Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1867 — Page 2
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omo»-a«BAL0 bttiijjiwo. HI J.2 E««t W*«»l»ir*®n atreei. THUKSDAV MORNING,. APU1I. lx. HrnnMIr.an aad Demarratlc Tn*ailan Contraated. Tbe Journal produced Id it* msue of yerter•liy two long columns of assertions and ili;urcs, made up to suit its case, in the vain aUcnipt to show that taxation under iteput>lican administrations of the St ate Government has been less burdensome than under i>emocratlc rule. That we may do the State Itopuhlican orstan no Injustice as to its position, wc i|uote its own words: •Tif all the dishonest inventions for resuscitating the fortunes of a bankrupt party, none could be less premising of results than the recent attempt of the copperhead press nr this State, to injure the Union party by clamoring about the taxes impoeed on the people to defray the expenses of our State Government.” The •'Copperhead press” of the State only reflect public sentiment, the “clamoring” of the tax payers, when they allude to the enormous increase of taxes imposed by the uncalled Union party to defray the expenses of our state Government. We know the subicctls exceedingly unpleasant to our somewhat Irraselble neighbor, but the tree must be mdged by its fruits. Let us go to the rerord. Kven the Journal must accept the report of lhe present Republican Auditor of State :.s ample authority. We give his "contrast," in his report for 1st,tl, page is, to show the difference of taxation under Itepuhlican and Democratic administrations of the State Government. He says: “The following statement shows the aggregate amount of taxes levied upon tne Grand Duplicates each year for the last eleven years.” Tot al taxes levied for lRa6
•>.
o. Moon' did you ,-cc M\ lover and me . v In the valley beneath the sycamore trot Whatever befel, ^Twasnoib!r; 1 .am"r,o^VnoW very wellt
Conservatire Genvention at Jlashyille. ETHERIDGE NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
Srosible
D, Moon' yon know, v<> ’' w ^SSfe! t u,0W ' To nicet^'n'M^l^mlyndon on Latinos’ lictR'd ' •> ITT. And there. O. Moon! v .„ ^ ^ ^ I , 1 ,- lvl ^ , ^; , i^!nc hh m,n tc -
W lio w .is sj»> mt; nl»» Wont off and li| ht'l1— and Itnt lor all tin* ^oM Tint sea eould lnd*l, «». Mo<in ' I Wf»uldnM havo^one
non, i <M whathnlel My lover and me in ili<‘ h’aly «iell ’ He i- honest and true, A ml. reinemher, too, Wconh behaveil like \our lover and you.
Speech from fonserviitive.
a Black
Krom the Sew York Cl I . .n Mlent sorrow.
Speak not a word to break ttie -pell ITiat bind- a lieurt in silent -'iro No one ran know ul i;rrcl so well
, funeriU oi iiiauy
well
1 knell
niely morrow.
Attempt of Ulaek ItaUiraU to ITIob their ronaervatlve Mrothcr.
Wc take the following account of the Tennessee t onservative Convention, held at Nashville on Tuesday last, from the telegraphic correspondence of the Cincinnati ('ommercialAs will lie seen the account diller* materially from that published in the Associated t’rcss
dispatches:
The Conservative Convention met at eleven o'clock to-day in the hail of the House of Jiepresentatives. Every county was represented. There were a number of colored delegates, who took their seats on the lioor with the wlntes, and the audience in the galleries was composed about e< pi ally of whites and Macks. Every county and town in the State was represented, anil the delegates represented the ••wealth and intelligence” of the State ipiite
as fully as any ever held here.
The convention was called to order hv Judge tiaxter, of Knoxville, a straight-out Unionist, and the following otlieers were chosen. President—Elijah Walker,of Hardin eninty. Vice President—A. J. Uonclsou, Austin Mil-
ler and Jesse II. Gant.
From the Hadison, Wisconsin, Journal Great excitement ax Waxertowis, a* 1 aeons in—Snap! class of a Horrible Tragedy—A SMB Snppooed to H«m« .Wnidered Ma Fatlser aad Harnedthe Body * **o*l JBeop. An intense excitement prevailed at W atertown yesterday, in relation to a young man suspected of the horrible crime of murdering ins own father, and burning the dead body in order to conceal his guilt. The' circumstances, as we have heard them, are us tol-
lows:
In the town of Mdford, about six miles from Watertown, there had resided for many
ynars past a German named Charles S hnepf, with a family, consisting of his wife, one son and two daughters. Schnepf ami his wife
have always <|narreled more or less sines they lived there, aad during the war. although somewhat advanced in years, he enlisted, and thus obtained a furlough from domestic broils ting to tight the rebels. His wife was
tpress the hope that he would n, but this amiable wi-li was not
by goi heard
never retu
granted. S hnepf having hilped crush the rebellion, returned to coutnmt.as it now seems probable, greater dangers, to which he was ,>osed at In me. His treubb s with his wife
i d, and the children sided against iis way he contiuued lighting t.ie l:tc until the ::.l instant, when
he mysteriously disappeared. His neighImrs
a, was on Wednesday, tne ad, when they
were out upon a newly clean d piece of land, i Ry. etc., are -omeof the evils produced.
No one can share the weight of grief I hat tiow - I tie forin ot nil who bear it.
o> -irftis or tears can give retter, ,o -mites l.ringjoy, however line i »r | inner on the lips that \vt
mger on the lips
fief. xr it.
\<» ciuni'rt r:in :i fricivl impart
mlly wpokPri:
v tliat '
ot tt»«^ hen i is broke
nr.:
!,4W»,:kC. .'ill
1 sas t No report msde.
ji
:i,7«^,4t!G s; 4,t«si.:H:i a’. :i,!i!is,im o7 i,!»::ii,7;:j ju 7,or.7,:Mi(i 1.4 .13,107,-JJ .10,107,S34 ;ki
nvi 1 Him 1101 pgt-j IM03 n«4 iso.'. IWWi
These flgures show that while the valuation of real and personal property in the Sti^e for the years 1K0T» and 1*60 was only about twice a« much as the assessment in 1' < ">i>, the taxation in 1*05 was nearly live times, and In ise.r, about four times more than In IS.'itl. These figures**,est Illustrate the contrast between Republican and Democratic taxation. That th> re may be no chance for dodging, wo give the aggregate amount of the anessment levied upon the Grand Duplicates for the years named: • Total for the year 1*56,l)emocratie.$27!»,o:! >.20fi “ •■ “ 1665,Republican. .v:.,:i*l,.v.3 “ “ “ 1800 “ r.7S,4*4,10!l The Journal says that the levy In 1WMJ, for defraying the general expenses of the State government, was twenty-five cents on each one hundred dollars oi taxable property, and seventy-live cents on each poll, producing a revenue of 151,002,657.80, ami then t uurges that thirteen Democratic counties levied mere in 1 silti for local purposes than the whole revenue raised for the general expenses of the •state government in the same year. Admitting this to be true, can not this enormous taxation be justly attributed to the effect or result of Republican legislation and tinanciering? And if the taxation in a few Democratic counties for local purposes the past year was enormous, wer* there not equal burdens in Republican counties? Here is the aggregate amount of local taxation in thirteen Republican eounties, with tho number of voters and the amount assessed in e tch:
! a \vnr»l*», lnnvr\ i»r
\o ham I- run <!rv tin* trnr ]• r«tin tin* rlulK’ 1 ! lountains lien ourr tin* « r\ 'tal bow
P.itl Irotn each ralntev, holier Ihougl.t * .m \\ *• aiom.* »»ur onnlovt 1 h*rrn\v, W t* ilml it m>«wlirn untaught ;
A .. . .>iiir-ti» u-aicam unsoi \ i.-l wr r-n ^rt our 'ilent i
alight nirht,
: burrow.
lit-ms.
^ _Sim e the melAncholy tleath of poor Swinrher, the local columns of the Madison Coitrirr Uilvc been wofully barren. — Fred. Kress,a somnambulist from Cool-in-the-Roek, Illinois, walked out of a third story window at two s hiller House, in Evansville, and was fatally injured by the fall to the pavc-
in. nt. •
— An Agricultural Convention, composed of delegates from Ik.sey, Gibson, Knox, \ uudevIHire'll an*l Warrick counties, Indiana, Edwards county, Illinois, Davis and Henderson counties, Kenl^icky, was in laborious session
at Evansville yesterday.
- Captain Dwire^ chief of the Jefferson vill police, hioj been arrested on suspicion ol being roflwrtcl in the great robbery at that
place, lie was discharged.
—A new Albany negro, originally as black as arrow, is rapidly becoming white. A Kokomo Ki.opf.mknt.—On Sunday morning but, Mr. George sype, of Kokomo, with
While the Secretary was calling the list of delegates, a gentlemen rose and said there Were icveral colored delegations here, and he moved that their names be sent in with those
of ihe white delegates.
The motion was put and carried unanimously, followed by applause from the colored men
in the audience.
While the Committee on Resolutions was preparing tho platform, Dorsey 11. Thomas, who was the Conservative candidate for Con-
i two years ago, made a speech. He spoke
ing been forced out
gress two years ago, n of Tennessee as bavin
espo : of t
Union against the consent of her people, tin- bones Jerthe management of political leaders. He 1 ■ believed that those who participated in the | their form
ellt<
CXI
were renew
him. In this way lie continued light] weary battle ot hie until the dd instant, be mysteriously disappeared. G's ». i •
noticed his absence. The fun
about it until questioni <i. and then expressed no concern. His son said that the last Uesaw of him, was on Wednesday, the 3d. when Ihe
vly c
The old man was in Ins shirt sleeves. He told his son to set a certain bni-h heap on lire, and while he was thus engaged his father disappeared. lie professed entire ignorance of whither he had gone, or of any further knowl-
edge of him.
