Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1868 — Page 3

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INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Columbus and Indianspolis Line.

TRAIXS LCaVX. ARRTVX

l.ightninar Day Express 3 00a.m. BdWp. m hull and Express 10d0a. m, in i ictim-.nd Ac-comniodatlon 4:00|> in. 12:‘0p. m New York Night Express . ft;H3p. m. M:S'.a. m Sunday Express Ctep. m. 8i36a. m Cluclnnstl and Indianapolis Junction. Cincinnati via Cambridge and Conner grille.

....8:00 a.m. 12S0p. ra 10;10a. in. 2:00 a. m

Cincinnati Express

lpress

linciun.tti axp

Cincinnati, Richmond and Chicago Rai:road. Cincinnati via Richmond. Cincinnati Express 3:00 a m. 2:00 a. in Bellsfontiino Railway—Bee Line Route.

2:15 a. m 8:30 a m 8: 0 p. m 3d)0 p. m 8:10 a. m

10:00 a. m 8 -.25 p. m

I>uy Kxprevn K.ibtrrn Kxpress Nlghc Kxpres L’ni'*n Accommodatiou. kuuclLy Kxpress

2:.V) a m, 10:00 a m.

.... 9:00 p. m. 8:00 a. m.

.... 8:u0 p. in.

Madison Railroad.

Mail

5:K) a. m.

Express

10:30 a m.

feff.raonvllls K.ilroid.

a:45 a. m 0:00 a in 8:25 p. in

Night Express 2:30a. Mail 10:30 a. Mixed Train 5:15 p Chicago Express 3:15 p m. Indianapolis, Pern andCMotgo Railway.

Chicago Mail 1:00 p.m. 7-17 a. i Chicago Axpress 9d» p. in. 4 :i5 p i

Lifayette and Chicago Railroad.

Chicago ami Quincy Kxp’ss 9:55 A m. AcMiiuinodation 1.05 p.m. Chicago Night txpress.... 9:05 p m

Cincinnati Railroad.

Morning Express 1:40 a. ro. I and Accuiniuoiation..lOH

1 30 a m

45 a. m

5:05 p. m 1: 40 a m 12 45 p. m 8:00 p. in 10:20 a. m

AXprese 8A0p Mitilinsville Accommodt'n 1^0 p. Terre Hmte and Indisnspolte R-llroad.

Arrow Exprers 2:30 a. m. 1:50 a. Me iaiuls V.xpress 9 00a m. 10:00a. Avan-ville kxpre-s 12:50 p in. C 25 p. Ht Loins Nignt Ex ore s 9:30 p.m. 8:25 p.

MH KDU’N lUSPiltHMS.

CONGRESSIONAL.

Fortieth Congresa—Second Session,

Washington, Saturday, May 2 Mr. Stsnbery resumed the fl ior,introducing the continuance of bis remarks l y thanking the Senate lor the courtesy shown linn ir au early adjournment ye-terdny, ami sayiog that be bad been greatly henetiued by the consequent rest after It, iben, expressing in advance bis confidence of a speedy acquittal baaed on a ihoruiigh cxamlnstirn of ibe ca-e, which eboWtd that not a shadow of a vase had been made out, bn proceeded with his argument as

printed.

At a quarter before cnc Mr. SUnbcry became fatigued, and Mr. W. K. IVdrick, who bas asaisted ibe counsel during the trial, ontinned tbe reading of the argument. Mr. Stanbery biraself delivered his peroration, uoncludiug at three o’clock P. M , when the murt adj nirned, and tha Senate took up the II iuse aiuendmeuts to the Naval Approprlaiioii bill, which It now concurred If, and appoii.t -d a committee of conference. Adjourned.

KIUVSE.

iir. Paine introduced a resolution which was adopted, calling on General Orsut to furnish the number of votes cast In Arkanaaa on tbe doption ol tbe Constitut on. The nn-mbera then proceeded to the Senate. On returning from the Senate Mr. Donnelly, of Minnesota, obtained leave to make a personal explanation. He then made a statement relative to bis presenting a bill some time elne.8 to aid a railroad In his State, to the construction o( which Mr. Wasbburne objected. Subsequently Mr. Washburne wrote a letter to tbe constituent* of Mr. Donnelly, making certain charges regarding Donnelly's previous political record, and action in this Congress.

f tbe letter to be enty-three false-

hoods, and continued. In vindication of himself, characterizing Washburne's course In charging him with being an oftlce begg consistent and coming with bad grace i

Mr. Donnelly, alter causing tbe Ic read, said it contained twe

gentleman of his family

grace name.

rom a

The

Wasbburncs are chronic office beggars, and were as miserable and uncomfortable out of office as a slump-tailed bull in fiy time. Every male born into the Washbusno lamlly Is born with M. C. franked on his broadest part. Alter further comments, Mr. Donnelly said be had anslized tbe stomach of tbe gentleman from Illinois, and If It Is possible for him by this perlstallc action to bring up anything mare loithsomo and disgusting than he has vomited over me in tbnt letter, In God’s name let It come. Tne Speaker called Mr. Donnelly to order twice. Mr. Donnelly occupied his hour In a similar ■train, and was allowed to proceed by tbe consent of tbe House, Mr. Wasbburne Joining In urging that he have permission to proceed. Mr. Donnelly continued In a strain of vindictive rctert, to disprove the charges made In tn« It tier, bis remarks being received with great good humor by the members. Mr. Donnelly concluded by saying that Mr. Wa-hburehad lowered the honor of Con. gress. If, said he, there be In our midst one low, sordid, vulgar soul, one barren of mediocre intelligence, one heart callous to every kindly sentiment, and to every generous emotion, one tongue leprous with slander, one mouth like unto a den of foarce bessteglving fourth deadly Oder?; If there be one character white, biocbed, and ■potted yet raves and rants and blackguards like a prostitute, If there be here one bold, bad, empty, bellowing domagogue it Is the gentleman from Illinois. Tbe Speaker, with severity In his todes, stated to Mr. Downally that his remarks were net honorable to tbe House of Kepresentatives, sod that although the House tolerated them the Chair could not consent that they ebnuld go on the record except with bis protfBts Mr. Donnelly begged pardon of the House; but the House would acknowledge that no member had met with so rude an assault »s

he.

Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, said: During my i nil re time of service in tnis House, 1 have never asked leave t-i make a jiersonal explanation, and I nuver expect to. Toe party Lora Minnesota has Dad the letter which I wrote to • geutlem in in that dtate, read to tbe House, and U h - s gone on the record. < Every assertion made in tbst letter Is true, and whoever says it Is not true, states What is false. If I were called on, and I desire to tay this. If I, under any operation of circumstances, were called upon to make a personal explanation, in reply to a member, it would not bo to a member who had committed a crime; It would not be to a member who-r*n away; it would not be to a member who had changed bis name; It would not be to a member whose whole record In this House is covered With *°The P S|SakeMreminded Mr. Washburne that his rem ifhs were unparliamentary. _ Mr. Washburne was sorry that the Chair supposed him outof order. I repeat If I were called upon to make ■ personal explanation, I should make u with’a membor not covered over with crime snd infamy, whose record u stained with every fraud, with whisky and other frauds, witn a man Who has proved him sell lalat alike to his friends, his country, his consiuuoots, bis politics, his religion, and his Goo. Mr. Windcm gave nrtlce that be should offer a resolution of censure oo Mr. Washburne. Adjourned.

WAsHlfltiTOIV. Carreacy Repor*—Keceipte •! Inter* nal He venue—W»rri»n*« Issued Aram Treasury Mepartinent. Washington, Saturday, May 2. Fractional currency issued for the week, $378,V*>; shipped. $$4o.61b; United Slates notes snipped *08,859; National Bank notes Issued $115,49u; amount in circulation $299,753,0*». Fractional currency destroyed during the week. $438,200; receipts nf Internal revenue. $4,573,033 and for the deeal year to date. $158,912,242. Warrants Issued by the Treasury Department during April last to meet the requirements of the Uovernntent, elvii. miscellaneous, and foreign Intercourse, $8,096,(JOG. Interevt on tbe public debt, $904,4)00; war, $6,772,000; navy, $2,408,000; Interior pensions, snd Indians, $1,831,000. Total $18,011,000. Toe above does not Include the warrants Issued for tbe redemption of tbe public debt. Keeelpts from customs wilt come within $3,000,000 of the expenditures and as a consequence there will be a heavy seduction of the public debt dnrlng April, to-wit: The entire receipts from Internal revenue and all other sources less the $3,000/100 from customs. IKevent tan III (• Attawtf meeting af Meeanetruellaa Cammittaa. Washington, Saturday, May 2. r Tha \ ifimilUft# for the consideration of tbe new constitutions of Arkansas and Sooth Carolina, Mt adjourned over In consequence of tbe receipt of Information from Mr. Stevens that he waa too tick to attend.

CHICAGO. netbadiat General Gaaference. Chicago, Saturday, May 2. The conference assemuied at niae o’clock tbit morning, Bishop Simpson In tbe chair. It was opened with singing, and prayer by. the Rev. T. M. Hudson, of Pittsburg. The Journal of yesterday’s 1088100 was read, when the Committee on Episcopacy announced their organization by the election of Rev. Dr. Trimble as chairman, and Rev. J. Lindsey, Secretary. Toe Commltu oo Itinerancy alto reported tbe election of Rev.Dr. J. T. Peck. Chairman; Rev. Dr. Nesbi’, Secretary, and Bsv. J. C. Reed, Enngrosdng Clerk. Rev. Dr. EJdy asked tbe reconsideration of the vote o( yesterday, by which tbe colonisation cause was referred to tbe Committee on Freedmen, and the appointment of a (pedal committee. This morion elicited considerable discussion, In which Drs. Wise, Hunter, Crane, and others, participated, snd which developed a decided opposition to the colonization society otjacte and Methodism. Tbe motion was laid on the table. The conference took up the regular order of business, being the presentation of memorials, petitions and appeals. Tne Secretary called the roll of the conference. and various petitions were presented, mostly Ip fsvor of lay delegations, tne boundaries of aonual con erences, and the presiding Eldership. The Rev. Dr. R Eddy moved that tbe Secretai y be ordered to Insert the Washington snd Delaware conferences In the list of conference*. as these two confereuees are composed woolly of colored ministers and people. The (notion produced some sensation. Tbe Secretary, Rev. Dr. Harris, explained the omission, staling that these two missions were considered mission conferences, snd as such were not entitled to representation by delegates In this body. Rev. J. T. Pecs, D D., of Troy, New York, suggestad that the names of these two conferences be entered on tbe roll without determining thslr status for tbe present. Dr. W. H. Ferris,of New" York, moved the reference of the motion of Dr. R Eddy to the Commiitseon the Credentials of Representatives of tne Missouri Conference. Dr. R. Eddy re-lsted this disposition of hit

