Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1868 — Page 4
DAILY SENTINEL.
WKDNE8DA* MORHI5G,
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AtfT«rtlaemen«a. Metropolitan Theater—Clttrles Pope, Kanagtr. Grand Opening of New Goods, this week, at Tjler’s Bee-talre. Helpless Lady cored by Dr. Duvall. . , la Bankruptcy—John H. Hassle, of MoercsTBte, Morgan county. ‘la.Bankruptcy—Judah G. Joseph and Jacob Indianapolis. - la* Bankruptcy—John R. Burke, of Indianapoiti.. Insurance—Home Insurance Company, of Hew York. . Bualaasa Ifotlcen. Good Advice Gghtis—Boots and sboes at So. 15
South Meridian s reet
Vs*]., agent of Home Insur-
Xew York.
Boots and shoes—Ho. 15 South
E. B Martlnda ance Company, o Hew opening o: Meridian street.
Boots and Shoe -Ho. 15 Sgnth Meridian street. Seotch and Ir sl|coaoert—At Morrison’s Opera
Hall to-night.
Carpets, Wall Pipers, and Window Shads—At 101 EastWssbii g >n street. Pine Dressed, a 4 all Men—To call on Barker,
jlvanla street.
Soda—Corner I ug Store, opposite the Bates
and Palonr Bo is
Boots and S of—Men’s, .Boys’, Ladies’ and
Misses’.
Auction—Fur .i| East WashlngU i Elegant—Clot i Strauss, Ellenl | iagton street.
re—Davis A Wright, Ho. 88
reel.
Casslmeres, Vestings, Etc — A Co., Ho. 19 West Waah-
MARJON C0U L 1 Y DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Dn. HE JUSEP.*
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OTTO I JOHN J t JOHN U. oa. WI ■
Senators. F. BARNES. f. NICHOL. resentatlves. mCBER. HEN HATCH.
ULKY.
M COLLIH3.
Itlnrlem Cemr crat.c Ci
The Democratic non County, wi shire’ office. Ho. •n Ssturday, the Let there be a fu Center Townshl Ham R. Uogsbir j,
reasurer. > 3§H SPENCER. Sheriff. R1C; (BltD SIMPSON Com t; Commissioner. OC f R JOHNSON. Crii I tl Prosecutor. JAM! 1 L. MITCHELL. Real C ate Appraiser. CICERO V NLAND1NUHAM. Co n f Surveyor. BAT a; HOSBROOK. Oroner. WILLI MG. ELDER. For Asses oi (Center Township.) daniel i. merbtman.
fleeting
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•f I.eme-
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;entrsl Committee of MaI beet at William R. II >g)5 West Washington street, U day ot May, lor business,
t tendance.
p -Robert Kenlngtcn, WilAegedias J. M. Naltner,
John Stumpb, Jain i M. Myers. Pike Township- - oseph Lofton. Washington T( v oship—Samuel U. Uogshlre. Lawrence Town hip—Samuel Cory. Wsrrtn Townsb pl-A. J. Hewhouse. Franklin TowosliIi—George Hickman. Perry Township- |sssc Haverstick. Wayne Township - Dr. Sample Loftln. Decatur Townsblb—Jesse Price. * Joseph Loftin, Chairman.
CITY N E W 8 . IWMr. W. J. Dickson is our sub-agent at Madison for the distribution of the Sentinel In tbstcily. All brders left with him will reeetve prompt attention.
Notice. The members of the Democratic State Executive Committee are requested to meet st the office of W. A. Lowe, E-q , st four o’clock
this afternoon. A gl sired, as business of sldered. Lari: (3TJames White, wants to be a bankru >t| fc?"John G. Doug tl
administrator of the (»|
teral attendance Is deiportance will be conivelin, Chairman. Raadolph county,
has been appointed te of Gtto W. Gapen.
The capital o< Ibe Indians Banking Company, exclusive ifliovernment bonds, Is reported st $93,500. )4)o«its $2»S,000.
t3~Judge James ton, ex-Member of < o| Third District, passes
terday.
ETWe owe an spoi | building for cslllngitsc thought we were ta! t|
House.
FW We bad the plea
from Judge John Bsk Judge has been holdlm
for Judge Eckels. t-y We understand t
Monday night, the light Of the First Presbyterir i] vania straat, inflicting a rant is on dU-e<i in a prominent citizen wtg pocket# cleaned out In
other night. Who anl|
much?
ty Ike Davis is putting ] ting up the Adams Expn ■tore. He has the blgge but Ike’s den was alwt
tion.
tyThecontract ler build Court House was let yeatt • 1 German builder, named Ml has been staked out, and u| commenced Immediately. Whit* Boys in Blue meeting of the Wbite Boyt Bethel Church, Decatur T<| on which occasion there wi log, and a company organlz
;hes, of Bloomlng;ress from the old trough the city yesto the new State ‘old rookery.” We about the State i of a call yesterday Lof Vincennes, The ^urt in Bloomington during the storm |g struck tbs spire Iburcb, on Pennsy!-
it damage.
Commercial that drugged and bis gambling hell the where, and how m the agony In fit. room for hls hat “psne” in town, a payin’ instltu-
ng the temporary ay afternoon to s ler. The ground building will be There will be s tin Blue at Hew nsblp, to-nigbt, be public apeak-
Boys in Blue.—Toere <|ll be a meeting ■t Bethel School House, tie, Wednesday, evening, Decatur Townshl L to form a com pany. Music and speeche I Soldiers and ettisens opposed to radleallsi | turn out. »*Dtck Smock, of the tountr Clerk's Office, has received a consign lent of the 11 nest Black Spanish poultry we Irer saw. The birds are In high feather, an 1 kuihard cacklentea to receive large returns l|>m bis investment, in the shape of an ovi] |rous ben product. E2T The County Commissi-j granted liquor license to J Henrv Scbaub, Jr., R. Ke I Klare, George Lobiitter, Job| Ebaugb, and Thomas Haven. —W Monthly Sales —The foll< merchandise, for the month t ported at the Asienor’s office: Dorsey, Layman & Fietch |, hardware, fSH.Wo. * Stewart A Morgan, drugs, Kennedy, Brown A Co., dry fcods, $32,070. Musical.—The Scotcn and Uriah concert eomea off tc-nlght at Morrison’s Hall. There nra hundreds nnd thousands of people who prefer the simple, but beautiful ballads of Scotland and Ireland to operatic muaic, and we doubt not the hail will be filled to-night.