At about the date of Scbnepf s disapi e .rance, and for a night or two subsequently, the ncighMirs had observed a bright lire burning at night in the Held where the son asserts Uu last saw bis father. This was regarded as strange from the fact that the weather was wet aud very unfavorable to burning logs and brush. The protracted absence of aictmepf, and the indifference shown by his family, created suspicions of foul play, and on Tuesday last a number of persons visited the premises to ascertain if anything could be discov. cred to explain the mystery. Upon examination it was found that in addition to a brush heap, a large pile of logs had been burned in be ! the clearing, and upon further examination
were found calcined
~Pro Pwblieo.”
PrfTBte 1—— f ares! ia tfce
Shortest Possible 'ITme,
By Dr. YOUNG, late of Philadelphia, who has located himself permanently at No. 75 Third street, Pittsbcho, Pennsylvania. Headdresses all those who have injured themselves by improper indulgence andsolitary habits, which ra in both body and mind, unfitting them for either bu siness, study or marriage. He has discovered the most certain, speedy umfconly effectual remedy in the world for all private diseases of whatever nature. Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Strictnres. Affections of tho Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency. General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart, Timidly, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Diseases of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, stomach or Bowels—those terrible disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth—those skckkt and solitary practices more fatal to their victims than the soagof Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipations. rendering marriage, etc., impossible. The fearful effects on the mind arc much to be dreaded—Loss of memory. Confusion of Ideas Depression of Spirits, Evil Korbodings, Aversion to society, selX-Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timid-
negro.
manded was l and whites alik
of th« State as in man
teach I
now oppressing
id r«
by the tire and
mostly destroyed, but some of them retaining
ufflciently to indicate that they
were the remains of a human being. The next dav a surgeon was sent for and a further examination of the ashes of the log heap made. About a peck of fragments of calcined bones
a number of human ne, and piece* of the
.pow, „ »,
Ion were now convinced of the folly of on, and he doubted if there was a man ; them who was not now willing to yield
rebel
secession
among
obedience to the laws of the land. He heartily
indorsed suffrage and political equality for the were obtained, including What the people of Tennessee de- ter^h, part of the jaw boi
was the enfranchisement of blacks
He
any cases the victims of of the very men who are He called upon all the
returned rebels of the State to live peaceably and obey the laws, and thus live down the
the rebel teachings
thei of t
[>ey the laws, ami thus live uown me slanders and villitications of thetr enemies. Tills sentiment was loudly applauded. Colonel Cameron, who commanded an Illinois regiment in the war, and now lives ia Memphis,came to the stand and made a speech, in which he said be had fought to preserve ,hn Union and prevent fifteen Mates from se- , ..inij frem it. This sentiment was applauded ,. many returned rebels on the lloor and in
1 j tho galleries. Mr. Cameron proceeded, de'
uouncjr.g the Radicals of Tennessee, in unred terms, as worse than the Ridi.als
ho i
pen the
.Ha such
nder buckles, and nails such as are e heels of coarse boot* or shoes. Thesa relics were in about the relative position they might be expected to occupy if th been upon a man burned in the log heap. These Indications of the (lerpetratton of a
tragic crime of the most abhorrent nature were deemed sufficient to warrant the arrest of the young man. Ha was taken, with hit mother, by the sheriff of the county to Watertown for examination. Yesterday morning so strong were the cirrnmstanres against him, and so assured the public belief in hi* guilt, that a large number of Germans collected, threatening to seize and hang him at once. Great fears were for the time lelt of a popular outbreak and riot. This danger, however,
were mild and moderate In I w . kl , : n, rtcd by the tfforta of the sheriff, and
Thoiisaml* of pewons of all ages can now jmhm their vigor, becoming weak, pul* nervous aiM emaciated, hav mg a singular appearance alio ok the eyes, cough and symptoms of consumption. AN EM MEN AGOG U E KOH THE 1.ADIE8, a prepared and sold only by Dr. Young, warranted to remove all obstructious to the healthy menstrual flood, imparting new tone and activity to the svstem. price {4 per bottle. Obstinate cases of long standing may require No. a, which is four degrees stronger than No. 1;
price $5 per liottle.
Persons at a distance, by stating their symptoms, age and occupation, can receive medicine
by express -ecurelv packed !i Address Dr. Yol 'NG, No. 75
burg. Pennsylvania.
!>«,. WElBSTlSJfc, 184 South Clark Street, Chfcege, Illlnoie, (Between Madison and Monroe ) Office hours from eight A. M. to eight 1 Specialist in the treatment of all private dist in all their varied and complicated forms.
W. has made the t
his business and study m to perfect remedies which
' in all
mm oli-crvation. .Third street, Pitts-
jel wly
are speedy aad permanent, and i be used without hindrance u> hi
sure to ItiMtU- Particular attention given to
old stand'- '
hindrance to buaii Particular atteutioi
old standing eases, such as wen considered Ineurahie, Sypailis. in
tears, informed Ylr. Gallagher, the dc-
l ~
fo MarthiF and lu r two children. The
i any
■ctivc here, l
, also of Kokomo, kud doped
measur
of the North, wt
.era formerly
i, Sypaills, in all forma
Gonorrhea. Gleet, strietuiee, also the effecl of solitary habits, both ruinous to laxly and mind, and produces some of the following effects: Pimple* on the faee, bodily weakness, constipation, aversion to and uneasiness in female society, uncleanliness, dread of future events, and finally a complete prostration of the vital power, loss oi memory, ringing In the ears, tmpotuncy—can tie fully restored to health. Dr. W. is the publisher of anew medical work, which should be in the hands of all those contemplating marriage. .Sent to ail on receipt of ten cents to prepay postagePlease call; a friendly chatwill cost you nothing. Dr. Webster tefers the public to the following physicians: Dr. Itetler, Milwaukee. Wisconsin; l»r. Peabody and Dr. Kermot, Detroit, Michigan; Dr. Price, Grand Rapids, Mi Iran; Dr. Bowen aad T>r. Harrison, *S. l.oi Missouri; Dr. Gaines, Dr. J. Bailey, Dr. James Thorn, Chicago, Illinois, Dr. Ucndersliatt. Toledo, Ohio; Ur. Darts, Cincinnati, Ohio; Dr. Beaty, 8t. Paul, Minnesota. Office 184 Clark street. Posing re Box Bte my 48 weovjy
He denounced Northern Abu- '-y keeping the pri-oner out of their sight. L't-s ths .-..n ... , stances and with the danger
•onipirison
dtionistsand Southern Fire-eaters as the mm who had inaugurated the war, tint had b it it
that his friend Mr. Oliver Lim-
with his
i an * NTiks. Tippecanoe W sync Wabash Hendricks Parke Decatur Fayette Henry Union Vigo V inderlmrgU. Ripley W arren
Deduct bounty tax Total local taxation
NO. OI votfi:
most distressing feature of the case, and me one calling forth the greatest grief, was the carrvii* offof Jl,7"0 by the parties in their
flight.
ght.
.Mr. Gallagher had no due to the runawa
>ne ( por
„ . Xag fad* that it had been reshi
iys.
but the very 1 ndchnite one of the shipment of
their baggage I
description of the bag
sigansport. At the depot a ie baggage discovered the
ipped to Lafayette.
Gallagher and the deserted >yiic immediately started f ir Lafayette in a buggy. Arriving there about 12 o’clock at night the baggage of the eloping parties was discovered at the Junction House, and the owner booked for the night on toe hotel book as "Geo. Hester and ladv." Gallagher and >ype were
shown to the room, md
i. king, woke up
ighe iquii
ted
ighcf
in.I told the enqutm
iv:
there. Galln
5c en
and tic wan flic inside man
into, ked ihe door
H f
lg|.IH3 it I2'l.3:2t 1!) !H.224 7* i 67,II25 17 -1 , i7'.’ :o3 ir,! SII.C.'M .8l,2»l,*>l>* '6
dl room w. re I.im:wo girls,-even and rk. d away as closely
The thirteen Democratic counties which the Journal enumerates us awfully afflicted with
merciless local taxation, with a voting popu- . up t , pi| Hn) , limlnU j nr d _ 1**10" 46 after deducting the t.ounty_tax ; j xtif«l5 l M»r , ^T..wird the • i.'.se ofit the woman
>y pe -liowo.! -jgus <.f great grief and imme.iiiteiy went iino the snuffling mooiL Galiaghcr a-Ucd him if he knew any of these people. He said. •• Yes,viral's oRy i.amhurn, and there's inv .Mgrtlia (fid the ■ hildrcn." and the i|eprc--ed man began to itpbraid the guilty i uiviT. H» - aid, "Oh (illy,you hand n’t ought to . .riie ihis. von know it ain’t right. 1 vouldii t have done . i with you. oa, tis hard.” oiivi r began to eonfes- and pailate, saying. •• 1 os it's hard, George,but don't make a lil-s. i was tis-tje.* a. i..*, know What I was doing. Don't m ike a loss and I'll make it right." During this eor.vcrsatiou i diver sat
tained »*»•> * : 7
»-,.t i-lose and
WP.ro attunoar..- ... h illlTerenfL', tnkim( the poptilftlion into consideration, in their favor. We might go on with those figures indetinitelf, contrasting the difference in local taxation in the different counties, but that kind of argument, or rather begging the issue, affords no solution of tint
! with ■
an eye to the main chance, slipped out of bed, and,"accoutered a- she was,” made a dasli for her clothes, which laid in a pile on the floor. Gallagher supposing she might beafUT Uie money, started and reached the clothes u-t ns Mr*.'ypedid, and a violent struggle the pocket commenced. Gallagher labored disadvantage, in becoming entangled In
I'or
point under consideration. Will the Journal | the hoop skirt, at the onset, and Martha’s *lnexplain the reason of the enormous local tax- ' ' 1 '' 2 ‘r 1 "''" 1 being of the most fragile textun
ation in the thirteen Republican counties we have named? fan it. upon any other ground than it is the result of the governmental policy for the last si* years, and all that time it has lieen under Republican direction? Tho Journal, In referring to tho local taxation in
thirteen Democratic counties, says: •• These startling flgures speak, with match-
less power, the condemnation of copperhead
nocraey, its extravagance, ami the greed of
its official representatives. The parallel I.e-
gre del
and the
glc garment
. line oil'In great patches with every grip he mado. Rut he linally gained the victory and Martha retired from the contest voidofall her
. let:.vs as well as her money.
