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THE EVENING NEWS.
VOLUME 2-MO. 53.
INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 18TL
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Wf ANTED—I080d buyers for ploture Dawn, ff, cord, Useala, too., at half price, to 196 East wwlitmgtoa street, fine steel engravings in elefttt oral frame only 40 oeata each, toe them.
ecough to apply to 4M N. Pawmeylsaals et. l«-*t
that aaderatawde house*
supper at«; other good things all the eteaiag.
TETAMThD-Mrs H. A Fras er to eall at Cobb’s ff Drag Store, corner Wmhlagton and Illinois streets Important news. N. A Frasier.
lyn Brae. A Co., dealers In The Singer MT Rewtee Ma hlaee. No. 74 Wnt Washington N. A Refarances required.
only of C M. Meek, Supertateadent, 3 rid fan street, Imdiawnpelts. Thirty aa din lor every epectfte dlsnse flesh l from tl to $3 per package. What may i
He pneoripUawa ef the Now York Mcdieal Unlreralto. None geaulne without tho University CorpoBtwira of peddlers selling the Imiutiow through the country. U*«t
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I7OB SALS—9,999 of Aoderrea’i UeiVerral 8 e*mtf *«- Aeweiporfen ifthie Banter eaabs eeea toStoBato Wraitecien afreet; no enatfaaiia toflietatesfe if <2y k-nd akould be without one; esilaeflrae taea. B. B, Vincent, genar*l agent for J&OiABA. 15-Si*
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T70R SALE—▲ good etoaa Meek *f groceries, »eer eeesry ftxtare*, fie counter and akeMiig; No. rfecalion, good btslnera; value thou: $1,570 to 81,MS. The owner intends *0 lea»e the city, and will refl tm ecferaracidstlng terms U well assured; no trade taka*, addrese A. N. T . Evening News o.Ice, giving feU name and residence. 14-2.*
X?OR SA'.B—Ajrwl No. 1 spring wagon. Tnqnire Jc to Me. 71 Ihutana avenue. U-3t*
OOB SALE OB BEN F—A millinery stor* of »ix1; tom years’ ■ tard.nc, with curtain, awning, counter, eaaea and a swell stoik of ml'lloery; wr ■toe cheap. Inqu re et 43 Sooth Illinois street.
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OOB BALE CHEAP-A bakery io a good ioeaUon F and doing a good bn tineas. Address H. H., at this office 14-3t*
J70B BALE-Furnlshed sleeping room, batf square r auto of post office inquire of C. H. Bu .11. 76 Beet Market street. 14-21®
rjHJB SALE—We have a large number of lota in £ three quartets oi the city, which Wa will sell en entail payment down and bataare on long time: oriftpanlet wish to build imm.Kllately will sell without sny cash down- Also, a large nun. bar of housee end lots at low prices and reasonable payments. Jamil H. McKern aa, 61 West Washington street. li-|w
CH)B SALE—A good stock of millinery goods and JT fixtures, at No. 84 Indiana avenue. Call immediately ana secure a bergs' n lC-2t wAsat ■ ' ’ 1 **—
(70B SALE CHEAP—A complete set of the New I; American Cyclopedia, Keg alar and Annuls, 25 volumes, all as good as new. Address Cyclopedia, News office. ll-6t
(/OR SALE—Ftfte-n hundred old papers, in 1; quantities to suit, at this office. Ib-tf
TjIOR SALE—W# are Mllitg property exceedingly £ lew and on mo>t fsrorsble tor a. a Parties nlsbiag tobui'd can obtain vacant kte altogether on time; we will sell cheaper than elsewhere; are always ready to compare price, and we mean just what we say. J. M. McKernan, 61 West Washington street. U-2w
(TOR SALE—A first-class stock of groceries, at 1; No. 78 West Washington stiest. This is an old stud with a good trade. 7-tf
(TOR SALE—House and lot No. 510 North DelaI; vara street, on easy terms. Inquire of N. Kingman, 23 East Maryland st. 14-tf
XiOBT.
