Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1869 — Page 3

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BAfl.ROAll BATTERn. N —One bnmlred tons of railroad iron for the Jeffereonvillo, Madison and ludlanapolls Railroad were being delivered at I he depot of that road in Now Albany on Monday, bv the New Albany Rolling Mills of J. Bragdon A Co. ~ —Hons. C. M. Allen and D. C. Branham have returned Irom New York, after making the necessary arrangements for the Immediate completion of the Vincennes Railroad. We will have a new and valnable line in a few dave. —At no time since the commencement of the grand enterprise liaa the work upon the bridge over the Ohisat the fallsat Jeffersonville, been pushed more vigorously than at preaeut. The largest possible available force of workmen are now

engaged.

—The Madieon Courier says: '‘The old spirit of enterprise in this city Is reviving. Our citizens talk of a million and a half for a bridge over the Ohio, and a railroad to connect with the Cumberland and Ohio, over in Kentucky, in addition to the shortest line railroad between l^ouisville and Cincinnati. —New RAii.ROAns.—Articlesof association were yesterday Hied for the Orand Rapids, Wabash ami Cincinnati Railroad Company. The capital stock is 32,000,000. The road will run from Warsaw, Kosciusko county, through the counties ol Wabash, Grant, and Madison, to the city of Anderson. It will be about eighty-two miles in length. The following gentlemen comprise the first board: (thanes W. Chapman, Joseph Crabbs. Benjamin F. Lines, James Brownlee, Thomas N. Htillwell, Joseph 1’ugh, Jacob Harter, Calvin Cowglll, David Kirkpatrick, C. H. Tibbetts, Jonathan F. Winslow, Ell Davis, Milton S. Robinson. —The Lafayette Journal says: “We learn from Adams Earl that General Gridley has just closed a contract with responsible parties for the completion and equipment of the west end of the Bloomington road, from the State line to Bloomington, twenty-eight miles of which must be completed and In running order by the first of January next, In order to fulfill the terms of the county impropriation, as we understand it, while the rest must be dene by a year from that time. The Bloomington road means business, and will be put through promptly, as we are fully assured.” The Corydon Democrat says: “There are persons in our county (Harrison) who believe that the full amount of money asked of this comity to aid in the halloing of the railroad is to be raised by taxation. This is a mistake. The amount naked of this county is $100,000, and of this amount only $69,000 is proposed to be raised by taxation. The other $05,000 will have to be raised by subscription, and those living along the line of the road, and receiving the greatest benefits, ace tbe persons who will have to raise It. Corydon and vicinity have already snbsorloed nearly $.‘>0,000, which is all that she can possibly raise, and the tax will be levied on these subscribers as well as

on others.”

—The Jefferson, Texas, Jimpleeute, of the 16th inetant, announces the arrival in that city, the night before, of Captain J. M. Daniel, Chief Engineer of the M.. E. P. and P. R. K .direct from Paris, France. The Jimpleeute adds: “The news he brings is as good as can be. The road Is a fixed fact, having triumphed over all oppoalllon, and has #10,000,000 to bank on. But that If this portion of the road Is bailt depends entirely on the actions of

bn)It depends entirely on

the people of this city and on the line ol

the road from here to Bowie coi that is asked Is that tbs people

lands for stock, and are required to give uo deed until the road ie completed to certain points, Cnless this is done, Caj tain Daniel has Instructions to goto wor at ones from Gaines’ Landing on the Mis-

sissippi.”

—Captain C. C. Genung, engineer for the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad, last week completed an inspection of all the bridges and culverts on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad its entire length, and returned to the city on Saturday night. We learn that the bridges and culverts are all in an excellent condition at the present time, safe and sound. It is a custom to have the bridges on this road inspected by a competent man at least twice a year, and on the occasion of such visits of the inspector, all faulty timbers are ordered to be removed at once. This is one of the reasons that the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad has so few acidents [sic]. Another is that only careful engineers and conductors are employed. This will be pleasing intelligence to travelers in this day of railroad and steamboat accidents. To travel on a railroad without fear of being "dumped” over the bank, or of having the engine blow you into the middle of the next century, is a great comfort.— <Evansville Courier>. —The Cincinnati <Enquirer> of yesterday says: "In the case of Griffin, the engineer whose sleepy neglect of duty sent some score of human beings to death in

die Mast Hope disaster, an Intelligent tury finds him guiltless of manslaughter, wKn which be was charged. We have no Inoltnatlou to criticise this verdict. Tbe evidence In Court, we itelieve, substantially confirmed the statements published at tbe time. The accused was obliged to wait for another train to pass, and left or put his train in the way ol tlfat which was approaching. The result was a collision, with tbe usual accompaniments of utangliug and death. The jury rendered a verdlnt of acquittal, and a sympathizing crowd in court received It with ‘great applause.’ The case is onlr Important, ai present, as an indication of public opinion In relation to the personal responsibility of railroad men for the results of carelessness. The verdict seems to allow the largest liberty for recklessness in employes, but it does not exonerate tbe railroad companies from pecnnlary responsibilities, and In tbs Increased csre they will be compelled, for their »>wn interest under the circumstances, to exercise In the choice of servants, the public will still have some guarantee against the Indiscriminate exercises of

that liberty.

Beak to the Centsslonsn of the Bold

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“The Beer* aa* oflsiaU of the baak went late the Sold llooa oa tbe awraiac ef the 24th la■toot end (attested to a few that It weald beta* possible to elesr the traoeaetlon* of that dar see oast of aa attempted eoraer, bat, oa eoai tatiea. It was decided to be the datp of the hash to make tbe attempt evea at some saerilee. The baak assumed the sleeriaf movsmsat In the nsnai manner, sad received la paymeat of the balanee a very larte pmsaat ef toM ndd ear rency. It was aeeestovy to restore a law portion of those sssoaats to the dealers, or a wide spreaddlsastarwoaldbarsfsUewed. Ted#this the baak wax foroed to depart from the roeeirins of all the belaaeee before peyln* nay. aad went os pen Ins dealers n portion of tbe balanee of tbeir statements, reoerrime a ento marsia whose practicable, aad trasUax to dealers to make good any over dee lines ever the final settle: This coarse was pmrsned on Taesday and Saturday, Oa Saturday n eommfttoo was appointed at a formal meetias of the dealers te jonfer with the Directors, who went late aa Investigation ex* teaolng through Saturday aad Sunday. The plea to declero alas dealers rejected from the cloaring aad nssumo the rost as good was too only basis of ssttUmentdsemsd practicable. The baak aeted ea this fa paying toe dealers Monday. Tbe essergeaey of too settlement with too Clearing Haas* aad banks ea If eaday aad Xaeoday peseed by, traasferriag to toe sommiistoaers of the Clearing Bouse a sufficient amount to seeure the balanee doc too baak. The baak has bow at Its control, alter settlement with the Clearing House Bank, aa amount not far fro: its capital aad sarplas, with each to liquidate the dealers' statements as soon ns it can be ascertained what is dae from the baak to the dealers, and from toe dealers to the bank. It Is tbs expectation that these results can be approxl mated to-dey, and from all the evidence now aeoeselble we believe the bank to be solvent and

able to pay all its debts.

