Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1868 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. a»lam»aBaB4 Indiana Oantral Ballvaj. UAINDUAVn. A Kit in i.iKhtninellay Express.... 8:00 A.M. S:OOA.M il:ul and Express 10:10 A.M. 8:36 A. M Uicbmond Accommodation. 4:00 P. M. 18:60 V. M New Vork Night Express.. 9:00 P.M. 8:00 P M Sunday Expiess 9.00 p. M. 8.35 A. M |01neinnitl and IndlaaafoilaJnnetlon, (OIKOIMMAT1 TIACAMBBIDOBAKD OOKNKHBVILLB Cincinnati Express 8:00 1. M. 12:50 P. M Cincinnati Express 10.10 A. U. 2:00 A. M • Olnainniil, Richmond and Chicago Railroad, (CINCINNATI VIA RICHMOND.) Cincinnati Express 8:00A.M. JiOOA.M Rallafontalna Hallway—Baa Line Boata. Da) Express 8:50A.M. 2:15A.M Eastern Express 10:00 A. M. 8:80 A. M

»:00P. M. 8:10 1

1:00

Express 8:50

Madlion Railroad.

Mall 2:30 A.M. 10:00 A. M Express 10:30 A.M. 8:251'. M

JaSarsoarllla Hailroad.

Night Express 2:31A.M. 2 45 A. M Hail 10:30 A.M. 10:00 A. M

P. M. 8.25 P.M

P. M

Indianapolis, Pam and Chicago Railway, Chicago Mail 1:00 P M. 1:47 A. M Chicago Express 9:05 P. M. 4:15 P. M Lafarstla and Chicago Railroad.

1:30 A M

Mixed Train 7 . Chicago Express.

9:00P.M. 6:10 P.M 8:00 A.M. 8:tOP. M 8:60 P.M. 8:10 A. M

5:16 P. M.

9:16 ;

9 45 A M :05 P. M

Chicago and Qlncy Express. 9:55 A.M. Accommodation IdJS P M. Chicago Night Express 0:05 P. H.

Cincinnati Railroad .

Jtorning Express 1:40 A.M.

Mail and Accommodation . .10:' 0 A. M. 12:45 P M Express 8:50 P. M. 8:00 P. M Martinsville Accommoda ’n 1:50 P.M. 10:20 A.M

Terra Hantsandlndlanapolls. Arrow Express. 8:30 A. St. Louis Express 9:00 A. Evansville Express 12;50 P. St I.miis Night Express «:30 P.

23 P M 25 P M

Fl.\A.\ilAJL AM) COJlHERtilL. Indianapolis, Tuesday Eveninoj

April 14. 1888. (

The following are the quotations of Government bonds, gold, etc.:

Buying. Selling

t T nitcd States sixes of 1881 l.lotf l.ll’i

“ 5-20’S “ 1882 1.1. « 1.11«5 " “ “ “ 1H04 1.IWU V “ 1885 1.08)4 " " •' “ 1861 1.06.V

“ 10-40’s 101

“ “ 1 30's, 2d series 1.04>4

*• »• Mil •• _

i.n.V t.')!<■» i.ua.si 1.06 S'

Cold 1.37*4 1.88*4 iluotations of money and stocks in New York

to-day:

MONEY—Very active thronghont the day,and quite stringent, even alter bank hou's; the general rate for call loans was 7 per cent, but the coin interest paid in many coses was qui.e

heavy.

There was n run on the Third Avenue Sav<ngs Bank, but nil depositors were promptly paid. The officers have asked for an investigation by the Bank Superintendent at Albany, confident that they can show that the bank is all right. Discounts quiet aud comparatively easy at 8®

!• per cent.

>TEI!LING—Firm at 9,’4@i0 for prime oiils. GOLD—lower, under free sales by the Treasury, amounting to about half a million ; opened at 1.-8.’,'. and closed at 1.38*,'® 1.38)4. GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Thera is rather less speculative movement, and the market closed dull hut steady. Henry Clews A Co. furnish the annexed 4:30 prices: We give below tha closing prices of Government securities, as compared with the three pre-

ceding days:

Fri. Sat. Mon. Tus. 11)4 ID), 112 112q no^ in*, in’, inq ids*, Kmq 1(41 lO'n, lo-sq innq puiq 109

1(17-, 117’:

h.q 1 (19 1 , t>7q 1U7\ H7q ps

i>s P 6q uifiq

' ’ P 6 ',

6 per cent. 1881 5-2(1'-, Dt sei ies.... 5 2u's, xd s< ries 5 20*s, 3d series

5-8u's, new 1U7-, ]07’4 5- ies, 5tn series Pil’q 1(17’,

ld-4's Kil*, P 2 1(15)4 InlN 7 3M's. 2d series 1(16-'' 10«>2 Pf.q Ibfiq

7 30's, 3d series — — * P»',q " Ad ni* 7fi*4 6*'.’, IL’.q

Merchants’ Union :-:5), Si’s 3.)» 3iH

American 69)4 63 61)4 >0

rnited States 71 q (0*4 til*, 58*4 Wei is, Fargo & Co 31 31), At;, 26 q

The rumored suspension of a national li.tnk is

uuiounded.

it A [ 1.1 tO A D STOCK)—The market opened with a smart assault on Korfc Island by a leading operator, under which it fell to Vnder uncertainty about the Eric bill, at Albany, that stock tell to 69. and New York Central to 116)4. L i!, r It was announced that the bill bad been tabled, subject to call, and Central Ri d Erie advanced 1)*C®1)4 per cent. At the one o’clock bo ard, Erie stood—at 107@107 and Central at 118q The market was weaker at the second b ,ard, and prices % to 1 per cent, lower. Subsequently the market bee in e active and clo>ed sleady, at a shade of improvement from the low •

eat rate.

Receipts at the sub Treasury to-day, $1,710,866; payments, $809,763; balance $112,569,286. The Table and the Prlcca for NnpplylnR tbe NameThe following aro the ictail quota’iona for some of the articles demanded for our table:

Beet, roa-tq Hi Beef 8<eaks V lb Beef cumwoii Mutton...* ... Pork steaks Sausage Tripe.... Hams, sliced . Shoulders, old line 1 beef Pigs feet P doz Fish, fresh. (? lb Ch.ckcns, ea.h Geese, each Ducks, each ....... 0)sters, p can Apple biutcr, P quart Picsles, p doz Cheese, p Hi Butter, V lb ■led Lherric

1 Pot. et Po

18 to 20 to 10 to 12 to 10 to

15 ia 18 1U 30 18 25 bo

1*X

Ii0 so in

. 1 0D to 1 50

15 to 20 to 10 to 40 to 75 to

20 to )0 to 5j to

pock...

hweet Fottitooig lial Turnips, hail peck

B* etj, lialf peek

.Apples, iittlf pock .

t'ruuberries, ^ quart . . . . IdMumon Bnaus, p quart.. JLinia Hcuns, p quart Dried Apples, I? lb Dried Pea* h* s p lb liominy, Ih Currants, ^ lb hweet Lorn, ^ quart ... Peeled Peacbe*, t iXk-. Blackberries, p lb Figs. V lb Caobag’', p head Kggs. p Oi>j ... KaUi^hes, p bunch Lettuce, P peck . .. Young p bui.ch

► doz

. P bi dx/Z..

3S 2 00 ) to 1 (Id > to 6d

Chicago yiarliet.

KImir—S’eady; 4 S ' r.O(,/:io .■».