C OST~-Ott Sunday Isat, on West Washington Lj a blble with tbe name Lillie Andrews. Tbe Aoder will be rewarded by returning it to J. Blake, Western Telegraph Compxny. ®
T OST—A lace handkerchief, with ring end chrin 1 a attached, near entrance to Academy of Music, last eveSlng. The finder will please leave st No. CO Best Washington street. «
T OST—White and llver-colorel pointer pup, Xj about four mootbs old; answers to the naae ot Vick. A llbtrsl rewiri will be paid by le<ving him at r6 East Washington street. 14-21®
r OoT OB SFOuES—Part of a set of harness, red |j lines, pertly worn; harness tied with a strep. A reward will bn paid on delivery at Smith A Thomaa* Tobacco Factory, No. 85 Eait Booth street.
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I OBT—The man who can not affind ten oente per
I j week for a daily peper.
FOUND.
rjtOUND—The Compound Fluid Extract 01 Cancer £ Plaot.—This plant, the most powerful remedial for the cure of blood and skin diseases ever discovered in Materia Mcdica, is an imintdiate and pennant nt cure for all scrofulous, cancerous and syphilitic maladies. Tbe Cancer Plant is sold on tbe following warranty, vis: As a blood purifier, *m bottle of this extract is guaranteed to possess more real virtue than one doaen bottles of any ear•apuilla or aberative extant. Price tl per package, wfih book. To be had only at the University Medicine Depot, 21 North Meridian street, near Circle.
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TT'OUND—Cl emioal Healing Blood snd Bone OintjC ;in<(i Tin most powerful healing application known tb tcience. Penetrates to the blool and bones, and heals nicer , sores, swellings, nodes, eopper-rolored blotches, ringworm, itch, scurry, loss ef hair, etc Price tl per box, or six bxos for 15 To be bad only at the University Medicine Depot, 21 North Merid an street, near circle. ll-4t
|X9UXD—That the Evening Newa la the beat adF vertlaing medlnm In Indlmaapolia. Businees
ueu will make a note of this.
BOARDING.
HOARDING—Single gentbmen can obtain good £> board at 85 per week, at 324 hast Market st A few day boarders wanted 7-tf
•^y AN TED—A teed girl to IT* West Marylan<
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ST* 5 - boatman,
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INDIANA ITEMS.
BB. CBLASL Dw PEJJttSOJT.
iAFTICE-Wo. Ttarclo street, ftrstdoor wwto
U Sentinel Building.
Kmdkxcx—16* West New Teak atraat. Omen House—to ▲. k. to 13 r. x.; 2 r. x.to4
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toM^e; drillings, U^al4e; tickings, *Mtoto;etripan l UMKlto; C lnghams, UJ<al4a;eaj dda. -Are injwOTinf a little, bat still remain at
MX f€ 5oti7 25’ ftylTl fAmllT
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— Sales light with no changes in quotaNa.1 Watts, hall banto, *8; wtoto iaa fttta, I HE INDIANA MUSIC STORE, Kb. fl ditto «fA7 M; mackerel la klta. He. 1, to to; ditto Mo. 2, •>; flunily mackerel, « to. Fxoca—Unchanged. W* quote fkney brand* to toie#? 25; extra Emily, to tOJ*; round beep •4 aato*; tan sad supers, «* 7894 3S Eye flewriaqutoat P toto575. Buckwea has deto || »>fl per barreL Oonmeal, new,
U 1491 38.
ShAir—Is in fitir demand to our last Agorae. We quote prime rad wheat to 11209138; amber N 3991 SO; white II1091 to* Corn, prime white t wagons ia quoted to 4094to. Oats quoted to tOEtSc. Bye—market easy to Ns. Barley—epring 78 to «0e; Ell, H91 10. Hominy, *4#4 SO. ©rlta, $8 8O94. Har—We quote nominally prime timothy from ragoaa, fl6#18; loon prneed, gltpU; tight reased, 117918 80. MoT.tawn—Steady mad unchanged. Fair to prime New Orleans wa quote at 869780. Hyrups,
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Ultlf 11 niHItflj European News
Belfort Accepts tin Armistice and Will Surrender. Further Particulars of the French
Elections.
The Armistice will Probably be
Prolonged
PRICE TWO CENTS.
rart of the party were also held, in default of »• towa storm haa had the effect of almost •atinely mendioK boiiatw. Tho heavy drayiaf trarfe of the city mu entirely suapended yesterday afternoon, and the lossee r«sulung therefrom are aeverely I
Besaltsof the Great Storm in New York.
