Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1856 — Page 2
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Komutj.
The following eomiDunlmtiOT), upon th« racant Rank axcitamant, Hm Wn handed to oa ky a friend, for publication. Of tho juatice and appropriatauaaa of I ha y/inl* made, each reader muet judge for himwlf. Httmora hare benn afloat for eeTcral day* prejudicial to the Warren County bank,
* fcrTha Fort Wayna Senttnol la haaiad vp by tba State Sentinel in n pro petition to lih create tba aelariaa of tba Ckroortor *4 Judges of thie Stata. The aalariea of fba latter ought to be ioereteed. Wo can nothing
a hoot t be formea—‘PVaertewr
Will tbe Oaaotte inform it wby it to in fator of Jaereaeing tba aalariea of tho Judgee, whilet it ie indifferent aa t<> the aalary of tbe Governor? Doee tbe Gaaette advocate an ncroaee uporipriurip/c or upon pm tonal comtirUralUmf If the former, it cannot consistently make the distinction It does between tbe two offices. Thie is one of thoee question* into tho consideration of which tbe par ty atU' hments and associations of tbe incumbent should not be permitted to enter. Were the hxemtive Chair of our State filled by a jioliticul opponent, we should be just as reedy to advocate an increase of salary as w3 now •re. Tho only question with us is, is the salsry at present allowed by law, lets than should be? Satisfied on this point, wa would not look beyond and ask what particular man is to be benefited by tbe increase, or to what
political party he belongs.
Wo believe that neither our Governor nor Judge* receive what can be called even u f.iir compensation for their services. This
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n tract from a letter from Gamy to Secretary Mercy, wee to tbe Senate by tbe President K>n the 16th instant: & Hr G*o*. Gtary to Mr. Mmrtf : [■xtbaov.] Exacunv* DEramrarr,) Lcoomrrow, Kacsaa Territory, > . November 22, 1866. S 8n: I herewith treoemit you, by tbe heeds of Brevet Major H. H. Sidney, a copy of my executive tuinotaa from the 17th day of October to the 21st day of November, lo-
ci osiva.
The minutes will furnish yoe a truthful history of Kanaae affairs. They tmbrace s daily record of all my official transactions, and a foil statement of any matters requiring
explanation.
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Penn ; Erie City D*gk, Penn.; n»nk of Newcastle, Penn.; Rhode fslsnd Central Rank ;
the Exchange Flank at Bangor, Maine; Hart- >** not Justice, and we doubt very much if it
ford County and Hartford Banks; and on Monday the Banks of this city threw out the issues of those institutions. Phe result was a panic among the holders of those b;ll», and the Flank of the Capital relieved them of their alarm at five per cent, shave. Wo were hie to trace Umisb "rumors’’ to any, source, and our Eastern exchanges c< nothing which would justify tho siispi afloat. Under these circumstances we thought it. unwise, by a publication of mere rumors, to discredit the chara<’tor of Banks whose paper was in circulation in this section to a considerable amount. it could have no good effect certainly,and tho result of the publication of these rumors by other papers w«s, to give * sort of authority to them which created un-
can bo called “econom, ” in any sense of the word. It may bo stinginess; but stinginess doe* not always put money in one’s purse, nor keep it there after it is in. Such a policy is gonorally more expensive, in the long run, a wise nnd judicious liberality at the mnneoment. Ft is like saving at the t and wasting at tho bung. Salaries Id bo so graduated ns to not leave the office to go begging for talent. If the income is so disproportionod to th# outgoes that none hut men of ample fortunes can afford to fill it, it should ho no causo of surprise that tho incumlKMit shall sornotimes ho either knave
or fool.
Wo have reason to believe that no man can fill the office of Governor of this State
necessary alsrrn. It induced tho laboring "'i 11 ' 1, '“ t degreo of libeiality, dignity and man, the mechanic, the trader, and all parties self-respect which his position absolutely de to part with this currency at a shave a'id our marels, without looking beyond his salary, as
ifankarH laughed in their sleeve* at the rich harvest it etas bringit g them. We have no sympathy for Banks, but we cannot see tho
fixed by iaw, to enable him to do it. And this, we say again, is all wrong. When the editor of tho Vincennes Gazette, therefore,
propriety of nowaptpnr* di-wrcliting their **y* he cares nothing al)Out the salary of Issue* unjustly and uMiocessurily to the dis- 1 Governor, hut wishes to see that of the advantage of the public. Private specula-I Judges increased, we are inclined to think tion may be the motive, wo can concoivn of ire has given vent to a little personal or party
fooling that he would willingly recall upon more mature deliberation. Tho Gazette
all the small banknotes in circulation, but may, sorno day, perhaps, see some good this era we do not export to witness until some Black Republican installed as Governor of
riq Other. Wo should liko to seo the Constitutional Currency, gold and silvor, displace
general commercial revulsion hursts the paper bubble and forces it upon the country. Tho N. Y. Tribune of Saturday last, states that the Exchange Bank of B irigor, Maine, had boon thrown out by tho Suffolk Bank, of
Boston snd it was rumored that.some parties I t , 1( j Orano on a commission to examine the at tho West had purchased it. Tho .Suflblk Ohio Penitentiary and report to the next In
* ‘ ‘ * tho
tho "Old Uoosier Stata," to whom the increase of salary now proposed w*uld be by
no means unacceptable.
O^T The Sentinel says that we stated that Gov. Wright had appointed Senators Woad
is the redeeming ugonl of all the' New lingland Banks and its being thrown out. is unfavorable to the credit of tho Exchange Bank, although no evidence of its failure.
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Tit* Cri»8ai>k, Aoainst Tirw .Banks.—
disna legislature, and then coolly says that we "lie.” To show how near it comet to the trutlf wo havo only to say that we never stated anything of tho kind. Let the iknti-
ntl try again.—Journal.
Wo will. Them is an axiom that the receiver of stolon goods is aa had as the thief.
Homo rxlrnnrhj wim financier hn .' t j low- All( j (ho Individual who will wilfully circuing In tho commercial column ol 1 0 * otu.nil j ] lto n Candor Is no better than the originator, this morning as * commuriic itiofl : | y> v publishing slanders tho Journal endorses I n m a n a rot.is, l>o f . ! 1.1,.] becomes responsible for them. It has
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of rumor being afloat in mlstio . 0 Hartford ‘1. irging Governor Wright with hiving County Bank and Hartford Bail*. Atty per ' -.ppointed Senators Wood and Crane
son with a thimble full of hraiui would
son with a thimble full of braiuS
suspect the llnrrf od Banks; ntld to class!iy them with ihich concerns as the Rhode Island Central and Erie City, is ridiculous in tho extreme, lius this community forgot tho losses on the ‘‘Valley Bank 1 ” at Hagerstown,
Maryland?
A friend to good Banks is quite adroit, in placing Rhode Island Central and Erie City
in such good company.