Wheat—Active »r..l

Chicago, Tuesday, April 18.

o( spriug extras a

No. 2 stlvaneerl

firm;

V-, s>a . 4, nun

fid for No, 2, closing with sellers

; ; s lies at sf d'J'j-Of 05 soj No. 1, and

* I iT'U 'i 1 bd for )

ot_ No. 2 st si

( orn —Active, and DJJ1 '-j•. hferher; sales of No 1 st ; ; No. 2 *-81', j, * 1 j4_ 1 : new at 7d>4 15 jd'qc., und rejected at iX)4(46dc., elos- !"< for No. 2, and SdjjqtHJJic. for

N". 1.

.tits—A t ; ve on, 1 steady at o7(tjo7j4'. for reg'i ic, .,r,.l .*i'-Q.'i97*'• for fresh teceipts,

. losing st insid- pric-s.

K*e—Firm, hii I luti*. high* r; sales at $1 (id for No. 1, and sil .Vii^l 61 for. No. 2.

B rloy—Q iii t amt lir

Haw York, market. New York. Tuesd»y, April 14. Cotton—Steady, with a moderate business; sales of 2,600 bales at 31%c. for middling uplands, with some holders refusing to sell un. der 32c. • Flour—Receipts,4507 barrels; the market Is 5c. better, but less active; sales of 8,600 barrels at 55 for supertioe State and Western; $10 05® 10 65 for extra State; $9 90 ®ll tor extra Western; f IS 30(414 for white wheat extra; $10 06® 14 lor round boon Ohio: $10 25® 12 for extra St. Louis; 91S®15 50 for good to choice ditto, closing quiet. California fl mr Is active and firmer; sales of 3,500 sacks at $12 1S®14 50. Kie Flour—Quiet; sales of 250 barrels at $7 60®9 55. Corn Meal—Quiet; sales of 250 barrels of Jersey at $9. Whisky—Nominal. * Wheat—Receipts, 8,500 bushels; tbe market Is l®2c. better, with a moderate demand far export and borne use; sales of 62,000 bushels at $2 45 for No. *2 spring, delivered; $1 47 for Nos. 1 and 2 ditto mixed, delivered; $2 80 for amber Pennsylvania; $2 53®2 55 for No. 1 spring m store and delivered, and |2 46 for No. 2 ditto mixed. Rve—Sales at $3 for poor white Canada, and |2 36 for No. * Chicago to arrire, via tbe canal. Rye—Quiet; sales of 600 bushels of State at 17® 19c. Barley—Quiet. Harley Mali—Quiet. Corn—Receipt 1 of 8L,509; market opened a shade firmer and closed dull and declining; sales of 68,000 bushels at $1 22® l 25 for new mixed Western afloat,closing at $122®1 23)4. old ditto; $1 30®l 31 in store; 91 18®! 20 for white Southern and Western, In demand; $1 20®1 27 for Western and Southern yellow. Oats—Receipts, 880 buahela;market a shade firmer; sates of 45,000 bushels at 86)4®86)4o. for Westefn tu store. •’ Rice—Quiet at 10J£®ll)£c. for Carolina. (In flee—Quiet. Sugar—In Air request; sales of 100 hogsb( ads of Cuba at 10%®ll){c. Molasses—Steady; sales of 100 hogsheads of Muscovado at 48®55c. Hops—Quiet at 10®60c. for American. Petroleum—Quiet at 10)4®Uc. for crude; 2o)4c. for refined, bonded. Pork—Dull and lower; sales of 1,600 barrels at §26 Hl®27 for new mess; closing at $’2(i 90 cash; $26®26 50 for old ditto, and closing at $29 for regular: 22®22 50 for prime and $24 25w24 60 for prime mesa; also, 1,260 barrels of new mess at sellers, option, May dedvory at$27®27 50. B j ef—Finn; sales of 70 barrels at $15®20 for new plain mess; $20 50® 21 75 lor now extra mess; also, l»o tirces at $33®38 for prime mess; $4d®42 for India mess. Beef Hams—Dull and unsettled. Bicon—Firmer; sales 450 boxes at 14® 14)4c. for Cuuibsrland cut; 15)4®16)4c. for short ribbed; lg?4®16K for long clear; 16)4® 16) 4 for short clear. Gu* Meats—Firm; saiee of 410 package! at 12®13c. for shoulders, anu 16®t7)4c. forhams. Lard—Dull and heavy; sales (1635 barrels at 17®i7)4 ■. small lots ut 17J4®l8c. Bu'ter - A shade lower at lo®39j. for Ohio, and 50®57c. for State. Cheese—Quiet and steady; sales 14®14)4c. Freights to Liverpool are irregular and unsettled; shipments of 30,(XX) bu-hels of grain ai S'ffSv^d. for corn; 4u.lor wheat, per sail, and 6)4.1. for corn, per steamer. IATKST MARKET.—HVB 1*. M. Flour—i losed 5c. better on low grades. Whoit—Fairly active and better with a fair demand for export and homo use. Rye—Quiet and firm; sales at $1 90 for We-tern. Oats—Quiet and steady; sales at 86)4®86)4c. lor Western aflsat; $1 20 for old mixed Western In store. Poik—Ritbcr more steady, with buyers of low mess at $27 for regular, and sellers ht $27 10. Beef—Active and steady. Cut Meats—Very firm with fair demand. Bacon—Quiet and firm at 14c. for Cumberland cut. Lard—hlarket in favor of buyers, with moderate husiuess at 17J-<;® 17%:. tor fair to prime tt'sm rendered. JC ’i’S-Rither more steady at 21%®22%c. Si. Lonia l*Iurket. ST. Louts, Tut S'I ay, April 14. To’iacso—Uarhtnged. Cottcn—Nominally firm at 19®20e., but no sales reported. Klonr—Very dull and unchanged; gales of supertiue at $7 6t)®9 50; extra 887 5®9 50; double extra $9 0U®11 87)^; double txtra to fancy $11 50®18 50. 1 Wheel - Receipts small, demand active; sales st $2® 2 prime to choice; red $2 7(J® 2 75 dltt whit-. Corn—Holders asked hlpher rates at opening. but closed at yesterday’s quotations; silts of mixed and yellow at 87®89; while

9(V.

Oat —Held higher, but were slow at 70®

75c.

B irDy—Choice In demand, with sales to arrive at $2 28. live—Firmer* sales at $1 60®1 05. Pork -livid tirmly, but demand light; sales at (27. Bulk Meat'—Llttla doing; sales of parked clear sides at 10)jc.; sweet packed hams at

I6e.

U mou—A shade firmer; sales of shoulders at M%c.; dear sides 17® 17)^2.; rib 10; choice sugar cured hams20c. Lir —Quiet; ehoice kettle 17)^c. Live Sierk—L T iichattged and small tales; cattle 5)i®8)£c. gros«: sheep 6)4c. gross. RscHipti.— e'lour 1.900 barrels; Wheat 3,500 bushel.-; corn 7.000 bushels; oats 8,500 bush-

els.

Weather tremendous; a thunder and rain storm prevailed ail last night, but now cloudy and vi arm. Clncinn.ilt market. Cincinnati, Tuesday, April 14. F’lour—Advanced 25c . and Is in demand; sales of family at $10 50® (0 73. Wheat—Advanced ts $2 50®2 55 for No. 2 and 1; market firm. Corn—Bitter and In demand at80c. for ear; 88(3890. for shelled. Hyv—Advanced to $1 for extra and the supply light. Cotton—Held firmly at 30c. for middling; but tbe demand ti not active, though holders’ are exceedingly firm. Tobacco—Stsady and tbe demand good. Kygs—Declined to 18c, and tbe supply

good.

Provisions—Dull and prices nottnal; buyers' withdrew but holders’ not disposed to

make Important concessions.

Bulk Meat)—Rbouiden are held at 12)ic.;

sides at UXQUXo.