XsX^IHZ
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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rNDIANA STATE AOSNCT removed from No. S L Parker’s Block to Boom* 8 and 4 McDonald A to ache’s new building, North Pennsylvania street, ndianapolis. bood reliable Agents wanted ia all parte ef this Itate. Apply to C. H. RANDALL, State Agent, I 8 —
Yesterday morning the train from this city on the Jeff, road ran into a wagon and team, near Edinburg. The patent brakes stopped the train tn 300 feet. The wagon was smashed to piecaa, aad the mules and driver were caught aad carried on the cow-catcher unhurt. Ediabqrg was visited by another destructive fire on Uendav night. The large three story brick floating mill of John A. Thompson A Bro. was destroyed, with contents, containing some 35,000 bushels of wheat. Loss, $75,000; no insurance. The cause is supposed to have been accidental. As Henry Dahman and wife were crossing the Wabash railroad track in Fort Wayne yesterday, their sleigh and horses were struck by a switching engine. They were thrown some distance, and Mrs. Dahman sustained internal injuries, which caused her death in a couple of hoars afterward. John Helby, who resides some five miles from Hamburg, went oat to work hi| shingle machine, a few days since, and was found some time after ia the pit of the fly-wheel, torn and mangled shockingly—an arm aad leg torn from his body, aad his leg torn iato three pieces. He leaves four children.
WATCHES, JEWELRY
And Silverware,
60 I>JAYS,
CRAFT & CUTTERS.
24 East Washington St,
u*g*
_ we will sell until April lint, a gnat many goods
at cost, and some at !•*• than cost.
All Ms W, Mailed Free of Cliarge,
By one of the beat Engraven in th® West.
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JPJUN JD
WRIGHT ft HOLMAJTB, II Weal Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, END. am*8amples mailed free. dae9-8m JoiEsF OK IDOTTGKEITir, jpitINTEK. Book, Pamphlet and Megatons PrintOr«<?B—?Uford’a Building, southeast corner Me* Idian and Circle streets, opposite Sentinel office. Type all new, and satisfaction guaranteed. Price* to euit the times. JanH-d8m Istp ARC 4DE, No. 6.—Now for a wonder in price*. £8 OO Men's overcoats reduced to g4 60. All other good* correspondingly low. MONEY AND TRADEr *
MONET.
The toBewing Is the condition to the New York money and stock market: Naw You, February 15, 12:28 F. K. Governments—Irregular. Sterling Exchange—Dull to 109J4 for sixty
day bills.
Gold—Carrying at S per cent. Money-Market easy at 495 per cent. Gold eloeed to 11034* U. a 8 30's, ’« 11$ Do. *84.■*..*—.*—11131 Do. >*« 1 Ml rl Do. ’S5—new issue —JM* Do. ’87... — UO Do. ’68 coupon* — - —.—.»1054 1040’S M..a,1l0^3 Exchange, 112^®1L2%.
Colonel Thomas B. Chickcring. of the firm of Chickering Brothera, piano manufacturers, who died suddenly yesterday morning in Bos-
ton, of
lift of $8Q,C
James Oearr, a tohaccoBist, of Chicago, has sd and convicted of a conspiracy to
Eerrag^isrouiera, pwso manufacturers, apoplexy^ had aa^iDsurance on his
SO,000.
TRADE. '
During the last half of last week trade was generally considered dull, the rough, atomy weather being the principal cause. This week It started out briskly, snd dealers have boen quite lively in disposing of their merchandise. The admirable condition of the roads has created a better demand from the country, and incraued sales ia that direction
were noted.
But few chan gee of anry importance in quotations have taken place, price* having ran very steadily throughout the week. Bu ter has been remarkably dull, occasioned by the Immen^ receipts and the quality thereof. Seme dealers refuae to purchase at any figure, while others effer only the prions we quote. Eggs have experienced no changes. Flour aad grain have been steady. Wheat has been in goed demand from the Ect that the mills an short of slock. The receipts this week have been less than those of last week, while the shipments have been much heavier. No change in quotations have been noticed. Groceries have experieaced no changes. They are held firm at ear quotations. Hay is still nominal with limited safes. Provisiobs are in about the same condition as at the date of our last report. They are steady and in
fair demand.