Tho ear-marks ol I ho alnivo are unmistakable. Its author is one of a few that am left of tho wonderful genius’s of a fast meed ing generation, flo has mom than a "thimble full of brains," no doubt.—an c.eartainly more than a bucket full of impudence. But there Is nonofe ichrs ns he,and ho thinks no one ot her than himself has any right to havo any opinion of money, Banks or business. Ho comes down on those'concerns’, the Erie City nnd It. I. Central-, with his list of doom. He ha* probably forgot a certain "concern " nearer home, that, a few years ago, suspend-
ed specie payments, and drove its credit-j ,\| r . Wilson has shown us certain affidavit* ors to rely on its promises a year or two, or <nd depositions in his defence, which seem get nething. There is"snobbigm" in Banks, | f/> ‘"dicate that, so tar as the aforesaid as well as other places, it seems. - ! ! ,, .‘ Hi ™ tion c,,nceni#<1 - iD i u * tice WM done
ppointed Senators Wood and Crane on a (ommission to examine tbe Ohio Fenitontia y for ulterior, selfish, political pur poses, and after giving tho falsehood a circulation, and knowing it to be inch—no inch appointment having been made orcontemplatrd—the editors of tho Journal havo not the manliness and hofientydo say it is wholly untrue. It tho Journal can appreciate its poeii on, we will submit to it whether we have
rot made out our case.
OCT During tho pendency of the late canvass for Congress in the Second Congressional District sorno pretty severe things were said 1>> tho party press on both sides in refcrcncu to the candidates for Congress. It will l>« remembered that during the canvass we copied Into the Ledger certain statements made by Messrs. Bryant and BricKett, of Cincinnati, in relation to the antecedents of John M. Wilson. At that time we had seen no rebut I ing evidence tending to show Mr.Wilson innocent of the charges so made. We deem but justice, however, to say that a friend of
planatton.
Fully appreciating lb* delicate and response mieeioo eonfidad to me by the generous partiality of the President, and knowing how liable, amid tho strifo and prejudice which seemed to bold undisturbed sway here, a person with the meet patriotic intentions might bo to miiropreeentation and abuse, I adopted the custom of keeping an hourly record of all events in any manner connected with my official action, which, from time to time, I might send to you as my best vindication to the Administration and to the country. Properly to keep my executive minutes, to answer tbe heavy correspondence with this department, to prepare official despatches, to execute miseions, requiring secresy and Intelligence, and perform the multifarious thities devolving upon me, owing to the anomalous condition of affairs, has occupied my whole time, assisted by industrious and intelligent secretaries, which the public exig-
encies required me to employ.
As occasion arose, I did not pause to enter into any refined analysis of the nature and extent of my authority, ner to inquire where the money would come from to reimburse necessary and imperative expenditures, bat at once adopted tho means best calculated to secure the desired end, and paid all expenses out of my own private resources, confiding in the justice of the Administration and Con-
gress for reimbursement and support.
Your general instructions have been the lights by which my official action has been governed, and, where the letter of the instructions did not meet the crisis, I have based my action on that portion of yoor comprehensive dispatch of 23d September, in which
you say:
“ Your prompt and vigorous attention will be directed towards those who meditate further mischief, and are disposed to obstruct your efforts to restore the supremacy of tho civil authority. Tbe President relies upon your energy and discretion to overcome toe difficulties which surround you and to restore tranquility to Kansas. The exigencies of the affairs, as they shall be presented to you on the spot, will indicate the course of proceeding, in particular cases, calculated to such results, bettor than any definite instructions emanating from this Department. At so great a distance from the General Government, and so inaccessible to speedy communication from Washington, it is absolutely indispensable for the preservation of order and the protection of life, liberty, and property, that the Governor of tbe Territory should be clothed with large discretionary
powers.
When I arrived here the entire Territory was declared by the acting Governor to be in a state of insurrection ; tho civil authority was powerless, and so complicated by partizan affiiations as to be without capacity to vindicate the majesty of the law, and to restore the broken peace. In this state of affairs the most vigorous and determined action on my part seemed the only remedy for the growing evils. Impartial justice will ever commend itself to every American citixen worthy to bear the
name.
To disband armed bodies of men assembled under color of law, and disperse others brought into antagonistic existence without authority, both inflamed by tbe moat exciting questions, and both committing outrages which all good men must deplore, required
neither hesitation nor fear.
I am most happy to inform you, that in
order to calm these disturbing elemsnts, and bring the people back to sober reason, I have not been obliged to resort to any measures unknown to the law, and not covered by the
spirit and letter of my instructions. It is also a matter of special gratification
to bo able to say that since my advent here, peace has been restored and the fierce pas-
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the rale of lb# public leads to intelligent *»- d—trioo* and patrietic cliixeoe. With high consideration, I have the honor to be, Your obedient servant,
JOHN W.WBAir, Governor of Kansas Hon. W. L. Mabct, Secretary of Slate.
Gov WRIGHT.—We notice a very general disposition manifested by rmr democratic friends to send Gov, Wright to She United States Senate We know thet the Govesner is a favorite of the meases of onr political friends, and no man ever lived in Indiana who has a greater bold upon the public heart. This (hot being undeniable, is th* very net why th* Governor should be one of the Sej tors selected this winter to represent the St
in the national Councils.
That Gov. Wright would do honor io th* State, none who luow him eutertein the least doabC A man of never-tiring perseverance —a patriot,whoae life for the last twenty y« has been devoted to the interests of the Commonwealth—a democrat, whom we ever find in the thickest of the fight, battling for the glorious principles of onr party—possessing talent of a high order—large experience— and every requisite qualification, he would adorn in a peculiar manner this high position. So wholly oblivious of self has the Governor been, that we understand he is poor. We take it that the good people of Indiana will not forget a faithful public servant, whose whole life has been devoted to the
BIVALVES! BIVALVES! The celebrated » XI. X KT O JD fll XS JtL '! AND MAL»TBY*8 Id Bssementof tbe Wrl^kTHowe Also GAMK of •n kta4' served op hi a oo—rpooisd. - l OTTlS EPPlNGERiPr* dlw
LADIES’ EMPORIUM.
LATEST ABBIYL BY EXPBES8. /"vlt Thnreday Xvea lag, WthtaiU. D.B Hut reeiev - VS ed aa other latotf tfcoao —m»tacent Embroideries, embracing 8wiaa*■<>». Loco Bctu, Swha Collars and Cob, Lace Cnltato, Gnipnre Colburn, Black and While, Hon Hod lace Col’ara, T raced loco Collars, dec., together with Bhgle lac« and Fringe. To which the attention
oftho Lad tea are panicoUrlv requested. Remember Ho. 37 East W ashington f
declb-dlw
lingten Street.
A BABE CHANCE FOB AGENTS. A COUNTY MAP
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ISLAlfDS
The work to seven lecljsqoan' and extends from Oeean to Oeena. and goolhnearij to the Equator. It
to a Superior Copper Plate Engraving.
it eostaina daguerreotype views of eight of the principal cities in the United States. It was made to supercede Colton's Monks and MHchtU’s Maps,—bat above aU things (• sad. Agents South, are making from $50 to $300, pei month,amove ewjenses. Hone Deed apply under 3S years of age. Clergyman,
F THE REPUBUCS OX* WORTH AMERICA, WITH THE ADJACENT COCK TIES AND
•ervice.—Delphi limes.
public
School T^cli»rs, l ai3 l ^sS«sjnen preferred^ ^
Putdtohera.