The Metropolitan.—“Major Wellington De Boot*” and ‘’Solon Shingle” entertained a large audience at the Metropolitan last night. Both pieces went off smoothly, so far as the acting was concerned, and kept the people In an almost continuous roar of laughter. Mr. Owens ft a great card. We doubt if he has an equal, In hls line, on the stage. Dbad.—Tbeboy Byram, who was crushed between the oars at the i-tove factory, Monday afternoon, died abeut five yesterday morning. He was playing “fox” with ether boys, and had Jumped on the coupling of some cars which were standing on the track, when another car which bed been ent loose from a freight train eame down and jammed the oth•ra together, crushing the poor boy’s leg. FmnONAL.—W. U. Barnett, Esq., Auditor •f Johnson county (reputed to be the best ilfie *ootist In the Sum); J. W. Wilson, Kag., Clark oi same county; James Swettser, bq., df Grant county; J. V.Cox, E-q., Clerk, and X. C. Clarke, E*q., Recorder of Tipton eeunty, konored ear sanctum yesterday, with Onto praaanea. Wa shall be hsppy to see our
Union White Boys in Blue.—The meeting In Military Hall,on Bstunlay evening, was well attended by delegations from all the wards In the dty and some soldiers from the country. Colonel J. W. Blake waa appointed President, and Colonel R. J. Ryan, Secretary. Captain TftBE, of CotosU’StnrtghFs regiment, made n .a£ort sddwM, and wna loudly applauded. Captain ^nim, It will be recollected, waa mt -ema time n prloouer In Libby Prison, andaontoneed to bo ahot fei retaliation for men executed by General Btirnside. Ho Uvea to do service »g«h» for hia country. A new company waa organised, and over fifty men came forward and signed the eonstltuUon. Hugh Delzell was elected Captain, and George W. Brodle, Lieutenant. After transacting much other bualnem, the meeting adjourned, with three cheers, to meet on next Saturday evening at Military Hall. Alter the adjournment all the companies present were lenafid, and under command of Major Conklin, preceded by Beaton’a Military Band, marched down Washington street to the Bates House corner, and gave three cheers for the Thomas A. Hendricks, three cheers for the Conatltutlon, and three cheers for the White Boys in Blue. A meeting wae appointed for ttys evening, Wednesday, at Bethel School House, Decatur Township. g£9~Monday evening a number of our citizens were present at a meeting at the Bates House to confer with Mr. Robison, out of the builders of Hewsy’a Patent Rlnka, In relation to erecting one in our etty. Mr. Robison gave a comprehensive description of the building, Ita mode of ventilation, preaervation of the Ice, hints regarding the general management of rinks, etc., which were very Interesting, and the sense of the meeting was that an institution of that kind was needed in our city, and immediate steps should be taken to Insure Ita organization. We are confident that this will be the opinion of every ciUzen who will Inform himself on the subject. Already this season rinks have been established in Hew York, Buffalo, Rochester, Columbus and Quines’, and in other dtiee the subject to before the people. We predict that In another year, few if any cities will be witbont a rink, and that next winter our city will be blessed with one. Another meeting Mill be held fit the Bates House this evening, and definite •teps will be taken. All are invited, and we hope to see the meeting well attended. Let ua have a rink by ail means. High School—.Report to f/le Superintendent Jot School Month Ending Map 1,1SHJ.—The following persons have an average monthly standing of over ninety-fire per cent: Charles Wood, 93: Horace Hadley. 99; Frank Wilson, 97; Wright Hadley, 69; War.
97; Charles Bosz, 93; Sylvester Heath, »»; William Hubbard. 98; James Siringfellow,99; Harry Ohr, 99; Llnna Barbour, 98; Frank Morrison, 93; Charles Hall, 99; Helen Barnett, 97; Jennie Wood, 99; Libby Fay, 93; Lucy Bingham, 93; Emma Rom, 99; Cora Palmer, luO; Bettie Boyd, 190; Joanna Keely, 96; Elva Witt, 100: Fannie Currie, 97: Emma Donncan, 99; Mary Parsons, 96; Florence Long, 99; Belle Zimmermsn, 100; Emma Jordan, 93; Ada Kellogg, 93; Carrie Kaigan, 98; Samanma Sbailenberger, 98; Flora Uooerls, 97; Laura Robrer, 98; Lizzie Hay, 97; Hettie Merritt, 93; Henrietta Schrake, 99; Nellie Bowen, 99; Frank Hays, 96; Alice Harwood,
98; Augusta Gilkisou, 97. Monthly standing Is made up of scholarship, deportment, punctuality, and attendance. Ho one’s name appears above who falls below ninety per cent. In any of the named items, or below ninety-five In deportment. The average number belonging to school Is one hundred and one; the dally attendance ninety-six, and the average per cent, of attendance ninety-five. Only two cases of tardiness. W. A. Bell, Principal.
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City Drainage.—The following to the report of the Special Committee on Drainage, made to the City Council Monday night: To the Honorable, the Mapor, and Common Council of Indianapolis, Indiana: Gentlemen- The undersigned, n Special Committee, to whom waa relerred the question, "Whst would, In their opinion, be the beat mode of drainage for the aoulhern part of the city?” respectfully report the following In answer to said question: The City Engineer kindly lurnlshedus with the distance, tall, and estimated coat of a bnck sewer, from what Is locally known as "Lake McCarty,” thence north along Delaware street to McCarty street, thence west along McCarty street to Bluff Road, thence northwestwardly along Russell street to Illinois street, th( nre north along Illinois strett to Pogue’s Ran; distance 8,300 feet, with a
tell ot 12 feet.
Also, from “Lake McCarty” west along Ray tirett to Fugue’s Run; distance 2^0u lett, with a fall of 23 feet. Also, from a point a little south of “Lake McCarty,” thence west along WUkena aireet to Pogue’s Run; distance 2,700 feet, with a
fall of 24 feet.
Your Committee having careftilly examined tbe several plans (and estimateu cost) proposed, whereby to drain the southern part of toecuy, have come to the conclusion the best mode to accomplish tbs purpose will be to build a sewer, commencing at “Lake McCarty,” thence west along Ray street to Pogue’s Run, this being the shortest distance, and will best accommodate the drainage of intersecting streets and alleys aa are now, or may be hereafter, graded. Your Committee, therefore, respectfully recommend the adoption by the Common Council of the following: Hesoleed, That the City Engineer be directed to advertise for aealed proposal* for tbe building of a brick sewer of not less than four (4) feet Internal diameter. The city reservlug the right to reject any and all auch bids. Seating Rink—Indianapolis to Have One.—A Skating Kink 1a comparatively a new Inatltntlon, not only In our city, bat in tbe United States, there being up to last winter but three in operation In this country. But tbe well attested popularity of «n»ni wherever they have been Instituted as well as their financial snceesf, has developed the fact that they are almost an in llspenslble Institution In every city. Last winter, rinks were erected In Cincinnati, St. Louis, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Madison, and other cities, and in every instance they became popular beyond the expectation of their most sanguine advocates. Criminal Court.—Josh Mundln and George M. Tucker, were sentenced to tbe county 2)all ninety days each, for assault
and battery.