The party were then dressed and escorted
i stairs. Here
down
pc became hostile
cr, I and
and
so,
threatened to
mneraey, its extravagance, official representatives. Tl
corrupt
youthful, vigorous and economical Union partyris In the highest degree favorable to the latter.” ,| “Economical Union party.'” Taxation, as I wo have shown, has quadrupled under the “youthful, vigorous and economical Union party." It is a youthful party, but its vigor has been displayed In extravagance and corruption, and It has fastened a public debt upon the country and a va«t increase in the public expenditures generally, which will for years to cotno mortgage the labor of the toiling masses, whose industry produces the revenues of the government. Isit us see what this “ youthful, vigorous and economical Union party" has done for the tailoring man. Tho startling flgures will speak, with matchless power, the condemnation of mongrel Radicalism, its extravagance and the greed i f
its official representatives.
The taxes of Indiana for 1*66, national, State and local, were fully forty millions of dollars. The total assessment of real and personal property was 9578,484,109. Tho taxation then is fully skvkn pkk cfnt. upon the assessed value of all the property in the Sffito. The entire pork crop of Indiana last year will only pay about one-seventh of the
amount she was taxed. It is estimated that l " < '
there was not .sufficient realized from the entire surplus products of the State, after sus.
tainiuglier own
talked about shooting Oliver, but “Oily” all
not t!|
-hont^^te*MI i s. s’ypc declared at this juncture, that if Oily was shot she wanted to be
shot too.
The whole party then proceeded to the Bramble House. Here it was determined that Ollwr-tumid go to jail, and the rest of the company remain at the hotel. This arrangement distressed Mrs. 8ype. She declared with great emphasis that If oily went to jail she would. Gallagher endeavored to put the Sypes and the children In one room, but the lady nested that she would not,lieeause If George
The audimcc r.a.ii'y rc-ponded, with eb**r», th»« they believed it. Ex-Frivate .Secretary Cooper reported the 1 following resolutions, which wire .dopi. d 1 with great unanimity. The n a dr. i o h was followed by applause: Hisolc'd, That wc are in favor of t!u unioi. of tho Mate* under the Constitution > t tin United States, and pledge ourschcs to support and maintain Ihe same. i.'exo/red. That we are the friends of pear • and civil la#,and that these great objects can be best promoted by the Legislature recognizing equal and exact justice to all; rxciu-uc privileges to none. Ucsolcdl, That we are in favor of the immediate restoration of our disfranchise ! fi 1low citizens to all the rights privileges and immunities of full and complete citizenship. Jlmoluil. That our colored I'clLuw-cilizin*, being now citizens of the United States, and of the state of Tennessee, and voter* iff t'ae 'tale, are entitled to all the right* and privileges under the law and the Constitution ot '.he United States and of the State of Tcuu. .-.-ce.
Applause
J.V.su/ri d. That we are
•pu
Uudce the circuin: _ •if mot> violence an e.\ mt ution was waived, and the young man lomuutted for future
trial.
Youhg Schnepf is, we bear, about twenty re ars of age. with a bright, intelligent face. H exhibited no particular emotion upon being arrested, and maintains a stoical reticence in regard to the terrible crime with which he is charged, and of which the people of the vl- . ii.ity believe him guilty.
si Is it l list- Door.
M .ny of the highest ;is well as the lowest ir.uts ut the hum m character are often made known by \riy -uiiple means. And very tm-
ipics in ethic
INCRUSTATION OF STEAM BOILERS, Entirely prevented by the Anti ltu nutation
Powder of
H. N. Winana, 11 Watt SB., New Torte Invented and introduced in 1888. Beware lUUt&UuUa-
BOWEN
Nti.
ortSS <i3m«kw4m
NO. 54.
MILLINERY.
N, BROUGH * LAWTON. . 117 East vVo&niugTon ,trevt.
Acents. Indianapolis.
portaiit prinnplt phv and median
very i philo
DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Partnership.
pudialion of tlic national di
favor of equal taxation as the proper met hod
op
ng t
opp jse I
Ictit, : on as
paying the snuje.
Ui solved, That the establishment of a standing army in our midst in time of pc o •• is a flagrant and dangerous encroad;mint
ii po and
c\ idcntl
n the rights and liberties rf the
oppi
dc-igned to overawe the
heavily oppressive to the tax payer, and
tly ‘
tin* ballot box.
Jkf'nJyr'f. 'I'li it wo* • r.!i:il!\ . ! tlic J)ut^il»ti• , < ir«»rtr* ul An«truw .»* J'rcsitb nt of the l nite*l State!*, m r the ( unJtitution, proervln^ tl»v l nr-n, • t,.i maintainin/ the -•tipr. tin v 'if Uie I • w. After the a<t<>i>tion <>f the ^ luti. t. , Mr. Cooper move.J the runvention j»ru. .4 .l !•» th** nominatiun of a iau»lMit«* t r if.,rn»r. He prujKwe.I limep^on Kiln r»«b<e, whuv. an tieclareti the uuanunotH nomtuee of Hi. * nnvon. l*on«l eaiU were acrain maile f»r NV'illiani'*, the eunj4*rv alive coloreil leaiicr. and be eame to the »nd, >tuu*l !*y the I're^iiletit of the eon\entmii, and in'd,- a t>f eonsidorable length, in i^ood -• ludblr KiiLdi-h. He started out by saying that tie h id fouiTht fur the Cniun and w:m r>r th** /reedoin ..f hi-* rare. He was h eon-erv.iti ve bei-iu*e be 1m*lieved the conserv ativew re the friend’* of bln rare in 'i’ennis^re. 1'or Ik-iu*/ a eonwrvative. the radie.il.N h id threatened to sassinate him: but he did not e»rr. Hr mludituH well live in tbeinUriurui Airu-a a?* to try to live ainnnif th«>«* rmitiMis. He saw rsdieal.M who were m tin* rebel army. He saw ra<iicalH who bad l**rn niinr* rtr.i«b r.- ; and the radieal eandid ite fi*r < i’»\ernur wjam the wori*t enemy of tho colored race in Tennessee, wb© bad written wor-e bookn aud newspsprn* SKainst atfolition than any other man. Hu couldn't vote for any >ueh man, who bad been all hip life the enemy of the colored race, ami was bin enemy now, only he wanted bis vote. Mr. William*’ speech was loudly applauded
th runabout.
A number of radical negroes were in th© gallery, and attempted to interrupt bun, but
were not MUcee*Mul. The pnadden (invention next spoke. He f»*ll
lies, natural philoso-
phy and mechanic*, have been discovered by aocidi nU, mcidenU and deUils of which are common in domestic lire; but who would have thought. In olden tun n, 4?f consulting with a pamu iled door, os a philosophic and metaphysical friend, to obtain a kmrnl of the hidden mysteries and the ^ener d .. xts of a
human mind?
Hurinir the la»t ten yeir* in the winter st :*- on. u * -rilmi; lo »*ur daily record, we have notlced tb*- manner in which one thousand per^odn w ho ealb i for work, have opened, shut, or not 'hut, our st-redoor: this, >ou may say, in aloiileand us* les* undertaking: but wu
lupini
b«» iledii* tion?
b ii '', out ‘ f the one thou* md persons nei-r< d, three bumlred am! lifty-rive opi-Tit . the • !• •• r -luit it iJf. r them < iret'uiiy A bcn they e 1n. n; l when they went
out »v Uh murli r.* : '* .
>e<*ondly, opened it in atiurry and maile *tn i t* Mip: to -hiit it, but did not, aud merely
puli* «; it to when they went out.
Thirdly, JO-J .ltd in l att* nipt ti* -bu*. .t at all,
. it her in eonilnt? in «»r irotni: out.
T'• urthly. ‘tl h ft it op» n w In n they eame lu.
{•ut when reminded i t the I n t, mi it*
FT1HE partnership i Arm of i 4»x. Pe
.1 h
heretofore rxi-tinaj un«lcr the nteeosl A Hume, is thi- day
ciis sol vest l>y mutual conseut, N. iiumc withdraw-
ing trom the iirm
Tlic bu.-iness of the late firm wi!i !k* continue*! by A I « »»x and M. II. l*enUrco*t. All »lebu ot the lat«* tlrm and accouuU *luu the same, will be
Nettled by l_o.\ A IV utecost.
NEWTON HTME. M It PENTECOST,
.’ii»r2I wtf
enter: tin a very d.ffer* ntopimou. What the
fa> \n and what t
SPECIAL NOTICES. itou: itch:: itch::: Hcrato'ii! Mtratrh!7! U II E ATON** OI ATnEAT W ill cun* the itch in forty ei^hl hours. Al-n, ••lire** ^alt Itheum. I'hmtn. i hilldain*>. and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price jOcents. For N.ale by all dniKffiN.ts. By semhm; fiii cent!* t4» Weeks A Potter, sole Agents, ITU Washiuirton street, Bo**Um, it will !*c bo wanled l*y mail, tie of postal?©, to any part of the L'mted >t;iU*N. »»^> wlv
AGVA UK MAGNOLIA. ▲ Salto* Je!l*ht Superior to any Cologa« us^sU to battle the lace anil person, to reutier the bkin soft anti frebii, to allay inilaosiBaLioft.to perfume clothing, for hetuiaehe, etc. It i, manuiaeturesf from the rich Southern Maguoita. axui is uhtaimug a patronage quite uupreeeilentetL It is a favorite with actresses ami operasinger*. It issolti l»y all dealers at $1 m large Potties, and by DEM As BARNES St GO., New York, Wholesale Ageuls. Saratoga Spring Watar. sold by all Druggist*.