Bacon—bales at 13)£c. for shoulders; 16)1®

17) {e. for clear rib ana clear sides, sugar Cured Hams—Sales at I9®2)c.

L t(d—Sales at 17e. for prime city, but these

rates are nominal. Butter—Unchanged.

Cheese—Unchanged and quiet. Linseed Oil—Declined to $1 14. Hay—(I bigher and In better demand. Gold-Buying at $138)*.

iQuniplila Market.

Mkmiipih, Tuesday, April 14. Cotton—Quiet and firm; receipts, 1*9 bales;

eximrte, 13u bales. Flour—unchanged.

Pork—bales at $27 60; Shoulders at 14c.;

and clear sides at 18c.

Cut Meats—Sales of bulk shoulders at 13c.;

and clear sides at IRJ^c. Lsrd—Sales at 18®l9o. Corn—Sales at97c.®$l.

Oats—Sales at7.5c. Huy—Sales at $17@t8. Bran—Sales »t Stic.

Corn 3lcal—Sales at $4 25® 4 59.

Buiter—Sales at 35c.

Egga—Sales at 20® 21c.

New York Dry Goads Market. Nkw York, Tuesday. April 14.

The cotton goods market remains Inactive

tflucDccfl by tbe extreme prices

revalent for raw material. Heavy brown

mmm dispitck-

goo-

No. 2 in store told

u sample 101a at $1 85^.2 35.

IV .visions— Firmer.

\e»s Pork—-More active; sale) .it 326 23® for tiralght brands, and ordinary at

X).

B ilKqJfeat*—Quite e.aty; sale. r,f short rib middlesNt 14'^c.; rough rides. 11"., loose. Lard—In acuve demand and nooiin d at 17

C- 7'qc.

Hsios—Sweet pickled nominal.

Live flogs—Cbolce smooth Irpssteady; from common to medium grades 10ri?I5:. I .wer; -ales »t $7 60®8 29 for common lurnt; .;H .Ti® 8 75 (or medium to fair; $8 90®!) 75 for good

to ehoice.

Re. f Cattle—Quiet and nncbang d; sales at $7®7 65 f..r meaium to fair; $8 23(5!a75 for

t<> choice beeves.

Receipts—Flour, 7 Aid barrels; wheat, 19^ 1(7 hiMheta; corn, 464.606 boshele; o^tr, 18/>36

bushels; live b'*gs, 376 hea<f.

shipments—Flour,6.6M) barrel*; wheat. 4.. f.37 husheis; corn, 113J(32 bushelr; oats, 4 .579

t. jshels; live hog*, 14-1 bead. f.omavtile Market.

/>*uihviu.e,Toe»<l»y. April 14. Tobacco—Market ■(‘tfke; sales (If Il6 hogsheads of lugs at $5 eommoa to medium

leaf. $8® 1516.

f>.tw»n—S ilea mfddlfng st 36e.

F our -Sales of aupsrflaaat $839®»; faacy,

$12 50® 13.

Wheat-Sales s» $2 45®2 59.

Oats—Sales *t-73®75u.

Corn—Sales »t 87®‘X)c. for shelled and ear. Lard—Sales at 17)4®17)4c. Mess Pork—Sale* 1*1 $2* 60, Bacon—Sales of shoulders at yj'^e.; dear sides. 17)£c.; bulk shouider*. 12>^c. Hiver using slowly, with 10 led 0 Inches In the canal. Weather clear and pleasant,

„ — Cleveland Market.

Cleveland, Tuesday, April 14. —Steady and unchanged; standard

•auas a shade firmer:

$10 Hi® 11 75; NX spring at $10®ll 50;

red winter at

$14® 15.

W heat—Quiet and Steady and held at |6 52 @2 53 forN>. 1 red winter; $2 87@2 38 for No; 2 do.; $2 30 fur No. 1 Mil wauke spring. Corn—In more request and better sales; sales at 97@98c., closing at outside figures. Oils—Steady and unchanged; sales at 75c.

for N 0. 1 State from store. Barley—Nominal. - -

Rye —No sales.

Petroleum—In fair demand at 3,®32c.

and steady, it prevalent for

sheetings, of tbe best makes. In steady but moderate request, at 19c. for Atlantic A and Indian Head; 18)jo. for Pacific; extra New York miUs bleacned muslin Mill readily at 29®30c.; Wamautta, 27c.; Tttscarora, 22)£o. In print* there le no particular change to obs°rve; tbe Cocbeeo, Sprague, end Pacific mills bring 14)i@l0.; Merlmack D, 14® 14)$c. MkltlkBkrn Market. Baltuiorb, Tuesday, April 14. Flour—St if; quotstlona unchanged, but holders demand an advance. Wheat—Wry firm and unchanged. Corn—In fair demand at $1 19®1 12 for white; $1 18 for yellow.

Oats—Dull at 86

Pork—Firm at 28c. for mea».

Bacon—Very firm for rib sides at 16%c.; clear ditto at 17)^(817^8.; shoulders at 14)i®

14)£c.; bams at 19®2Ic.

L .rd —Firm at

HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Flour braoda

spring at

; XN

*11 50® 13 30; XX white at

Pblladelpllla Market. Philadelphia, Tuesday, April 14. Petroleum—In Utile demand; aales at 5(X) barrels of crude at 16Uc.. and 0,000 barrels in bulk at lir.; r»flp*d. *5©26){c. Flour—More doing; ►ale-of northwetterfi extra family et fit© 6e@Il 65. Wheat—In good dautond, with full prices; sale) Of red at im white, (3 15®3 20. Rye—Selee at fl 90. Corn-In felr dematad »0(H!rm;_jales of 5,000 bushels of tello# at fl 20; Western, mixed, »1 18®1 19. _ Osu—Dull at 83®55c. for Western. Prorlthms—Lookiag up.

J. R. BARRETT it CO.. FrsprIMsn,

kurcKBamn, n. k.

Bold by all Drnggiata.

LORD A SMITH.

General pforthwMtexn Axentt. nggiata. dec* deodtwfSm

SALT.

IVEW YORK,

.BlUtPAaFAyoci AVION.

W'ffivavGsr er* with Coarse Sait In'

and

Barninr off Tenement House—Two of tlse Occupante Wearly Ntiffffddkt- 1 ed—Neveral wtliersNeverely injured by Jumping trout Bnn«ing-Auotk.

er Fire.

New York, Tuesday, April 14.

A fire In a tenement house on Irvington street destroyed that and damaged the neighboring building some $10,000 worth. Robert Miller and wife, the occupants, of one of the rooms, were taken out alive, but are not expected to live. A Mr. Silver threw his body out of the window, which was safely caught. His wife then Jumped out, anfi badly fractured her leg) and arms. Tbe man jumped out safely. Three or four other* are reported

badly burned or suff mated.

Bonham & Co.’s furnishing warehouse was damaged $10,000 worth by a fire this morn-

ing.

General Raez Refused Faaaase an a United Stales Vessel to Jamaica— Tbe IIunnub Grant Affair Nettled— An American Brif Fared upon frsua

Fort at SI. TUoimms.

New York, April f4.—A Havana special to the Herald stut^s that General Baez bad been reiuaed a pa-sage at Buracas on tbe United States steamer Sacs, to Jam&cia. Tbe fl >atiug of the Monongehela at Santa Cruz had been twice attempted but proved

Ineffectual.

Tbe Hannah Grant affair has been settled. A United Stales naval officer has fully jus-

titied tbe Vemzulean authorities. The American brig, Betlous Crest, was cently fired upon from the fort at St. Thoi

Mexican Affairs.

New York, April 14.—Vera Cruz dates of the 5tb, via Havant, to tbe 2/era/d state that tbe severe penalties of the law of January 19,

re-

Thomas.