John Leroy, Wiliiaoi Johnson, and Joseph Bowers, were sentenced to three years in tbe penitentiary fur attempted robbery at the White River bridge last March. They plead guilty, and offered In extenuation the fact th it,they were drunk and bad beea persuaded into the robbery by a detective. Leroy’a mother, who is a respectable woman living In Boone County, was present, and wae terribly affected by ber son's disgrace. Richard Parnell, ebareed with robbery, waa admitted to ball In the turn of $300. tUTBy reference tu our columns, it will be aeea that E. B. Marttndale has been appointed agent of the Home Insurance Company, of New York. This company Is entitle 1 to prominent consideration on the part of our citizens. It hag paid them, In losses, near fifty thousand dollars, and is, to-day, atrengtb. ening a large share of tbe commercial Interests of the city. This company is particularly known for the satisfactory manner In which Us losses are met. It does not cost an honest man hia reputation to have a fire and hold one of their policies. All just claims are met in a spirit of fairness, with a due regard to “what to right.” Well Read.—An ingenious chemist In as. adjoining county addresses tbe following letter to a large coqyumer of red Ink In this city. He spells exceedingly: Dear Sir: As a good article of Read Ink to mupa s>*ui for I thought Iber Could Be Ho gralt harm In Sending you a Spesiment of the ink that 1 bav and Can msk In Eany quantity. It will dtanit For Ages and Rotaln Its Brlluency. tner Is no fald. Can mak a Deeper Hoad Or a paler as Desired. If the Ink *ttraetsyour attenuoa, You Can Address me at Otwell Indiana. I Remain Yours OBediently. Perronal.—Our young friend. Burns Magee, formerly connected with this paper, gave us a call yesterday. When Bufus waa an editor he was tolerably honeet; bat since he became a lawyer, and lives In Logansport, It is prudent to have an eye oa things when he’s around. At least we infer as much from tbe fact of a costly bronze turtle, which we tned as a paper weight,having disappeared about the lime he lelt us. That “torkle” will lie heavy on your conacioncs, young man. United States Court.—The Federal Court opened yesterday; the Grand Jury were empannelled, and explicitly charged by Judge MacDonald. The Bench delivered an opinion in tbo eaoo of the Funhhouaar distillery at Layfayette. There Were a largo number of Informer* claiming the moiety, but the Judge decided in favor of Chadwlek A Lamb, and tbo matter was retorted to a a alter In chancery for ed-
• i ~ - - r Ji: . .. .. JtmuMArouB Monopoly Ridden.—"Citlzee,” in bis coaunuuicatloa to the Journal, dose the Upton Depot Company iajuttios. then to no disposition on the pert of the earn pony to exclude any road. True, conflicting Interests may prompt aoum one read havtag * cantrolling infiueaee to keep out ita rivnL But it la dearly the Interest of all the roads, as well ee the interest of the city, end the public generally, that they should meet at one common center. The difficulty to thty the depot can not accommodate all the roads terminating boro. This, however, can bo remedied la e greet degree by legislation by the Common Council, by granting Increased facilities in the nae of the streets to approach the depot. .a. — r UTThs House of Refuge 1a in a flourishing condition. There are forty inmates in the In■titution, and they are all busy just now in getting la the crops. gdffThe Union Presbyterian prayer meeting will be held to-aight in the Fourth Presbytrian Church.
Haul army Iteaaa. —Superintendent Sloat, of the Louisville, New Albany, and Chicago Railroad Company, baa ordered tbe necessary material to rebuild the depot burned at Bloomington on Saturday. The walla of the building were not injured to any great extant by the conflagration. Th* Bxlletontain* Consolidation.—In a lew daya the consolidation ef tbwCleveiand, Ooiumboe and CinewnaU,and the Cleveland, BeUefentalne and Indianapolis Railroad Companies Will be effected. The new company will bo styled the Cleveland, Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad Company. This consolidation will not be adverse to the interests of Indianapolis, for the main line to from this cUnuAo Cleveland, two hundred and eightytw^ miles, while there are only slxty-tbree miles from Crettline to Colnmbas. Although L'loetni.ati to attll retained in the name, the road has no interest aouth of Columbus, except its connection with the Little Miami, which to now running east In connection with the Panhandle route. The tendency will be to bring more freight and travel this way, in order to have the benefit of the whole One, In preference to taking the southwestern trade by way cf Cincinnati as formerly. Tbe only objection we Mo to tho matter now 1a the removal of the popular General Passenger Agent, E. A. Ford, to Cleveland. Th* repair and ear shops will remain here and probably be Increased, giving employment to more ma. cblnltta than heretofore. Removal.—Mr. C. W. Smith, General Freight Agent ot the Columbua, Great Eastern and Indiana Railways, haa changed hls headquarters to Chicago. While th# freight business of this part af the line to not diminishing, that from Chicago 1s becoming enormous on the new line, and It became necessary to locate the General Freight Agent accordingly. Mr. Smith la not only an excellent railroad man, but a whole-souled, genial gentleman, and hls many friends In this city will regret hto removal. Hto old office here will be In the charge of H. C. Diehl, Freight A goat.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Elnfmmt.—A very coamaaom mmd very appropriate commentary on the Spring and Summer Cloths, CaaMmerev, Vesting*, etc., displayed at the old and well established Merchant Tailoring establishment of Straue i, Ellenbogen A Co., (formerly Moritz, Brother A Co.,) No. 19 West Waabtngtin street. This house keep* tbe beet stock In the market, and marki up good! to order In the most unexplainable style, and at prices which can not be complained of by any reasonable man. None but the best workmen are employed, and satisfaction guaranteed. The house has stood the test of long years, and every year grow* more popular.