IT? Address 7with Stamp) R. €. BROWNING, Indianapolis, lad., General Agent for West and South— •fflceinP. O. Building, deel# Iwddtw-*.
Negro Immrreetlwm. Louisville, Dec 20. Tbe Rusaelville Herald, of Wednesday laat, says that insurrection excitement exist* in the neighborhood of Volrey and. Gor densville. A number of negroes have been arrested. A negro, belonging to one of the iron works of Tennessee, said he knew all about the plot, but would die before he would tell. He received seven hundred and fifty lashes, and then died from th j effects of the punishment. At Cadiz, Trigg county, yesterday, a free negro wa* hung after being tried by the Vigilance Commiitee. A number more are in jail, and some of them will be bung. J udge Cook has called court for Christmas day. The excitement runs very high.
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; . A8teMT OF STATE ^ - ' — ' --Si JD* tee aVo atehorfami to anaouaco Saxuci. H. I a candidate for Agent of State. IO*B. Baum, Editor of tho Raahvtlle Jacksor.tou, la a Candida to At A get of State. ^ 11 r" Du. B. P. Mr lux, of Ripley, to a candidate (hr Ageat of State.
ITT’ We are authorized to auaounce Dr. Jo*xthx* J. Buucrr, aa a candidate for the Chief Clerk of the Hoase of Representatives. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OP INDIANA. We arc authorized to auaounce the name of Calvin P. Hooker, (an old linar, mad provioua to our State election, Secretary of the Breekenridge Rangers ” and aa active young member of the party,) aa a candidal for the office of principal Clerk of tbe House of Kepreaeniatiaea.
CANAL TRUSTEE. II r* we are authorized to announce Joh* Frazer, of Orange County,asm candidate for CanalTrastec. dee23-dly^wlt
1L>“ James M. Bkmoks, of Hendricks County isa candidate for Door-Keeper of the House of Kepreeen. tativesef next Legislature.
HARPER’S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY
THE AN
CoxTRirrs. DECLARATION OF 1NDEPEX-
I rated by Sixteen Engraving*. SCRAPS FROM AN ARTIST’S NOTE BOOK.—A* Earthijcakz IK HOKDrRAS. Illustrated by Nine Rngravlnga TO MEDINA AND MECCA. By an Axckican. Illustrated by Eighteen Engravings. WHAT SANTA CLAUS BROUGHT ME. THE TENANT OF THE OLD BROWN HOUSE. ABE WE A HAPPY PEOPLE? A LOW MARRIAGE. By the authored of “John
Halifax’’
AN INCIDENT IN THE LIFE OF A STATESMAN. STARLIGHT ON BETHLEHEM.
MY OWN FUNERAL.
THE NIGHT BEFORE THE WEDDING. LITTLE DORBI f. By Charles Dickens.
PUNOSJ A VEBY LARGS AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, AT WILULRD «S STOWELL’S. No. 4 Bates House. .
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d«c9-<lAw3ra.
A GOOD STOCK OF* BBRACKED AND? BNOWNIKUSLIHB. ticking* - CHECK AND SHIRTING STRIPES, PRINTS, GINGHAMS AND DsLAINES, FRENCH MER1N0E8, RICH DRESS SlKS[ >Ll8H MEBIN0E8 » EMBROIDERIES, MERINO UNDERSHIRTS, LADIES da VESTS, TABLE, BIRDS-EYE, AND COTTON DIAPER, RED, WHITE, YELLOW, AND OPERA FLANNELS, SHAWLS, AND A GENERAL VARIETY OF DRY GOODS lu store and being sold daily 11 profits by G. 6. HOLMAN, dec3-dAwSw. No. 3, Odd Fellows’ Hal). Christmas CFifls. JJERSOXS purchasing CHRISTMAS PRESENTS X will And a variety of
BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES
AT THE
JUST RECKIVED AT THE NEW i W-*^n R JLi. H A T A ^ p C A p oS££S, e ”" 1 p * :
Fj FANCY ARTICLES,
* I.ARGB ASSORTMENT OP THE LATEST styles . . v ARTICLES sd S^k^’T'etfjmd Slk^Pln h' “ lher ' BeaTer - Glazed ^ ?0,< ! to cfoeeoat articles of
such'as Jockey, Eallaie, Laml>s Wod"scotchi "•••ate atoo
autiqueiront, SUk Band, Kail Koader, and Scotch Plaid ! with a variety >f different shapes for men, boys and children, all of which we offer at prices to suit the times. T. P. HILL, decd-dly. No. 30 West Washington Street.
this de-
WM. Y. WILEY
Rich Cloaks, Shawls, Bonnets,
FINE EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES,
RICH CHENEE SILKS, FLOUNCED ROBBS, . D?Caines, Carhmeres, Bonnet Ribbons,
Uouk TniDmings. Infants’ Robes and Frock* Waists
Furs, Cloak Velvets, Cioths Ac. WHELAN A GILLIGAN.
i decl-tf.
RAIL ROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
J^OUGHT AND ^OLD by
nov-1 tf.
BOLTED CORN MEAL. | Christmas and Years’
BUSHELS Fresh Ground New Corn Meal, put ! IS
OP : EAUTIFUL, USEFUL
Streets. Indianai.oli»,lnd. ’ novij-dlm.
DISSOLUTION'T'HE Firm of Snyder & Duke is this day dissolved i 1 by mutual consent. Mr. James Duke Qsving pur-j chaseil D. K. Snyder’s iulertst, will continue the i
business.
All persons indebted to the firm will please make ■ payment to him. Indianapolis Nov. :ajth.
BLSHELS Fresh Ground New Corn Meal, put IO U Ov" up expressly for family use, for sale at the Port- 1 i UT THQU«J 4 wn« able Grain Mills, corner of Pennsylvania and Merrill; D aud ornamental
Gr X X* ■X* IS.
sm ve*!^ tdf a ^ e ' 80x ’ • n< * audition, have already Fancy Bazaar,
dec5-!m.
D. E. SNYDER, JAMES DUKE.
The Iowa Legislature. Chicago, Saturday, Dec. 29. Resolution* were introduced into the Iowa Legisl Jure yesterday, instructing the Senator* and requesting the Representative* to vote for the admission of Kansas a* a free State, and against her admission a* a slave
I State.