privileges of the t burcb, and to do this at once. Rev. Dr. Persling. of Pittsburg, thought It impossible legally to admit these bodies at present, though be favored thetr coming In as soon as it could be done in accordance with discipline. Rev. Dr. Foster arose to a point of order. He stated tbe point to be that on bis motion yesterday,the whole subject of mission conferences was referred to a special committee, and therefore this whole discussion was out of order. The point was overruled by the Chair. Rev. Dr. Haven,ot Michigan,urged the pro prtety and Importance of Immediate Inserilon of the.-e two conference* on tne roll without reference to the admission of their delegates. He finally opposed referring so simple a matter to a committee. In which It would, probably. sleep for a long time. Kev. Dr. Harris, stated what had been the invariable practice heretofore in regard to tbe disposition of matters pertaining to tnose who are unrepresented In the General Conference, and showing that any member could bring before that body such matters. Dr. Porter, of New York, spoke In fsvor of the motion to rsfer. Rev. Dr. Durbin moved that tbe whole matter t>e laid on the table until the Bishops make their report as to what they have doae In the matter of organizing these missions conferences. Tbe motion of Dr. Durbin prevailed, and tbe Bishops were requested to make their report as early as possible. It was ordered that tbe quadrennial address of the Bishop* be presented on Tuesday morning at ten o’clock. The Committee on Boundaries announced their o g inlzation — Riv. H. C. Benson chairman, and K-.v. L. C Brown secretary. R -v. Dr. Nesblt, of Pittsburg, offered a res. olution In favor of tbe better orgamzttlon of the local ministry, with a view t> more regular employment. The resolution was referred to a special committi-e. IGiv. Dr. Crary. of St. Louis, offered a resolution instructing the Committee on Episcopacy to con«ider and reporton the expediency of forming Eju-copal D.s rlcts, and fixing tbe residences or Bishops. Adopted. Dr. Crary al*o offered a resolution In favor of the organization of District Conferences. Re'erred to s r unmittee on Itinerancy. Rev. Dr. Fo-t-r, chairman of tbe special committee to whom was referred tbe csss of the Mla-lon Conferences, reported progress. He sal.I some of the com millee were very wide apart, and some in tbe middle, but they hoped to come together soon.

NEW YORK. It the President la Remavetl His Ciabinet will Refuse ta Quit-Pub-lic Debt fttaienient-Flre. New Youk, Saturday, May 2. Tbe Herald'* Washington dispatch says it Is believed that If the President be removed, his Cabinet will refuse to quit, on tbe ground tbst the acting President, not being constitutional, such President has no right to remove them. Tbe same dispatch says It Is thought tbe public debt statement will show a reduction of sio.noo.ooo. Mr. EigWston’sfurniture store, and aboardln< dou-e over the store, 1,161 Broadway, was burned last night. Loss, $8o,0UU. War News frana Candia—Oatragea ef tbe Furaa. Nkw York, May 2 -Tne Herald'* special, dated Trieste, May 1, via Londonderry, May I, sava the papers received here from Athens are tilled with war news from Candia. They report that a battla took p! ce on the 14th of April between tbe Cretins and Turks, which la-ted all day. The battlefield was near Aperorova. The Insurgents claim the victory. Conflicts are also reported to have taken place on tbe 11th, 12ib, 15tb, and 10th of April. The Turks, It is said, have committed great outrages. Steamers still ply between tbe mainland and the Island, carrying ammunition and provisions to the heroic Cretans. Abalrallan Kelly b Barviar—Anatb- • r E-liar Frans Judge Blacu. New York, May.2.—Australian Kelly, the noted prtzs fighter, and William McGinnis, entered tbe real estate office of William L. Garvey, In Mulberry Street last evening, knoeked Garvey down and robbed him of $3,n00. They were arrested. The Herald states that Judge Black has written another lett-r to President Johnson relative to tbe Alta Veta affair. Ii. It be siys that he knew nothing of the letter signed by certain radicals of the House, Including Managers Logsn and Butler counselling the President In relation to tbe affitr, and that he had no communication whatever with them on the subject. ftbfe Beatlbg—Flra—Etc. New York, May 2,-On the 22d of March tbs ra’e of Ambrose, Kingsland A Co., was robbed of $16,300 worth of bonds. A few days •ince a record of the numbers of some of tbe bonds were found on the books of Manning A Deforest, brokers, who were arrested. An investigation showed tbst they purchased them of another party, who purchased them of still anotherpariy. The defendants were held in ball. The hotel near Fort Lie waa deUroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $7,000; Insured for $2,000. Colonel Nepbogle Is still detained on the charge of forging. He says he It confident be can snow entire Innocence.

SAN FRANCISCO.

Demacratle "tbta CanTesstlen—Work aw •sregaa Central Hallraa«—Alaska Advice. San Francisco. Saturday, May 2. Tbe Democratic Slate Convention last night nominated L. J. Henly, E. J. C. Kewn. E. T. Wallace, E J. Bidden, and George Pearce as Delegates to the National Democratic Convention. For Congressman of the Third District, Jamr s A. Johnson was nominated. To-day resolutions were adopted denouncing the reconstruction measures of Congress, declaring tbe policy of Congress la violation of the Criitenden Resolution of 1861; asserting Impeachment to be an act of party violence, calculated to make tbe United States appear ridiculous; Indorsing Mr. Haight as one of tbe great men of the Nation; resolving never to be governed by negroes, and favoring tbe application of the eight hour system In all public works. Nothing was said about the mode of paying the debt, or adjusting taxation. Tbe convention Is large and enthusiastic, and excites much interest. Tbe steamer Golden City has arrived from Panama. Advice* from Portland, Oregon, announce the an I vat of Governor Woods, overland, from New York. The work of grading the Oregon Central Railroad la progressing at the rate of two miles a day. There t* great activity In lumbering In Washington Territory, A company has been organized to build a railroad from Walla Walla to Portland. Alaska aovleaa of April 10 report twelve marine arrlavls at Sitka, In four weeks. Including three steamers. Toe departure* in the tame time were three steamers, one ship, one bark, two schooners, and one stoop. Nearly all of the arrivals brought passengers or considerable freight. Basinets In Sitka Is steadily increasing. Several new buildings are going up, and tbe town presents a busy and thriving appearance. Several sealing and Ashing expeditions have sailed northward.