1362, agaiast traitors are to be modified with a revolution as threatened in Nure Loau and

Cab alia.

General Altirre has been offered by the courts in Yucatan to release all the conscriptsCongress is t iking into consideration the prospect of a railway to the Pacific, and a Mexican steamship line between the 1

that ocean.

AVcisTA.

1 porta

S A. JL* T ! SALT!!

for the sale of Kanawha In large barrels. "aIulVO

pound barrete forth* trade, by the ear load or drar load, at mannfortnrer's prices. Also, agent for tbe sale off me hmt Carboaor GwU otL Do

not'

^g^^n^if^WALLarE.

CLAIRVOYANT.

/"(L AIBVO YANT AND MEALING MEDIUM, Vy will give a correct dtaxnoati of all disease*

■ erva Sion of Feasce sat Approtacblnz Klee tioss. Gcgdsta, Ga., Monday, April 13. Gcurrul Meade has Issued an important order to the military authorities ta provide for a fair vot« and for the preservation of peace during the coming election. No intimidation is to be allowed on either side, and all persons are forbidden to carry arms at poliDcal gathertm;.-or at the election polls. All violations of this order are to be tried by military commission. The canvass is headed end both parties are straining ev> ry nerve. c Damages to Vegetation by liall. GdGUSTa. April 13.—There was a severe bail storm this afternoon, injuring fruit ahd vegetation. A LB A AY. Legislative—Tbe F.rle Ultl. Albany, Tuesday, April 14. In the Senate to-day the Eric bill was taken up In Committee of the Whole, when Mr. Coapman moved to substitute for the first auction, which Ugalizcd the ten million* Issued, the following; Section Firrt It shall be lawful for the Erie Railroad Company to use the money realized from the convertible bonds issued by said comp any on the 19.h of February aid tb*. 3d of March, am,anting in all to$1(1 JXll,(Xx), for the purpose of completing, furnishing, and oprrailox the railroad, ami for no other purpose. Progress reported without action. TI OAT REAL Kulogf- on McGee In the Uhurch— '• lie lll»lio|> Greet*.*1 with •inevrs— People Cru.Uek in tbe Crowd. Montreal, Tuesday, April 14. . At the conciustou of that portion of the eulogy on MiGee.in church, when the Fenians were denounced, tUfi Bishop was greeted with cheers. A few pehyle were badly crushed, and one or two run over la the great crowd. Secretary Seward Iris trr.t a telfgrsm, hoping the murdercia would be arrested. SAVA A A AII.

Conservative Nominations. Savannah, Tuesday, April 14. Ala conserv t.ve me* tiiu; last evening, In Masonic Hall the nini“i of Janies It. Gordon, for (iavernor; II. 8. F.tch, for Congress, and Rufus E. Leslie, for -state S.-uatnr, were received with loud applause. The audience was addressed by several prominent speakers.

TOROATO.

Arrival o from Hu natory u *

f Rod Y ffuio- Mi

.Til

Tlike Tlnrpby

vetlnu* Coud«m»

TlcGvc.

Toronto, Tuesday, April 14. Tbe body of 'he notorious Mike Murphy arrived Irorn liulfaln this afiernoon, under tie au-plces of the Hibernian Society. Me-t'ugscontinue to be held tu various sections of the Country. cjiidemniug tbs atrocious murder of McGee, aud sympathizing with his family. BOVTOA.” Rurnlngof tbo Zodiac. HoeroS. Tuesday, April 14. The steamer Z •dtac, of the regular line between Boston and Savannah, burned to the waters edge at the wharf this morning. No cargo was on board. She was owned byMurray, Fern* A Co^ef New York. W ASHI AUTO A.

Nt.

Thomas— at

No More Ulaolera *»t Frequency of Kartbquakca Forao Kico. Washington, Tursday, April 14. Tie Consul at Poite Ri :o reports the cessation *f cholera at st. Tuotnas. At Porto Rico cai tftqaskes are of dally recurrence. CHlCACiO. Fire. Chicago. Tuesday, April 14. A (Ire at Lolland, Illinois, this morning, destroyed property valued at $30,tXXJ—Insured for $17,200. alexaYdkia.

Arrival of Eergcant Hate" Alexandria, Va , Tuesday, Ap Sergeant Biles arrived this nfitrno* met with an eatbuidaetlc reception. 1 arrive in Washington to-morrow. LHARLESTOA. Political. CHARLKeTON, Tuesday, Ap r Mr. Ashley and other It. publican n are addressing a radical meeting t.-niy

BY CABLE.

Financial and Commercial I/ONDON, April 14.—Erie, 40. Liverpool, Ap>rll 14.—Lard, firm quut*an<l steady. .

DRY GOODS.

pH ti

STATE cjlNO

14. . He will

I 14. :akcn

Perk

9m no coNNKcrior wttr ant otbke fnamn fiarr of the same tfitme. in or out of Indianapolis

W. ft H. GLENN Proprietors ^ __ 7M* *• HsOUKIMFI, Praprletords’

Buildeni’ and Manufacturers’ A-SSOOIA-TIONV ' ' 7 -' *T) < -r-f

Manofaeturera off

- - . /Ca Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc., 2; heTefsi ey caa eaas.. rj .oo/f"1. Ace dealers in all kiada of Lumber, Lath and Shingles, IVXOLIDIlsrOS, - •jf'Oj " j ; . . jsCJ *,» “r ^ -ti• -■

Saab, Window

Planing of ail Kinds, Turning, Scroll Sawing. ••u i.i 841,’ , <■„.-> i.^alP 7, it n«Biig Mill, 225 M. DelfiWfi;* Strut, INDlAJVAPafoffS, INDIANA.

C. EDEN, President,

J. L. AVERY. Secretary. 5— 0 ian SI <t& annum oOHin,:

SPEER’S PORT GRAPE WINE, Wee* by Hu u daala of Oonrraratlona for Ohmreh or Commanion Psmsm. Also, Eseellani for

Ladies and waakiy Panona 10 Us*.

REMOVAL.

JEfc J3 M O # » • : * ‘o »n.

• i 2 T , j 1 1

We notify our friends and patrons that tha CABINET MAKERS’ UNION Have removed their F ur n i r vir © Store To their Warehouse on Eaet Market St., near Win*tea St., TDROM whence they shall eontlnue to offer JU their good* for stole at reduced prleea. for cash. Q. STARK. Agent, marts dlmAS

RAILINGS. ETC.

WROUGHT IRON BEAMS -A.NO GmtXYTa'Ra. Tiivioisr iroiv

Fitts burg, Feaaayfvaala. rpai atfontioon ofBnglneera sad Aeohltseta J. la called to oar baiawad Beams and Glrde compound welds lx which have proved so objection: mode of manufactariar, are entirely avoided. We are prepared to furnish all sizes at termi as favorable a* eaa le cMki

isrDsssff) between the stem and flange* ' 10 objectionable in the old ar.areentirelya tsh all sizes at t aacaaheohtainadelevrhere. tordeaoriptive lithograph, address TUR UNION IRON MILLS. Janlt d3m Pittabnrg. Pa.

PUMP?.

STAR PUMP. E. HASKET & CO.,

Pump Makers,

\A7 OULD sav that they have their Shop located V V at Mo. Ms Hast VVa.hlngton street, and are prsixuvd to do Pa aip Work on shoit nouca Every

' irae

ton .boitt

one wishing work 'done, and can’t lose tbe tin to call at the shop, an order through the postoffl

will be promptly Oiled.

JO*. J e tbe i post

INDIANA STATE STOCK*

TO HOLDERS OF INDIANA STATE STOCK

XTOTIC'E Is hereby riven to holders af Indiana As 5 I’ej' cent. Certiorates of State Htock, that

und Comm usloners will.