“No complications exist at present except ea onr dealers’ statements. The baak has no: failed or suspended. It has paid all its obligations as stated. It paid Monday’s obligations at the Clearing House in gold at par, and oa Tuesday. H.OOU.UGU in gold, and say M.iOO.OOO la

securities.

[Signed] “H. M. Bxnxnfcr, President. ‘‘September 28, 1869.’' The committee of twenty, appointed by the Oold Exchange, here worked steadily on too statements of the dealers since fear o’clock m., yeeterday, aad at eae o’clock r. a. only two statements remained to bo received, those of Smith. Oould A Martin, and Kalokorbockar k Co. The not result, as ascertained, U, that too dealers are short with too Cold Exchange Clearing House of about 110.600,000 of gold, whLk Smith, Ooald A Martin arc offering to sell them at 135. There appears ae doabt that tbe eomm itteewiil tuoeeed in effecting elaariogs on Friday's busiaoM, settlements being made oa the bads determined on yeeterday. The difference between 136 and too actual prioo will remain to be adjusted between the dealers themselves. AI a quarter before four o’clock the committee of twenty reported to the Bold Room in axeoutive soseion. They bad referred too making up of a statement from the Uskets of Smith, Uould, Martin A Co. to competent aoeountants. and requeoted to bo relieved from other duty. The report wae accepted, and it was agreed that the transactions ol Friday bo settled. The executive session of the Clearing House and Board adjourned till to morrow. The President of the Oold Room has been served with an injunction grouted on toe application ef Smith, Oould, Martin h Co., r*(training him from telling gold on their aoeoant ae oerding to the role. Tbe following resol ntlon was passed by toe New York Stoek exchange: Dealings In gold to be in toe Long Room until such time as the Ooveruing Committee (bail offset a plan establishing a Oold Room, under the direction of this Association. The Stock Exchange, later in the dev, passed a resolution to deal in gold la the Hall of the old Open Board of Stoek Brokern, dealings to begin to-morrow at ton o'clock. A meeting of theloint eommittoe representing the New York City Benk Clearing House and the New York Oold Exchange Bapk. was held in the parlor of the Clearing House. At this meeting, the Oold Exchange Bank, which made no olearings to-day, proposed to the Clearing House committee that the other banks should advanse twenty per cent, on toe 62,500,000 gold paid by tbe Oold Exchange Bank yeeterday and the day before in the settlement of their indebtedness at the Clearing House, which would enable them (the Gold Exchange Bank) to pay their entire in-

debtedness.

Tbe effect of this wontd be to release the other securities held by the Committee, and give the Oold Exchange Bank about 630.000 in currency. Several of toe banks had agreed to lurnlsh me%n> te carry out this proposition, when it was learned that the bank had been placed in the hands of a receiver, and consequently toe nego-

tiations were passed.

The iniunotion was granted by Judge Cardosa on tbe application of a person claiming to be a ereditor of toe bank. The application for a permanent receiver le returnable next Monday; meantime, Augustus Brown, ef the law firm of Brown, Hall A Vaaderpool, has been appointed temporary receiver. The associated banks agreed, in response to an application of a committee of twenty, to keep open to eenify checks, etc., nnUlfour o’clock this afternoon, and if necessary, until tig o’clock. The Stock Exohangp failures of Charles A. Meigs A Co., Julian A Co., and of Fullpr, Trent A Cox, were reported, and s’oexs were sold out for them under the rale. The latter 6rm are payiag differences, but were anable to take toe stocks they purchased yeeterday. It is believed that snspensions will prove but temporary. Tbe name of Lockwood A Co. was used freely on the street In the afternoon as having failed. It was finally stated that they made an asstgnent of tbeir affairs to laptain Acker. This house has, fer years, been one of the wealthiest on the street, and oqp ef toe most infinential. T^eir exact position on the market is not known, although they were credited with holding a large amount of Pneiflo- Mail, Michigan Southern, Northwestern, aad St. Paql. Do tbe otheEhand, It is said they have been short of New York Cnn? tral for the past twelve months. Money market very nnsettled and irregular most of toe day, with transactions at 7 per cent, gold, with H to 1 per cent, per day for turniag low priced stocks, and 1H#( per cent, for carrying New York Central until to-morrow afternoon. There was a decided letup In money and rate for oall loans, and Inally fell to 7 per cent. DIsoount operations are out of toe question entirely.

Sterling nominal at 8X.

The street price for gold was 1309132. The range et the National Exchaage was 130%, qp te 133, down to 131, and closing at 131%. Governments heavy and lower. Ihe Assistant Treasurer accepted bids ot 63.000,000 at 1150116:

total offers, 86,664,060.

The following aye lb* closing rates: Jonpons of 1881

1662.

“ 1684.

16H6,, 118>4 • • Mb*;::::™::::::”::”:::!: \w*

Pacifies _.T 6%

State bonds lower sad neglected.

Elsepnris - 84%

60%

63

-ew " M Old North Carolines - - 45 New '• 60 The dealings ip stocks hove been immense today/ Tbe market gas irregular apd nnsettled with greet and rapid fluctuations. New York Central ranged from 145 to 161; Hudson. 129 to 143; Erie 27 to 32%; Reading, 90 to 93%; Ohio A Mississippi, 24% to 28%; Wabash, 4k% to btr, Northwestern, 62 to 66%; ditto preferred, 77% to 81; St. Pan). 59% to 65%; old Soathern, 74% to 81%; C..C. A 0. and Rock Island, 100 to 108; Fort Wayne. 79 to «?| Past fie Mail, 66 to 66. and Harlem, 117 to 121, The market finally olofgd firm, Tke shares held largely by the Loekwoodf were especially stroag. The prominent party el Northwestern stocks, who have been great bears on tbe market for toe past sixty days, have become great bulls, and have been free buyers for

sixty days.