“Jos’ so!”—“Exactly!”—Solon Shingle caul they were there “ever) time.” If hofclt**owlcy” in the luoruing, lie took I'luntatnm Bitters; if he felt weary at night, tie took flautaUon Bitter-; if he lacked appetite, was weak, languid, or I Ill'lltally oppresseil, he Uwk Flaulatiou Bitters; and they never failed to set hiiuou ills pnissquare and firm. Few persons want any lietter authority, but as some may, just read the following: * * * I owe much to you, for 1 verily believe the Plantation Bitter* havesaved my life. Rev. W. H. WAGONER, hDoirul. N. Y.” * * * Itiavelieena great sufferer from Dyspeiwm, and liad to aliuitdon preaching. The Plantation Bitters liuve curetl me. Rev.G. A. MILLWOOD. New YorkGity.” * * * I had lost all appetite—was so weak anil enervated 1 could hardly walk, aud had a perteet dread of society. • • • The Plantation Bitters bavo set me all right. JAMES UEM1N WAY, ot. Louis. Mo.” * * * The Plantation Bitters have cured me of a derangement of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years. They act like a charm. G. C. MOORE. *84 Broadway. N. Y.” Mrs. O. M. DEVOE, manager of the Union Home School for Soldiers’ Giuldren, says she " has given it to the weak and invalid children, under her charge, with the most happy and gratify ing results. Wu have received over a hundred reams of such certiffcates, hut no advertisement is so ctivea. what people themselves say of aguod article. Our uu and our reputation ia at stake. The original quality and high character of these goods will he sustained under every and aU cire uinstances. They have already obtained a sale in every town, village, perish, and hamlet among civilised iiatious. Ua-e Imitators try to cwme as near our uaiuc aud style as they can, and because a good article can uol be sold as luw as a poor one, they find some support from parties who do not care what they sell. Be on your guard See our private stamp over the cork. P. U. DRAKE A GO.. New York Gltj Saratoga Spring Wattr. swid by al!Druggist!.
Over a MIIUm Dalian Street fateaUeaMa: “I bad 5 aajura ataa worth over $1,109 who took cold froa 4 bad hurt la ih« leu, and wu u»ule»» for or or * your. I had umM every thlnff 1 could hear of without benefit, until 1 tried th© Mexican Mu*tan* Liniment. It boon eflc«-u *1 a permanent cur©. J. L. LhjWNlNvi.** Montf^mary, A .abama, J uu© n, inou I taka pleasure in recotniuemlinjc the Mexican Muitanjc Liniment a» a valuable and indispensable article for Spraiua, S«>reo, scratches, or (jails >n Horses. Our men have u»e»i it for Burns, Bruise*, Sores, Bhcumait>m. etc., and all >ay it scU like ma^ic. J. W. H MW ITT. Foreman lor .VmcrlfTan. VVciU, and Fargo and Harndtru's Expiees. “The sjirain of oi) daughters ankle, occa--ione-1 wUiie skating last winter, was entirely cured in one week alter she commenced luing your celebrated Mustang Liniment. ED. SEELY.” Gloucester. Mas*** uu>etfe». August 1, IhOfis It ia an admitted fact that the Mexican Mu>tang Liniment perlorms more cures in a shorter time, on man and ttoast. rtmn any article ever discovered. FamilicB, livery men. anfi planters should always have it on hand. Quick aud sure it certainly is. All genuine i- wrapped m steel plate engravingH. tmaring theimmature of G. \Y. Westbrook, A hemist, aud the private L'uitod States Stamp of DEM AS BAILS KS A CO. over the top. An tiQ'u t ha- Iwcu m.ulu lo couuterleil it with a cheap >iouc plate I>M>k ch»sely J Saratoga Sprues t»y atl UrugglBU
ISTEW STORENEW GOODS. rent
H. ETTE AME1INEK A CO. Aw. 10 West WashiRertoa Strewt.
A s pleudid stock of FASIl'i AID 1IUIAIGRV GOODS, J u*tnpene<l aud selling Xa O W 1 :ipil dly
.RESTAURANTS.
OLD DOININION Saloon and Restaurant. No#*. 3| amd 33 lkeMiuclL)r CIIOM 1: L14$l OAt.N, klYC.
V. .1 ALOES, Proprietor.
rpilK Uestauiuht connected with this establishL ment has been Uioroughly relilled out and out and i' now under the manugeiueut of Mr. Edward Allen, who will make every one wbolaVors him with their i>atrouage comlortable and at
“ <Um
GIFT CONCERT.
GRAND GIFT CONGER'
LVAMACV* SOAMUata*
STEAM ENGINES.
W OOV A X4 AN.N STKAA BNOINM ^ I CO.'H CMl-KiftUAVMte
P0RTAB AND STATIONARY
SIMA SigiM8 m4 Boilers.
loiitijueiilal issaeuUMMi,
TO BE GIVEN AT
Morrison’s Opera Hall, ltoMtana|M>lii>, Imsflwma, July 4tk, •* *••**•* If ucMefa are aiiaold, far 4M« uur|M>*«.' ul baallMf lag w M OIN U M KIN r JL\ IN t'rswi Bill i'eaetery ii lieasr of! Out*
e’ 5 *-
Authorized by th© i*overiiiue !>ody patronize this home iusiitul duty oi every good uitizen <d‘ the
tribute oomeihtng to I
FROM 4 TO 36 UORKE POWER-
\LSO PORTABLE SAW WILLS.
W E have the oldest, largest \ V works in tlic United .SLa
tion.
zen <d the state to eon-
is Monuiueiil.
E ▼ works in the United Mates, devotea e\c
Let every I sively to the man idacture of Portable Engines t It is the saw Mill!*, which, i’or simplicity, compacts
my of r ‘ . .«
nor to
aprtl
M. CUZVZmVGHAM©
BAKERY, ICE CREAM PARLOR,
LA DIE*’ KESTAlfKAVr,
Comer of Market aud Illinois strvi at ttOoin No. —, Miller''* Bu
No. of Tlvlael*, 200.000 ut El *uch. !Ko. of |»r««eml*. vulued u»
KIlli.BOO.
Single ticket .. „ $1 60 Ten Ticket* to Agents ^ 66 Twenty tickets to Agetiu. 18 00 1st Gash gift in Greenbacks BUOvOOO 2nd. Gift lease of B»y<ls', Block Nos. 17, , 10. »i, 28. to. rt. Massachusetts Ave , ; 12,000
^ki. Cash gi t in (Greenbacks.
Five Cash taiiio—Jd.UUO
Eire L>t>h (Hits—$&uu
One Lift of Forty Acres of Laud iu
Boone county, Indiana
One Two Mory Ke?*idence on Morrison
street, Indiauapolis
Aud numerous other Valuable Gifts, oousisting of t* iue Gold atche>. Piano*, (.ulxoet organs. Sew lag Machiuev Solhi sUierware. L;idies* Gold Watches, etc., amounting to.
send lor programme and sec for yourself that
and mostcomi»lote
devoted exclu
and
, simplicity, compactness, ii economy of fuel, are conceded by ex-
offered to the
P The 0 great amount of boiler room. Are suriac and cylinder area, which we give to the rate horse power, make our Engines the most jh>w rr fnl and cheapest in use; and they are adapted i everv purpose where |*ower ia requited. All size:* conataualy on hand, or furnished on DoLcDptivo circulars, with price list, sent ot
12.000 10,000 .1,000 2,600
avplicatum. WOOD A Ulica, N. Y.
Y.Gitv.
MANN STEAM ENGINE GO., Branch office, IMi Maiden Lane, N augy dly
f IAN ULEd of all kinds. Ice Cream, >oda, t Vy P»w, rruiu. Nuts, elc Wadding P Mipplled to order. Wartu Meals at all hoi Board by the day, or Lodging. aprlO dJii
i akes, artie»
urs.
COMM AD LKli BKITTKH.
Jons a. LKUttaiTTaiL
C. LEHRRITTER & CO., CAPITAL SALOON %>»» Kl-Si r %| K VVT,
;nd for progranune »is no 4 *humbug.”
W ^
Agent* iu evrey town, oouwty ■orhood in the State. 6ce imluceuiei
to the agent w ho »ell
ets a Splendid Gold Watch va
ond lar
SWEET POTATOES. SEED SWEET IWATOES.
;,ve "lie UnMi-.iUit liarrels choice Sect ill PetalvCs ter sale. Our Vancllc- aie
lleruauila
V taua*.
X E X>!
_ _ ami neighborhood in Uie State, see iiMlucemenc* to agents: We will give to the agent who :>ell* the largest number oi tickets a Splendid Gold Watch valued at $600. To the one that sells the secoi „ nuuil^er, a gold wab h valued at $S0u. To he ou« wno sells the third largest number, a splendid Silver American Hunting Case Watch, valued at
$100.
Wt have filed a l»ond with T. B. Met arty. Auditor of Stale, for the faithful fulfillment oi our
agreement.
“ C? A. U T I O ST.”
As we can not be personally acquainted w ith
all our agents, and ihcrelorc, can not
Velio W !V«Enn«*iuon^
uud V e i 1 o v
Price, $a tu per bushel. PITklV, U1ABB A (0., mar27-dliu LOT IS\ II. LE. h
.-ible for them, per* tickets, unlessthey
efore, can not be rv.-pon d©-**irons of purchasing
, unlessthey are acquainted vtilh Ibeir agent, ha»l bctter*cnd direct to us. Send money by postottice or»ler or letter, at our risk; or, when Uie amount
dollars or over by express.
PAINTING.
HOUIaLK A MOWLLL,
UouNe, Siguand OnauKuiaJ raiuiiu^ / 1 RAINING, f.la/inff and Kalsciiiiniuf < • — hi-., \u Nuitli Illinois sti'cci, N
Block, In*lianap4>lis. lndi:i
il
WkKrii’s
lo^ k, iu*
Work don
•hfm
lanap* : w ilh
Ols ana
neatness aiuldi>pat« '
egestere int is te
MODE OF DISTRIBUTION:
EXPRESS. THE MERCHANTS
!*•. 14 Mat*!