Iffew OpemlBg off Hootxmwd Sbweot at No. 15 South Meridian alraet, for aixty daya, to cloae ont a line and elegant stock of Eastern custom made work. Great bargains will be given, as the goods mutt be sold. Call and examine them and the prices. 6-6 *‘.lwha Amder»wm,My •Iw,” att tbe Opera Hall, to-night Call aad examiae oar fiaargi* aad elegant Invoice of new Carpets, Wall Paper*, and Window Shades, at No. 101 Etst WaihIngton street. We have some beautiful patters of Carpets, entirely new figures. Our Wall Paper* will bear the closest Inspection, and aalt the moat fastldlona. Our Window Shades are not surpassed by any House East or West W* Invite the public to allow us to ■hew our new good*. 6-2
E. H. Martladale, Keq , haa b«ea duly appointed agent of the Home Insurance Company, of New York, vice A. Abromet, resigned. H. H. Walker, 6 3 Special Agent Hoots aad Sbara.—Clreat Bargains for sixty days, at No. 15 South Meridian Street We haves very choice atock, which must be sold, and we will retell them cheap for cash. Ladies are invited to call and see oar good* and learn oar prices. 6-6 Tbe ttewao af Old firelaad will be sung at the Opera Hall, to-night Flae Kkreaaed,aad all Slea washing to drew well, should not fall to cab on Barker, No. 10 North Pennsylvania street, the Merchant Tailor who baa just received a new and fine stock, embracing many elegant patternt for business and dress tuite, which he makes up to order to suit all of good taste. As none bat the best of trimmings are used, they set the suite off iu style. ■fir. Her gut* I a will ulag “Derxaot Astore,” t>utghl. Hod a.—The Arctic Htornaa have come and gone, and oar Arctic Seda haa commenced to flow. We keep an attentive clerk to dispense the same te all the weary and thirsty who give us a call. Our Foabtaln is at the Corner Drug Store, opposite the Bates and Palmer Houaea. Step In and take a drink aa you are passing by. 6-2 Oar aid flrieadn aad the public art Invited te call and examine our new extensive stock of Beets aad Shoe* just received from the manulacturera In the Eiat. Our ■toe* embraces all styles and description* of Men’s, Boys’, Ladies’ and Mlt*es’. We have some new and beanttful styles of Ladle*’ Galters, which we will he happy to show alt Ladles that may favor na with a call. 6-5 He etch - wad Irish Co a cert.-Kc-served seal* at Bonham’s. Gewd Advice drafts.—Every one should sail at No. 15 South Meridian street, aad buy a pair o! Boot* or Shces while they can be had for lees than wholesale rate*. At the old Port Office Building, No. 15 South Meridian street, for sixty days, Boots and Shoes, fine aad coarse, large and small, can be bought wonderfully cheap. Call and see for yourself. g.# Auction! Aactioa ! — fikaTls « Wright sell this day at their Room, No. 33 Etst Washington street, a Urge lot of Furniture, consisting of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Chair*, Carpets, etc. Also, a lot of Queeasware, Glassware, Dry Goods, etc., etc, Sale commence* at nine o’clock. George W. Smock A W. M. Davib, Auctioneers. I-ndfea a baa Id procure their Flower aad Garden Seeds ef J. George Sitz, Seedsman, No, 78 East Washington street, Indianapolis. 3-*at,mon,wedA-at Hprln* aad Haas naer New tteada Broadway atylea of nobby buameesor dreaa suite can be obtained of Strauss A Ellenbogen, Merchant Tailors, successor* to Moritz, Bro, A Co., No. 19 Weat Washington street. We are daily receiving the finest and latest patterns of Cloths, Casslmeres, and Vsrttngs, which, when cut by our experienced entter, Mr. Stolworthy, we warrant to please tbe most fasUdeous. We would respectfully invite our enstomen and the public at large te call and examine our goods before giving orders elsewhere. l-3w mon, wedAsat Hcotch aad IrUb (toagp, by oar beat singer*, to-night. Farsoa Htora«e.-Tbe Tew York Fur Manufactory, No. 114 South Meridian street, (4 Alvord’a building,) takes on storage all kinds of Far* dnring rammer, and insures against damages by moths, etc., for a small expense. Leleweb A Brothers, l-fr,mon,wedAsat Proprietors. He booMLlbrarle*.—Todd, Carmichael A Williams,Bookaellers In Glenns’ Block, have * iarga rad One selected atock of Religion* Book from all the publishers in the as unity, for Ministers node—tiny School Librarian. Bibles and Testaments of the Bible Society, Beautiful Family and Pocket Bibles, tor presents. Sunday School Singing Books, «B kind*. Bbndsy School Seward Cards, all kinds. Sunday School Question Books, all kind*. Sunday School Papers, all kinds. Send your order* to ■Kn>b, Carmichael a Williams, (Mood
“Amid lAamdr Hyae,” at ike Cwm« cert/fco-nlght. 4 Beaatttal Flowers earn he seem and had at Stllz’a Seed and Agricultural Warthen*#. The ladles are invited to call and examine. 3-sat,moD,wedAiat lacease to the Adorable.—1m the patriarchal age, sweet-ameUlng incense was an emblem of worship, end in these latter times, the moat acceptable symbol of hem age that a gentleman can offer to the woman ho adore# I* a ease of that enchanting perfume, richer that frankincense, and more delletou* than the sweet roses wet with dew—Phaloe’s new perfume, “Flor de Mayo.” Sold by all druggists. , 1 . 5-1 “Eveleca, Oarllng,” at tho Opera Hall, to-night. Hame, Adanas A Co. mrodolmg a large amount of Paper Hanging, Decorating, etc., and aa they employ only the beat artiste, and all their work In that line being under charge of Mr. A. J. DeHavena, they defy all competition. They have added to their former force a line decorator from New Yorh. 4-2 , ’ For Carlmlas off all ktada, go to Hume, Adams A Co., Trade Pataca. Their stock to very large. 4-2 Here’s a heaaltb to Klag Charles, in contume, to-night. Fer Hale.—Horse, Carriage, Harness suitable for a family. Here la a fine chance for any cne wishing a good establishment. For particulars inquire at Sullivan A Drew’s Livery Stable. 2-3 Fall limes or all the best aaakes of bleached and brown Muslin, Irish Linen, Table Linen*, and all other good*, very chgap at No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall. 4-3 Home, Adams A Co. bare a very large atock of floor aad stair Oil Cloth*. Cheap. _ 4-2 Heearo Heats tor tbe Hcotcb aad Irish Concert to-night. Opea To-Day.—The old aad pop. ular Dry Goods House, at No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall, Is now open, under tbe business management of J. W. lies*,and will be n candidate for the favors of all persons in want of cheap Dry Goods. Call and see for yourselves. 4-3 At Ho. S Odd Fellows* Hall they are offering great inducements to those In want of cheap Dry Goods. 4-3 Hcotch mad Irish Coacert, road the programme to-night. Tlolla Htrtops. — First Strings can not always be obtained In the country, and thoee who appreciate this instrumenf, realize tbe Importance of baviag perfect strings. We will mall to any address a set of Genuine Italian String”, for $1 25 Best German String", for 1 00 Good quality Strings, for 75 Cheaper quality Strings, for 50 Guitar, Vloloncelc, and Double Bass String* constantly on hand, at equally low figures. Address, 2-6 Bknham Brothers A Co. €3o aad hear the old Hcotch Hoags to-night. tto to No. 3 Odd' Fellows' Hall today for great bargain a. Tbe popular old «tere isopen agate, and alllog goods cheaper than ever before. 4-3 The u i;mf or tamale” shoald road Dr. William Thonuon’a advertisement os the third page. jel4-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