A substitute was offered by the Democrats providing for the repeal of the obnoxious acts of the Territorial Legislature, and recognizing the right of the admission of Kansas into a republican form of government; also, expressing a confident hope that the people of Kansas will adopt a constitution prohibit ing slavery. ' An amendment was offered to the effect that the power of the people to establish slavery or polygamy was not an essential exercise of the right of self government. A vote was not taken. From Havana. New York, Dec. 20. The steamship Black Warrior has arrived, with Havana dates to th|^5th. The papers furnish no Wportant news. The officer dispatched by the Spanish Government with six thomiBd stand of arms io Dominica hgfl&prnfl^LHavana. He reports having^HTbuteateRns to volunteers who have recently been naturalized as Spanish subjects by the Spanish Consul-General of the Dominican Republic. Business was not very active. Sugars unchanged ; Molasses, 7j^@8 reals; Clayed MuscovaJo, 8}4(f$9}4. The United States Surveying Schoener ■, Commander Raven, from Philad^-
JAMES DUKE—Successor to Snvder & Dvkc—
strive to give them
GOOD GOODS
phia, had put into Havana, leaking badly. Washington, Dec. 20. Senate.—Senate not in session to-day, having adjourned until Monday. House.—Mr. Granger made an ineffectual effort to introduce a resolution, declaring Daniel Waldo Chaplain of the House for the
session.
The House then resumed the consideration of private bills.
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CHRISTMAS ! CHRISTMAS!! r pHE largest and cheapest assortment of Holiday X Presents ever brought to Indianapolis, eonshding ofElegantly bound Annuzla and Gift Books, Portfolio’s, Cobas, Card-Cases, Portmonies, 4-0.., Ac., at STEWART 4- BOWENS, No. 18 West Washington Street. CHEAP 4* O O D S
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS! GREAT BARGAINS IN STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
of Friendship.—Rigor of Mr. F’s Aunt. Chapter XLIV. The Dowuarer Mrs. Gowan is reminded that it “ never does.” Chapter XLV. A Glimpse of Tattycoram. Chapter XLVI. Mr. Flintwinch-’s Business Friend. Chapter XLVII A Letter from Lutle Dorrit. MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS. LITERARY NOTICES. Books of tho Month. EDITOR’S TABLE. EDITOR’S EASY CHAIR. EDITOR’S DRAWER. Illustrated by an Engraving. THE MISERIES OF MISTRESSES. Illustrations—The Last I lace.— Furnace Wanted. An Ingrain Carpet.—Mrs. Smith not at Home.—A Modest Request. FASHIONS FOR JANUARY, Illustrations.—Furs—Child’s Costume.—Coiffures.
—Caps.
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LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. On theSth ofDeeember he will remove to the LARGE NEW BUILDING on Washington Sireet, one door east of tbe Odd Fellows’ Hall. deci>-lm.
50 Piece* French Jlcriiaoc**, SELLING FROM 75 CTS. TO $125 PER YARD, At m.n. D11 mi’s. dec4. BLACKSILKS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED AND xx selling from 75 cents to gJ 50 per yard. AT
AT
dev23.
HORN’S.
M. M. DUNN’S.
POPULvlSl SALES
OF
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. VX7E are now clearing out our very large and ele-
VV gact stock of Richly Trimmed Vel
Bearer
* OIoaAkjbAlso our extejyire variety of WINTER SHAWLS. At very low prices. dec23. HORN’S.
Tbems.—The Magazine may be obtaine'iT of Rook-
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ber. The semi annua
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ellers_
ar, or Twenty-Five Cexts a nutnal volumes, as completed, neatly
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Ivet, cloth and Cents each. Thirteen Volumes are now ready, bound
In Cloth, and also in Half Calf.
The Publishers will supply specimen Numbers
dec4.
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gratuitously to Agents and Postmasters, and will make liberal arrangements with them for circulating the
ASSORTMENT, JUST RECEIVED
M. M. DUNN’S.
ingemen.s
They will also supply clubs of two pers
persons at Ten Dollars
year, flve persons at ren Dollars,t»r srsons at Twenty Dollars. The commence-
INCP.EASED ATTRACTIONS .
AT
SCoxrxx’ffit Oeaxrx>et Xt.ooxka.raFUST received a large invoice of Super Three Ply *F Carpeting, Tapestry Ingr. in, do., English Tapestry, do.; Low priced Cotton and Wool, do. Also, Rugs, Matts, Oil Cloths, dec. Carpets cut and made to order.
dec23.
fc.UU BUU UV1, MU.
Carpets cut and made to ordc
H. J. HORN.
No. 10 West Washington Street.
. . , v v 1 ?. Mr. Wheeler asked, but did not obtain sions of men smoothed without the shedding leave( to report a bil|( prep;ue(1 at the Pogt _ ° me 0 of / r ? t ™ dal . blo0( ?* . , office Department, and approved bv the
A Rut for the Journal to Crack. W* dislike exceedingly to annoy
him.
Wishing to deal fairly and frankly with nil parties, wo cheerfully make this statement ami would publish Mr,Wilson’s evidence but
tif.w Albany Ledger.
neighbor* of the Journal, J. D. lb, (lie late for its groSt length.
cilia, ol th. l»t. "W., th. IV.,o'olj Wo rho.rlally copy tho .bov. .nd would ilindry oihor .who* ll.p»hlic.n,, hy » r.-, „„ >( , mo ,, in b| ^ u
pub cation of tbe nurnorous strictures of . , V
* , , raped onr attention. Wo had no personal tho,, ,««, oron iho bonyhog «" | k „„„|„, ll(60f iMt ■ mhooilo 111,011, r with wh.oh .hoy coo,lor,o,I Mf w ^ ^ „„ *„
Ibo recent canvass and continue to tlirccl tho destinies of the Republican party, but we cannot refrain from giving tho following hit of the Medieon Courier, one of the most faithful organs In th* Slate upon that side of the qusation. Tho article may have escaped the notice of tho Journal and Company, and as we have kindly called their attention to u, wo hope they will not fail to let their readers
thority of others. Aa the Ledger is satisfied that injustice has been done to that gentleman in their publication, we take great pleasure in doing all in our power to set him
right before the public.
Knot* Washington.— Dispatches state that Mr. Sumner is about to return to Waah-
~...~j - - ington.
have the benefit of It* perusal, so that they | Rooms for three hundred and fifty to five may understand tho sentiment of the Kepub- hundred members of the Philadelphia Key
lican j>fess and people of tho State as io "the policy of tho central organ." And, in connection, ws will remind these gentlemen of tbe old adage, that "people who live in frail tenements should not be s<> unwise
pitch bricks.”
“The timid temporizing |>olicy of the Indianapolis Journal bos received a rude shock from the Germa.i j>ap*r published In tba’ Hty—Frolo Preise. Tho policy the central organ to pursuing destroyed all ch-tnea <>f sucres* In the Inst canvass, and now serves to keep alive an effate political organization to give the Republican party trouble hereafter "A meetingof Republican editor* was first suggested by the Madison Courier—a convention of all editors opposed to tho Huchansers hn* been substituted without our consent or
spproval ; therefore we now make a formal fall upon the Republican editor* to meofal Indianapolis on the Oth proximo, believing
stone Club, have been engaged for five days, on the occasion of the inauguration of Presi-
dent Buchtnan.