The biddipg prises qtsjy were ap felpws t

1* Central 122

sMady; ** «W* Wheat. 81 mi 38. CjnKjt^ ££ J* »- ders, 17e; sides, Me. ... No. 8. Cera dull aad lewerutTle for No. J. Cleveland—Fleur dull, heavy and unchanged. Wheat 11*4 lor No. 1 red, and fil 22 for No. 2 ditto. Cera nominal at 96997c for So. I mixed, and 94995e tor No. 2 ditto. ■«W York Dry Caosla Market. Nnw You. September 39. The disturbed state ef toe gold end money Basket have had aa aafeverable inflaemee ea the dry goods trade, which ie characterised by lees activity, aad ie somewhat depressed for various styles of cotton fikbries. Harrisburg 4-4 brown goods aru reduced from 13% to 13o: ditto 7- 8 from 1C% tol2e; ditto N. 30-hieh. from 11% to 11c; Boston bine denims are down from 15 to 14%e; Standard’s 4 4 brown from 13 to 12no; Putapsco wool from 18% to 15%e; ditto cotton, froi 14% to 13%C. Voroiscm Mark ota. Loxpox, September 29—r. X. Contois, 93. Amorieaa seta ittes are quiet. 8- 20 bonds, 18 2. 34; 1397, 82%; 1866. 83%; 0-40s, 75%. Erie. 23; lUinoD Central. 93%: Atlantis aad Great Western. 27%. Liramrooi.. September 29.—Cotton is easier; middling uplands, 12%d; Orleans. I2%d; sales ei 8,000 bales. California wbito whoat; JOs 7d: red Western wheat, is 4d@9s $d. Western floqr, 24s; Corn, No. $ mUed. 29s M; 1 Oats. 3s6d; Peas. 44s<d. Pork, lids: Beef. 89s. Lard, 74s. Cheese, 63s. Bacon, 65s 6d. Pro-

duce anehanged.

Loxdox. September 29.—Tallow, 47s 3d. Sugar, 30s 6d939s 9d oa spot, easier; afloat, 28s 6d0 $8t9d. Linseed oil, £31, Now York Market. Nnw You. September 29. Cotton—Lower; soles ef L*00 bale* at 29928%e 5:S5i72S.'.^«SiS»J« iSSMfiS

•f«C»AL NOTICES.

KmUmwara RIIJ.—Th. Honnoaa or Dtt raraia.—“Try all things” is a had motto for too siek. It ie hotter to try that wUok too world', exported oo has proved do bo raper-oxeoHsnt. For fifty yuan Holloway’s Pills have been earing Dyspepsia. Not a Milan id aa record; whilo the soeecews have been countless. Ie not this n sufficient guarantee. Is it not madness for any one writhing andor too terrible pangs of dytpepsia to ieelino or nos lost to take a medicine fortified with eudi credentials? Sold by all Druggists.

sep30 dAwlw

Words off Cheer. On the Errors of youth and tke Pollim of age, U relation to Marriage and Sooial Evils, with a helping hand for the erring and unfortunate. Beat in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P.. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Mp 27 dAwSm —OhofioWa Hair Dpa. This splendid Hair Dye is toe best in too world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reiiabU. instantaneous; no disappointments ao ridienions tints; remedies the HI effects ef bad dyes; Invigorates ana loaves the Hair soft aad beantifh! black or brown. Sold by all Druggists aad Perfumers, and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory, 16 Bond *t. f New York.

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HEOEMAN’S FIRRATED ELIXIR OF BARK A pleasant cordial prepared from CalisayaBark and Pyrophosphate of Iron, pomossing too valuable properties of iron, phosphorus, and onUsaya, without aay injurious ingredients. As a preventive to fever and ague, and as a tonle for patients recovering from fever or other siekaam. It ean not bo snrpaseed. and is roeommoadod by the most eminent physicians. Physicians la prescribing, and toe pnbliem purchasing, sheald be particular to specify HEOEM AN’S, as toon are many inferior articles la the market, purporting to bo of the same combination. Prepared only by Hegemon A Co-, Chemists aad Druggists, Naw York, aad sold by all respectable Druggists. aov30dlyoow

8UNCICAL INSTITUTE.

Ca*M Stock, $150,000. -»•. MunSagkalbstitete, •mo ffimmaum Mmvfb mt Vmfiom Mo»g«, am

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, For too tiuatmout of all SURGICAL DISEASES, whether requiring opsratloa or sot.

aeuicui.tuuAi..

bittens.

HALL, M00EE * BUMHAMT, NATURE S GIFTS

CINCINNATI.

MEDICAL.

SAFES, ETC.

iftiKffLTmi iimmR, Cvritge, Buggy and Wagon MatorMfi

JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. JS'dlr’® 0 * StoltoPfe Kentucky.

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SOUMTinCAUiT DEVELOPED.

Th« Mm*

Am mil its

STAH SODA AND PLATES. STAIR RODS,

its and id com-

reetpre neajtn ana vigor to tbe in-

Hall’s Safe and Lock Company, XkxcrACToun or H * ,, '*T»**** fomer*s«.rtro •ad Uarg; tor Prooi S -A. FES, A»d Vlrtor Comblnnttoa ItoBk Larks, Clacinuatl, f Plkx/xnr^v Til: S. Branches -

DR. WM. THOMSON’S Hoc 66 ft es Virginia Avenue. BeHoeem JMdtrarw and Alabama Streets

totbTiT

CLASSWARE.

HOO*TUAJVX>*S

OROR FIXTURE H|”£ GERMAN BITTERS : say-BtaSr BodTeitiiB Round or Flat, and nrevents its slipping _ . ... ■ itu place. N’j* Pohlie thirty years ago, js.iisJsswaAasr”**” u ' mse, EUSS 4X2 DC

As Received.

As Dlsmlmed.

hoop Ohio; 96 3597 tor extract 0 Coals; 9799 for good to eboiee ditto, inelnding 3.UUU barrels of extra Wester* aad Ftote lor export at 16 259

6 50; market dull aad aor‘—

loaiaal.

Itot FI or—Bundy; salos of 250 barrels at

' Can Meal—Quiet.

Whisxy—Witoout decided change; sales ot 150 barrels of Western at 91 17%M1 18 tor free. Wheat—Roeeipu. 6,728 bushels; market withnut decided ehaugr. witfi a mtgareiausport and Home trade demano; mie* of 14< .50) bdebels at i II 4191 44% for winter red Illinois; too latter I or verr eboiee; 91 82% for eoR ditto; 91 449 1 46% for winter red aad amber Western: fl 47 for extra phoioe: 91 5091 65 for white Westorr.