,, to holders

k oinking Y

: l.t 01 July nex». pay, pro r*t_, — . 1 rertltlea’es of rtoek'thff amount of n hand belonging to said fun

ent. of said

Uui 8l*U> Debt

on the

sa'd

or money

id. estimated 11 Scute, out-

ot «

then

about twenty per o

standing.

liohleis of certiflcate, whodeslrc to arcept the per rcnlura of principni which the fund »et apart liar this purno»e w ill then pay. are required to BeUfv the Agent of Btau, et bis ofliee. In Dwyoff New York, on or before the noth of

It then pay. are requir-

Agent of State, at bis office, In York, on or before the ooth of

.luno next, ut which place, on tbe l.tof July

following, the payment will lie made.

NATI! AN KIM BALL. Treasurer of Stste,

T B. McCARTY, auditor of Sta e, W y URK-UAM Agent of State.

KxOfllcio State Debt Sinking Fund Commissioner.. aprd diot

HAIR RESTORER.

Jp; makes hair grow on bald heads when hi disease. It is clean, doe. not gum the hair. Is L'gantly perfumed, and a splendid dressing; contains no sugar of lead or nitrate of silrer. Sold by ail Apothecaries. F. H CLUCK, Chemist, Boston, MUMschusotls, proprietor. nnvSS dtv

TOBACCO WORKS.

XXSTXPI AFOXuLS

Tobacco Worka

J. A.. MAY & CO..

Manufacturers of and dealers in all kinds of

PLUG TOBACCO.

Office, No. in F.aat Santis Street.

All Brand* Warranted.

JantB d»P3m

BANKING.

SAYINGS BANK, 3&East Washington St. cr. B. Birziisra-EB.,

(FOKMF.RLY OF Fl.KTCIIER'8 BANK,) Will don General Banking Business, buy and i Exchange, Gold, silver, and Goverumunt

rietle

sell Sect

Deposits rcclved In sums of One Dollar and upward), and interest allowed on time depot!

Flotch

sums of Uno Dollar and illowed on time deposits.

REFERS TO:

:hcrs’ Bank. Stoughton A. Fletcher, Sr.

n6d8m

SPOOL COTTON.

MARBLE.

J A S O INT D A 2VL E , Dealer in AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE, ’VTO. *9 Kant Washington street, nearly opposite TN Odd Follows’ Hall, Indianapolis, Indira, koeus on hand and manufactures to order all htwitsof Mennmentat aad Tamil Stone Work, 01 tbe latest designs and best patterns used. All ol which we will sell on terms to defy competition. Give us a nail. ant) dlv

TREES.

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Orapevlnea, Etc., (or Spring. 1868rpilE largest stock in the country. For sale In X largo or small quantities. A descriptive and illustrated price ca alogue of Frulta, and oneof Ornamental Trees and Plants, sent prepaid for 10 cents each. Wholesale Catalogue free KLLWANGKR A BAKJtk, Alt. Hope Nurseries, Rochester, New York. mars dTukffrMw

PROFESSIONAL.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN.

TAR. T.OEPER, SB., who hat an

J_/thlrty years’ practice in tha Kingdom dionapo'lis. Office and residence, 188*East Vfai

Ington street. Office hours trom ten ' jk *Jai%0^tn t ^ ^ our * in ttM evening.

PORT WINE.

▼INETABBS. NEW JEUSEY. Speer’s Pert Grape Wine FOUR TEAKS OLD. f |5niS Justly celebrated native Wine Is made from the juice of the Oporto Grape, raised in thi* country, its invaluable TONIC AND STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES are unsurpassed by any other native Wine. Being the pore Juice of the grape, produced under Mr. Speer's own personal supervision, lu purity wad genuineness are guaranteed. The youngest child easy partake of ita generous qualifies, .ad the weakest invalid may us* it to advantage. It is particularly beneficial to tbe aged and debilitated, and salted to tbe various ailments that afflict the weaker sex. It la, in every respect, A Wlae to be Keltefi nm. DfTALIM USX SFXXB’B POST GRAFS WINK. Fzxslzs USX Srxxx’s Pox* Gsarx Whtk. WXAXLTPBnaon riNb a Bknxfit st its cax. fiVSpenrs Rtnndnrtl Wine Bitter*. Sold by Druggists and Grocers. Broadwa* r It "York 1, >ew Jer * e y- 0®e«,»4S HORN, ANDERSON A CO, Agents, ludlanapolit. JanWdTnThkBatkwiy

COLD PENS.

•Tb* Pern ts Mightier than the Sword." leiTonlou mis DO NOT WEAR OUT.

A Single One will Last a Lifetime. BY THEIR USE THE LABOR 07 WRITING IS REDUCED, Greater Uniformity la Obtained. JEcue, Elegance and Beauty art acquired. KEfOIT, PHASER! AM) PROFIT COXSTLItt The Beet, Cheapest and most Durable Inatrumenta for Writing ever used. •ENT BY MAIL SAFELY. Prwu, /Vty CViiia and upnoard. SO TRAVELING AGENTS EMPLOYED. Call and you will find Pei. exactly adapted to your hand and atyle of writing; or encioM .tamp for circular. A. MOHTON, tt MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. novVdAwam

INDIANAPOLIS.

B. O. SHAW, CABRUGK MAXUFACTCBEI, Noe. 28 sind 30 East Oeergln MtreeK. lNDIAriAFOl.18, DID. mariSdSm

MUNSON’S Copper Lightning Rod,

The most complete protection against' , .. Disaster by Lightning ever Invented.

Agents wanted in every county In the -Western and Southern States. Address DAVID M TIN SON, arts riSm I^dfananoMa.

UENUYM. WfifiEATLEY ACU. Manufacturers of DOORS,SASH, BLINDS Boor and Window Frames, Etc.,

And

Onlr Box Dlnnufacturcre In

Indlanapoiie

Corner South and Delaware streets. ttlF*Boxes of .11 kinds put up at

Clncinaati prices.

1 put up apr9 dSm

BREMERMAN & RENNER, Carriage Manofactarers, Ho. 123 East Washington Ht., (Oppos i te the Court House.) api 5 dSm Indianapolis.

McCKEERY * EAY, HOUSE-KEEPERS* EMPORIUM, M sad S3 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, Wholesale and Retail Queens ware. Furniture, Mtovee, Cutlery, And House Furnishing Goods of all kino.. apr3 dam

ALBUMS. ETC.

PIANOFORTES.

Jennys & Son.

GRAND, StlFAHE, AND UPHIUHT. YUHICH ARK NOW ACKNOWLEDGED TO V Y be, by the leading artists In thi) country, superior to any others tt» AmerlcA. Ttiwe m-tni - menta possess every modern improvement are of tbe largest site, finished in Carved and Plain Rosewood coses, embracing every vanuty of style. Each has the full Metallic Frame, Uverstrung Bats, (with or without too agraffe arrangement;. Kerb baa the French Grand Action acknowledged to be superior to any other in rapid execution. These instruments are all seven, seven and a quarter, and seven and a third octaves : constructed of thoroughly seasoned wood, aad or the finest and best material. For great power, Singing qualities, sweetness and purity of (one throughout the entire Register; elegance o( finish and gjeat durability, the Pianofortes of Messrs. Jenitvs A Son are unsurpassed by any other makers In the World, and have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM WHKRRVKU KXI11BIT ED. The same facilities whteb enables this Urm to produce a superior instrument, also enable them to offer their Pianofortes to the publi<

fit NTT

PER

Tbe spec!;

Is li

Pianos before making

Instrument is

lie at

CKNT. tower than any other

■Ctl

Arst-claas manufacturer In the country. dal attention of Dealers, Teachers ami

nlnation of thei

others

invited to the e:

Ing their

.minatlon ol

flection elsewhere,

’arranted

fatly

Irrulars sent to all parts

Addro

Every Instrument Tear*. Descriptti

the country upon application.