MEMPHIS. Cammensaratiaw at Caa lake rata Isaak at.ElnavrawA—Haoas. ». 'W'JSiSSSSH&iZSLi at Elmwood to-day surpassed any other. The remains of General Preston Smith, who fell at Chlcamanga, and Colonel Jeff. Forrest were Interred, and flowert strewn upon tbe graven of all. Speeches were made by Hon. L. C. Haynee and Colonel Moeee White, and an original ode read. It is estimated that over tea thousand people were present. Tbe attendaoerfat the races to-day waa the largest during the meeting. Tbe weather was delightful and tbe track In line condition. Tbe flrat match for $200, mile beats, waa wen by Maeazine beating Vista. Time: 1A3.

1:58%.

Tne sscond association purse of $500, three mile beets, waa won by General Rousseau besting Joe Johnson. Time: 5:54% and 5ffi5. The third aseociatlon purse of $200, mile

heats, was won bv Nellie Gwyaae beating Jackj>amhle. Bill Forrest, and Tbetu. Time: 1:48%, 1:49%. Tbe meeting which closed this afternoon waa a perfect success, and the officers propose 10 make many substantial improvement' for the fall meeting. ^RICHMOND. Jett. DavIs* Ball JBamk steaesrekTrlai wall saasT Taka Place Ike ■ Asst af skis iflantb—Ulst mffwlnlkak Persane in tba CUT. Richmond, Saturday, May 2. Jeff Davis’ ball bond was renewsd to-day. Tbe accused ta to appear on such day next term a* the Court may hereafter fix. The Judge said that Chief Justice Chase had told him that he would be in Richmond to preside at the trial within two days after tbe conclusion of the Impeachment trial. The new bond given has Horace Greety. Corntliux Vanderbilt, and Gerntt Smith on it for $23,000 each, and the remaining $25,000 Is given by citizens ol Richmond. This waa done by the instructions of the parttei named. Ex-Senator Bright, of Indiana, waa In the court room. General Lee and ex-Secretary of W ar Seddon were In the city to atten 1 as witnesses. It Is thought the trial wilt take place about the last of May,PITTSBIJRK. 011 Warks Burned—niaterlena Mur-

kar.

* Pittsburg, Saturday, May 2. The Montxna Oil Works, located one mile from this city, were totally destroyed by Are this morning, together with one thousand two hundred barrels of oil. The lots Is between $29,000 sad $30,000. Insurance $11,000. Three irame dwelling# adjoining the wortu were also destroyed. The body of Anthony Freevogle, a well known merchant tailor, who mlsterloualy disappeared last January, wa* found yesterday. In theObio River.near Sewlckly, with a bullet bole in the temple, leaving but lUUe doubt that he was murdered.

XEW ORLEANS. ns K tiam. Nkw Orttaxs, Saturday, May 2. The official returns or tbe election have not yet been publtnhed. The Republicans give return* from all the parisbe*, making s majority for the constitution of 17,803. They also claim twenty-two Republican Senator* against fourteen Deffloerat*. snd sixty Republican members of the Ujuso against forty-ene Democrat*. W ar mouth's majority for Governor Is slightly In excess of the ciasiitutlonal majority. The Republican Convention completed Its nominations this morning. Two presidential electors and several delegate* to the Chtengo Convention are celored.

LANCASTER. City Electlan. Lancaster, Pa , 8 uurday, M*v 2. Tbe ctlv election took place to-day, and the Democratic msj irtty fur City Auditor Is 324. There Is a D-mocrattc loss (or Miyor since last year of 187. Tbe Repunhcans gsln ei^ht members of Council, which mtkes a tie vote oo joint ballot. Ooe branch of the Council Is Republican h* three at)ortiy, for tha first Umc in many years. Tne Republic ms are jubulsut, and ar* parading the streets with a bind of music. ATLANTA. Tbe Gesrgla Electlan. Atlanta. Saturday. May 2. A special ta the New York Tribune says the Republican* have made a clean sweep, electing their Governor and a majority in the State deoats and lower breaches ef tbe Legislature. Over 44.000 white mtn voted the Republican ticket, and over LYuOO black men have been forced and swindled lato voting the disunion ticket. ST.XoFIS. Heavy Rain Ntarna. St. Louis, Saturday, May 2. A very heavy rain storm occurred hen early this morning, since when the weather ha* been clear and very warm, tbe mercury rising to 83 In tbe shade. Tbe storm was also very severe east of here. At P*na, Illinois, a man was killed by lightning, and another at Nokomis.

i ^EW YORK. Obituary—Departure of minister ta fireecey New York, Saturday, May 2. Dr. Alexander Whitney, formerly health officer at tbi* port, died this morning. Charles K. Tuckermag, United States Minister to Greece, sailed In tbe Persia to-day. ELMYRA. Death af an Efiltar. Elmyra, Friday, N. Y., M»y 1. Seymour B. Falrman. Sen., proprietor and editor of the Elmyra Dally Advertiser, died to-day at Port Jarvis, of injuries received at a recent accident on the Erl* Railroad at Carr's Rock. — »

TORONTO. Death af Chi Ik row tram Palaaa. Toronto, Canada, Ssturdsy, Mty 2. Three children named Babcock, living near this city, died last night from having eaten *ome poisonous substance during tbe day. The investigation ha* not yet disclosed the natute of tbe poison. ALBANY. Failure of Arcade Cndergrannd Rill. Reduction el Charity Apyrepna* tlan, Albany, Saturday, May 2. Tbe Arcade Underground Railroad Bill for New York failed In the Senate to-day. The charlTv appropriation waa reduced from $339,000 to $230,000 by the Assembly. NEWARK. Arreet af Counterfeiter*. Nxwark, N. J., .Saturday, May 2. Three notorious counterfetteri named Gustave Siuch, George O. Jullen, and Harry Schaeffer, whose headquarters are at Newton, have been arretted.