WM*tMC4*a N4r«cf, Mai tiinlluu's old stand.)
rSSHSsSBSaSH! l\!0,\ EXPRESS «eMP.fit.
IL'^'
irly i
ularly iu\ »te ibe pubiic «o give intend to keep our Bar \vell >to» k
Liquors, Y\ me. Ale, Ligars, rant well supplied with the
aflord*. In fact we intend to kce
louse, and give satislactiou V> our
ilAni
great ext we parall. a> we
ked w 1U1 tne best etc , aud our Uesiau- . cr> l»cst the market to keep a first clos*
patrons.
It K 1?" l *K It K TV C K
iter I
i*cr kins.
.lohui New, Las Judge Samuel E.
shier First National-bank.
indiauapolis.
diana
William A. Lowe, attorney
attorney
i commissioner.
States peusiou agent. General Fred. Knellei U aited elates commissio
anapoiis, In-
al law ;vnd United
atu<ru
SALOONS.
New Billiard Hall OEM HILLlAUD IUK)M, IMo. 9 %% ;lwLf tttrMtV^I\"l FEUB TABI KS. tn;ing Fhctan’s Lorn iO biuation. K«mr l\>cket Tabias, the t»e>t
State* district attorm
Springer A Voi
♦racy at law, la oy, sixth district. State agents lias
late United
ficock Lite
diana. present
na. :t al
>pringer A Vance, Insurance Uompauv.
(ieneral David Kilgore. Yorktowu, Iu. Lieutenant Uolonel Johu F. Lheek,
Uletk of l>earboi n county.
Major GeneralX. J . Lucu>, Lawrcnceburg, In-
diana.
T B. McCarty, Auditor of State. George Bragg, Sheriff oi Hamiltou county. Noblesvillc, In«liana. John Trisiell, clerk Hamilton county, In-
diana
1 \V illiam O'Brian I of the >cvent\ -fi
ville.
‘ M artin Igoe, Assessor of Internal Kevenue, h district, Indianai»oli'.
an, attorney at law, late ( olonel uh Indiana Volunteers, Nubles-
bi nation.
city. ( cntrnll
tin*
lieiugoii the gt" An elegant B w itli choice Liqi
iir I y lo
and shut it when tlo-y went out. 10- opcntMi it tu a great hurry a
thrn slammed it to violentlv. but Uu >t 4..
up d*»iry, I- :ithlv
ample
all he 1 ' ' 1.1 gn
on tne cheek, amt made diver* demonstrations
her in there alone he would kill her. Sype did all he could to assure her of her safety. He spoke of his great love for her. He patted her
in, hut Martha reuhl •• go with Oily, The difficulty was
^lloulated to soothe and wi inalned oli-tmate. She woi
butswith Ot orffe, never.” The tillficulty linally compromised. Oallagher, the Sypes, children and all, taking one room, where the party pa-sed the remainder of the night. tin Monday morning Gallagher, Mrs. Sype, the childrcteand Oliver came to Logansport on tie’ trjyffi. Mr. Sype eame up in the buggy and he Irtl so much interested in Oallagher, who bud his wife, children and money, that he leached Logansport by three o'clock. Here, a ilnal conlcrence was had. Sype was entirely rtc mciled to L'lmhurn and his wife. M irth 1 continued Irate, and wanted to go with "i i.ly.” "Oily” and George went lo Wiitchtcr's salojsi, where a linal settlement was made. Oliver said lie was sorry and would do so no more. George professed entire ^iii-i o t'i ii, and as he parted with Oliver
he gave hull slff, and tohl bun
d bov.
T\ pcs bft for their happy home on Tile.day. ••Oily” remained in town seeing the sights, and enjoying his slu.—Loijansjjort
'y;
to go and bo a
Holltintl Citrlcnturing.
Iirlng
. .eiar, a.icr • (' iiie iiuriug is undoubtedly a legitimate population, including wheat, j weap tf .1 political warfare. But there are le. .te., to pay her taxes. : ''en um limits within which respect lor the
eonituoii euiirtesie^and deeenefes of I*"
corn, h gs, cattle,
I nder Democratic rule taxation was light, the people were prosperous and weillli hcumulated. Mark the change! I mb r ill- rule of “the youthful, vigorous and ee iti..lined I nion party," taxation consumes m t .Iv the products of the National Indtlst-
the
and decencies of life would
na! in uly r-strain it. J farmer's Weekly has paid via y little regard to tin se restrictions, in its p ditie il vv^ii ii" 111 the service of political rotii aiisin^Mit in us representations of Mr. sew,ird It lias systi iitatieally outraged every senliioeiit oi'eoniiiiou propriety. It is pretty
generally known that the won
wounds in
pretty
i - j — — -.dieted
ry. I";| IS eating Up the wealth accumulated | upon Mr. Seward tiy the assassin Paine have
un'. r th-wise and sagaeious mlministration '' ft v, r
,,f '•V "Itat the Journal denom- I ."1,",a,anee. loates •■ i .pperheid Democracy.” , most reckless personal anum lb** (knin-s «rc imletM >.t:irtlinir. Thr t .x- !;4 "* at ^ v '' , ‘* k,N -
jH iir, s i.f t!i(‘ KoderRl Oovermin'iit in isri; i and »n >• . ;» »*huh©, up to pul)-were-lx times more than in i««q »•' ri.iieMle. I!ut ih. y ue uniformly selected . , ... . ’ ,IIU 1,1 i by the B ■ i v/y ns Die lavorite suti|eets of eari-
n< ' ‘ l striking contrast between tfemo- I e itfire. Interior artists would
‘Tati" and ICepuhllean linaiicierhig. Yod
cry eonsiiieumis sears upon his fm-e, i have entirely changed the expression of
< tne would supposa that the
in-11 y would hesti.rd under such
tax dioo in nearly all tint Northern States, will rea. ti seven per cent, upon the assessed tl ail the real and pi imii al pr<*perty.
•v ' I' this
learflll
pietm.
valu.
No won-l-r the Journal, ...
ularuiing state of linuneial aff urs, u that Die •■ . lamoruig nti.mt Die tax.
injure Ui* 1 U"piiti1ieau parI\ . 4n Admiring Pnrirnil
The New Y ork Tribune draws thi-
of its partisan friends in Die la.i-l.tluie , i ■ that State. It is pleasant to look iipm;. i ,. e lUse it i- applicable to my inerbli in w I'lnii the railieitl circle. It says it lias never ms n anything to compare with the present .■i-sem-My and inemtiers of the Senate in point of Hbameles-ness, rapacity and recklessness (l f eonsequenees. Their predecessors have often lieen noted for venality and greedme-s; /mt thrse jtrojJe tell their rotes oj>euly, hwji/le \ about the /irire without pretense of conceal- | meet, and then boast of what they hare been ! paid.nml all with the knowledge that they are Within the reach of the criminal statute, and that a felon's cell would he the.ir fate if the
law should he enforced against them. What do they care for the law? if they
were to he indicted, when the trial came !
the whole radical party would volunteer
aid them in proving an alibi!
naturally pre-
I'T infilling easily and readily susceptible o| di-torfhin, Die exeleiso of thetr feetile pencil-; but tin- can scarcely serve as an ex- • u-c ill the present instance, li the Weekly can nut excite sutH"ieiit odium against public ne n w ithout caricaturing and holding up to ii leuleiho wounds neeiveit tor their devob' Die eouutrv. It Had better give up the
vltogeiher.—A'e/c York rimes.
In mi-
• n T'rnii hie.
The radicals m l.iCa are in tr. nt.ic. They lii\" a Governor wli', is aceiiscd of not only f„,„| and the swamp l .Off luiol, but of f.iiniiiitling pel jury || e w mis to be nominated io P re-eleeii on .' ami j b.r,", icsthe dlllleulty. The party leaders ; "'ink Ins liDlo shortcomings amount to I oiii. li. but they aro afraid the people will
different opinion upon Die subiei ite to tell biin that lie can not run I ol these offences, because he ia proha-
bonest as they are. They ai dm oil' for fear he will "pea< balance of the circle. It will be :
j bav i
I i'm-y hate to tell hi^^h^ltVja
is pro
are afraid
ieh” on the
seen, there-
1 fiat the ease is a very emliarrassin I b• iv Die enigma will lie solved tins .nffermine.—/tefro/7 Free. l‘re*s.
ig one.
ie only can
Terrlforlnl .teqinsifinn. flic following apin ars in the New York
lie, aid:
' I he highest price given b,r agricultural •' 1 uiiner.il l intls in any quaulity. Uonti"ts will be bought at a price not exceed!"
hanging from the top of her batrv *;rr;U". r r.s;,V"2s
■•i- VNIII i»e hnll^Ul it :i JH i ’'-ii million dollars, jiayah
i'll * o " n ^ ■ This is worthy the attention
le in gold
Indian wi th a long feather which was and she T aJOM.
ng it* of
lands in the
Addri-s William II.
YVashiugton, Di.striet of U ilum-
oropean governnients owning
Hemisphere. Sew lrd, Km|.
Ina."
I hat wicked Home Journal sava false IIds
esident of the j t authorized to
say for Mr. Klberblge, that ihe nomination would be accepted, and that;* vigorous can-
vass would he made.
other speeches followed, similar to those
already mule. -
At intervals during the se-ston of the ( on-
vention, national airs were played by * colored band, and were invariably applauded and
cheered by blacks and white* alike. After the adjournment, Joe. Williams, the
colored conservative leader, paraded the streets, followed by the hand. An attack Was made upon him at one place by a party of radical negroes, who were dispersed by the
police.
A mass meeting will lie held to-night, to
of the Convention. The pro-
ceedings of the day meet tbs unqualified approbation of the "conservative” people of this
city, and none seem to rejoice
Mxthiy, 2U came in with "how do you do, sir." or "good rooming," or "good evening, j sir." and ail the-e went through the operation | of wiping their feet on the mat, but .ltd not shut lue door when they eame tu nor when .
th* y went out.