J N ^ JJ A .

for Five 1 parts of

No. *« and OB East Twentv-flnt street, New York, between Second and Third avenues

novISdeodly

PROFESSIONAL.

JOSEPH W. NICHOL, Attorney find Counselor at Law Ufltoe, Noe. 1 and t. np stairs. Talbott A New Block, first beiUiiag south of the Post Office, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, YXTTLL prsctleo In tho Inferior and Suprc YV Courts of Indiana, aad in tho Feder Courts. MP*ODllecUoat promptly attended to. axKxa TO S. X M’PONALD.

Jonathan W. Gordon.

xporienee of Kingdom of

t Wash-

ten to twelve

NOTICE.

JpElNTflTG of ai doacriptlona noatly dono at j

jDaBimwaECHifflwss

the BOBtiMl Ofito*.

mfiffll dSR

syMcisSba{Eii^s, , 1 s w, “”' , '“' mart aim hTl. MILLER.

DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution of Partnership.

i»c Wtq.* (

Walter March.

CrORDOIY Ac HARCU, Attorneys at Law.

XT TILL practice In tbe Federal and State V¥ Courts. By arrangement with tbe firm of

Samnel D. tiurloei^ &, Co., 927 Sanfiom Street, PIIILADELPI1IA, PEiMV., MANCFACTCRERS OF PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS IPuthlieliers, AND BOOK BINDERS. FIMY1ND PULPIT BIBLES Pocket Bibles, Reference Bibles, Diamond & Pearl 32 Mo. Bibles, ▲11 sizes, styles, kinds and descriptions of Photograph Albums!

At prices which compete with alt.

Specialities in Styles liarly our Own.

Fecu-

INDIANAPOLIS.

i. - - «

JTOUN WOUDBKIDGE Ac CO., I

woxrxxe Of

China, Glass A Qaeensware,

16 W. Washington Street, ^

INDIANAPOLIS. As 1

II. V. WKNT «fc CO., Importers and dealers in China,Class A Qneensware, No. 37 South Meridian Street, fobfi dA 81m Indianapolie,

I ■ 1 «

0 tl

v. BUTSGH * DreKOON, j No. 27 East Georgia Street, 1 Keep all grades of ‘ ®

O O -A. ILi ! ; At lowest market prices. Give them J

ca-no VBIk Sc BATCKFt. ELASTIC AND LOCK STITCH

s s

Sewing IHachines, 21 East Washington Street. AS

n l V fa

WM. CHA.Klhlafiilt, t Wholesale Dealer In * a ap- ass JW-, »

Grocers’ Paper Bags and Flour Sacks, t

TWINE. Ac. u Indianapolis, IndianapolisAS s

TOOD. CARMICHAEL St, WiLUAWS, W holexale Booksellers and Stationers Publications of all denominations. Minister*’ and Sunday School Libraries, Sinking Books, Bte. Glenn’S Block Indianapolis. AS

■

W. OvKI’ITEK Sc MKO-, tl Wholesale Dealers tn J t tYew Yorlc KegT* and Bal- ^ tlmore Cun Oyrtens, r

66 South Illinois Street,

jsnlS d3mA9 Indianapolie. ^

A. C. BtSAUKLBUBH, Dealer in FARM 91 ACUI3ERT, HARDWARE AND SEEDS, Western Depot for the National Plow Company. 75 West Washington Street, Janlfi dSmAS Indiana polio.

DORSEY, LAYMAN 8l FLETCHER, 1 (Succcthors to Dorsey A Layman,) 1 Importers and dealers in , 1 Hardware, Cutlery,

WINDOW GLASS, ETC.,

(51 E. Washington St., Indianapolis.As

Splegei- Tboma A Co., M-A.rqrcrFA.CTTJKEHs Wholesale and Retail Dealers in JFTJI^.lSriTTJR.E! Factory, East Street—Ware room-, No 71 and 73 West Washington otreet, lanlS d3mAS 1 ndtana pol i %,

f a

e d

NT. FlyrUit .V esonn.

Doors, Blinds, Sash, u Flooring, Window and Door Frames, “

Ac., Ac , Ac. v

Agents for R. Bail A Co.’s Woodwork- m

ing Machinery,

Mils—Cor. of Tennessee and Geor-

gia struts, Indiunap di*. ind.

jaiil2d3mASnn

Brush Banufaclory Wholesale and Ketart. 8CH8IEUEE A FU1CKEH, No. 194 East Washington St, INDIANAPOLIS All kind) of Brushes on hand and manufactured to order. AS

fe no u

BHSIWNINU St SLOAN, q

W00LGS1LE DRUGGISTS, APOTHEOAHIEtT HALL,

No). 7 and 9 East Washington street _

Indianapolis, Ind’ana. AS

J. KManufacturer snd wholesale dealer in Btots, Shoes tod Leather, Also, dealer in Hides, Oil and Shoe t indings, Nos 47 an.1 49 South l»eiaware Street INDIANAPOLIS AS 1 ,

e P

il. .a. :x: s :s :e id

WASTED BY

S . J> . D

C O .

tho trade that

-snive iin-

XTYOUl.D respectfully inform V v tiu-y have )u»t comuletol

provemcuU in their Manufactory, and are now urepaml to furnish goods In any quantity, at

low prices and short notice.

CONTRACTS TO FURNISH Printing Paper and Binding Made on the most favorable terms. fifi^Prlce Lists Rent Application. itlkt dSm

I. 1*. KVAINtS Sc CO„

Manufacturers of

i n w e e tl Oil* .24 8. Delaware ?t., Indianapolis. AS

KKYNOLD8 A; UOLLtDAk, JOSZEHS OP Kerosene l^ampw P.roniexl Chsndeliers. Bracket Lann* LanUiruj*. and Lamp Trimiuings generally, • i. L. C. 14.” Flint Glass Uhim neys. No. IS S.MertiiianStreet. Indianapolis.

PROFESSIONAL.

Extraordinary Sneers.

■pARALYSIS, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sick I ilca>la<'he, 8i>a«m>, Weak Chests, 8pinal Affections. General Dehitity. Dropsy, Obstrucied

* a ( hrouio nature arc occasioned by

Affections. General Debility, Dropsy, Menstruation, aud Diseases of a ( hrouio

gmerslly, especially such

By arrangement with M arch, they w ill assisl

ess of tl

Ray, Gordon A March, they v the business of that firm.

assist inclosing

lee In irrr A Talbot of Post Office, North

va Block, N*. 4, south . Pennsylvania street.

IssMlmisapwlls. *s»<H*ss*.

HOTELS

United States Hotel, Opposite the New York and New Haven and Western Railroad Depot, BEACH NTKEET, BOSTON,

Jan30dly

Br F. M. PRATT. Formerly of the Amerioan House.

Obstructions tn its* circulation off tbe Blood, Cured by Equalizers—« set of Instrument) invented by Dr George llarifleliLef l ineinnati,by which ancqiuhzation of the circulation may l>e

WOKTYDERFUTL, C l ' ICES Have boon effected by tho new treatment. Wo take pleasure, in proof of this, to refer to the following coses treated by the nse of our Equaltiers within the post eighteen months: Dr. WiUium Johnson, of Monroe, Michigan; paralysis of the left side; cured In two months. Dr. J M. Feme, of this city; neuralgia and paralysis of the right hip and lower limb;cured in tonr weeks. T. J. Davis, of this c.ity; paralysis of the right side, with loss of speech; cured in four weeks. William Wilcox, of this city; paralysis of the ' ' ' ured in three weeks. :he above there are numerous eases of Paralysis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, anil kindred diseases, we have treated w ith a success hitnerto unknown in the history of diseases in this city

snd vicinity.

desiring treatment may consult us at

avenue, or

American Hotel

Chestnut street, opposite old lmlei>endence Hail

JytSdtf

PHILADELPHIA, 3. M. HEULINGS, Proprietor.