The Court of Claims has made a favorable to 1 decision in Captain O’Rio’a sons* cases, for over thirteen C. usand dollars, for his application of ship propeller and ship machinery, and superintendency in building tho ship
Princeton.
Secretary Marcy says, in private conversation, that the neutrality laws shall be as rigidly enforced against thoee recruiting for Walker as they were against Crampton and tho British Consuls. Although Mr. Bcrnheisol, the delegate from Utah, has had in his possession, for
that we can count certainly upon the editor* of the Krele Pre**o ami Columbus Independent. Wh re two or thiee are gathered the faith may be preserved in iu purity. This meeting need not, oor will it interfere with that of "all the oppneitlon." What say you,
Republican editors?"
(fy The mendacity of the Journal for the past few weeks, with reference to Governor Wright, hae been so apparent, that we have deemed it unnecessary to aMwer it* repeated falsehood*. A« a specimen we will state that, on Returday last, it contained an infamous arHole charging tbe Governor with diebonesty Id bit proclamation about the election of Senators and Repreeentatlves. Yst in that very paper, on th# day of the publication of th« proclamation, is a long editorial articls aj»pravtaf of that document What better evidsno* oan be gi vsu of lu utter want of manHaote, honor and principle ? , (ttTThe Iowa Legialature adjourns on tbs
6tk of January.
The peace of the Territory is now placed upon a permanent basis—all parties having at length relinquished the idea of a resort to arms, and agreeing to refer the adjustment of all political disputes to the ballot-box or other
lawful expedients.
Sincemy last dispatch to you, making a hasty reference to my Southern and Western tour—full particular* of which you will find in my executive minute*, from the 7th of October to the 6th of November, inclusive—I deemed it advisable, from what I saw on the 8|>ot, tosend a United States Commissioner and Deputy Marshal, accompanied by a squadroon of United States dragoons, to make inqnisition of certain matters demanding attention along tho Southern and Eastern
partions of tho Territory.
While there is profound peace here, so far a* political causes are concerned, there ia still a roving band of marauders, not exceeding seven, in the Southern part of the Territory, who occasionally steal horses and rob families. For the purpose of exterminating those thieves and robbers, and of affording that protection to good citizens, which the Government is bound to afford, I have issued proclamation offering reasonable rewards for the apprehension and conviction of the offenders, and have also sent the squadroon with the itensrating preliminary court, in order that summary justice might at once be effected. Nothing but tho most vigorous and derided measures can have the effect of restoring confidence, by expelling the bandit and robiber, and making the citizens feel secure in
heir ieolated home*.
A collision between Judge Lecompto and myeelf hae occurred, the occasion of whish is a source of regret to me. A full account of the matter will be found in my minutes, to which I beg yoor attention. The injudicioue action of the Judge enthe peace of tbe Territory and the equilibrium I waa laboring night and day to
preserve.
All ray efforte “to reetore the supremacy of tbe civil authority,” to establish confidence in tho impartial adminietration of justice, are fruitlees and unavailing so long aa the Chief Justice is permitted to "obetruct" ray policy and give so just an occasion for the charge of
partiality.
Public justice, and peace and good order of this Territory, required the position of Chief Justice to be filled be some impattial person not complicated with past disturbances, and who will, without prodjodice or favor, dto-
Department, and approved by
Postoffice Committee, taxing lottery circulars, and all such classs of mail matter, with
postage.
Adjourned.
Railroad Projected In Kansas. Chicago, Saturday, Dec. 20. A meeting was held in the new town of Puindara, Kansas, on tho 8th inst., to consider measures for the construction of a railroad thence to Lawrence. OCrThe" Working Men’s Institute" a Vincennes, is giving a course of six lectures at that place. Hon. Sam. Judah delivered the third of the series. Hia subject—the laboring man, his past and present condition.
A DMINI3TRAT0RS’ NOTICE.—Notice U hereby ji^Sk jriven that the undersigned has been this day ap pointed Administrator of tho estate of Elijah Mann, late of Marion county, Indiana. All persona having claims agrdnst said estate, will file the same In the Clerk's Office, and those Indebted to the estate will please make Immediate settlement. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ROBERT G. SWA1LS Adm’r. dec25-w3w
BY WRIGHT & MONTGOMERY.
T ARGE, special and attractive sale of Italian Mar_L/ ble and Alabaster Works of Art (the importion of
Signor Pandolflnl, jn»t returned from Italy,) AT AUCTION.
On Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 24th, at 2 o'clock, and evening at 7 o’clock, at Sale Rooms, No. 67 West Washington street, we will sell, at Anction, a choice collection of Italian Marble and Alabaster Worta of Art. The selection consists of—Rl<-h Marble and Alabaster Figures, Groupes—the Psyche of Tenerian, the Dancing Girls of Canova, Venus in the Shell, Group of Diana, Bacchantes from HerculCnoum; Cupid, Dog and Nest, and other Groups of beautiful design and finish ;
Magazine.
Mvo Dollars a;
eieven persons at Twenty Dollars,
ment of a volume affords a lavorable occasion for the opening of new subscriptions. The December number will commence a new Volume. Clergymen and Teachers supplied at Two Dollars a year. Numbers from the commencement can now be supplied. Also
ihe bound Volumes.
The Magazine weighs over seven and not over eight ounces. The Postage upon each number, which must be paid quarterly in advance at the office where the
Magazine is received, is Three Cents.
Each number of the Magazine will contain 144 octavo pages,in doable columns, each year thus comprising nearly two thousand pages of the choicest Miscellaneous literature of the day. Kreryhiumber will contain numerous Pictorial Illustrations, accurate plates of the Fashions, a copious Chronicle o f Current Events, and impartial notices of the important books of the month. The Volumes commence with the numbers for JUNE and DECEMBER; but the subscriptions may com-
mence with any number.
PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS.
Uec20-lwd&w.
BLEACHED MUSLINS. ATOU can save mou by buying your Bleached Musx r
tins at
dec4.
M. M. DUNN’S.
^Destroyed by Fire. Naw York, Saturday, Dec. 20. The store of Messrs. Hewet Sc Co., 49 Stone street, extensive flour dealers, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss, $30,000. *on-Arriwal of tbe America. Halik/x, Dec. 20. Tbe steamship America, now out two weeks from Liverpoel, has not yet been signaled below.
MARRIED: On Tnursday, Dec. II, at Hybla, Hanover County, Va., by the Rev. Wm. F. Broadus, W, J. Holiday, of Indlanapolla, to Miss Leer R. daughter of the late Johh R. Rees.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
months i aat, the application of the people of pense justice, and punish crime.
Tbe subject of the sale of tbe "Delaware
AETNA IMBURANtCK C’ONIPAlfY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Chartered 1B19.