LkmAlias.—We have employed men out of ! all Ihe above closes, and during that time have had an opportunity of judging of their :
merits, etc.
The iir.-t elo-s ef three hundred an.I fifty- : live were those who knew their tr.’.de, and ' commenced and finished their work in a methodical manner, were quiet, had but little to say in their working hours, and were approved ol by tho-e for whom they obi the work, they were punctual to time, and left nothing : undone which they bad been ordered to dr. | They did not complain about trifles, and iu all respects, they were reliable men. and
were kind and oMigt
duct.
Class the second, two hundred and twenty-
six. These were not methodical in their work, had much to talk about, were generally late but were willing to quit work early. They were always in a hurry when we overlooked them, but they did not do so much work m the same time as class the first, and often left little thing* unfinished, and if they were told of it, would make trHUng excuses,
but highly extol their own abilities. Class th* third, two hundred and two.
Tbose were negligent In personal appearance
AGRICULTURAL.
l^iirnltBral and Sf*d Warrhoiut. 1120 Tiixrfcrt NirroG, l*lBftln<lrlpbia. UM ELD. FLOWER AND (* VBDKN SEEDS. 17 warranUtl ircuii and ^vtuanv. and ia xrcal
variety, wholesale and retail.
Frruh Garden Strds supplied to dealers in pal**r* by tfie l,UU> or in bulk. TlmoUiy and t lorer eiveU and sold onrnraintNKion. Improved
Isold onenrainD-ion. Improved
Aicnrultural and Uortieultural implement!* ol
►tion, Mipplied to order i'roia
erery description, lar^e-t t*» tin* -malb:
►rriN* <iarden Manual ami Morn*’ Kurnl A 1 verti't r. % moiitiily publiration. -upidie.l to all !>oet paid applications. !’HALL Si
I applicati* tiimau, 11:
JU Market street, I’blUdeipi
igtng in their general con-
rejolce so much
ratify the action
of the day it i of the "eon
ty, and none seem
those who were large slaveholders and prom-
inent officers in the rebel army.
The conservatives have put themselves so far in advance of the radicals on the r question, that they are beginning to
Brownlow and his party ( tie rememliered that negrt
ted to the radical convention held a few weeks since. Mack
zro
ey are beginning to call i party Copperheads, it will at negroes were not ndnm-
A Clerical Bruiser.
The Chicago Times thus alludes mon preached last Sunday, by Rev.
held. Mr. HaTFIBLD, it will be recollected, is the gentleman who come out second-best in a discussion with a Chicago actress, on the subject of theaters. He is also the gentleman who recognized the hand of Go* in the assas-
sination of I’resldent Lincoln:
On Sunday, the Rev. Mr. Hatfield, at an early hour, "shied his castor” into the ring,
Bowed it. He was In capital coubaving had a fight since his
_ lendhl
knight er-
persoi
They talked much about
sir own good qualities, and were better acquainted with the business and domestic habits of thetr neighbors than with their own. They also belonged to the temperance society when lirst set to work, but In a few days afterward their breath would smell more like an old rum cask than that of human beings. Thera men wen* not steady at their work, were always short of money, and could not be retied on with regard to truth and honesty. Class the fourth, ‘.HI. These were careless In their manner of work, committed many error*, but when Uiey were pointed out to them, would apologize most willingly; soon forgot particular small items; were tenacious of their own tights, hut not very nice about tbs rights of others; still there wo* something pleasant in their manners at first sight, hut they did not improve on further acquaintance. They required much watching, and what they had been, and what they eould do, and what they intended to do, but they seldom
ey were of a strong, Iways in a hurl
little order and method In thetr work, oi
BANK.
EKIE LOCKE’* BANK, No H North Meridian, near the Circle. 7-aO'n 4.’oarertest lato S.’JO’m. TTOLDKRS of 7 SO Notes, dated August IS, IMd, ll are notified that it will nay better to have
them converted now, instead of waiting untU
they become dne, and thereb
waiting unt;
■y become dne, and thereby avoid tne delay 1
ting the Bonds if they wait until the Notes lure. This Bank will make the coaversiuiuon
t liberal terms. Highrat price paid mi il MlverCoin, old Silver .'qioons, liate. etc n ERIK LOCKK.
geti
mature the moei Gold and
r«h
NOTICE.
did anything properly. Class the fifth, 102. Th nervous temperament—al
iur,
and soon fo dition. N
• ot having
••mill” with Mr. Ryder, he was in trim and as full of light us a young kntg!
rant. He struck out right and left. He
"handed” one to the grog shops: another to politicians and editors; a third to rebels, a tourth to the theaters, a fifth to employers, and so on, with a rapidity and preeuion that was marvelous. He “landed one” on the
nperament—always in a hurry— and method In thetr work, often
iu 11 met with accidents, and often got themselves Mr. Hat- j into difficulties by their hasty proceedings; collected, ' otherwise they were kind and willing to Oblige, but the promises they so hastily made
were soon forgotten.
Class the sixth* 21). These were better dressed than the others, but were not good workmen, as they had tried many things, but had not mastered any one In particular. Their politeness was artificial, and one day was ollen sufficient to expose their deception. Innocent and small impositions seemed to be their legitimate business. They were too ignorant to blush at their own tolly, and too proud to acknowledge their own faults. They were vain in the extreme, and unreliable.— Correspondent of HcUntiifc American.
“sconce” of Congress that sent that weakly About six weeks ago
eoneern “clean” out of time. He said, "if j man on Kauai, who has a married daughter, minorities can still over ride and overcome lelt convinced that she was playing false wuh
murder In tke Nandwicli lalianda. The Honolulu correspondent of the New
York//era/dsays:
About >ix weeks ago an old native gentle-
man on Kauai, who
majorities, the nation has gained hut a barren I her husband, and dishonoring her family Victory in conquering the south.” name, so be concluded to watch U
Kepnblican Conwrraaional Executive
Committee.'
The executive committee selected from the General Republican Congressional Committee, now in session in the Capitol building, is coni stituted as follows: Robert C. Nebenck, Representative, Ohio, chairman; John Conness, .senator, California; Zachariah < handler, Senator, .Michigan; YViliiara 1). Kelley, Representathe, IVnnsylvanla; John A. Izigan, Representative, Illinois; John M. Hroomall. ICepresentative, IVnnsylvanla; Oakes Ames, Representative, -Massachusetts; Thomas L. Tul-
YVlIliam K. Huntington, Cash-
strict
lock. Secretary; YV Illiam K. Huntington,< i< r First National Bank, YVashingtuu, l>i
of Columbia, Treasurer.
Price of Pnayera.
mg the Items in the general appropriaII passed by the last session of ihelVnniia Legislature are the following:
$300
300
Amo
tion bll sylvani
Prayers for the House Prayers for t he Senate
Goo.| boy,! We don’t know who got the senate's looney, tint the House, with an eye to t ikieg e.ire of its own, employed a radical no mt" r to .in 1 be business, and thus increased his pay to itCPhiladelphia Aye. About 100,00.1 pounds of a good quality of sugar, made from beei root, have io-t Is en redyed at Springfield. Illi„o;H. from a to urn-
Li vii»L r >to]i
factory rccmitlv estaMlshed ’' r0 "’
county, in that state.
. :o p
n canvas mantle-piece on the >ta
ton theatre, lost Sunday'
t»ge ot the Bos•iug, thinks the
The gentleman who tried l0 put Ui s hat on
the st«
ire, last Sunday’
scenic illusion is perfect.
Patti is engaged to a “noble hearted young American, who, before she became fannm.
loved her for herself.'
Just the thing for the Secretary of State— th# great sesl and a “suit of sables.'’
ber pai amour, and cither said
ilias got to tlic eii
lui
er Iqr a time, mpany with did enough Hater fam-
ie lover called
irl lor assistance, which she gave by
me night he came upon her in
par
to lead to a row with the
nuui
the best of it, whenTl]
lich she gave
pfBngicg a knife into the bowels of her father. This is the supposition from what has been elicited. The girl and paramour had lelt for other parts. Parties were out in search for four weeks before they were discovered, and then only succeeded through the aid of a terrier, who scented the man out in the thick undergrowth of the YY iui.iha valley. Tho girl was found soon alter, having gone a short distance for some oranges; she returned to their hiding place to find her lover in the hands of a party of six. I saw the party when they were landed here, and must say the man ho* a most villainous look, while the girl has a very pleasing face, is slight built, and can not
be over eighteen years of age. The truth regarding tue murder .
Hawaiian." at Bulaniuri by the Kin
islands is bei
of mine, who tliiuk- he knows a thing or two said, when be first heard ol the matter, " was her name?” It seems that the seh
murder of three
ng of the
developed. A friend
knows a ttiin
ttooner
carried from Apclang two fair damsels who were what are called Tabu women, being intended for the harem of the King of Butarilurl. On their way to the King they w. re seduced by some three or four parties on board the schooner, and this is what enraged his savage msjesty and led him to take the revenge he did. YV hen it is taken into consideration the little light which has been shed over the mind oi the heathen King, and the violence done to hi* supposed sacred rights, be is not so much to t>e blamed, in conversation with on intelligent shipmaster who has been among the southern and western islands of the Pacific a great deal, he remarked that nine-tenth* of the outrages perpetrated upon the crews ot vessels trading among the islands, were in revenge for violence done to the feelings of the savages in regard to their women, and that if the perpetrators escaped, vengeance was sure to fail upon the next corner*, never mind how Inno-
cent they might be of any wrong.
$o,000 Reward. $' ( >,000
rpiIK print*’ ! circular*, which Front is sending -L through the country, and the slanderous reports which his agent* are instructed to circulate, un? entirely beneath the consideration or nny resiHfctable person. I will pay $&.UU0 reward to J. M. Frost, or any other person, who will establish in any court of Justice and prove to the world that his circular is not an entire falsehood, and put in circulation without any just cause whatever. I will, furthermore, pay him $ft.(NM) reward if he will prove to tho citizens of Indianapolis.