"ye-Quiet; W

Rye -Quiet; W estern II50,

harley^^Quiet; sales of 3,000 bushels Canada

loderato soqpost; Hips

91

withont decided chaore: Mies of 50,000 bashols

at 92c99J 01 for unsound now mixed

91 0291 04 for son:

mixed WetUi

neouud new mixed Western;

nd ditto; 91869108 tor high

Western and yellow.

Oats—Receipts of 30.187 bashols: oat decided change; tales ol 48.000 bushels at 60

<&6lcfor dpv Soutoern sad Western.

.S.uxdr-qfeloj; sales sf 390 hogsheads Cabs at

1—Bales, by anetion, to-day of 90,000 tons ton at $5 1299 75 for Inmp; 9595 07% for steauiboat, 9n96 3o tor (rate; 36 809675 tor egg; 96 9>97 22% for stove, an^ ‘ -~ rrrr - - - *

nt.

for c betters d*. and

Firm and qniet; sales "of 35,000 pounds at 47954c tor domestic fleece: flUe tor piek; 68c for lock; 41#46c for seoorwl; 56957c for polled. Hops-Qn.el.

Pfbvistoas-Pofk quiet qnd lower, sales ef 550 prime mem. Beer qniet; Mice of 120 barrels at 88 50913 5U for new plain mesa, and 112917 for Beet bams qniet; rales ol 50 Cut meets dull; sales of 1<I0 %e tor shoulders, aad 17919c bams. Middies steady; sales of So boxo. at

17c for ice enrod.

Lard-Quiet aad a shade castor; sale* o'520 tierces at 17%9l8%e. chiefly 18%c for steam ; 18% 9l9%c for kettle rendered: alto 2Sotierce*steam,

‘ syers lor September at 18%i Butter-Quiet at 27926*i

SEagfe v ,.

copper dull at 22922 1 -4C for Lake Pig iron quiet and Aim. bat aaebansed. Bar Iron quiet at 196987 for refined English and American. Shoot Iron quiet at IKBUe,

et at 32e: iagot

and Detroit.

can. Sheet iron quiet af 11912c. Liverpool—Firmer: shipment* of

‘-’"SkiftKlr

I per

ent;

Vreishtl to Liverpool—Vin 25,000 bu.bei* wheat at 9d per

; aiao MOO barrtit fiowr LATIST UxSXVT—5 f. U.

Flour—Closed dalt aad 5910c lower.

Wheat—In good dearaad. aad withont dscidsd

chaago.

Hye—Dull al II 1591 16.

Oats -Qniet utiZyAMo for Western.

Corn—Steady at 92u«|l tor unsouad, and |1 0E2

91 94 for sound mixed Wcetera.

ProyWcns— D ork aoaiaai at $30 50 for mess. Beef doll aad dmopiBs. Cat meats and bacon

quiet and steady.

Lard—Dull at 18918he for (air to prime steam.

Eggs-Steady aad asebangod.

Ckleago Rarkoi.

Cajcaoo. September 20. Exchange-far baying aad 1-10 off

Eastern rallins-

Flour—Dull at $4 7506 for spriog extra*. Wheat—Firmer but satettled; *aie* of No. 1 at ... - ^ jj e|o||lBf M „ , 0 Th

rfcet eae Irmer

for October f Cora—Modi

opened at 70 .

and closed at ■.■ .vm/ ■ ■—.., quiet at ff7969e | no frsds. 66c. Thl* afternoon the market was qniet aad firmer at 711%9T3c for No 2, sellers for Septeaber and October.

91 13; No. 2. 91 0891

afternoon the a ark at eae Irmer al 91 10. sellers

iderately active bnt unsettled ; No. 2 70%m70%c; labvoqnently advanced. I at 72%c far etrictiy fresh; rejected

and Uototx lower; sal

rath

—.ash,

the market was quiet at

rales of No. 1 at

Gate—Active aad %8%e lower; sales of No. 2 at40%94le. sellers for the month ; 30%940c. selfor Ootober: 40%940%e cash, cloiing attic

=m

loimei ud coimciiL

Ig»u«iroLt8, WfoxMDAT Evixixo,)

- Beptetuber 20,1860. j } Ike followlag are the quotation* of Govern

f Meat bonds, fold, etc.;

i United States sixes of 1W1... i- 1864;!“ { 1865.... i •• •• “ new.. 1867... 1868....

Baying. ... 1.17% ... 1.18/. .. 1.17% Ell

Selling

1.18%

I’ 31 P

Wegtvs the following to ihow the condition oi too Now York money and »took market Stormy debatos la the Gold Room, alternate r remarkable depression and buoyancy oa the 1 Stock Exchange, and stock fallares aad rooolvofshtps and lajunetlons form a group ofevonfe which make Ike day withont aa equal to too pa-

aais of Wall street.

At too early session ol too Gold Board too

fallowing was presented:

'Statement of toe Now York Rxckaaio Gold

Mlseou

Jid Tennesfeos.

Now

Old Virginias.

in for October: 40%

cash. This atternooa the a 41%c, sellers for ‘topteuber.

Kye—Quiet and lower: sales of No. ] No. 2, 7(<98j%e; rejected, 71973c. cloei

for No. 2 and 72c tor rtjeeted.

Barley—A shade more active and firmer, eloe-

iag at 81 3u lor No. 2 is store.

Highwiaes—Quiet aad irm at 81 0»91 10. eutar—detivs apd sssior at 13>b91>c for com-

mon to prime Cuba.

Provisions—Mass pork Inactive and nominal at $32 75933 cash; sales it 825 75, sellers for Jana-

isL.Sto’miW" Laru—Inactive at U91Q4s.

Cattle-A shade mon active and 10915c lower

at 9494 BOfor lair to rood cows; |59« tor light, aad 16 2597 25 tor good to eboiee shipping (toon.

Hogs—la good demud aad 109l5c higher for

the best grades; rales u 18 7590 25 tor common; IV 3690 80 tor fair te medium; <8 75910 25 tor

good to eboiee: 310 Mforostra prime. Preigbte—fairly a*tive gad easier at 4c on oats. So on corn, and 8c on vhedt to Buffalo.

Jrah.’T'i ei.ao'vssif!, ‘;:sr 142,725 bushels of core, 50.468 bushels of oats. 8.401 ^bushefr^ of rye. 7,700 bathels of barley,

Shipmeate—^onr, 1,80 barrels; wheat, 28,118

bush.is; eorn. 03.b6. bushels; oats. 57,788 bushols^rye. 2.97° butools; barley. 407 busheU; hogs.