■■oneway*# nil# ssd otatsaeatUIcerated E>eg.—Nuaeroa, individual*, who were for many years afflicted with old cancer on* soree of nlc rs on the legs, and had failed to procure a remedy either from private practice or public hospitals, have been speedily cured by a short coarse of these invaluable medicine*. la all disease* of tni. nature tne united aettos of the Pills and Ointment 1* required. Sold by all Druggist*. myfidAetw
It- Tt m It. Every household should keep Badway'• Ready Relief and Pills on hand; their timely use. If suddenly seized with sickaeie.may «av* life. As soon as there L the slightest uneasiness in the chest, with diffic ulty of breathing, or Indic ation of Cough, take during the clay tO drops of Relief, In a wine glass of water. Cure effectual. Paias ia the Head, bore Threat, Hoaneacss, a sudden attack of Dipthcvla, or Inttuenaa,' apply the Relief to the throat and eheet. Persons suffering from RheumatLm, Tic Ifouloureui, etc., should not hesitate to spp’y Railway's Ready Relief, both externally and Uternnlly. Nothing better In the known world. Create a sense of heat and irritation, or burning, you may feel perfectly satisfied of scare. Tor Sprains, Cuts, Wound*. Rrulae*, nothing like the Relief. Rub the part or part* where the dtoeaM or pain is sealed. Is all that is sufficient. Aside from all this, the Relief will be found to be a splendid tonic when used with water. If you have Lameness, Swe’llng of tbe Race*. Feet, Jothts, etc., use nothing else. In case of Asiatic Cholera, tbe Relief leads all other preventives. f*o In attacks of Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholic,Fevers,Sick or Nervous Headache, Foul Breath, Purging, Dysentery, painlul Diarrhea. Vomiting, Cor Tuitions. Bad Dreams, and General Debility, Railway’s Ready Relief Is a sure cure. hold by Druggists. Price 50 rent, per bottl Pee Dr Rod way's Almanac for lace. aprte deod.tw3tv
Frlffhlful I’rophrcirs Coaceraiag the End off all Thiagn Are male by religious enthusiast.; and, on the other hand, phi osophers insist that tho center ot the earth is* ma?* of firo-that the poles of tbe earth will one day be at the Equator, and that the sun 1s gradually fading 1 Talk like th s is very terrible; but. pending such wholesale calamities, It will be as well for each member of society to take care of his or her health, and leave the rest to Providence. The end comes prematurely to all who neglect the preservation of that inestimable blessing buffer liver diJIate, dyspepsia, chronic constipation or any other ailment to take its course un checked, au lit will assuredly shorten life. I. can not be said that the meat.s of protecting the system against the ; redi-posing causes of disease are withheld. The consiitutions and phy sique< f the least robust may ne so sttengthened and fortified by a course of UOSTETTkR’9 STUM ALII BiTTfeRSas to render them all hut invulnerable, not only to the attacks of epidemic disorders, but also to the ordinary complaints which prevail ia all countries aad at all seasons. If the immense importance of protective medication were universally understood, this incomparable vegetable antidote, which is already the most popular tonic ia the world, would everywhere be classed among the staples of Hie. aad ao family would dare to be withoat it. The time may arrive when this will be the ease, for every year adds hundreds of thousands to t e list ' those who use It. aprtt deodAwSw
SAMARITANS GIFT. The most certain remedy ever known, “Yes, a poeitive cure” for all diseases arising from youthful Indiscretions. Balsam Uopabia and Mercury discarded. Unly ten pills to be taken to effect a cure. They are purely vegetable, having no smell nor unpleasant ta*te. Cure in from two to four days, and recent eases In twenty-four hoars. No exposure, no trouble. Price of male packages $2; female packages $3. Sent by mall. SanirUan Raat aid Herb Juices, The great blood purifier and remedy for scrofnla, ulcers, sores, spots, tetter, scalds, b#ils. syphilis, and all eruptions of the skin. This is no experiment—it is a well tested remedy in the United States Hospitals, where these diseases assume their worst forms.' Mild cases soon yield. Six bottles will care the Worst. Try tbe Root and Herb Juices, and If it fails to core any of the above, your money will be refunded by our
Ingwa street, Indianapolis. ■ DESMOND A CO.Proprietors,
novlfideodAwAm 915 Kao* r. Fhiladclp*
IXCSHI ITCXXU J-rCTEMIl SCRATCH! SCRATCHII SCRATCHIIl In from tote48hoars. Wheaton's Ointment caret The Itch, Wheaton’s Ointment cures halt Rheum. Wheaton's Ointment cures Tetter. Wheal on’s Olnun.nt cures Barber’s Itch, WOreton’k01nun.nl cares Old Bores. Wheaton’■ Ointment cutes By cry of Humor like Magic. Price 50 oenta a box; by moil, Sbcesta. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. no Washington stres*, Boston, Massrchnsett*. For safe hr all drnggieta.
oett deodAwly
• Jil ■m^ Z duU - *' 1 wV*S»i» 1 . .
GRAND OPENING OF NEW GOODS THIS WEEK, JSJT TYLER’S BEE-HIVE. Stow Silks, New Dress Goods, New Poplins, How Alamos, Mow Efeawls, Mow ciomk.#. Milk Basques, Etc. TIm IrtarcM* Stock ot fltow mmd Elegakt LACE MANTLES, SHAWLS, POINTS, SACQIES, ETC., Kvor Mkowrn lm ■mAtkmmpmUo, mt Price# Below mil ComnpetlUom.
NEW TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, Lxcoo, Hosiery, Clovoo, rax#, ole., mt Exrkorktnmry Low Price*. Largest Stool Parasols and Sun Umbrellas in the West, AT I. O W.K ST PRICKS.
CALICOES, MUSLINS, LINENS, TOWELINGS, NAPKINS, QUILTS, ETC., At IjW tkaam Blew York %Vboleemle Price*. DON’T BLA-II. TO VISIT TYLER’S BEE-HIVE, „ ■ W«si« WaafcUafftofl St., far UarKkln# ik »ry Goods. may6 dBMthptop col
DRY GOODS.
Awaket Awake!! shortest route east, Colnmbas & Indianapolis Railway Line.
ARISE EuAuREY
AMD GO TO T«B
TRADE PALACE,
IF YOU WANT TO BEB THE
Largest and Cheapest
STOCK or
IDIR/'Sr GOODS!
Kver Mkowm lm Emdimmapolts.
WE ARE ALIVE
) THE INTEREST OF OUR CUSTOMERS. and ihall sell them
ooor>s
Affifffiicap. or Ffeoapor, thorn they ever Boaghl Ihema im thl# Ntktc.
Heaps of New Goods!
OUR STOCK IS ALL NEW
Aad Freak from* the Mlmt-
N© Old (jloods in this House.
IE JS/L B IB E IR. .
SMITH, HOWARD & CO.. SO and 12M West Washington street, febS (ISmSsnn
RAILROADS.
GiXJICKI TIME
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The “Messenger of Health,” Edited at tbe Pennsylvania Institute of Medicine, contains an article on Dyspepsia, Chills and Fever, and Kidney Affection*, in which the writer poeltively declares that the whole science °t M#dicln# possesses no remedy for the cure of those diseases, that Is half asefflcacions as Mishler’s Herb Bitters. He speaks from experience, having used them In his practice for the past two years, to the exclusion of all other remedies, and withont a solitary Instance of failure. Sold by all Druggist* and Dealers. D*. 8. B. HARTMAN A CO., Proprietors, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Chicago, Illinois. uprtl deodffiwlm W liisker’M. Dm. LAMONTES’ CORROLIA will force Whiskers or Moustaches on the smoothest face or chin, or Hair on Bald Heads. Never known to fall. Sample, for trial, sent for ten cents; Addres* REEVES it CO., JyJ wty IS Nassau street. New Tork.
ITCH! ITCH!! TTVJR all Eruptions of the Skin, uso BOYD’S U MEDICATED CREAM No grease, no stain, no poison. It U highly perfumed, safe, pleasant tons#, and the snrest remedy known for ITCH. Sormt-hes. Pimples, Old Sores, and all Scabby Erupteon.1 Sold by druggist* everywhere.