I prove to tho (when? he has resided for some twelve years.) that his word should be respected or t»©UeVed by the public, or that his practice in rascality has not been ^iven full scope, until it has In?come entirely chronic; or, again, if he will prove to me that he is, ffuanciallv, in a condition to liauidat© damages in case judgments ore rendered against him for th© libels which be has uttered. It is entire folly for him thus to circulate his jealous hatred of ray medicines. It is true, if he can induce people to believe his circulars, and instead of using my medicines, they should use his, then his desires would he accomplished. Every intelligent man or woman must know, that if 1 had (a* he claims, which is lalse.y transgressed or inftinged upon any rights belonging to him. that 1 only am responsible and liable for the wrong committed, if any. In writing this article, it is not my desire to condemn other medicines in use. thinking that by so doing I shall elevate the reputation of my own, but to contrailict the false statements which have been made, and reassure those who have used my preparations, with satisfactory results, that Frost’s threat*, etc., can never be put in execution. I am, verv respect full Your obediei
TO THE PUBLIC.—This is to certify that we have manufactured all the labels tor Dr. Buell’s medicines, and that his labels were designed and maile without reference to any other label, and his label* are no infringement whatever u|»on any other lal>el in use. .1. H. STALLO A (jo t Lithographers. With Dr. Buell’s medicines there is no such word ns fail. BROWNING A SLOAN, General Agent 1 *. feliffT wftraeow Indi’iifapolis.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. Artificial Limbs.
Artificial Leg and Arm Manufactory.
Ml IS Limb is wan an
ran anted Ion ed. (drcular
ger than nny others
?e b’
1 manutactured. Circulars sent lr»?e by apoiic.ation to American Leg and Arm Company, Box 55. Shop No. ‘if* East Washington t-treeY, Indianapolis, Indiana. fclc.*? wtim
COLLEGE SCRIP. Agricultural College Scriu.
I AO i%4-i-e» of ■.aad lor f" «.
T7' M il pie"" of Scrip is for ICO acres, anil enti rules tne Imblcrto itil acres of Isnii, in any mate in which there are Government Lanffs sub ject to private entry. This Mcripcon be locate*! at once or hehi without care or risk for Location at a future time. Havingcompetent and reliable .•Surveyors in the several Land District* in the West, we can make (food selections and locate land to a Kood advantage for persons purchasing the Scrip ui us. WILEY * MARTIN. Real Estate Brokers, inar20-w3m Indianapolis, Ind.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Notice of Administration.
OTICffifsberehy given that the undersigned
Goert of ConM?on a l>ieas Marion 6 county. State rf Indiana, Administrator of the estate rf Annie
Kitlev late rf Marion county, deceased. ■'taid estate is snnpesed to be solvent. JUCHABD KITLEY, Administrator.
aprS wSw*
11 H a iik»'1 •!« iiw'fu ... 1 i ui l‘r•"i'.ta 11 eradicate-* .-t-u11 .m 1 dai Iriifl 11 kft'l** the head * -•«•! .:u l * u au. It mai-c-s the hair rw h. -oil. .ui«i 0<» '> It prevents hair turning gra> and tailing oil It restore* hair on prvmatureiy bald heads. This is just what Lyon'* Kathanuu will do. U is prclt} - it ciu-ip—‘duruMo. It i" l 4 orally •»old by the car load, au l >ct it* almo-t uu edible Icintiml !'-Uily ir.« r I'lii^. unlii t? ardly a country stort? that doc.* uol keep *k, oa a uanily that does n..t ic-ejl. new »or«. Saratoga Spring Wat©*. •*.11 by all IVugiri*!*.
Who wi>;:id not Ik? ItcaullluiT VVito would not tuM to their l>cautyt What give* that marble purity and distingue appearance w e «>U>er\e u j*ou the >tAgv, and in the city belle? Il no longer a mcret. They ui* Hagan’s MagnoUa Balm. It* continued use removes tau, freckle*, pimples, aud roughness irom the ime aad hau»l>, and leaves the complexion >inoolh, trausparent, blooming, and ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, it aontains no material Injurious to the skin. Any druggist will order it for you. If not on baud, at 50 rents |H?r liottle. W. E. HAGAN, Troy, New York, I-hem 1*1. DEMA6 BARNEY A UU.. Wholes© AgenU, New \ ork. Saratoga Sorfn© Wat«r. *ol<1 by all DruaalH**
Uaimitreetv Inimitalue Hair uolonug i* not a dye. All insiauLamxnia dye* are com|>o*ed ol lunar caustic, and more or leas destroy the vitality aud beauty ol the hair. Thu is the original hair coloring, and lias t»eeu growing in favor over twenty year* It restores gray hair to its original color by gradual absorption, lu a most remarkable manner. It is also a beautiful hair dressing. Sold in two sizes—fid cents and $1- by all dealers. C. HEIM STREET. Chemist. Saratoga Spring Walar. Mold by all Druggist*
Lvon’s Extract ol Pure Jamaica Ginger, for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, etc., where a warming stimulant is required. Its careful preparation and cutire purity make* It a cheap and reliable article for culinary purposes Sdd everywhere, at 5U ceuts per bottle. Ask lor ’Lyon’a” Pure Extract. Take no other. Saratoga Spring Wator. sola bf ail IfruggiHU
kebol,
iquorsaud Cigars. Open day^am
easy oi access
is supplied ku day and
Tickets to Concert tor 5ale at the prmcipaiHrug. Jcwelery, Music and Book Mores in the city aud Mate, or address, with postage stamp inclosed.
INVENTORS’ DEPOT. I-iECEISTTER. (ireat Mosteru Inventors’ HJNLC ll fc7. < mice. No. 77 , Hast Market .'t , lu.UauaiHtUs, ciiami.kh \» a. to a* a: a iu., iair«ct*x*. Ira ta. Moli.-iaorw of Iftolrtotot, tssstl tooolrl atsalldrrw.
-to. UK.’VMrKClA A CO., LorU Mov Naa. 37, ■teULatoCtpulbs
In tills mts. Ice over No.
avenue
Offlc ettn a
*27, Boyd’s Block, Massachu
telcrtdJm—aurlO w&m
BRUSHES. lB41ZMy«Us Brssh MsMfScitry. So. lOtt No is its lIltBOls N4r«es, •Thral floor bouth ot Georgia. Keep oo*»l«iulv on fianfl a large ouorUnent ol 417*- "Wa manufacture ** '*’
CAPITAL, - - $80,000,000. Owned and Operated by Our Merchants and Manufacturers, Carries by Express, Money, Valuables, Freight <1 Parcels, Over more than 13,000 miles of Express Line, Ac.! to more than FOURTEEN HUNDRED OFFICES, And through them to More than 4,000 Cities and Towns, At Just and Liberal Rates, Based on DISTANCE and COST.
1 >AT!CN'!rtCD Inventions introduced, Fate at 1 Rights bought aud sold ou Commission, lu-
ll r Inventors or for those desirous of
\% ill l lor
Inventors or
I be
;tull\ « h baud aud lor sale
V ALL AML* •' VCfcLS ISi.
purchasing patents i '‘laullv < h baud aud l
those desiroii freely given.
Us i Cun
»»ur facilities for
r nnRniriug Talents are not exceeded by any establishment ot the kind m tke Uuitetl Mates. Alt kinds of models built to or* der. nprl «t3m
13 A.
SHIRTS. Ia la O 1* AT K N r K D
IMPROVED FRESliH V0K8 SHIRTS, WARRANTED TO FIT. ■*to8rtotF*l. Sorpssslx-r 1, 1 •>.»)».
TAILORING. ROETH & MEIER, Merchant Tailors. GENTS’ FURNISHING AND CLOTHING HOUSE So. 2D7 tiaat toakhinglaa K*r««l, (Little's Hotel Huildiny.) a|irtSflXm I N IU AN Ai’OLlS, IND. BEC'KEK Al 11U BEK, Merchant Tailors. .Vi>. 127 £. Washinylon SC., Ind.anapoiis, InJ.
r K hav
meres. V,
revolve,! from the Ka»t a well assto, k ol new i,ood*, CloUis, CossiYsting-. etc., of the latest styles, which
liropose to make up into Custom Work atprilo suit the times. Mr. Huber • uember of the firm, is an experienced cutter, ond peys personal alt, ation to the cutting. As we employ no he but I workmen, we guarantee entire satlHiaclion
good Wurkiue
to our ci
Ue
leu, we guarantee entire lotnda ustomers, and would solicit a call, tfully. HKC KKU .t HUB
iKGKKU A HUBKU. Sotlons, Shirts, Neek-
F4»K MAJL.K by all l”rin«-ipt*l Uetal«rN, tsntl at Wbolewale oaly •»T Ballou Brothers, WOI-.1C F*A.T K:7N T h: m:s4. 403 Broadway, New York t'lty. frbH Sm
REMOVAL. JNt KIWI OVAL. • \\r V IUUNS has rt* mo veil his law office to v V • No. *2 LUP stairs) Laugstlalc Block, opposite the Court House. mariO-dlm
NOTICE.
IN O T I C K.
f’l^llK undersigned is now reaily to rereive or--L dors and plant all kinds af Nui>cny stock. Orders lelt at the Herald office, or bl West Ohio
stre
eet, will j prf> dSw
t the Herald
receive attention
»M.G HLDRU.
TURNING. iaOgjTS KO la 1_Y , Manufacturer of every desertptiuu oi JOB TURNING.