CINCINNATI. Cnllferula Denaacmtie Convention— Delcffatae ta She hutlenal caaaven. Han Governor Hsaagat Ftret Chaleo far the Presidency — Pcndlatan Mcerad—Etc. _ , Cincinnati, Saturday, May 2, Tbe Enquirer ha* received the following dispatch: San Francisco, April 30. Tbe Democratic Convention to-day instructed thetr delegate* to the National Convention to vote for Governor Haight as UaUfornla’a drat choice for tbe presidency. Should no advance be made by tbe other State* for bis nomiaatton, the delegation are Inst rusted t* unite with the friend* of Pendleton la the Northwestln demanding Us aomla sties. Kvea here the greenback plaa of paylnr the nailonel debt 1* sweeping ail before It- California will give twenty thousandmajanty (or Pendleton and greenback*. The Faelfla coast la all right for the old Union sad the CenaUtutlon of our fathers.

NASHVILLE. Negra Walters am m Strike. NaSHVIU X, Saturday, May 2. The negro waiters of tbe hotels (truck today for blgber wage*. No settlement yet Toey were getting un dollars a month. White waiter, will probably take thelrplacea. AUGUSTA. Santhern Presa Association. Avgusta, Saturday,May 2. Tbe Southern Preaa Association holds their convention here on the 6th Instant. ’*

STATESVILLE. murderer Hnng. 8TATR8VILLE, N. C., Saturdey, May 2. Tturaas Dulls wa* hung here to-nay for tbe murder of Laara Fosters, Jb7, 1866. Over 30.000 persons were present.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Boots and Shoes.

FTtESII A.IURIVA1L. We are in receipt of our 8ECOSD SPRING PURCHASE OP BOOTS AND SHOES, Which includes nil Desirable Stylee af aeuble Geeda.

\TTE have the Goods In the honse, and buyers V V can rely on re tils g all they may west without delay. We respectfully solicit an examination of onr GOODS AND PUICJiB. HEADRICKS, EDnUftM A CO., 56 South Meridian Strett, apr29 dim lUPlAWAPkl,—. MR.

TAILORING.

mucin. AND connuciiL. irnttaxAroLis, Sattr»at «Tk*we,j

May 9.1868. {

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

Buying. Selling US*' 1.MK

. ..1.91 AM ...1.06X 1.0*i

United States sUesoflSU. “ “ *-*»».-M*.

1864.

I860. 1.0*X 1.06X i uKx " r_

10-40** 1.09* LOB*

LO** 106* U»X

“ “ 7-30’s, *d scries IXfi* LOI* “ “ - ht “ U*X 1.0TX Gold.. ...LS8X 1J8X

^e ■ • -,/

New Yark Hanay market.

Raw Toax, Saturday, May 2.

c MONEY—Easy and abundant ate per cent, on

UberaL < ana 4 to 6 per oent. w-

unlay, May S:

ot cash gold ts lib pal'l for rarryiag.

Tbe tOUowiag 1* the bank statement fur the

week ending Satnn

$257,628 *72 5 314 056 34.114 Slfi

Increase specie Increase.., Circulation Decrease....'..... Deposits LegalTenderi... increase —

GOVERNMENT 9TOCK9-Dull.

19t.■*08.135 10 8*8 648 57 8*3 599 3,996.812

The bub Tretsurev to-nny sold only $15'l,000 of gol 1. He bought $1,900,000 of 7-30 note* at 107X. and nal i oat $1 8JU ta 0 in coin, bn account or me May intere-t, wnich makes me total paid out tor toe poat three days nearly $10 000.091. Tula it about half the amount to be uLburaed from tbe New York offi e. The comparatively small

USX H3X 113X USX mx mx iu8x toe

1}®X 1“

b»x Uix 107x 10#X

108X 109 109 108X ll*x 109X 1'9X 109* B»X 103 10*X 103S,

107X 197X 107X 107*

107 ^

to-da;

New York offi e. The comparatively small shipment* of suecie.ia tbe face»f large disbursemen'S by the Treasury for the May mterest, attrset general attention, and indicate that a cqn.ideraule amount of the inter.at due abroad wilt be invested in bonds. Instead of being

shipped to Murnpe.

STOCKS-Dull throughout the day, closing with a somewhat Improved feeling, a better demand, and a slight advance from the lowest

point.

Tbe following are theelosing price* o f Government securities, a* compared witn tbe threepre-

ceding days:

Wed. Thn. Fri. Sat. ( percent. 1881... 5-90’s, lit aeries . 5-90’s, Sd series... 5-90's,3a aeries... 5-90’s, new 5-A’l, 6m senes . lO-eTs

l-aira, td series .. .. 1-kJ's, M series 1UTX 107* 107X The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day were $3,400,210; for the week, $22.17*>26: payments to-day. $7 0*4,504; for the week. $17,813,127;

balance, sun 208 121.