RESTAURANT.
Conrad Lehrrltter.
John A. Lehrrltter
C. LEHRHITTER & GO.. CAPITAL SALOON
aix» r Kirra i «r.A.vr,
Mm. 14 Ek#t W matting ton street,
(Martin Hag’s old stand.)
A VINO fitted np the Capital at great ex-
H A £.
tioularly
intend to keep our Bar well stocked w ith tbe best Liquors, Wine. Ale, Cigars, esc, and our Restauruit well supplied with the very best l.he market affords. In tact we intend to keep a first class Il0 ( ^fl“d five satisfaction to our pat rons.
TO NEW YOU 14, S’* HOIJKM. Chance of Yime. April 3k, 1888.
Day Express
Indianapolis.
Arrive
Arrive.
Richmond..
Piqua Urban
Dayton Columbus... Newark Zanesville... Dennison Bellaire
8 *) »
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8.05 “ 11.09 ••
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Pittsburg 6.55 •• Cleveland ! 8 50 ** ! Toledo ] 3 50 “ Detroit j 6 15 “ samiusky ; T45 “ j Meadville 1.15 “ Salamanca 1106 “ | Dunkirk 915 “ Buffalo 10.40 “ ! Harrisburg ... 5.10 a. H. Baltimore i 8 50 “ i Wa-h.City....} 11.35 •• Philadelphia..! 9 95 “ Sew York 11.50 Boston 6 0Or.ii j
10.10 a.m. 1 66 r. M.
8 43 “ 4 53 " 6 00 “ 7.00 “
3.46 a. M.
4.90 “ 5 45 “ 8 05 •’ 10.45 “ 680 ’•
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6 .-.0 “ 10 95 “ 6 00 “ 1016 ’•
2 00 r. E.
11.16 •• 136 “ 9.10 “
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NOTICE.
Orvtc* or city cuiax. I Indianapolis, April 31, 1868.1 Kta aaetlagoff the Common Council of the city of Indianapolis, held on the 13th day of ‘ aopted - D. M. RANGDBLL. That the Mayor and City Marsha ifbe <Urei!tcd to iitue, their proclamation prevent ins swine iremnumtiif at targe for thirtv day s from April *°. IMS. JOHN UMVEittBAW, apr*i dtot CM .y Marshal.
BOOKfo—w# aar#, as i JM Sentinel
OLANK BOOKS.—W
mnmmmr as will ter^re eoeepieee satu .mmmm. rite
m9mi * U7C * u " lte
eretplefe aaaoitm on* of Paper
id In such a
satu .Csetto#. Thi
i will be bom id 1
4.OOP M. ACCOMMODATION for Richmond, Conner-ville, Urookvilleand Cincinnati WITH-
OUT CHANGE.
g Kijr-^UNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS leases at 3.00 A. M. DAY EXPRESS, connects at CoIambus with Fa*t Expr*>* Trains, via Pittsburg, Bellaire and Cleveland. one of tbe famous SILVER PALACE CAR.* is attached tc ibis train at Columbus going through to PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK WIl’H-
OUT CHANGE
«-3o P. H EASTERN NIGHT EXPRESt leave* daily. Sundays included. NEW STATE ROOM SLEEPING cARo attached to this ira n run through vo DKn.MSON. *88 mile.,. WITHOUT 1 11 A >GK; arriving at Pittsburg. Harrisburg, Baltimore, wa»hingtonUltv, Philadelphia, Ne» > ork. and oiber E.s'ern Ciiie*. firi^KlVE Hi »C RS IN A D V aNCS^Off wf all oilier rout*-. ffityr The 3U) A M. and a 45 P x Trains mfee cl*.»c coune* nun *t Piqua. in same Depot, for Till,EDO, DfclKOlT, and all jaiints in CAN-
ADA
Maj“Th<- 3 00 a M and 10 10 a m. Trains conned .1 Cuuihri'ig i lor coi>ner*vide and Ci nail; at Kk h ui*>bd lor Dayton. Zenia and C’tncia-
nail. at d at L rbana fur Sami Atlantic an i V,re .t W estern Oil Regions o' Pennsylvania.
tUtT Through ficaei* good via Piqua or Day-
ton
Map»Ask for tickets via COLUMBUS, which are lor sale to an the above pointe at tne Union Depot in Indianapolis, and ait ticket offices in the West. J. M. LCNT. Ges’l Superintendent, r. CHANDLER. Gen’l Ticket Age
«. Trains co ille and Clnct: , Zenia and Cmci
u*ky, all point- on Rati way, and the
mr5 lUuiasun
Vgent.
LEATHER BELTINC. ETC.
LEATHER BELTING, KAKUFACTUEBD FEOtt FISH BACK re CMI.K—ATMM Ul ■ TINNED LRiTBRB, AWARDED THE F IK MT rmKMHJM AT THE Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Raktor Beltiig, Im« ai4 PicUig, Genoia* Cottoa filed. PAGE’S PATEnTTaCE LEATHER, And all other kinds of Leather, for tale by .IOMIV F1UKBA.CK* 126 South Meridian Street, novtt d*f top eoMthp INDIANAPOLIS
Amusements.
■ethopoutan Theater.
Manama axr Dixxctox. .
Chanlx* Porz
YFekkeoffisty KYamlmE, flay e. Third night of the far-femed Comedian, Mr. J. E. OWENS, '%iasas T 5S8®«?n;s > “^*’ lor’* delightful Comedy In three acts THE "V^IOTIMS, A character he has made entirely bis own. and which ranks pre eminently among the *•*» C*knpicw*w# Trlmaaphn •( the C’eaic Ststce. Also, as HORATIO SPROGGJNS, in his great speciality of FOHTY WINKS. anRivetoS!^”- D “ y of my Li ' e ’” a^Saturday, Grand Matinee. P“Monday, LITTLE LOTT A.
CARPETS.
TRADE PALACE!
TV O'W OHE3VIIVG,
A LAROK LINE OF
C A B P E T 8.
THREE Through Express Trains
BY THE
GREAT BEE LINE ROUTE.