■L LoZto Zluket,

St. Loci*. September 29. Tobacco—Steady gad firm.

Cotton-Nominal at 7!,

Hemp-Small tales; choice undressed fil 80;

dressed 82 30.

• J? ul1 ir , « r ; fall superfine sold at

(fiyO*

Wheat-Very toll; No. 2 red fall 97%9310fi;

WuiSL oiem,l 14: pri “ e whU *

Corn-Dull and droop,,*; b , lk g^.

UTo ye°liow too; -k*.

Oate-Unchan

No. • « •1109111; eboiee 31 22%. Cora—Dull and droopm

‘e 90;; mixed, B; white $1 0291 06.

its-Unchanged; .ales at 67972c. ; toir to prime Iowa ipriag

OOeWfil 07%; fancy MlnneaoU 9166; choice Ohio 9<JM* -In d *“* nd “ d hi « h#r; f * 1 ** 86

Whisky-Lower; elo.lng at 8118.

Groceries—Dull aad bat a small bnstness doing.

Coffee-Haqgra at from 23Wc*25%e *

R. B. R—RADWAY’B BEADY RELIEF Cares too wont fain*, in from ono to twenty minutes. Not one hour after reading this advertisement nood any one suffer with pain. RADWAY’S READY RELUff is a euro for every pain. It wan the first, and is too only pain remedy that Instantly stops the most excruciating pains, allays iaflammatlena and cures congestions, whether of the Longs, Stomach, Bouela, or othor gland or organa, by ono application, in from ono to twenty minutes, no matter how violent or excruciating too pain the Khoumatie, bod-ridden, infirm, crippled, nervous, neuralgic, or prostrated with disease may saffar. Radway’s Ready Relief will afford instant ease. Inflammation of the Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels, Congestion of the Langs, Sore Throat. Diffienlt Breathing, Palpitation of to* Heart, Hysterics, Oronp, Diphtheria, Catarrh, Isfleonta, Headaohs, Toethaohf, Neuralgia, Rheamaiism, Cold Chills, Ague Chills, the application of the Reedy Reliof to too part or parts where too pain or difficulty exists, will afford ease and comfort. Twenty drops In a half tumbler of water will, in a few moments, ears Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Haadacha, Diarrhea. Dysentery. Co He. Wind In the Bowyls, gad all latesnal Pains. Travelers should always carry a bcttle of Radway’s Relief with them. A tew drops in water will prevent sickness or pains from change of water. It is better than French Brandy or Bit tors as a stimulant. FEVER AND AGUEFever aad Ague eared for fifty eentt. There is not a Remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other Malariooe, Bilious, Scarlet. Tvphoid. Yellow, and other Fever* (aided by Radway’s Pills) so quick as Bad gay's Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottlg. DR. RADWAY’S PERFECT PURGATIVE

PILLS.

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated, for the cure of all disorders of the Stomach. Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Disease*. Headache, Constipation, Costivsness. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Billons Worn. Inflammation ot the Bowels. Piles, and all derans*montsof too internal viscera. Warranted to effect a positive earn. Rad way’s Pills will free the system from all toe above named disorders. Price 25 cent* per box. Sold by all drosgists, RADWAY k CO., No. 87 Maiden Lane. Read th* false and true. Send one letter stamp to Rad way A Co., No. 87 Maiden Lane. New York. Information worth toentands will be sent yon. jelt tb.ut.tu.Awtf mam —-—- Npauunu !■ Chilttrrn Are most frequently the result of worms. When they are irritable and feverish, sometimes craving food and eating ravenously, again refusing wholesome diet, tossing restlessly in sleep, moaning and grinding the teeth, then be assured there symptoms arc indications of worms. Uneasiness aad pain in the abdomen, with swell! g aad hardnera. are generally attendant upon toe precenc* of these hidden sappers and

miners.

Parents should remember that delays are always dangerous, and upon tbe appearance of any of th* symptoms, M. A. Fakmoatwwk'a Ter* auifwgc should be administered immediately. It Is mild, yet decided iu its operation, and can

not injur* toe tenderaet infant.

Great caution most be used by every purchaser to be his own jadg* in on* sense, and to examine every bottle he hays of it. The simple name of FsHsmTOCK Is not sufficient. He mast look closely and carefully to see that th* initials are B. A. Fsasasroca, aad be satisfied with nothing els*. raplfi dth.sat.tsAwlm IxTslffi.the ('•(■■•■■• Fluid Extract

•rirln Yeraleolor.

This powerful V cue table A Iterative will cure

Scrofula in its various forms, and other Constitutional Affections and Taints, whether Hered-

Aequired, tnrh aa Kruptlons of th* Ski:

option, etc., Rheu

TUt *# the largett Dutitotum ta the Uoited SUOet Jn the treatment et oil kmde et Drfonmtiee, Out #W, Croaked laps, Cootroeted Chords, Pondgoad Limbe, SeretmU, all Drformntiee at the face, Die- > and Dtformitiee ef the frim, aad swryrttap rsoairiap Sorgieml Treatment, Apparatus or .

chimera.

piXsKs atvd rranrcTLA

fat Rotate, Rretourats and Public Buildinge, MAMCXaCTtOXD ST W. T. & J. MERSEREAll, 62 Duane St, N.Y auglfldSra

HOTELS.

Radically aad j

ally eurud.

Croaffi Ejeffi Made Straight.

Da. ALLEN has fvwWsrf oner tan lAoanaudcm and with so oxtaaslv# exnoiieaoe, has been *nahlad to furnish bettor apparatus and truatment than ana ho obtained else* bore. Da. JOHNSON Aae.Jbr SwsaSppsora, devoted his tiara to Sargupy aad Biaaamm at *fi* Mm aad tar. D*. DAVIS has. for araay yuan, ttuvutodhit tisraand sttswffiou to tke tPoaOuseut of Private aad to kis spseialty kola witoout

hUhimteJ, Baa Air amd other Bathe, groat aids in too euro of BhemmaHe, Narrow*, Ymerreml and otoer affections, am foaad horn in greater perfection than at aay ether establishment U this oonatry. Thie heAitatimhma the honor at home am d the fret ami the Isnp»W <a Amorim iamaytrattd Jor the rMd of anah omj rtwwsfi irfepfss. gad its founder among tbe irstto Inenr toe rusponsibiUty of this epeciol practice; aud wkQo our doom are opan ■like to too affinent aad indigent, w# hope that no jealous heart or ignoble hand will deprive a sufferer of roUef.

