix; Champagne Wines of all brands. The above Goods are direct from the New Tort and Boeton Custom Houses. The public are reepectfolly Invited to call and test the above goods. S. A. FLAGG fo CO., Importer*, Palmer’s Block, Illinois Street

JOHS J. OrMONT,

ncMAM m .crane.

Portable Grain Mill Company, T OCATED at the City Foundry Building, (late ■ J Underhill fo Co’s,) on Pennsylvania Street, two squares south of Odd Fellows’ HaJL Are now prepared to boltto furnish the citizens of »' r * w “ t4 T Indianapolis at wholeCRN MEAL, .sale at the very lowest F L O U A

cash prices.

sewnire 1116 Me)l1 “d FIonr comes from the mill in a c**cxt» Cl n 11 D 0001 state—rendering it ■ LOUR- much more desirable for

family use, and better

RICE FLOUR, adapted for shipping purposes. cmcswifr orsham Orders promptly attended to, and delivered Q O R N . FLOUR-^^aln and Chop Feed grouna choitxd OIL CAKE, for Livery and Stable

use.

XI _ _ _ The highest market Aran, prtee ^ be paid for corn, oats and wheat, SHORTS- (delivered at the Portable Mills.

CORN-

FEED.

jolySa-dtf.

HOMINY.

S M A L T B Y*S

Shoe Brertes, of aU kinds. For sale at oeO-dSai’ R. BROWNING’S Drag Store.

Watson’s Fondly Sewing Machine. MACHINE is the favorite of all damra— earn—§ brings R within the reach of all, and Ha to the wants of every fom&y, makes it, at once, a hinaeholdfavorite This teartoiw reerired the First TrsMBlut At the Indiana State Fair, j art doeed, and was foe ids fra Hffre «ta»—ml* Wha there witra msd fra operation* — Tbe undstrigned has the exetnarre right to mUto this eoanty, and win be ready, to* tow daya, to *11 Ihe warns oaa ordam dally coming to hand. Order* left with W. T. Hatch, ooe Aser onto of Odd F«W Han, <* with the anderrigned, wifi be promptly Steaded to. • ’ A MONTI ILL The prior* aim*!*, IML^aad • IS, coats about *5. The machines are made

D R. T>*Y Juki

8. 8.

^ SICIANftm CHRONIC AND MID WXFBBT. Treats sact

la, and ermy

COOK,

LCT1CB

Also, Raptures, Spfcmatasrtsa, Vito,

'MMX. Bwecung, anu of every kind. Tistto patients at ad ~ ~ to any pereoainthe

ico mtotokaf *r-

——Wahwa Jart rpeort ar tot h •f toll good*. Coosaad a** them. HUNT, SMITH fo OO

f;

BARGAINS ia Dry Goeto, j

fo CO’S.

[toPtll-

t HUG, Agent.

A. FISHER, PAINTER AND GLAZIER. A LSO. Agent for H. BURHDVJPS criihrefod A. STAINED GLARR, SmtoUk-Emat DimYomel, •ppmait* *M •IA Brmmch Bmmk.

Paiats, tik, Tsrartes.

s7 sjzr 1* “ Tn *» Tm— t—■ Start; wlti hXkyeodtacK I

lafattt

SujpnUNfTS Dri*tewJ #

^OUMONT & CO. t ( Formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio. ) MANUFACTURERS OF StOAXXX CHIMNEYS, B BITCHING, I^trrl Tomka. Cooler** Go* Holders* JAIL WORK ; And every other deeeriptioa ef Boiler and Sheet Iron Work. Employing none bnt practical merhantes, wears reshlsd to compete with the beat shop* of Cinctoaati or say other city in work, or pried. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVZNTO RIP AIRING. Fire Brick and Clay, ofthe beet quality kept constantly *a hand nnd for Bale. SHOP—Pen may Ivomio Street* North tide of Underhill Fonwdry, and one square north of tbega* worts. Mom Gxxxkwood, Machineet, Cindaaati, Ohio. J.H. Burrow* fo Co. “ IfiBirlmin Tinton^ 44 A. L. Toorhecn* 44

T. A. Morris, B. J. Part, Dr. James Atin

Grovar fo Madteon, MacfainiseB, Terre ] ww . . mar-Si *4

HotoSM. ire 8aato,

emmmmmnor, s Moore fo NicoU, Teomtofo Btchi A. GaarfoCe., 1 amffD-dfowly.

I, lad.

,UA,,C1 " FRANCIS PRENATT 4c OD^ WHOLESALE GROCERS, |j

Fmrelcffi

Wert I

DEALERS IN

m, *LlYm*ir*T*rte« a ter the eale of Old Rye,

Wlmee*

E W RLACKBRITH ESTARLM wm*. The aadeariBnad haatea deHrmto*dmi<

JSSsSa

of Jeh Wort done ]

H*—Mmfftoi

’^dffiyto.ndDMr

fMaaakry

kmta?mto-hd,mrtkffth.mort.

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