NEW SCHEDULE—MARCH 16,1968. JW NXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS of
theliKLLKMJNTAINIC RAILWAY leave ISDlaNAPULts and arrive at points named be-
low, a. follows:
Indianapolis 3:60 a. m. 10:00a.m. SKWp.m. tmou 6:15 a.m. 1 A) p. m. 1 00 a. Dayton 8 50 a. m. 6 95 p. in. 8-AO A Beilutont’ne.. 8:45 a. m, 3 .59 pm.' 81/7 a Sandusky ... 7 45 p.m. 6:Oi.m. kiaiiou 10:95 a.m. 5 29 p m. 4 S') A m. Crestline 11:30 a. in. (15 p.m. 6:50 a.m. Cleveland.... 3:’0p m. 9.55 p.m. 9.40 Am. Tolclo 3si - p. m. 6 At a m. .... Alliance 3 A) p. m. 10 5U p. m. 10.50a.m. Mea iv die 7 13 p. m. 10 18 a. m Detroit 6.<5 p. m. 10.10a.m. Dunkirk 9 15 p.m. S.Oam. 3 45 p.m. PitUburg... 6 45 p.m. * 30 a. m. 3 40 p m. Buffalo 10 40 p.m. 6 <6 a m. 5 90 p. m. Harrisburg... 5 10 a. m. 1:50p.m. 145am Albany 9 40Am. 4 40 p.m. 6 00a.m. Philadelphia. 9 95 a. m. 6 .10 p.m. 7 .00 a. m. Baltimore . S 50 a. m. 6:90 p.m. 8.-»0a. m.‘ Washington 1! 35a.m. 10i«l p. m. 11 35 a m Newlork . 1150a. m. 9 30p. m. 10:15a m* Boston 5 00 p.m. 12 l« m. 4:l0p. m. MV Aceoramodation for Union leaves Union
Depot at 8310 a. II
SUNDAY NIGHT EXPRF.SS leaves Union IVepot. Indianapolis, at 900 P. M. MT'CEEPiNG CARS attached to the 9100 r-u train run to CRESTLINE lor Break last at
5:50 * M
fitafir the 10 .00 A M. train of this route from IN Id AN A Pi i LIS lands its passengers in Pitt*, burg. Buffalo. Harrisburg, Baltimore, Wash melon City. Albany, Boston. Philadelphia and NEW 1 ORK more than ftaysbVEN HOL 1*3 IN ADV ANCE^M 04’ the 1 olumhu* route. XUrrtiE SAIL R|.AY MuRNING TRAIN of this Cine, leaving INDIAN APOL13 at lost) A. ■ . reaches the above named and other Eastern cities on MONDAY morning IMF^oNE DAY IN
RE W ATT EES OF VELVETS, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, and INGRAIN C -A. IRj IP STS! FOB SALE AT Very Low Prices,
cities on MONDAY morning
AD) ANCk^Effi of the Columous Route. MtaT-DIRac i CONNECTIONS via Union for Dajion. via shlney for Toledo and Detroit, and
via Bctlefontaine lor Sandusky.
BET’The t 50 a a. and lo ci)
'lady, except Sundays, wiih cl
neetions at Marion and 1
The 9
me,
Uy. except Saturat Crestline for ail
M. trains run through conand Crestli
■■bC r a. train runt dai
days with il points East
*a?“>ECURE THROUGH TICKKTS by the ««t>MKAT BEE LIRE Kttl'TE,” over the BaLLEFONTAINE RAILW * Y, which are for sale at all Ticket Offices in the Wt»tern country. J L. COZ AD, SuperiutendenL E. A. FORD, General Passenger AgenL marlt d:lin.t-un
BANKRUPTCY.
In Bankruptcy.
) At IndianapolU the
Distriet of Indiana, SS / 92d day of April,
> A. D. 1868.
rpilE undersigned hereby gives notice . f hls A. api ointment as assigueo ot James Johnson, jr., of InoiauaiKilis. in tbe County oi Mar on, ami State of In liana, w ithin said Distriet, who bus been adju Igeil a bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the District Court of said District.
W. A. BRADSHAW, Assignee.
aprit dSwlt
In Bankruptcy.
District of Indiana,S8 > 30th da;
At Indianapolis, the
ay of
A. D.. 1868.
April.
/TMIE undersigned hereby gives notice of his jL appointment as assignee of Marshal! E. Palmer, of Indianapolis. In tne County of Marion, and state of Indiana, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the District Court of said District
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW.
HUME, ADAMS & CO., anU 3*3 West Washington Street. apr29 wlw
Morrison’s Opera Hall. FOU ONE WEEK ONEY, Commencing SATURDAY, May 2, will be exhibited THE BABY WOMAN, SOPHIA GANTZ, XTtes Mnmmgtnt Woman on Record. A phenomenon, only two years and seven months old, but fully matured and developed iu all that pertains to * regular abnormal and complete state of womanhood. This wonder of nature has eicited in an intense degree the nat. nralist, physiologist, and physicians, and is the Obly^se on record of a perfect child woman. MaF^Tne hours of exhlbi'ion are from nice \ M., until twelve M. for geutlemen. and for ladies from two P. M. until six P. M. The parents are accompanying the child. Admission 25 cents; children 15 cent*. Boys not admitted. For Physicians’ certificates, etc., see Medical Journal of April issue. myi c 6t
Morrison’s Opera Uall, WeMaesfey Ereiin?, May 6, 1868. GRAND CONCERT OI Scaleh and Irish Mmsic.
BY
T- 3ST. C A TTX.FI El., ID, Afsbted by Mrs. E J Powers. Mbs Emma Wesselhoufth, Mr. Carl Bergstein. Mr. w J. Uablohns. Mr. Athllc Smith, Mr. J a. Hodges. Mi Earl Reid, Mr A. Mouroe, and others. The Concert Pianos used on this occasion ale kind y furnished by Benham Bros A Co.
PROGRAMME-PART FIRST.
1. Potpourri for two pianos—Ratnohns—Messrs
lUlfield. introducing • John An-
1. Potp:
Rabjohns
derson
Hed.’ 1 hief.'
■ 1' ' “ ‘ |'iauo*— IV .1' '(f 11 LI -— wes-rs. ns an Caulfield, introducing ■ John Anmy Jo,” “S ots wha hae wi Wallace ’’Charlie is my Darling,” “Hail to tbe
Chief.” etc,
*. Cornet Solo, (Scotch air.) Mr Earl Reid. c8r,Song—Dennot astore, (Iri,h;-Crouch—Mr 5. Piano Solo—Irish Banshee song—Caulfield— “Coming thro’ the RyeJaeli. 6. Song in Costume—“Heie’t a Health to King Chailts,” W. J Raojohns. 7. Song—’Robin A air,”(Scotch,) Mrs Power*.
PART SECOND.
1. Violin So’o, (Scotch airs.) Athlic Smith. 3 Scotch Son 6 —Mr Alexander Monroe. jPiano *olo—“Auid Lang Syne”—G .ldbet k4. Song—-Savournah Deelish,” (Irish,; Mrs.
Powers.
5 Cornet Solo, (Scotch air.) Mr Earl Reid 6. Song—“che is Coming,” (Irish,,—Caulfield— Mu* Emira Wesseihoefth. 7. Irish song in costume—Mr J. A. Hodges.
. 50 cents.
..ISc
Admission
Reserved seats cents Seats can be secured at Benham Bros. A Co.’s Music Store, 36 West Washington street
myS utt
SHIRTS.
The first of our SPRING STOCK Is received, ud we call attention to the VERY LOW PRICES of Goods in our line.
To Ladiee’ Hosiery we are paying particular attention thlH season, and our old customers will find he favorite makes 00 our shelves.
We have BARGAIN’S in WHITE COTTON HOSE,for spring wear, at 15, 20 and 25 cents, and an excellent quality in best Goods, both brown and white, which we want all to look
at for 50 centa.