All fetmffifl of ApRanetmu quads to order Id ffifUt erory ■—penalty Mmowm. No Ctses Treated Cnless CaraMe. Bond stamp for guuoral elrtalar. Sead stamp fer special eiroulan ou Piles and

Fistula.

Send stomp for special circulars on Spinal Bond stamp for special circulars on Hip Diseara. Bead stamp for special oironlars on Paralysis. Bond stamp for special oirealars on Private Diseases. Address SURGICAL INSTITUTE. Indianapolis. Indiana. augH) dtu.th.aaUkwOm

BATES HOTJSE,

INMlAMAPOLIffi, INMIAffiA.

N. D. KENEASTER, - - - Proprietor.

N. HARTWELL. Chief Clerk.

A.'B. Tnoursox, Clerk. sep21 8tf GJkJLaT' HOXJS1E, Isonim'villo, Kentnok^r. JILSON P. JOHNSON,

rax.. ■ANAflMM,

aep28 dtf

IBABK P. MU, J. X, TAVLOB. MERCHANTS’ HOTEL, (Formerly Denison House.) Flflfe mt.. mmr Malm, t'ioctmootl, OAto. HORD A TAYLOR, Proprietors. Successor! to Gallaher. Nelson k do. ThisHoura has bran tooreughly refitted and newly flemished. sagSdly St. Nicholas Restaurant, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ffi Mare ffioa., Plmetamotl, O.

B. ROTH k SONS.

nag9 dly Proprietors. XL XT r E Xk*8 HOTEL AND RESTAU BAITT

EUROPEAN PLAN. Find scree*, betw LOCUYILLB. BY.

inn* dly CHAS. C. RUFBR. Proprietor.

fflftUJSJKr. k;: sTarssvsfsar,"*"'

R. HEMINGRAY & CO. Nd- •* WM«wt ffitrrrt, CISCIWffiATI, OHIO, Manufacturen of FUST, GEE EH AND BLACK GLASS,

Consisting of

Fruit .Tars, Tramps, Iraatora*. Chlmnej.. Rrundlc. Hock Wlnen, Orosljohaa, krrow Cap Flraihn, T-, dN ,er », anti * grneral i arirty • f T«blo Ware. Also, Pkiloffiophieal Apparatus, AND ROUND AND OVAL SHADES

His success is* provemal. Manv of the boot anu m u oandid pkysjeraitsjalter ha lag pis sail to or potionts an

of troetment uitoont ratiiUetory res

rtoDr. Wm.

M years pram<-e in Chi-, E o

ois. bo ctarod over touteen thousand jasW."" Dr. Thomson nsra, in conrancth.n wjnh inter-

tenious luiuisatin< Vanor

under the

laetory ret them to apply Dr. *» m. ihomaou *Duriag o«gkt years practice in ioU. be wared over thirteen thousand

form

Illi-

tousequenl-e ct Se!' mt: conuLiy the fui.

nal treatment, aa ingemou Bato of his own oontrivano beminal Kmissiols. the

abuse, produoo Wits unerring cerniuty lowing train ot morbid tymi tum*, vi*:

Sallow countenance, dai* spots under too eyes

riages. nneasinoss about the ioms.

the Umbo, oonfusod vtston, hiunv i T ;u t e i iect loss of confidenoo. »aisp"SitK>n to shuu secictv loss of memory, hectic hushes, erci tion-t aouL? the face, furred tongue, night swcits fet'd* breath, congas, consumption, monomauia aud

Insanity. ^ t 1

The afilintod who hove been addicted to solitary habits, should endeavor, cn the approach

to avail

'its, i

of any of the

themselv too late, murdero

above named nymptoins to avail

themselves ot the beet medical talent be>or» ,,

id be cured of this soul-rubdu:! i disesse, which destross both and body, and renders its

for society or marri

be cured of this soul-.ubdu’.Lg ^r.j disease, which destroys both tain (

victim totally uaac

quantities.

•wOrders solicited.

jy3l d3m

BOILER FEEDER.

CoBtijatioi, Flatulence, luianl Piles,

Fullness of A&ZH&iXLi. jfs&sxszitsgixb. ■ m s. Sin kin

COPE A MAXWELL’S I»A.XE3Srx STEAIPD1PS ADD BOILER FBEDEBS.

CHRONIC

moh 17dly -j 7] 0 w T y DISEASES,

Constant Imagin-

ings of Evil, aad Grant Dopras-

Dopres-

sion of

Bpirita

All thee* indicate disease ef the Liver or EBEtiVB OrgMs oombineti with impure blooii.

INDEPENDENT STEAM BOILER SUPPLY, L or Feed Pump. Reliable for hot or cold . COPE A CO.,

GERMAN BITTERS ^

mm* amtt Msrkn*.

COMMISSION.

PROFESSIONAL.

JOHIV W.

ASHTsA.Xl> HOUSE,

vn O TLT

■MitopMiM ■•del 1m the city, AreA above Seventh Street, Philadelphia. aovMdly A. F. BELCHER. ST. .J A. M EN HOTEIs, 406 aad 467 Liberty street, opposite to# Union

Depot.

PltUbmrs. PemMSFlTRMtm.

JAMES E.LANAHAN, -

»Hqnor. It Tha Roots.

Is eutirely vegetable, and eontai tea eompeuad of Fluid Kxtrai

Herbs and Barks from wbich these extracts are

ray; all the medicinal i them by a scientific

ontalnanoliq

xtracts.

a Harks from whicl

mad* are gathered in Germs

virtnee are extracted from thorn by a scientific chemist. Thee* extracts are then forwardeito this country to ba used expressly -or the manufaciura ot this Bitters. Thera is no alcoholic subetaneo of any kind used io eompour “

Bitters, hence it it fra* from a '

cident to to* use of a liq

110 so:

i all the o

liquor preparation.

olie

'Ounding toe ’-jections in-

CHAPIN A BRAMBLE, PRODUCE COIUSSIOH HBBCEAHT5, And General Agents for

HOWE’S

HOOFX^VXD’S

HEAKE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND M9TAMY PUBLIC. QPECIAL attention given to collections in th* O city and all parts of Indiana; to basinass in all the Departments at Washington City; to applications for patents, and contested cases of

patentee*.