Tta imports fur the week were—irr goods, $1,143,949; general merchandise, $4,251.374. ClkCtmmmU Prevlsleta market. We take tbe followlngfrom Phillips' Provision Exchange circular, dated Cincilfhati, May 9,

1818:

The provision market has, much against the wishes of tome and the views of others, still further advanced since my last, and the trade seems to be quite healthy yet. The absence of speculation bas done much to at mulate the views of holders, the orders being chiefly from actual consumers, tnth lor present and forward ueltvery. Prices are certainly reaching a high point so early in the season, and such a rapidly advancing market to be sustained bas never been teen in the history of the trade before, jet stocks are concentrated in strong hands, and mere may be no decline, but the willingness of many to realise, while thay have so good anil sure a proflt, may result In at least a lull In me trade, if not an actual decline. The market, bowever. Cose* Arm at quotations below. Mess Fork—Has been in active speculative and con-uinptive demand nil the week, and has gradually advanced to $28 75 for choice city mess, but gener.liy ha.d at $29; country, 25 lo 56c. less, as in quality. Rumps—Prime and prime meat are so scarce that it u useless to quote them. Lard—H«a further advanced’under foreign advices, closing to-day with best city being held at 19c., and buyer* at country. X *-> Xc. lower; the lower grades, as well as grruses. me in such amah supply thul u is useless lo quote them. *■ Prime Stesrlne—i'an not he had under 13 to 18XC-* and tallow, 13 to 14c. Bulk Meats—In lair demand at 13.15. 16. and ISXc. for shoulders, sides, clear rib and clear si les. all loose; sweet pickled hams. Kqe. Bacon—Has further udvsnced. and in large demand at 14. 16X. 17X. and 17q to 16c.. all packed, forahou'der*. sulee clear no. and clear sides; sugar cured haws, !•% to 91c : plain, 16 lo file. Piste Beef-Firm at $11 to $JU “ ' " d*-1» to 9Uc The expoits of the wrek wrre 1,118 , 43 keg. of lard; 1 0J4 hogsheads and l Of bulk and bacon, and 66* barrels

T. R. rOaTELR, First Class Custom Tailor, Na. $$X Wee* W«nklm*tem Street, Over Braden’s, next door to Ttaade Palme*. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. Measures taken, and all kinds af garments ent. Satisfaction guaranteed. fhhHdflm

jpKCNTLNG^if sU^deserlptiona

neatly don* a*

Beef Ha.ns-1* to 20c Exports—The exports of the b-rrel* and 43 kegs of lard; 1 ( 1.685 tierce* of bulk and bacon,

pork.

Imports—The Import* were 372 barrels and 18 keaaof lard; $1 hogsheads a d 5U tierces of hulk and ba on; N7 barrels ef pork, and 126,192

pound, of loose meats.

Freights—Uackaagnd. though irregular.

Raw Varik OfiaarkBi.

Nnw Yore, Saturday. May 2. CvttAU—Shade firmer; sales of 2.8:*l bale* R 32%®33c. for middling upland-, chi.fiv 33c., elo>iag quiet; with no buvern at over 32% 1. Fiour- Receipts of »,386 barrels; njsrkvt dull and lower; sale* of 5.uut> barrel* *3 $8 80ffi9 35 for raperfiae State and Wcstern; $9 85(310 83 for extra State; $9 80<dll for exira Western; $12 20@I3 65 for white wheat extra; $10 10($ 14 for found hoop Ohio; $11(212 60 for extra St. Louts; $12 SURltt for good to choice ditto, cloaiog at $12 10; Cali'orola dull and lower; tale* ot 5UU sacks at

$12 25013 90.

Rye Floor—Drooping; gale* of 200 bamb

at $8 20(29 90.

Com Meal—bteadv; sale* of 654 barrel* at (6; Brooklyn sad Western on private terme.

Wbtvky—Nominal.

Wheat—Receipts of 117,282 bushels; market 2#3c, lower and leas active; sales of 62.000 bushel* at $2 4282 43 for No. 2 spring; $2 05 tor choice amber Green Bay; $2 58 fur white

M cbtgan.

Rye—Dull and drooping; sales of 1,500 bushel* of dtate in lots at $1 90(31 95. Barley—Steady; sales ol 9,000 bu Canadian

West at $2 27%.

Barley M»U-Steady; isl** of 1,000 bushels

of Canada East at $2 20.

Cora—Receipts oi 46 0&'< busbels; market a shade firmer; sales ol 66.000 bushels at $1 14 01 16 for new mixed Western afloat; $1 14 ll5%l*rold afloat and In store; $1 18 for white Southern, $1 2201 22% for new yellow

Southern.

Oat*—Receipts, 67,700 bashele; market active and a shade firmer; sales of Si,000 bushel* at 85086%c. for Western afloat.

Rice—Qultt.

Coffee—Firm; sale* of 1,100 packages Rio

on prlrate term*.

Sugar—Fairly active and a (bade firmer at

10%<gU%c.

Molasses—Dull. Heps—Quiet. Petroleum—Quiet; sales st 12%<!}13c. for crude; 27%(328c. for refined in bouu.

Coal—Dun.

Leather—Hemlock sole quiet at previous

prices.