CASH CAPITA L, - 8FECIAL attention
Nest, and other Groups of beautiful design
also large Bardiglio, Agate, and Yellow of S'ienna Etruscan, Medicus, Roman and Hebe Vases, of various styles and sizes ; Clusab, Gothic, Grecian and Roman do., all most tastefully carved In alto and basso relievo; Pompeii, Urns and Vases, amply adapted to decorate halls, parlors, niches, die.; large Roman Tazzaa, ornamented with grape leaves and supported by swans ; transparent Alabaster Vases, for lamps; Neapolitan PazZ's; Verde Prate Work Vases; Gothic and Grecian Vases, for flowers; Tazzas of Arriama; large Fount Vases and Urns; large size Vestal Temple ; also rich inlaid Tables; Agate Candlesticks; Obelisks Groups of different Animals ; large Lions en Pedestals; Shells supported by Dolphins ; Marble Cornucopias ; large open woik Baskets; Florentine do; Inkstands, and a great variety of other fancy articles, useful ana
ornamental.
Tills sale will comprise as fine an assortment as has ever been offered to tbe public ; and H is hoped that ladies and gentlemen desirous of finishing the adornment of their drawing-rooms, with articles of refinement will attend this sale. The articles will be arranged for inspection on Tuesday, during the day, and In tbe evening. Ladies and geptlcmEn are respectfully invited to call and examine these beautifal goods. Sale positive. Terms cash. dec23-d2t. H. J. MONTGOMERR, Auctionner.
- - - *500,000,
rj PaOPEHTY, DWtfLLINO AMD OUTBU^ IHGS. Insures such buildings or contents in a verv fa-
vorable manner, for 3 or 5 years.
I.osa«a Promptly Paid in Cash,
AlfD EQUITABLY ADJUSTED.
Also, I isares Stores, Warehouses, Buildings or Contents and Personal Property generally in town or country, at rates as low as consistent with tbe hazards taken
be Agency.
fully anthorized to transact all business connected with
[sept3 ly) WM. HENDERSON.
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS AND PitOVISIOJT IPJEALJEItS. T HAVE leased the Slaughtering and Packing estabX listunent belonging to Col. Allen May, and am now prepared to kill and pack Beef and Pork, and would solicit the patronage of all who wish to put up provisions. They will find this to be one of the best points in all the West for buy ing and packing meat. Our eight Railroads running from this point to nearly every market in the United Slates, gives dealers great facility in reaching a market with their products—without delay—we have the best hog growing country in the western States. This i» as fine a slaughtering and packing establishment as can be found in the West—a good basement story far packing, 150 feet by fifty feet, with eighteen inch wall —so situated that bulk meat never freezes. There to attached to the establishment a steam-work to prevent hogs from freezing on the hooks —also a large convenient bulking house detached. I have a laree quantity of good salt and barrels on band. HIRAM E. TALBOTT. Indianapolis. Ind., Nov. 26,1856. nov26-d2m
NEW ROUTE OPENED. CHANGE OF TIME.
On the Short Line LaFayette & In-
dianapolis.
RAIL ROAD.
/'YN AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC 22nd, 1870,
Trains will leave Union Depot. (North outside) at
11:30, A. M., and 9!l5 P. M., for Lafayette: and via the Toledo, Wabash Cz Western R. R.,for Attica. Williamsport, Delphi, Logansport, Dtimlle, Decatur, Bloomington, Springfield, Peoria, Paris. Naples, and all in-
' ate towns; and \ * cago, Joliette.
Galena, Dunlletb, Fu
KID GLOVES, YAF the very best quality just received. Also a large | \J assortment' < LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS’ HOSIERY,' ATM. M. jl/VNU’S. All the above named Goods have been bought with-| in the past ten days and will be sold at such prices as | to defv competition M M. DUNN. No. 57, BLAKE’S BUILDING. OPPOSITE BATES HOUSE.
dec4.
L> A G K T T * C O
SUCCESSORS X O L. P. MYERS, A RRK now manofacturing all kinds of Confectionery Jt\ wliieh they are selling at Cincinnati nrices. Deal-
Notions,
NO. 38 WEST WASHINGTON fttrag* , _ Everybody and all their friends are expecting a token of regard, therefore come early and sew our ENDLESS VARIETY
or
New- F»ngled Novelties
Before making selections.
j J,cU - HKNRY HAUSAMANN. I’ilDlIUM SILVER WAKE. | YS7 E HAVE IN STORE A LABGE ASSORT-
VT ment of
SILVER PITCHERS, OOBLETS CUPS, SPOONS, FORKS, AND ’ BUTTER-KNIVES, ! we took the FIRST PRFMIDM AT THE STATE FAIR, for beauty of design snd perfect finish. v\ e sell ’his elegant ware at the same price usually | charged for common made ware. We invite all in want of Holiday Gifts to examine our stock, j dec!2-<Jlmo. W. H. TALBOTT A CO. Holiday Presents. NEW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES, JUST RECEIVED. GO I ,r> A N USII.V K R W ATC HKS -A-11 VA/ ax*x-AXAted. GOLD GUARD, CHATlLANE, VEST AND FOB CHAINS, CAMEO, LAVA, FLORENTINEMOSAIC, GOLD STONE, AND BRILLIANT SETTS OF JEWELRY, BRACELETS, EAR RINGS, FINGER
RINGS, &c.,
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
decU-uim. W. H. TALBOTT A C«.
TO PRINTERS ; "
L I G II T B 0 D Y ’ S INK. X\’E HAVE RECEIVED THE SOLE AGENCY * v for Indiana of Lightbody’s celebrated Printing Inks, and have on hand a large supply, which we are
ready to sell at the following rates :
News ln«. S8e. per lb. Newslnk. >0. 1 30c. do Book Ink 40c. do Fine Book Ink ^Oc. do T 1 ese Inks we can warrant to be of the best quality of the respective kinds. They are put up in kegs containing from 12 to 100 Iba.and will be sent by RETURN CONVEYANCE, when ordered from a distance. IO" TERMS Cuah —to accompany the ordar.
tON <Sc Me
declO-d&wltn.
CAMERON <Sc McNEELY, Book and Job Printers.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Xl.exrxo’xra.]
TOUSEY & BYJ
lNE Street,
comer of Alley east of Odd Pem^H&ll, where ure now receiving new additions to their former
J_JA VE removed to No. 7o East
thty a
stockof
DRY GOODS AND CARPETING,
Making it one of the best they have offered. Having
prepared a fine Carpet Room, they are now ready to
show a very desirable stock of Carpeting and Oil Cloths, direct from the manufactures. Also HouseFurnishing Goods iu general— consisting in part of
Velvet Tapestry, two and three ply Carpeting of heat
makes; and also a lot of Cotton Warp and all wool
: !ov
wliieh they are selling at Cincinnati prices, in also preserved Fruits, Oysters, Nuts, > iday Toys, Fancy Baskets, dec. Just receive
j fllling low price goods, and a large lot ■ ing ofa very superior quality, all ol sold at the very lowest possible prices.