Business received forth* Common Plana aad Circuit Courts of Boon* and Marion. omee. Mm. 43 brat Wnafrlmgf ■ ffitroot, (Over Fletcher k Sharpe’s Baak.) rapt dAwlm INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

- Proprietor,

This Honan, conducted on tho Europoan plan,

idly furnished, aad eonvoTko Restaurant open day

Tnls Hose*, conducted on newly built, splondldly fa

nient to railroads,

aad night.

•EWINC MACHINES.

H O TV E ! SEWING MACHINES, ■■YfMft Mil the Lute ImipreTemiemUi

NOVELTY WORK*

s. c. rntux, Pras’t.

g. a. noons. Sup’t.

rviks OLDEST aad BEST Macklao in tho woi

rid.

AM-

UNI0N NOVELTY WORKS Manaftttiirlng Company, Corner St. Clair Street and Canal, INMlAMAPOLIffi. Wo mako nspecialty la th* maanfactara of Frink’s Premium SJety Skitter Hinie, Rhoads' Patent date Latch, BuMj ffisop rmrli Bmxcu, far Can mr Water, asrttesrmd lemma mass rhmr> rmml Plmlsk amtt Irwma.

_owo Machinos are aiagaat la styla and finuh, and nnequaied in axeolleneo and dara-

No. rsm

ia axeolleneo and darmManafactnrerscan afford

billty. No. rsuiLV or Nanafac to ba without one of theso celebrated Machines.

Ti ~ 4 -

d Saleoroom. No. 12 North Pannt, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hal'.

teedtos.

•k-OSce an

syl vania street, oppoi

— 8 seats wanted. aprfiO dead Aw6m

OLIN A FOLTZ. General Agents.

umatiam

sod

“A

itary or Acquired, such as

Incipient Consamption, . ...

Gout. It is an infallible preventive and ear* for Neuralgia, Sick Headache and Nesvoasneae, Diseases of Women, Diseases of th* Liver. Kidneys, Urinary Passage!. Its Tonic properties make it a valnable remedy In Dyspepsia and General De-

A LL kinds ef Grey Iron Castlm

JV order.

gs mad* rapid dli

ad* to

THE AHERICAM Button-Hole, Overseaming,

AND

SEWING MACHINE, f 8 th* only Machine that will do ail the Sewing I to be don* in the family. It does all the work don* by other Machines, and in addition, it worts tiful Batten-holec, doee Overseaming as by I. a d Embroiders oa the edge. Every Mn-

BOILERS.

hand,

chine warrant! examine it baft

OWAgents Wanted

GERMAN TONIC

Is a combination of all the ingredients of the Bittm. with para SmnU Crus Rum. Orance, etc. It is nsed for th* tarn* diseases as toe Bitters, in enras where some para Alcoholic Stimulous is required.

TESTIMONY Like th* following was never before offered in behalf of aay medicinal preparation :

Hon. George W. Woodward, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. writes: PxiLASXLrKLk March 16.1867. “I find Hoofiand's German Bitten is a good to*ie, useful in disease* of the digestive organs.

and of great benefit in eases of debility, want of nervous action in too system.

S C ALES. 37 WMlunt Street, CINCINNATI.

gay-Produe* Price Current sent free.

au^ dly

COPPERSMITHS. JAMES, HIXNAU dk < 0„ COPPE RSMIT IIS, Rim. 131 amd 133 Enat Front St., Near Lawrence, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

YJANUFACTURERS of Engine and ristillery Columns, Pumps of all kinds. Steamboat Coal

Oil, Chemical and Brewery SWA11 kinds of Sheet li done on short notice and

nds.

- Wor

tort notice and on

^ 'Soda Fountains aad Gei

der and repaire«i

i short

rk.

ron and Tank Work

nable terms.

or-

asonable tern

inerators made to o tic*. augy dly

DRAIN PIPE.

J. C. DEXTER, Manufacturer of CEMEUT DRAIN PIPE For Culverts, Sewers, Cisterns. Cellais, etc a. Wallace, Agent. corner Maryland and Delaware streets, Indianapolis, Ind. anglOdly

HOISTING MACHINE

H. J. & J. REEDY,

BUILDIBS OF

no*, doe* uverseaming at by want of nervous action in ert oa the adg*. Every Ma- Yoon, truly, do all represented. Call and “GEORGE

aying an* «’her Machine.

bra buying l_ ' ATM ROBISON

W. WOODWARD."

Reedy’s Patent Platform Hoistim Machine, 13H Esrat Eightb At., Clnrlnnutl.

, .u. Blood (which per-

saw, and is toe life and nutrithereof.) is panfled, rendering to* whole

healtov. Formula of Dr. Joha

ora, Maryland. For sal* by

mehl7 d Awly

ity. By taking Irisin, the

meat** all to* tisani tion thereof.) is pi system perfectly he Wilkias, of Baftim

all drnggists.

||iMra^0,fhe Magic Comb fflnnpil Teeth are coated with solid Dye, hair to bo wst when combed, which depos its the Dye open th* Hair aad colors it a permanent glossy black or brown. Is not poison, or ia anyway injnrlons. One Comb tent by mail foe 8128. Trade invited to send for prices. Address W. PATTON. Treasurer Mmrie Con 1 "ompany,

Massachusetts. Forsalt every where,

n. s. Duaorr. «. iobkets. DCMONT tk ROBERTS, Manufacturers of S X £3 JA DiC

n^Aseute^ anted.oA^MpKOBDiON* angl>dth.tat.ta.3m Indianapolis. Indiana.

A ND especial attention given to Repairing.

&«s2!sss:fi.;x

tep3 dim

AUCTION SALE.

8 »J J

By L. R. MAR l IN, Retl Lstite Broker. Tfeat Tnlwakle Rmalweae Prep ert y ew Woos WwaMwgtww Street, kwewa

ae -PMwmt’a Block,"

PIANOS, etc.

Fear Briok Store Boob

Aaeooe,

«*B Block,'

AND

oa Viral ota

THE BEST PIANOS a.t attotioit.

Aro aift4l« by

ilYtr ri ’stSEEll i Exprem 47%

3anton 49 ,d s .l. wr - g , tmerioan 29% United btates fl . Y. Central 1® gE=$

IlUnol

Worthweetera ^."- |7% c.T.T^-Ji 8 n - “

brt Warn* err* Haate....

ditto

tto preferred.... 54 Alton “.....140

oSnusiaiA

3t, Joe 106 Fit WS±1i

Michigan C«iitral...m Michigan Booth era. 81% Mining shares negleotod-

fh* following are th* qaototions ot Copper

Stocks nt Boston i

Copper Tails, 10; Heela, GO; Qnlncy, 23. The total amonnt of bonds delivered to the Treasury to day was 92,300,000; earrsney distributed therefor, 92.688,000 ia United States notes. This leeves 9790,OOu worth of bonds to be paid for to-morrow. T^eee disbursements afforded some relief to the money market to-day.