Wood is rather doll, occasioned by th* growing demand EreoaL
Otxo—Unchanged. linseed ell is quoted Arm to *3997%c for raw, and 98e®*l for boiled. Laid oil, winter strained, 8180; No. 1 extra, fl»;Ne.l,fl to; No. 3, fl. Petroleum to quoted very Arm to 31 ®29e, the latter being an outside price. Oxioxs—Be main scarce and in demand at 90®fl P«r bushel; per barrel, fS 60®4. Potatoxs—Are reported easy to fl 10®1 16 par bushel to the store. Fdombx—Quiet; live ehickens an quoted at 697c per E.,and tope*doa;dressed, *2 259* 50. Spring ehickens are selling to 12. Turkeys are offering at 899o per pound. Geese 50®55o; docks 8398 35 per doaen. Pxovaroxa—Firm and in fo’r demand at oar last quotations. Mess Pork is quoted firm and in fair demand at 822 f0£23 per barreL Bulk shoulders are selling atS®8)£c, sides *3 9?4910c, and clear sidee at Bacon shoulders, 1091034c; clear sides, 12%®lSc; hams, 16c. New kettle rendered lard is quotedat 18c, and steam rendered et 12c. Tallow, 7}£@8c. Bigs—Carolina is quoted at 8)4980. Halt—Remains unchanged. Onondaga and Kanawha are quoted at to 2592 80 In ear lead lota and to 40 in small lots. ftaoAXs—Have declined today. We quote crushed, powdered and gratmated at 1591534c; A, 14)4® 14)4o; B, 1491434c; extra 0, 18%914;o yellow C, 1291234c; C, 18)4; Demarara, 1234918340; Porto Rleo, U)491234c; Cuba, 11913c; Molasses sugar, 93491034c; New Orleans, 1191234c. Tbas—Firm, without material change. We quote: Gunpowder, SI 20al 60; Imperial, flal 50; Young Hyson at 25al 50; Oolong, 90ca$l 20. Woon—We quote long, delivered, 85 ®5 50; block, 86 *n®A: stove, *69$ 50. Whjuhlt—Has declined to 87e but U moderately firm. . ^ ^ ^ Condition of Trade Elsewhere. [By TetefisphtoThe News.) Fkbscart 15. Cincinnati—Flour firm at $6 25@6 50. Wheat quiet at $1 40. Corn quiet at <>0c. Chicftsro—Wheat qme^; No. $1 29% cash. Corn dull and easier, 50@50)4c cash. Mess pork firm at $22 62)4 bid. Lard steady at 12)4cca8h. Cutmeats, rib sides loc; sboul7Xc; clear 10)4c. Bulk meats, 8@834c for rib sides; lOKc for clear sides. Whisky firm at 8634c. Hogs, $7 25@7 90 for good to choice. New York—Cotton quiet, middling 1634c. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet at $1 93(g)l 56. Corn quiet at 84@85c. Oats Steady at 68@70c. Mesa pork quiet at $32 75@23. Lard quiet at 13@13}4c. Linseed oil steady. Petroleum quiet Sugar quiet Cuba 10)4@llc, hard 13c,. Coffee quiet, Rio 15@16c%c. Whiakyi ©3>4c. rartjr^evemtb «ess«ral Assembly. Tuesday, February 14. Sxxata—The bill in reference to the Twen-ty-first Common Pleas District wa* passed. On motion, the Fee and Salary bill was taken up and passed—yeas 37, nays 10. Sixteen new bills were introduced, making two hundred and eighteen in alL The House bill reducing the salary of the Agent to $1,000, including office rent, was amended so m to make it $500, and passed. The bill authorizing free gravel and other road companies to levy a road tax in their respective districts, with the concurrence of the local authorities, was read the third time and passed by yeas 130. nays 5. The bill to fix the time of holding Circuit Courts in the Seventh Judicial Circuit wa* passed. On motion the resolution directing the Committee on Finance to report a bill to pay the principal dne on old Internal Improvement bonds was taken up for immediate action. The resolution was made one of inquiry, and passed. Housa.—The bill to provide for holding the property in Roman Catholic churches, seminaries, colleges, etc., by trustees, passed—yeas 53, nays 45. Seventeen new bill* were introduced, making 336 in all. A resolution was adopted that the Committee on Temperance inquire into the expediency of a law requiring the consumer, as well as the retailer, of intoxicating liquors to take out license. A preamble and resolution was submitted reciting that 300,000 of the children of a school age did not attend school, and instructing the Committee on Education to inquire into the expediency of compulsory attend-
ance.