' Kag Carpetrhich will be
decll-d&wlmo.
loledo, v\abashc. Western B. R.,for Attica. W illiams- Holiday Toys, Fancy Baskets, dec. Just received, also, port, Delphi, Logansport, Dtunlle, Decatur, Bloom- ( in addition "to their former stock, ISO chest* of
- field, Peoria, Paris. Naples, and ail in- • q,^ . rp-. nin , A rns; and via Lafayette and Michigan C ity j 1 HtsA., i. IlA., I aIsA., Joliette. Milwaukee, Madison, Dixon, Which they offer to the trade at New York prices—you ton, Bock Island, Davenport, wilt find that is so. Call at No. 30 South Meridian St., i
, Quincy, and all in-! Indiananolis. Ind.
in-
orthwest—
sue,
termediatetow for Chicago,
Galena, Dunucu, «-u m/u, nuc& isianui j Iowa City, Muscatine, Burlington, Quincy.: termediate towns, and all towns in tne N Fare the same as by all other Ror*es.
Passengers may rely on this bei ihe shortest and quickest Route, to all of the above ^ir -es. Tickets for
sale at the Union Depot.
An Accommodation Train will leave (Union Depot) Indianapolis at 7SO A. M. Stopping at ail Stations a sufficient time 10 do a small amount ofbusiuesa, and arrive at Lafayette an hour and a half in advance of the
11:55 A. M. FassengerTrain.
b Freight Train leaves Freight Station at 7:30 A. M.
J. O. D. LILLY, Supt.
declB- L. &I. R.^Road.
NEW STYLE HOODS «Txxrat H-ocoixTod.
Indianapolis, Ind.
A la S O ,
We retail at the Cld Stand as follows : TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
dec3.
A. B. H 1X.X.AKB 4c COra. No. 40 West Washington Street.
A THIRD LOT OF THOSE EXTRA
HERRING & OTT, SUCCESSORS TO WOOD, COREY & WOOD, Importer* and Jobbers of i'AM V SILK KOODS, IU BOONS, LACES, &C. V W. Corner of Fourth and Market streets, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
THOf». C. HERRING, FRANCIS J. OTT.
iaugtB-dAwly
that Territory for admlralon a* a State into tbo Union, he *ill not present it thig •«*•
*ion.
Tho I’rciddaot gave a dinngr party on th# 22d to General* fthlald*, Quitman, Lane, Cushing, Colonel Waller, and other officerg aanaciated with him in tha Maxicau war. Hon. E. A. Hannkoam.—Wa andantand that our f >rrn«r dtotinguiahed fallow cUlian, Hon. E. A. Hatraagan, will rgturn bare prior to the sitting of oar naxtCircuit Court, which oonvenaa in Fahruarv naxt. H* will then (iispoae of what law baainara ha haa in thia wetlon of country, preparatory to teklag up a permanent reaidence in St. Louiai—Cbpinolon Friend. ^ ~OCT Mr*. Bow*, • young woman living in Chicago, poisoned heraeif a few days since. She wo* the daughter of a wealthy nod retpectabia man in Montreal, who forced her to marry a man aha disliked. They lived unhappy for a year, when ah* left him and returned home, liar father commanded ber to return to her hnabend, hot sb* cboee to leave her friend*. 6b* took up ker abode In Chicago and after a abort raaidenoe there, committed auicide.
Trust Landa” haa, for some time past, been a source of much anxiety to me, aa intense feeling has been generated among these settlers on account of the uncertainty of their tenurea, and th* danger of their being ousted
from their homes.
Justice to the actual, bona fide settler, and the Indian seemed to clearly the legitimate policy of the Government, that I was most anxious to tee such measures adopted as would moat effectually secure these objects. Solicitude for the preservation of the public peace induced me to visit Leavenworth City, at tbe opening of the land sales; and, upon invitation from the municpal antborities, I suggested such views, ia n public speech for th* consideration of th* large eon comae of people aseembled there from every quarter of the Union, as I thought would beet effect my purpose, consistently with dig policy
of the government
Mv remarks ware kindly received by the tople; and I am happy to Inform yon that » disturbance has occurred, and I kave no ramon to anticipate any trouble daring the
program of the aalea
nothing will to much aid the eaose of moos and order, and ao materially advance thenbsteatial prospsrtoy of this territory, aa
Merry Christmas.
PROMENADE PARTY AT MASONIC TTAT.v THURSDAY EVENING, DEO. 25TH, 1866 COMMITTEE OP INVITATION
J. K. Dcnv,
H. Bates,
H. A. Purrcn**,
A. GazTOOE, W. H. Wbikes,
M. Oaa,
Cua». 8. Wet-.
Gee. P. Dr.xe,
J. P. Rcee,
I. W. HmTSK,
C. 0. Pbesch,
J. T. XoRRteoir,
Czrr. B. K Blliott, Hzaar. W. 8. O’Kieb, Goar. J. A. Bezmbaw, FLOOR MANAGERS.
Jobe Woottar, I T. R. Fletcher, J. Kobie -.e. j P. Htnu; ArrriN L. Brows, I W. A. Mdeemom. Csrrlagv* w ‘ 11 rail for Ladle* at 7 o’clock. MUSIC- E. Hies* Quadrille Bai 4 dertt-kit. JUST REGIE?ED BY EXPRESS
At the
LADIES’ FANCY STORE. -a Q DOZEN Drew Capa for Lvdie*. ’rota 50 cto. to IS. IX Abo* another lotof qulted ana whalebone Skin*. J. K. WHKLAN* Co. No 5. Bate* Horae.
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, WHOSE SANDS OF LITE Haze nearly mn oat, diecovered,while In the Ea*t Indie*. a certain core for Consumptinn, Bronchi! a, ingha. Cold* and general debility. TM« remedy wa* ivered by him, when hto only child—a daughter— Wen up to dia. Wishing to do aa muen good a* lu, he will send lo*uch of hto afflicted CeUow-
applicant to be returned a* poetage on the recipe, and the remainder to be applied to the payment of thia adrertbe18611 te Address DR. H. JAMES, No. 19 Grand atreet, Jersey Ctty, New York. decSO-3 mo*-d dc w.
REMOVED. *T XX XXX 1 © fit ZD xx It o TTAS removed to the New Store Room, First door XX East ofthe Odd Fellows’ Hall, where he Is now receiving a very desirable stock of WINTER DRY GOODS,
Consigting of
FLANNELS, CASSINETTS, CASSIMERES,
SHAWLS,
BLANKETS,
Young Hyson. 40c per pouud ; Gunpowder, 50 do.; Imperial 50 do.; Souchong, 40 do.; Oolong, M do.; : Eng. Breakfast, 50 do. We have :J4 kinds In all at ihe CHINA TEA STORE, NO. 6, BATES BUILDING dec4. Indianapolis Ind. The Holidays are Coming. GREAT WESTERN Oyster Importing ^—>, HOUSE. ^ TS DAILY UECEIVINU L.ARGE SEP-1 X PEIESOF
RIBBED HOSE,
JUST
decli.
RECEIVED A.B. WILLARDdc CO’S.