MANHATTAN HOTEL. HURRAY 8TKEF.T. Second door from Broadway, opposite the Park NEW YORK. N. HUGGINS, Proprietor.

BLACKING.

XO XHE L,-A.IDLES. THE CIRAGE ]FRAN CATS

FRENCH

OR D R E 8 S I

N C

WUl he used In every fomlly in the country when they find out Us good qualities, adiet’ Boots are made to look as good as now. hlldren’s Boots are made to look as good as new. Travelling Bags are made to lob k as good as new. Trunks are made to look a* good as new. It makes tbe leather soft ana pliable. It will not rub off wben wet and soil the skirts. Be sure and get tbe genuine. B. T. BBOWN A CO., Proprietor*, Boston. Manufacturers of the celebrated Army and Navy Past* Blacking, and Blackings snd Dressing* of mil kinds for boats snd shoes. de«** (torn eod Ta.ThA8at

NOTICE.

Notice to Contractors.

gEAUH)^propot*U will be recolved^untll April It, 1888, tor the erection of the following buildings upon the 8tala Fair Grounds, to wit:

One Amphitheater. One Fine Art Hall. One Floral Hell.

On* Mechanic*’ Hall.

One Ladles' Cottage.

Ons Executive Offlce.

Plans sad speeifiesttoas can be seen at my office, in 8tat* House, after Friday morning next.

. „ . A. J. HOLMES,

rtsry Indiana State Board Agriculture. Board Rooms, Indianapolis, April», ’63.

Feerefoi

State

aprtdfit

BRICK.

BRICK ! BRICK ! !

PORSALK-R^rofl^s < u*’r^Btabl« Dq p«

■filUttv

Persons desiring treatment may cor ourofflee and residence 142 Virginia a by letter enclosing two red stamps. BprSdSm D». L. I>. 1

BOWEN, SITE WART dc CO., Wholesale Dealers in PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Paper. Window Paper, Blank Books, Ac., Ac., 1? West Washington street, Imllinapolls.

wool* Sl hoyi>. Producers of West Virginia Lubricating aad Burning Oils, Manufacturers'Agents for the sale of Paints. Oils and Varnish, manufacturers of Pure Liuer V inegar, 15 Ssiulb meridian Street. INDIANAPOLIS.

FII.I.IOIT , RYAN A CO., Wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Tobacco AN I* CIGAKN, No. 48 South Meridian Street, janSOSm INDIANAPOLIS.

Cabinet Makers’ Union Manufaotnrarsof all kinds of FURIVITURE, Corner Market and Winston Sis., Indianapolis, lud Jsn22 dASSm

MEDICAL.

DR. WM. THOMSON’S Offlce and Consultation Parlors are located at

XYo. *» South Dclawar

HER* he win eon tin oe to treat and cure set. In an their • *, ramification*

root

trnment, blndlwr hlmsell Tect a radical and permane:

11. tySei^nfilorfl Co.$ tOMMlSSIO^i MtRlUiXTS, Dealers in FLOUR, FEED, CLOVER, TIMOTHY SEEDS 81 and 83 Masonic Hall. Indianapolis. Agents for Biard A Gough’s Union Steel Plows. janlHdSmAS

SAW WORKS.

E. C. ATKINS Ac Co., Sheffield Saw Works,

ESTABLISHED

Manufacturers of extra Cast Steel Patent Ground W arranLxl Circular, llfiill, fflulcy, Crono-dTut aud Web

» w

lo Man

rht Hook Cross-cut Saws for

Also, Solo Manufacturers of Tuttle’s Improved Straight Hook Cross-cut Saws for the N\ esh

States.

MXNUFATORY AND WAREHOUSE, No. 816 south Illinois »t., Sonth off YTulon Depot, ludlanapolla, Ind. Particular attention paid to re-toothing and

re- 1 Ah

articular attention pa

straightening Circular Saws, all kinds; breakage at owner’s ris!

roa Pnicx Li»t lanlBeotl

■t

Iso, repairs of k. Btf'SBMD it* eodwwSm

MILLINERY.

MRS. M. J. THOMAS HAS REMOVED HER Millinery Rooms YTtROM No. 6 West Washington C up stairs, in the same build! will be pleased to meet her old pat With an ample Stock: of Nice Goods, In all the latest styles, at the lowest cash prices. ■fe^AU work'done neatly and promptly. feHS d3m -

(O AW. here shB id friend

CIGARS.

9@.

The Bert 0X0

0W.

aud Cbeupeaffl A. K, S !

B. 'V. EIKTOS, ARCHITECT, And Buperlntendent, Room No 7 up stairs. Ellen's Block, Market St., east of post office, aprfi d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

S . K. A U r !»I A Nl , Wholesale Dealer in lu I <1 U ■ B S . Aud sole manufacturer of Dr. Kuufmtsn'o Hitters, No. 116 South Meridian St. JanlS dSm&3 INDIANAPOLIS.

pra _ irteen thousand cases.

Dr. Wm. Thomson, la his practice for Scrofula, Rheumatic and general diseases of the blood, ses a Fumigating vapor Bath of the most ingelons kind,In conjunction with internal treat*

>ent.

SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence off df-abuse. This solitary Ylee, or depraved sex*

ith unerring orbid sympfo: deal mens

con Silo

g of chariots,

ess of the limbs, go

loss of confide:

:ilect, ichim tntanl &

out the lolas,

confused vision, blunted confidence, diffidence In i

g strangers, n dislike to form new

'isposittonfo shun society, lost

hes, pi:

lances, a dispoti

hectic fins!

sd vision,

diffidence in *!• i to form new at* tun society, loss ot pies and various

xer-office ouih Delawa

P. O. Box 1650

mntly iusanity.

-ted, on tho first appearance of any of symptoms, should immediately apply

. Thomson foi relief.

Ice and Consultation Parlors, No. 18 are street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

marlO dly

Pxivam Disssszs cured at the WkstkkN MKDiCAL OFFICES. SI Illinois street, Indianapolis; Indiana, and 117 Sycamore street, Ciucm-

nat., Ohio.

Until Cured.

Recent cases cured ia^two to eiglit days. Those of long standing cored in ler. than half the time others oedapy iu experimenting. Our remedies for ;hemin .1 Weakuex-never fail. Ft-

uedies t»r;8emiu.l Wcakues-never fail. Fete ailments speedily curcit. Female Pills. $S; ra, $5. OurGEuMAN PERIODIC POWDEh.

s the monthly >ard furnished.

Advice frr

ce and co:

id *6 cents and stamp tor B

cular on private matters, or stamp

explaining use of an article lor the married

‘ring for a friendli

OWI

low in twenty-four Medicines sent by

nd confidential Charges

“ook aad Clrfor Circular,

married.

r talk or iel-

marlfi ddwly

[l&iversallSeuralgiaj

Speedy Cure »or. NEURALGIA, A.XD ALL NERVOUS Cif'.ASES.

s an unfailing remedy in all cases of . algia Facialis, often effecting a perfect

No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disi failed to yield to this wonderful reme-

Lvc-n in the severest eases oi Chronic Neural-

falls to produce a complete and per-

il contains no drugs or other materials in the

-t has long been In constant use by man; of oar

dentty mail on receipt of price, and postage,

package, $ HO postage 6 cents, packair’ s #5 00 post tge S7 cents.