The private drainage law bill, after various amendments, was passed. Take IS Oat la Tra4«. A lathy-looking fellow entered a down East restaurant, and ordered a double stew of oysters. The man who kept the restaurant was a small, red-headed individual, evidently high tempered. He prepared the stew in qnick time, and the latny fellow sat down to hi* repast, and ate with enviable relish; after
FOBHXGIT.
It is rumored that General Lagrange, Superintendent of the San Francisco stoat, has
been removed.
Walner Brothera’ distillery, in Beargrass, in at Bafftlo. Nearly two thoujaad budTba.a
arrived.
Bergb, the humanitarian, on Monday eaosod an almost total inspeneion of travel on Third avenue, NewtorkVbTwresting the driven of overcrowded care. The Memphis AvaUUtche’s Little Rode special says there are rumors on the streets that articles of impeachment me being ptepared against Governor Clay toa. „ M. Hart, formerly of the Adams Express Company, was arrested in Louisville on Monday, charged with embestoing money from that company while agent.
ENGLAND. Loudon, February 14.—A dispatch from Versailles states that the GertCan authorities have offered to extend the armistice td the Departments of ^ura and Daubs, on condition Of immediate surrender of the fortress of Belfort to the German besieging army and the withdrawal of the Faench garrison at present defending the city. The proposal for submission met with an indignant refusal by the French Commanders, who desire the continuance of hostilities and refute to recognise the existence of the armistice. FRANCE. Bordkacx, February 14 —General Garibaldi in a speech delivered to-dayrenounced the office of Delegate to the Assembly and declared be has always known how t to distinguish priestridden France from republican France. The announcement of the resignation by M. Jules Favre and his colleagues of the committee of National Defense of their powers into the hands of the Natioifol Assembly, was prematurely made. They will remain in authority for the purpose of maintaining order until some regularly organized government has been established by the Assembly. M. Favre has delivered a speech in which he expressed the hope to be able to prove to Prussia that France can do its duty, and that the enemy must be convinced that we have the honor of France at heart. He deems a prolongation of the present armistice neces-
sary.
General Garibaldi in presenting his resignation to the Assembly yesterday, wished to express fully the reasons for his resigning'his commission, and withdrawing from the cause of France. With this intention the General several times attempted to secure himself A hearing, to which however, the majority of the
Assembly refused to listen.
The following calculation of the result of the recent election may be considered entirelv reliable. The representatives party has elected one hundred and fifty representatives to the Assembly. The Legitimists have returned fifty. The Urleanists have an immense majority and return four hundred Republicans. The Bona-
partists have elected twenty.
Paris, February 14.—The result of the election* has now been ascertained. Twenty-five Bonapartists have been elected. The Monarchist party is greatly in the ascendant, and it is estimated that tbey have carried half of the entire Assembly. The Orleanists have a powerful majority. In almost all election districts the IteoilbUcans have fallen behind and are in
the minority.
The railroad service between Lille and
Paris has been again stopped.
Rnmora are current of a general uprising which has taken place in the invaded districts, but the reports need reliable confirmation. The leading bankers and financiers of the City have voluntarU f subscribed a sum cover-
ing the amount of the city loan.
M. Favre had been depnted by the French government to ask that a further extension of the armistice be granted by Germany. He has been granted full powers to negotiate the extension with the German government, and will proceed immediately to Versailles. Versailles, February 15.—The French forces within the city of Belfort have accepted the armistice, and the fortress now offers to
capitulate to the German troops.
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HEW 'KOBE CITY. Crtnes and Caenaltleo-Tka Storm, Etc. Nsw Yorx, February 15 —Joseph Oleary, charged with tilling a sailor named Johnson, by knocking him overboard from the ship Black Prince, at her dock in Brooklyn a few days since, was held for the action of the Grand Jury by Justice Walsh yesterday. The caisson of the East River Bridge on the Brooklyn side, is almost completed. The interior is nearly filled with stone and concrete, making it now one solid mass of masonry on the inside. The woi;k on the outside is progressing rapidly, huge blocks of gMfeite ore being laid one over the other in a most substantial manner. The work on the New York side was begun some time since and is now progressing os rapidly as possible under the circumstance. The caisson is being built at Hunter's Point, and will be floated into its place near Roosevelt as soon as spring
opens.