A. FIELD’S
j Celebrated and unrivalled Oysters in Cans and hal | Cans; and I would inform the Public and Dealers in . the City and Country, that I have made such arrange i
• ments lor an aiiT»n»Y*
AT
decli.
VELVET RIBBON.
FOURTH ARRIVAL-
OF VELVET RIBBON
sJ'xxra't Opoxxod
A.B. WILLARD * 00’S.
AND DRESS GOODS, I menU loran ^ creaae<1 su i‘P l T
Which he w HI sell at the lowest
CASH PRICES.
decl6-tf. 53 Bast Washington Street.
ANOTHER INVOICE OF Christmas and New Year Gifts! JUST RECEIVED AT THE Ladies’ Fancy Store, decl*. J. K. WHELAN & CO.
During the Holidays,
That 1 will be able tcgsupply them in any quantities. As exclusive attention togiven toaeiecting, packing and j shipping Oysters, (nothing else being kept ior sale) the ; Public will be certain of obtaining the best at all times.
J. H. CALDWELL Agent, Illinois st, opp. U. K. K. ilepot.
dlmo.
WILLIAM WISWELL, No. 70 West 4th St., Between Walnut and Vine, CINCINNATI, OHIO, TT'EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GREAT XV variety of
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Gilt Frames and Mouldings
The Laagest and best Assortment! ^n^tte^G^pia’^ofevc'^su^T^he^x^ Inthe City will be found only at the j single plate. Al*o,imporLrof polished Plate Window
Glaaawof all sizes that are required for building purposes. at Eastern price*, with a general assortment of
~ Gii
L A D I E S’ FANCY STORE,
No. 5, Bates House, Washington St.
decIS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOES, FIGUED AND PLAIN DeLAINES, At very reduced prices at the Ladies’ Fancy Store. dec 18.
general
French Crystal GiasE, for Pictures and Windows. Also, Potichmontac Pictures, and all the materials for ornamenting Glass Frames together with Glass Vases, Jars. Tumblers, Ac. DecLSdSm
NEW ARRIVAL! JUST OPENED !!
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
BUGLED LACES, PLUMES. AND FRENCH FLOW ERS, AT J. W. COPELAND’S, NO. 8 WASHINGTON STREET, OVER BANK OP THE CAPITOL, declO-lwddcw.
iiuzi ujr ('u-rABJ.nziusnzg.—me
LTPErtnewbip heretofore existing between tbe undersigned, tat the Dry Good* business, at Mlllererille, Marion county, Indiana, wa* dissolved by mutual eoo-
p^OTICK to boreb;
s hereby given by me. the undersigned, IU, on Utefcind dav of January, 1*57 offer ,e late residence of Klijah Ma n. deceased. ■ Township, Marion Conaty, Indiana, the I
following property belonging to said deceased,to wtt: Hones Catilo, Hog*, Stoop, Whom, Cera and Hay; teoMheld and kitchen tarnttnre, nnd fcnetog utensil*, with many other articles loo tedterate aeteH
Tnslvo months credit will be given on all samsi three dollars -three dollars and under, cash la bar
rV»»OLUTION OP OO-PABTNBBSNIP —Tbe
Lr Parti
mT ■
sent, on the 20th of September, 189*. The books of the old Snn will be found at the Sieve of Webb dc 8tow, aou either party to aathdrtsed In 'aoule.
e.W.WBBB,
WILLIAM SHOBTS.
GREAT CATATOGUE SALK
L , or
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. WEIGHT A MONTGOMERY \17TLL odbrforEaleat Aactioa, on Taeeday morning. TV Dec 23, tho largest and moat augnigeEat areortment of Watches and Jewelry over brought te Indianarena Saks poslthrete tho highrat bidders. [Jownal eopy-l
EMBROIDERIES. JUST RECEIVED, A large lot of Fine Worked Cellars, Sleeves and fall setts ; BUGLE LACE COLLARS AND SLEEVES, cheap n cheap: : cheap : i: AT THE LADIES’ FANCY STORE, Bates House. * decl*. J. K. WHELAN <fc CO. nCoxirajr xnrgaxxtoci.: VTTB ARK wanting money very much, and we now TV eaB the attention of DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS te ora luge and varied stock of pure Drugs and Medicines. We will sell for the next ninety days at cost Thoee having money te invest woald do well to call and examine the quaftty of our stock and prices — Those at a distance, raceiring onr prices current, will have their orders filled (if accompanied with cash,) at 35 per cent beiew quotations. Call u J. P. POPE & Co-, No. 33 West Washington rdieet, dec 19. Indianapolis, Ind.
SHAWLS! A large supply JUST RECEIVED AT DUKE'S First Door East of Odd Fellows’ Hal!. MOHAIR De BEGE! A LABGE LOT From 12 1-2 to 25 cts. per yard AT DUKE'S. decl6-tf. A CHEAP LOT OF BLEACHED MUSLIN At DUKE’S, docH* tf.
IMPORTANT. THE ONLY WAY TO INSURE PROTECTION FROM THE RAIN, IS TO CALL AT ONCE AND PURCHASE ONE OF THE PATENT FOLDING UMBRELLAS, FROM A. B. WILLARD dr CO’S. Remember the place, 40 West Washington St. dec3. Indianapolis, Ind. NEW BOOKS. BANISHED SON—B y Mrs. CarolineLoe Hontz. HUMORS OP FALCONBKIDGE, MAJOR JONES’ COURTSHIP AND TRAVEU, W1DD1 FIELD’S C001 RY, Just received at SI WART dc BOWEN’S nov2rar. 18 est Washington Street.
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^OTICK to borahy given that the transfer Book* of IN the Indiana potto and Cincinnati Railroad Company, in tlM otkcv MX will be closed oil tbo 35«h Inst, nnd rearain rissed entfl 1st of January, proxhno. Byordor. A. WORTH, Sente.
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GINGHAMS ! A Large Aseortment from ten to thirty cu. per
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THE BEST QUALITY Of French Merino, selling at 90 cts. AT DUKE’S.
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DXM-O L.UT10N ON COPARTNERSHIP. 'J»HE firm of Grob^ Bromkcmp, In the Butchering Henry Bromkemp retiring from the bualsesa Alflper sons indebted, will please call and settle immediately. Bash partner ia authorized to settle the business ofthe tote firm. GBOB 4k BROMKEMP. deelft-dlw.
Election Notice. 'T'HE .Stockholders of tha L ctooapolte Branch of the X Back of the State of Indir a, are hereby notifted that there will be aa electior held at the Banking Hoase of said Branch, on the comer of Washington acd HU nol* Streets, between the neurs of 10 A. M. and 3 P. M-, of Tuesday, the 6ti> day < Jan ary next, to slaet five Directors lor said Bran-'', to serve for tho eaouing yoor. By order of the Board decS-dlm. C. 8. STEVBNSON. Cashier. CAPITAL - HOUSE EAST WASHINGTON ST-» INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. BRIGHT A MORGAN, Proprietois. rp HE above hoase has been newly fitted and newly X furnished in tbo moat modern style. dec3-d6m.
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