Also, CHILDREN’S HOSIERY, in FANCY COLORS and WHITE, very cheap. $ In MEN’S HOSIERY, see our p^tent^k, without seam 11, at 25 cents. We expect a run
on IL
Also, REAL BRITISH HALF _ HUbE." at very low figures. •* We have ala*.' renewed our liueol CUKbfc IS, and will take pleasure in showing an elegant imported Corsets, which will be found a PERFECT FIT and PERFECT SHAPE, at such n low price that every ore can I 1 v it.
Remember, the prices are now VERY LOW , and everything will be sold CHEAP AS POSSIBLE at
PARKER’S,
STATEMENT.
S T A TL' E 31 FI IV TL
Of the onditton of the -
WINNESHEIK Fire Insurance Company Oa tho 1st Day of JanahYr* 1868.
Cash on hand and in the hands of
Agent* or other persons $1*,033 73 Real Estate unincumoerd .- 13,000 00
United states Five-twenty Bonds,
par value 58.013 08
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, being first lien on unincumbered Real
3D Went Washlngtan Street, mr 29 dSmfirstaivuoderamusements.
CARPETS.
O -A. IR? IP IE T S
Estate, loaned.
Deots otherwise secured. Debts for Premiums All other Securities
060
5al 10K
93
36B.!
47,751 40 3,108 19
Total Assets $496,101 51j<
LIABILITIES.
Amour t due or notdne to banks or
ther creditors
apr31 dSwltaw
111 Rankruplcy. ) At Indianapolis, the District oi Indiana, SS:> 29th day oi April, A. ’ D., 1868. fTlim undersigned hereby gives notice of hls apL pointmont as assignee of Fountain P Smith, oi Indianapolis, in ttie County of Manon, and Stateof Indiana, within said District, who has been ailjudgodabaukrupt upon htsown petition, by the District Court of said District. WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW, apr39 dSwltaw Assignee.
Ill Bankruptcy. > At Indianapolis, the
District of Indiana, SSv 22d dav or April,
> A. D 1868,
rpni: undersigned hereby gives notice of his I appointment as assignee of Daniel Titcomb, of rnmanapolis, in the County of Marlon, and State of Indiana, wthin (tid District who ha. been atiiudged a bankrupt, upou his own peti-
trict court of said i'istrict W. A. BRADSHAW, Assignee,
aprSI dlwit
In Bankruptcy. ) At Indianapolis, the
District ef Indiana, S3 :> 34th day of April,
> A. D.. 1868.
f | >110 undersigned hereby gives notice of his JL appointment as assignee of Jesse Marlin, of Indlana|>oiis, in the county of Marion, and State of Indiana, within said District, who has n adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition,
the District Court ot said District.
W.
beei
by
ap?5 dStltaw
A. BRADSHAW.
ssigi
In Bankruptcy.
District ef Indiana, S.S > 37th da;
At Indianapolis, the
»y of Ap D.. 186s.
fpril, A.
rriHE undersigned hereby gives notice of their I. appointment as assignees of William B. C.ssady. 01 Kushville, in the County of Rush, and State ef Indiana, within said District, who bn* been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own petition,
by tbe District Court of sain District.
W. A. BRADSHAW,
apr28 dltawSw
J. W. BRADSHAW,
Assign ets.
Tk/TBRCHANTS and business men generally ( IVl have toeir work done on the shortest not st the Sentinel Job Rooms.
IhTERCHANTS and business men generally lYJL can have their work done on the shortest notice, at the Sentinel Office.
other cr
Losses adjusted and due.,
lied
Losses adjusted and not aue .
Losses unadjusted
1,770 00
None
3.460 UO
Losses unadjusted *,,«* 33
Losses in suspense waiting farther
Proof 9.4:0 00 Allother claims against the Comp’y Noae
Total Liabilities .$13,83* 39 Tbe greatest amount insured in any
one risk (,000 00
The greatest amount allowed by tbe rules of the Company to be insured
in any one city, town or village.... No rule
The greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block No rule Th# Act •( ■hc*rpwrau*a Prevlwmsly State of Illinois, Stephenson Count*, SS.
J F. Smith. President aad William Trembor. ecretary.ot the Winnesheik Insurance Compay. of Freeport,lUinois. being duly sworn, depose ml say. that the foregoing U a full, tree and orrect statement cf tbe affaire of the said Cbm-
lenient of tbe affaire of the said Com-
pany ; that the said Insurance Company it the bona fide owner of at least ONB HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLa&S of actual Cash Capital, invested in State and United States Stocks and Bonds, or in Bonds or M011gages of Real btate, unincumbered, and worth douole the amount for w hich the same is mortgaged; aad that they are the above described officers of said Insurance
Company. J. F. JSMJTH. President.
WM. TKBMBOR, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed, before me. this Sd day ot January, 18(8. As witness my hand aad official seal. EDWARD P. HODGES, Clerk of the Ctrouit Court of Stephenson County-
OFFicaor Ami toe or Stats,) Indianapolis, J an nary 3.1898 (
I hereby certify that the above to a true copy of a sworn statement now on file In my ofltoe.
T. B. MuCARXY, Anditor of Mato.
JONES * CHI LD. State Area to. Office 36 Wert Washington street, opposite Trmda Palace.
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TEAS
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W. H. ROLL, N#. 38 IllftMMls Btreet. sprT ddm4ttlp8coluDderparker
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TO SHOE CVSTOmBKM—New Nprlng Styles •( (toot# mttd Msoen mt flayo’u Shoo Store. No. 23 East Washington utreot. Stop la aad see.
IOVTN AN O NHUE9—We are recel v tag, direct frosm the ■aaanfaciurcrs oostoo spleadld utyloo ot fosadlea* am Misses’ Waikla* Boots, la morocco Kid or Laallng. Tho'rery beat in th< aaarket, at tho lowest prices. E. H flAYO A CO., 23 Bast Washington Street
■AYE BUNEY—In bny tng your Boot nnd Skooont Mayo’r shoo Store. Thi ootablishasent fens a targe atock o how Spriaffi 6oode aad boltoa* price# feb4 d6n
DYE HOUSE.
Steam. I>ye House.
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Gentlemen’s Garment!., each as Crapes Broeadet. Silk, Woolen, or half Woolen Goods. Coat*, Fanil and Vesta, will be cleaned or colored and retisteed into latest style#. AU work warranted. fehdOdly C. Ri’SE.
CHINA TEA STORE
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CHINESE AND JAPANESE TEAS! The China Tea Store,
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PROFESSIONAL.
O'ER 1C AM PHYSICIAN.
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evening.
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SALT! SALT!! YKTKLhnve the agency for the tale of Kanawha W aad Table SALT. Can supply Pork Packer* with Coarse Salt in large barrels. Also, *80 pound barrel* for the trade, by the car load or dray load, at manuffiotorar’s prices. Also, agent tor tit* sale of ta* best Carbon or Coal OU. Do not bur you Salt before calling on MU (Kb ANDREW WALLACE.