1 prepared to do ail kinds rf pialn and ormentul Turning in the I test manner, and ■onulfle terms I keep constantly on hand
JAM
on reasonable
a good assortment of Stair
Poets and make them to order. AU kinds of Turning in buUden’ and cabinet makers’ line. Urdem promptly attended to. M^No. *J South street, between Meridian anil Pennsylvania, one square south of Union Depot martU d3m
ggLAW BOOM.—Whore. sStoo Herald Offira,a S&rwhBhwflihote^SrTScliamenrarranUlto-
eftoffidt«
V large assortment of N* . . tie*. Collars, Suspenders,etc , etc., comprising all the latest novelties constantly on hand, aprt dSm
A. J. KERNTiUKK,
Tailor,
*•. i?3 Kant W*n*l*c(*tolMM«l. \ I. .YUGK 'to»-k of Spring Goods Just roooived. -. V Garineiits made lo order in the latest style, and at prices to suit the times. marl& dim X.OTTXS SHOIaXZ
Has reopened a fine stock of
(JESTS’ DRESS GOODS,
At No. 10 North Pennsylvania Street, opposite
«>dd Fellows’ Hall, Iudiauai*olis, Ind.
marSO-dlm
HEKCUAM TAILORING.
Leiitliuji House of Fashion.
HOWARD M. FOLTZ, i-'UrttJ'r OXoAJSS MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 31 .Mart* Hennsy Ivnmia street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, (Second door south of the fosioMce )
fpile high reputation Dus cstitlni-lmicat has A always -ii.-lalne<l lor style, and quality will still lie supported by supplying tne best and MtHTSTYLIMl GOODS in the market; and while soliciting Inspection of my extensive and choice slock of Now >priwg Mnffi lawNSMne r 44«*d»» I beg leave to call attention not only to the well known QUALITY amt unsurpassed style and!FIT of the GAKMKNT3 1 turn out, but also to my modsrotu charges, which will bear comiiarison with those ot any other KKSPKcTABI.K establishment in the city. Call and examine for yourselves. N. B. 1 am also agent for.T. n. West*, Report of Fashions. HOWARD Al. FOLTZ.
BOARS. CHARLES B. CHEEVER, Manufacturer and Dealvriu PAPER BOXES, M.-iuuiuetpry, Main Street, CINCINNATI9 OHIO.
OHK1.F and >hoe OtNien* jvoliadt^d.
Boxo* constantly on
ham S-< iMl
BOOK BINDERS. DAB MACAULET A CO , BOOK BINDERS AM) STATIONERS, OAHllCl I. AH attention psid to i ounty Blank XT Work. Magas'inis. Law Books, etc, etc., bound or rebouud iu any stvic. No* 13 Wc©! TlaryiKiaa streei, Schnulis Blot k, near the corner of Meridian street, oue square>outb of Washm^iou street, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. mRnN d^m
Oup Lines are constantly Extending, a Nl> will soon exctvd those run by both tho _/V. Aiuvricain and U. S. Express Co’s. Over $100,000 p«r month Are now saved to Express Shipper* by thin C«»mpotiy, aud this Bavins can be mode penuauout by cvutiuuuv^ the same liberal patronage hitherto given it- ExpeneKce assures our aucoes*, ‘tuJ couvinciM us that we may rely upon th© public eoulideucc -UfJ support, which we hop© to untiA always* uiascw, Km. 43 wnd 44 K*nt **• lel.SU dare .1. S.TKUMH1-GL Agent
OLD LONDON DOCK.
Ca—
SEALED PROPOSALS.
statk or InDiaxA. Fraei'TivK Dscartuent, i
i.NUlA.NArtius, April IS, 1081. j
OKA LEU Proposal* will ha received at thi* C? Department uulilthe iatday uf May neat, ■or the erection of a building 'at the corner of Wushingtou aud Tenuessee streets, IndianauoIts, Indiana, for the acroaamodation ot the au
preme Court and the otttcen rf Mete
Bids may im luude for the entire work, or tor any one or more portious thereot as itemized ia the written specifications. ^ ^a^r^k 1 .' ft™ 1 oa ^ ist ^
Tlie plans, speeilie * *
of^ov^LTtT 1 Wca *^ ted m Oay iutae'bid! der “ re ’ ,Ue8te ' 110 “‘“O his securities By order of Governor Rmw?-
Vhasaasi.
dfc 470.,
PROSPECTUS. PROSPECTUS OF THfi IN1HAWP0LIS HERALD, Itoslij tamd Weekly, for !*«?. The great political questious which are to be discu>sed and decided during Uie coming year pusses* a general and absorb*)* interest. To secure an Intelligent verdict u|Vtn fhem, the pubUo mind should be thoroughly informed ui>ou the Issues, and the best means of informuliuu is an able and fearless firess. Every Democrat should take a paper, especially one that euligliteiis him on the questions iu which he is immediately interested. The Proprietors of the Hkualo intend that it shall not only fully discuss tho geucral issues before the country, but also tbosu connected with State policy. There cau bo no more powerful agency in maintaining Constitutional Liberty than a fkki raKSS. and it shall be the leading object of the Hxkald to advocate the equal rights and sovereignty of the States, in all powers not delegated to the Federal Government and the personal liberty of the citizen. Tho Hkkald w ill oppose all usurpations of powers, whether in the National or State Governments, and insist upon Ihe subordination ot the military to the civil rule. It will advocate the restoration policy of 1‘ugsiDkST Johnson, the immediate admission of tho Beprescntatives of the Southern States in Congress, and a recognition of all the ]>ooplo of tho States lately in rebellion, who have returned to thair allegiance os citizens, with the full rights srnd privileges of citizenship, iu order to rustoru the pacification of tho couuiry and its former prosperity. The Hskald w ill oppose negro suf frage and all atteiu to placo political power in the hand* of the black race. As a No effor shall! be sparedto give the Ukhald Interest to all classes of readers. It will contain interesting Miscellany, the Latest Newajjg^Telegraph and Mails, and sueh general Inibraution a* will make it a welcome visitor to the Business Mas. the Farmer and the Mechanic. THE FINANCIAL ANQ COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS Shall receive especial attention. Tho markets rf the leading cities will be given with accuracy, and a fall report rf our own market.
TUL4 DELICIOUS TONIC,
Especially designed for the use of tho MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE FAMILY, * bow Indorsed by all tho prominent Physician-. Chemists, and Connoisseurs, as possessing n. those intrinsic medicinal qualities itonic and
diuretic,) which belong to an
OLD AAD PUBE Cl*. We trust that our established reputation
founded
abu
rust that our established repn upon eighty-eight years of expe .tiy vindicates our claims to public con
Udence, and guarantee* the excellence of in;-
Standard Article.
Put up In Cose*, containing one dozen 1» each, and sold by all prominent Druggi-ts, cers, etc. A. M. U1N1NGEK A l O ,
1 Established 1778.
bottle
Lii o*
NGKR
bole im^Hirter
15 Beaver street. New Y oi k
DAILY,NKNOUI
143 South Meri;
178.! No. 1
;h a cu., endian street, Indianapolis.
Wholesale -vgcut-.
Opinions of (Me Preua. The Bmingers. No. l&Boaverstreet. have a verv high reputation to sustain, a* the oldest and best house iu New York.—'Home Journal. The house of A M. Biniuger A Co., ver street, has sustai ' ' yean, * reputatiou tha York Evening Post.
uger A Co., No. IS Heai'or a period of eighty at may well be envied.—I New jel* deodAweowlv
HOTELS.
S. ¥. C KITTEN DSN.
C K .nXHuKA.S C
CINCINNATI 9 OHIO.
N* Co CrittGUAlcu X Co., ft^ropriqlor*.
TTAViXG lease* 1 tho property known as tho XX. Wnlnut Street House, anti coiupletcd our improvciuouU upou tho same, it U now thoroughly returnishod, p* in ted, carpeted, ami in most exeellout condition, and will irom thi» date
bo tho
lzX.aVM£^tH>aN MO TftuLtw
We ©hull bo uio©t happy to see our friends .ind
th© traveling public, nnd guarantee the
D6 traveling public, aud KUKrant* uodatioiiMX tho CLAH&NDUN i
my Hotel in the city.
Telegraph office iu tho Hotel, marts d S. K. CUIT rk
the aeeoii be equal I
One copy, one year, by maU.
“ “ tlx month* ** “ three “
$10 uo 5 UU 3 UO
“ “ one “ “ 1 00 Ten cop is of the Dsilt Hkkzld will be furnished one year for $100, and au extra copy to the f®»»aa up of the club. Agents will be supplied at 3 cents per copy. Twrtoaw **t Uh* WcelaJy. Single copies, one year $3 00 Single copies, six months, 1 00 Ten copies, or more to one person, one year, each copy I •» Twenty copies, or more, to oue person, one year, each copy 1 50 With aw addiiiun.il copy to the getter up o each Club of tea. Specimen copies will be sent to any person desiring It. oa application. ■very Democrat ia Indiana is requested to act naan agent for tha Hnwai.a, and do all in his power to extoad ite ctrewtattoo, and thus add to our ability to give it iwaraasad interest. Address, MJUfcAJLDCtoWAMY, Proprietors and Ihiblisher*. UdMAMAPOidts 1141*.
qie Works. St il'hllfhJMAUMKs .
di^iYUSsswffiSssaif
KNDKN A CO.
Jas. Burges*. Alc.x. Baldwin. Jos. L.81aughtei SIliorma.ui klonwo. (Opposite Union Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. decte dly JAMES BITfeG KSM A CO.. INop i >. MANHATTAN HOTEL. .711 UK A \ STHUhlT. Second door from Broadway, opposite the Tal k
NSW YORK
N. HUGGINS, Proprietor. A. J. SMITH, CLUtx. scpZi dl v UISrLTJLLO STAXUci ViC'l'bll.,
orrosirg nig
New York. New tSsavoiB, nnd to enlern Ktsiliorsd Depot, BJC-A.CU ST.. - - HOet’A'CtN. ■ y **. Nt. WEX'ff’r. Je* ffoawlv Formerly of the Amfudnan n,.u-"
ers, wholesale >. Caudy Toys,
jauffi d-iui
CONFECTIONERS. HA. AC IsTES t? rfh. «. r X' >2 1<., 40 toekt to ;islilngtou street,
INDIANAPOLIS, LN1>.,
AYA NUFACTL KKKS and dealer
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(First door south oi PostofficeC
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