Yesterday afternoon, while Mr. A. O. Gordon, of tbs Star newspaper, was proceeding through Twenty-sixth street, be was assaulted by two ruffians, who felled him to the gnmnd, and after bearing and kicking him robbed him of $480, with which they escaped. One of the assaulters, named Thomas Gilbridge, is known to the police as a very hard character, mid has been arrested. Gordon’s wounds are 9 seriThe fund in aid of the starving French hhs reached $70,000
R. B. Gibson, an old and highly respected
of Hennepin county, Minna ' gaged in numerous forgeries
fled. He is over seventy years of ago.
citizen of Hennepin county, Minnesota, has
been en
and has
The steamship Weybasset from New Yoilt for New Orleans, has been towed to Sooth West Pass by the steanftr Mexican. The Weybasset tost her propeller off Tortugas on on the 10th. . FOBSieS. Gambetta is said to be seriously ill. Mr. Washburn, the American Minister, has retarned to Paris. The next meeting of the London Conference will take place to-morrow. The Emperor William will go to Berlin at the begiuntfg of March to open the session ot the Riechstag. I A second ballot will be required in Paris to determine the election of several candidates who have not obtained the requisite mejoritiea. Minister Orsmineux haft ordered the liberation of Berresowski, the Pole imprisoned for attempting to take the life of the Emperor ef Russia daring his visit in Paris in 1867. The Gaios steamship Wyoming and the Canard steamer Maracaibo met with a collision ia the Merger. The latter was so much damaged that she ran ashore to stop the leak. The British House of Commons, on motion of Mr. Gladstone, has onanimoasly voted a dowry of 30,000 pounds to tbe Princess Louise, and an annual allowance pf 6,000 pounds. Sir Stafford Korthcote has been appointed on the Alabama Commission in place of Sir John Rose, who declines, because he had married in New York aad has monied interests in that city. Gladstone denies that the. Prussians had placed obstacles in the way of the revictnalmg of Paris. The Premier also says that,the government has suggested to Prussia to make known Us proposed terms of fboce. A Paris dispatch says: Everything has been arranged at Bordeaux. A committee to negotiate a treaty of peace has been selected,, and tbe draft of a treatr has been approvedby Bismarck and Moltke. Tbe treaty is to dw signed immediately, and She German troops will then march through Par: < to Strasbontg station, and there take trains fo** borne. Trains will follow each other os rapidly as postobie. The Assembly will then adjourn to Paris and proceed with the reorganization of France.
MARRIED. McMURBSY—8NTDKB—On Thurediy evening, Jsnutry 12, st the reddenoe of Mr. Jadton, No. 118 New York itreet, fry th* Bev. Mr. t Morgen, Mr. t. B. McMurraf, of Indianapolis, to Mira M*r/8nrd*r, of ChilUeothe Ohio. *
NEW GOODS Arriving Dally. Gold and Silver Watdies, I • ■ - ’fcwsp al} 'J Ladies’ Op#r» wad Gents’ Gold Gumrd Chain*. Solid Gold and Sllvenrur*, of all patterns »nd designs. Engraving Free, on all goods purchased, by an aoeompliaEed engraver. V “V All Goois Soli, farraatei as Represeatoi,
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denied. A few haVe^rdi“ hargeVte»^ J’E
been tried ■■■■DftPHDpVHUP defraud the government, and sentenced to
Joliht State Prison for on< . fine (Mono thousand doll are.
The Bos
one year and 4o pay a
Green (Ky.) distillery was
mg. It was run by
and others. A large quantity of ate rial was destroyed. Tbe sixty thousand dollars. In-
sured for twenty-one thousand dollars. A bill hrs been introduced hath# Minnesota House to divide ap the five handled thousand
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himself with a mag of foaming ale, with his feet elevated apon the top of the stove. He was very deliberate and self-pos-
sessed. After the cigar had almost disappeared
in smoke, he called rar his bill. “Sixty-five cents,” says the propnel “How is thisf’ asked the lath.
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cents for the cigar.”
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fellow looking quite serious.
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against the CrispiDs.SSS5-
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