Wool—Quiet and without decided change; ■ales ef 239,000 pounds at 47(354c. for domaaUe fleece. Punt—Firmer and qaiel: tala* of 2.250 barrels at $29 37029 66 for naw mens, aiosing at $29 37 tur regular; $28(328 37 for old mess, closing st fTfijli for case; $23 50023 76 for prime; $25 60026 for prime mesa. Beef—Steady; salts of 350 barrels at $160 20 50 for new plain meso; $20 69024 73 for new extra mesa; also 80 tierce* at $37<339 for meea; $42043 (or India mesa. Beef Hama—Dull; sale* ol 50 boxes West ern at 33037e. Cut Meats—Steady; sales of 300 packages at $13%014e. for shoulders; 16%0l8%c. for h*m»; middles quiet sad firm; sate* oi 19,000 pound* abort nb In bulk at 16%o. Lard—Firm: sales ef 1,150 barrels at 1S%@ 19%c.; also 869 barrels at seller*' option, lor Juae delivery, at 19%c. Butter—Heavy; aaisa at 20040c. for Ohio; 47049c. for State. Cheese—Firm at I20I7%n. Freight* to Liverpool—Dull and lower; 15,000 bushels wheat per steamer at6%d. LATEST MAEKET—VIVE P. M. Flour—Closed doll and 60. lower on common grades. Wheat—More active and firm, with a fair export demand at $2 4302 43% for No. 2

spring.

Rye-Dull and heavy at $10001 95. • OaU—Firm at 86% i. for Western afloat. Corn—Dull at f 1140115% for new and old mixed Westers afloat and la store. Provisions—Pork quiet sad steady at $29 37%02$ 80 for new meea, cash and regular, anu $29 62029 87, sellers’ option (or June. Beef quiet mid unchanged. Cut meats active and firmer. Bacon quiet, without decided ebaege. ~ Lard—We quote firm at 19010%c. for fair

to prime.

Egga—Quiet.

OlMUIMwatl ^Market. Cincinnati, Saturday, Msy 2.

Flour—Unchanged. Wheat—Unchanged.

Corn—Dull; sales at 94s. for ear.

Gate—Declined to 76c. for Ne. 1 and the

market closes dull.

Rye—Advanced to $2 03, owing to a light

supply.

Bsrtey—No change, and but little demand. Cotton—Advanced to 31e. for middling. Tobacco—In good demand at full rates; sales of 180 hogsheads. Provision*—Finn, and the tendency in prices ts upward. Mess pork is held at $29, but eo-aloe at over $28 60. Bulk meat* firm at 13(315(3 i5%o. Bacon in good demand at 14c. lor shoulders, 17%<318c. for elearrib and clear aides; about 2uu nogsheads of shoulders sold at this quotation. Lsrd—In good demand; sales at 18%c., but was held firmly at 19c.; at the close about 700 tf>rces, including 490 country, told st 18%c. Sugar Cured Ham*—In demand at 2U(321c. Butter—Very scarce and advanced to 490 45c. for fresh; the supply ta not equal to the demand. E’gs—Declined to 19<% and the supply is

better.

Lard Oil—Advanced to $1 460150 for No 1

extra.

Tallow—Scarce and in demand at 14c. for

city.

Linseed Oil—Held at $1 17.

Clover Seed—la demand at 9%c. per pound,

but held over.

Timothy Seed—Nothing doing.

Appiee—Plenty at $406 per barrel. Potato**-Unchanged and quiet. Gold- $1 38 buying, ‘

■llwmake* Market. Milwaukee. Saturdav. Mav 2.

Flour—Dull and weak; sales of double extra city at $0 87010 26; country ditto at $9

26010; extra $6 7509 00.

Wheat—Ueasttlad; tmlea at $214 for No. 1

spring, and $2 06 for No. 2.

Oata—Buoyant and higher at 65c. for Mo. 2. Com—Scarce and higher at 86c. far new

■helled.

Grain Freights—Quiet; whaet to Buffalo 9c.; ditto to Oswem lie. Receipt*—Flour, 1000 barrel*; Wheat, 80.000 bnahela; oata, 60,900 bushels; corn, 3,000

Shipment*—Flour, 6,000 barrels; wheat, 113,000 bushels; con, 1,000 bushels.

^ Chicago MavKet. CHICAGO. Saturdar. May 2.

Flour—Dull; sales at $9010 75 for spring

extras.

Wheat—Fairly active; «alea of No.l at $2 10 02 16. and No. 2 at 1202 li%c.; closing at f2 09%<32 io for No. 2. Com—Moderately active snd 10l%e. higher: **le« Of No. 1 at 88088%o.; No. 2 at 870 87%a ; new at 86%087%c.; rejected at83%0 8fie ; dosing firm it 88%088%c. for No. l,and 87%e. for now in store. Oita— Antlge and 1c. higher; sales at 65%0 66%c. for regular and fresh receipts; closing wi'b buyers at 66c. Rve—Quiet and steady; sales of No. 1 at $1 87, snd No. 2 at $185. Barley—Quiet; sales of No. 2 in store at $2 35; sample lots of Canadian at $2 35, de> Uevered. . Provisions—Me 1 * pork active at 25027%a. per barrel higher; sales at $28 75029 oeah, and $30. buyers’ option for May,cloaiog firm at $29; dry aalted shoulders sold at 13013%c. eaah and buyer* for May; sweet pickled hams firm but inactive. Lard—Steady and firm at 19c. for prime city steam. Live Hog*—In good shipping demand at 10 016c. higher; tales at $8 4009 26 fur medium t<» fair; choice hogs are scarce and nominal at

$9 75010.

Beef Catlle—Dull at $7 200 7 80 for fair to

good. %

Freights—Steady and unchanged; 4c. for

corn and 3c. for oata to Buffalo.

Raoalpts—Flour, 8 334 barrelsf wheat, 33,249 bushels; corn. 46 985 bushels; oats, 29,812

bushels; live hogs, 2.028 head.

Shipments—Flour, 9,388 barrels; wheat. 4,558 bushels; corn,137.>79 barrels; oate,56,293

bushels; live hogs, 3.866 head.

9 St. Louta ITlurltet.

St. Louis, Saturday, May 2. Tobacco—Steady and firm. Cotton—Nothing doing.