Twelve packages, $9 00; postage 46 cents. It is s->la Uy t i e- . .. ml retail dealers la gs and medicines througnout the United

es, and by

TURn Eli A CO., Sole Proprietors.

120 Tremont street, B ston, ilass. >tkwart a Morgan , and BROWatNG ASLoan, Agents,

oct5 il6mdc<‘10w6ui Indianaoohs, Indiana.

DR. WRIG-HT S

TAR SYRUP. Fact* are stubborn tut ,• ’says the old prov- . and in these alone do we intend to de^ in sentmg WKIoHT’3 TAR SYRUP to the pubAll know the necessity of guarding against ds. as well as the necessity for taking tbe per remedies when the Colds are upon us. We ay, without fear of contradiction, that the supeior of Wright's Tar Syrup tor the cure of Conplion, Coughs, colds, Broncnitls, and all dis■s of the Throat and Lungs, does not exist.

sis Irom persons, some of

f the com

ease:

Below are lestiiuo

hum are known in all parts of the country : Dr. K. Shelton Mackenzie. Literary Editor Forney'» Philadelphia. Press, writes:

Hu.so xurtUA, July SU, 1867.

Dear Sir: Last Christmas, for the first time in my life, I was much affiicted by a very severe C-fld, with almost constant Congb and sore

"Practice makes pnrieA” the lore 1 coughed the worse. 1 i considered an accident, but no

have been a Providence, 1 was induiM

vt right’s Tar byrup, purcha

greatly relieved In t

really rel

In ten. U is uot unpleasant to

ink Mi

ay through an old orks ot that Bishot

•am irul, •West a

and among these were

agly advocated the

tseases from Catarrh to the plague,

the cogency ot "

stroi

arguments, an' of Dr. Wright’s that they were

COJUT liX Ac aOTMFClri, | Dealers in LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, | PINE, OAK, ASH, AND POPLAR FLOORING | Yard north of Terre Haute Deiwt, I aprtifltmAS INDIANAPOLIS. |

HIHLHOn’ <Sb BFtO., Wholesale dealers In Copper Distilled Bourbon nnd Bye WIilsRy. also, dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Cigars, No. 77 S. Meridian Sk, Indianapolis XE9*FinIar A Wilder’s celebrated Toledo Ale for sale. AS

S. TB I IsT IL LH Y , * Manufacturer and dealer in Yrixmlte* Vh.||»c«, Traveling Bags, Etc.. ■VYholcssle and retail. No. S» Sonth Illinois street, Indianapolis, tog-* repairing done on short notice. Trunks made u> order. Ian23 d*w*63m

S.ttlTH, HOWARD A GO.) Jobbbcrs and Retailers in DTR-ST O- O O XT) S - ‘•TRADE PALACE, ” 26 and tS West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. AS

DYE HOUSE.

IN THE CITY AT

GREENE’S DRUG STORE, - Ho. os Ketot Mff Mfiiafftoa street. . -j

Steam I>^e House. /^1 BOSE’S STEAM DT* HOUSE, Nos. 90 a" Vy. sil East Washington street. Ladies’ an Gentlemen’s Garments, such as Crapes.^Broined or colored

11 work

repaired Into latest styles febSn dly

1 warrant r it< >SI

BOUNTIES.

tOLDlERs having additional Bounty Claims,

sale unsettle

best,

proverb say», but 1 did 1U By whut

iow believe to ced to try Dr.

»cu trem you, and days, wholly cured to tbe taste, which

Many years ago, reading my library, I came across the erkeley.who prophetlcall

ugly

nany tin

ben struck wit!

use of Tar, as curative of arrh tothe plague. I was

th the cogency of the good Bishop’s d am now sure—from the efficacy

the same remedy— t. Yours, truly, ,, L.L.D.

ght’a preparation of were entirely correc

SHELTON MACKENZIE,

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

Dear sir: Having witnessed the operation of Dr. Wright’s Tar Syrup in cases of Consumption, I cheerfully recommend it to all persons so afflicted. JESSE r. walker,

and Chestnut streets. Philadelphia. Winnrrtt, butcher, in Second street

Uatlelphia, writes:

After suffering lor two years with Consumption and constant hemorhages, I was induced to try Dr. Wright’s Tar Syrup. After using six bottles,

ed, and I am now a hi to attend to

Syrup

s ago is nearly all

highly of it. bend

at Middletown.

rigl

allh returnc

busine

S. Stevems, Druggist,^Reading, Pa^ writes;

Mr. J. J. Kromer: The gn pnrchnseit about three weeks sold. My customers speak h f a gross of it to my lathe

to my father,

cnnsylvania, and charge it to me.

C. B. Vansyckel, Druggist, Trenton, N. J., say: Dr. Wright's Tar Syrup docs all you claim n . I am selling largely of it, and with much sal-

faction to my customers.

V\ right's Tarbyrup is sold by all Druggists and Country Storekeepers. Price $1 per bottle. One bottle will check the most aggravated Cough.

KROMER' 5 hair ffp * Best iu 1t\eWorld.

Natural. Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest in the World—will give satisfaction to all. JOHN J. KRoMER, 403 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Sole Proprieur. For sale bv BROWNING A SLOAN and 3V . I. 1A8K1T A CO., Indianapolis, Indiana, novas deodAwly

CHiWiCcI WORM TEA

| | A pleasant, safe and effectual Vegetahle Uem< dy lor all kinds of Worms found in the human booyj also, a reliable cure for Fits snd Worm Feve’. Possessing In its combination wonderful clean I Ing and strengthening properties, it will always Improve the health of the patient, whether affected by Worms or other causes. ■Price 85 Cen recent by mall for 25 cents. JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist ~ M. S. BURR A CO., *6 Tremont street, Bosh.* General Agents, and for tale by all Druggists. rtAffvTfcwlV

BOOTS AND SHOES.

TO SHOE CUSTOneas.—Now spring styles of Boots and Stkoes at Mayo’s Shoe Store. No. 23 East Washington street, Stop In and .ee.

BOOTS AND SHOES—We are rccolv. ing, direct from tho manufacturers, some splendid styles ot Ladles’ aad misses’ Wanting Boots, In morocco. Kid or Lasting. The very hoot In the artoct, at tho loweot price*. E. H. JHAYO JtOO., 23 East Washington Street.

SAVE moNKY-la buying yon r Boots and Shoos at nay o’r oho* Saar*. Thle establishment.has at InrE* stock off new Spring Good* and bottom prices. feb4 dim

BANKERS.

which remaia unsettled, can tell the tame to a good advantage by apply Ing to or address- Hann

U ^Nortneast’ corner Washington streets, Irriiunapolu, Indian

pplytagto A • w • M ft Hoi and Itlinols

liana. nutrl9 dim*

URIGHTsSt CO.. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 10 New Street, Ifew Work. Entrance, 64 Broadway. Fosfoffle* Box, 5,500.

Special ’ Partner)

bought and

its received aud in-

rest allowed

Ka| 1 K

Carty, Auditor of Auditor ot State

Herd A Hendricks, W. W. Woolen, Esq. ; Indianapolis Indiana; Hon. B. W Terre Haute. Indiana’, D. Eloketta, Esq.. nt, J. L. Bradley. Esq.. Prraldent, Jeffersonville, Indiana; E. T. Kefghtly A Co., Grocn-

Exchange,

ibTon commission. Deposits i

on daily balances. —Faran A McLean

taynXEscxs—

F. E. Squire A Co., Cincinnati, 0.;H

' State, Hon. A J. 1

n A McLean, Cincinnati, O.; ncinnati, O.iHon. T. B. Mco, Hon. A J. Momoon ex-

Donald A Koache, HeuW. W. Woolen^E^.,