9 1 *

Comdgmasd M«sfeote. WxpxBsotv. September 29. Detroit—Flear daU. Wheat; rewipte, 18,000 bushels; market aetive; extra white, 91 46; Vo, 1 ditto, II 28; regular, fil 119119; amber, fil 199

I 19.

Philadelphia—Yloar la Mere inquiry; extra family Indiaaa aad Ohio, 9797 76; family, 91 86. Wheat dnlTaad lewer; red. 91 46: Kea tucky, II 07. Cora daH aad deeHaed 3e; yeilew, II 16; Mixed Weetern, 91 6991 M. Baltimore—Flear dall aad weak at 17 Tfi. Wkeat steady: chelae red, 91 5991 68. Cera dall aad lower; white. 91 3391 37. Meet qniet at 938933 50. Baoea fins; rib side*, Mfifitt clear rib, file; shoulders, 17%c. Lard qatoiat l9%930c. Toledo—flear daH. Wheat a shade lewer; Michigan, fil M; amber, fil Ifi; V*. 1 rad, tT Wr He. fiditte, fil M; V«. t dlMo, fil Ml

to choice n* 0 *** * t froia 33%<B26%e for good fair Sugar-Bold at 13914%e for Loaisiana. 1 Provlsions-Pork very dull and nominal at 882 &T/ TOU Su VP, ** lt meat firm: sales at Jj8%c. Shoulders 18%e: rib sides, ia half casks, 20c: loom«to» r sides li%e; paeked ditto20c. kc^? r 20c Cb ° lC * ^ in pri±£ r ^”c P . V ^. Mt,Tei 10 Hogs—la brisk demand; fight to heavy 8010c. Receipt*—Flour .MCO barrels; wheat, 179.000

Ci«el0kafl ■ngfeot. Owoixsar;, September 29.

u.

Tobacco-Firm at foil priecq.

" at 882. Bulk

I5e; clear tide* alders at 16%e; ; 30e; there is av* been bought

'Gold-lyi* bujiagsad fil 81 selling; market Money-Market naekaaged.

Kwory offio Fally Warranted. Alao, COTTAO-E EIA3STO Pricoo Low. Every one a Gens. PRIIYC*: Ac CO.’S Church Organs, Parlor Organs AXD MELODEONS. 40,000 Now in Usso. M. A. 8TOWELL, Wholesale Agent, No. 46 Pennsylvania street. fep27 dtf Opposite tbe Posteffioe.

Oa Mornttay. Oelokor 11, 1M9, A T ten o’clock A. M.. will be told at pnblie l\. auction, on the pramties. tbo Mx Tkr*e Miory Hr Ira Baalaeno Sfoa-ee. now, 197. 13* iBI. 103, IBS watt 1*7 West Washington treet. averaging 16 feet front by 60 feet deep, slept 197, being 80 foot in depta. Finished basement and toar rooms above stair* to each batldi*g. Gas and other eonveuieDcee. Thee* bandings are built la to* most substantial manner; stuoa foundation and briek partition walls. Each lot is UO feet deep to aa alley.

ALSO.

t two o’clock?. M., will bo sold on the promts, the Foor rwo-hlory Brick BoeioMW wIMIagu, MOO 04, 44. 74 and 7* Virginia avenue, each fronting 15 feet, and containing a •tor* room below, and two rooms above stairs,

and cellar.

TBKMdOF BALE-On* fifth cash in hand, and the balance in equal payments in 6, 12, 18 and 24 montbs, with interest. Negotiable notes to be given, and secured by mortgage on th* prem-

ises.

Plate and fall particulars ean be had at the office of L. R. M \RT1N. Real Eestate Broker, sep23 dtd 10% East Washington street.

DISTRIBUTION.

Great Distribution

■y tke Metropolitan din Co.

Cash Gifts to the Amount of $500,000. evert ticket draws a frier, 5 Cash Gilts, each. — 820.000 w ;; lo.uuo « ;; “ i:So 200 || “ 300 50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, eiuto~ IfiSie to 1700

' Melodeons 75 to 100

*0 Sewing Maehinee- 60 to 175 600 Gold Watches..^ — 75 to 300 Cash Prises. Silver Ware, ete., valued at 11,000.000 A ohaaee to draw aay of the above Prise* for 25 eeats. Tickets describing Prises are Muled in envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of 25 cents e Sealed Ticket Is drawn without ehowo and sent u’eui.’.aisa'.rih.’SiS’K.BS’J.w; meat of Ono Dollar. Prise* are immediately rant to any address by express or return mail. Y ou will know what your Prise ia before yuu pay for it. Any Prise exchanged tor another of ram* value. No Blanks. Our patrons ean do-

BOOTS ANO SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

\*7 E respectfully ca'I the attention of dealers TV r in Boots and Shoes to our larse stock oi FALL AND WINTER Q0QPS,

Pmbrusiog our old

LIQUID WHITE. e L. A R K ’ s ORIENTAL LIQUID WHITE, Fog WfeltewlB* tke ffiklm, /■'t rVTNG th* eomplsxloa a dear, yoaag and VjT beantifol expresaion. For ramovfag Taa, Proprietors, Houses. mcbSl d6m

P *Ririxitc*r^e*telsot th* followia* from msnv who have lately drawn Valuable Prises, and kindly permitted ns to publish them: Anoraw J. Barns. Chicago, 810,000; Miss Clara 8. Walker. Baltimore, Piano, 8800: James M. Matthews, Detroit, $6,000; John T. Andrews, Savannah, 86,U)U; Mis* AgneaSimmon*. Charleston, Piano, 000. We publish no names without

permission.

Orixioaa or thi PBMs-’The firm UraHeblo, and deserve their • u-cess.’■ — Weekly Tribune, Mar 8. *'We know them to be n fair dealing firm.”—JY. Y. Hsruid, Afov 38. ** A friend ot ours drew a^.%0 pris*^ which was promptly received. Send for circular. Liberal Indaeementa to Agents. Satistartion guaranteed. Every package of Sealed Envelopes contains onn cash sift. Six Tickets for $1:13 for 82; 35 for $5; UO for 816.

All letters should be addressed to HARPRIU WILSON k CO

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