Hemp—Firm; bales at $1 3501 50 for un-

dressed.

Flour—Low grades dull and weak; family brands very firm; extras range at $809 25double extra at $10 6901150; choice and fan-

cy at $12 12%013 59.

Wheat-Dull; sales at $2 7502 85 for prime to choice fall; $29602 15 for spring. Corn—Buyer, stood off and prices fell to 87

091c.

Gate—Heavy and easier; sales at 74075c.

Rye—Dull; sales at $1 7501 89.

Provisions—Firm but quiet; pork steady; sales at $29; bulk abeuiden bold at 12%c.; clear ribs at 16%c., all loose; bacon shouiarra to come out of smoke In ten days told at 14%a; clear bides at 16%a.; sugar-cured hams at

“7c.

Lard-Very stiff at 19c. for tierce, and

scarce; and 19%020c. for keg.

Cattle—In bin ail supply at 40S%c., eroas,

for inferior to extra.

Sheep—Range at $2 8002 87 per head. Receipt*—Flour, 1,290 barrels; wheat, 6,800 bushels; com,24,300 bushels; oats, 4,299 bush-

els.

Weather clear and warm. Heavv storm

last night and this morning.

New York Dry Goodb Market.

New York. Saturday, May 2.

Dry Goods—The market was somewhat languid, owing partly to the prevalance of a rain storm; prices, however, for all staple cottons were well maintained. All standard makes of heavy brown sheetings, such as Atlantic and Indian Head, 19c.; Pacific extra and Atlantic H, lS%c.; Appleton A. 18%@ 19c.; U.xbury, 17%c.; Laconia E eud Great Falls J commaud 15%c.; Massachusetts

J, 14c , and Tremont C. 15c.

Bleached muslins are steady at 29c. for New York miU»; 26c. for Wamsutta and Utica; —for Tuscarora; 20c. for Arkansas, Wright water twist, and Lonsdale; 19c. for Hill's Semper Idem, and 45c. for Waltham;

. J»»ev w f "0

V'a '

insurance:

ar. ' y) ■ IT . ■

H. O. MaSTiN. a. 0- HOPKINS. J.B. VO Lb XT MART1V, HOPKINS 4 F01LETT, M ' V * ^ V Sf '4 ;■* A/ 7 V Repmtnt the Mlowlag ■ " % * * * T **tV” ’ r*f*n Insurance Companies, :. ■ . : voe ‘ ■ . ■' AND are prepared toleinre desirable Property XV to aaj extent whion may b* required: Ins. Go. of North America, OF PHIIoADCXFHIA.

C*'h Capital aotiu.tNJw Case Duets January I.ISflS.. . .«2,OM.4l2 71

4500-00*

Continental Insurance Comp’y, OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital. 4500.000 Cash Asaem.... .41.814,590 SI International Insurance Co^ OF NEW YOHK. Cash Capital 4500.000 Cash Assets 41,059,780 53 Yonkers and N. York Ins. Co., OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital 4500,000 Cash Assets 4734,380 I7« Enterprise Insurance Comp’y»

OF CINCINNATI.

Capital Assets

41.000,000 .... 41,304,348 18

Merchants’ Insurance Comp’y,

or CHICAGO, ILL.

Cash Capital.. Cash Asset*...

6500.000 $579,003 12

—for Tuscarora; 2iD. for Arkansas, Wright water twist, and Lonsdale; 19c. foi Hill’* Semper Idem, and 45c. for Waltham 8-4 Amo.keag tick* are steady at S8c. for A 27c. for B; 24c. for O, and 21c. for D; 27%c'. (nr Hamilton regular; 19 •. for Uacuvule sud K; York stripesbnag23%024%c.; American print*, 14%c.; Amn.keog, 14o.; Cochcco, 14%e.; Gloucester, 13%!.; Home, 8c., and York and Everett check cottonadea, 29022c.

Lwwieriii* Market.

IDUISVILLE, Saturday. May 2. Tobacco—Sales of &9 hogsheads at full rate*; lugs at $5 2506 75; common to medium leal, W-'P'® IB^anu f*i r to Owen County cutting hi Flour—Seles of superfine at $8 7509; fancy

W heat—Sales st $2 5502 60.

Oita—Sale* at 79@KY;. Corn—Sales at 88<490a.

Rye—Sales at $2 12® j 15. Malt—Sales at $2 3u02 90.

Lard—Sales at 19c.

Piovlalona—Mess pork *o'd at $29. Baocn — aalm of shoulders at 14%e., rib sides at ITWe., and clear side* at 18%e. Bulk m» at«—aale* of •boulders at 13%c.. and blear »ldes st 17%c. W aisky—Dun; sale* of raw free at $2. Cotton—Sales at 39c. for middling. The river i« rising, with seven feet In the canal at uoon. W'aaUier clear aa-i cool.

Toledo Market.

TOLXDO. Saturday, May 2. ,

Flour—Receipts 2,660 barrels; sale* of!

winter red at $1 60.

W heat—Recfipia 1,400 bushel*; market Heady; sale* of amber Michigan at $2 72. Corn - Receipt* 23,275 bushels; market active and %n. better; sales of No. I and Michigan at 92®92%c.; No. 1 at sellers’ option this month at 93c.; buyers' option next week at 93c.; sellers’ option for June at 93c. Oats—Receipt, 1.069 bushels; market steady;

sabs of No. 1 a: 72c.

Rye—Scarce. Seeds—Dull.

Lake Freights—Very dull, propellers a-kiog 3%c. on corn to Huffaln. iCrsio to Store—Wheat, 90 631 bushels; core, 647 623 bu«heU; oats, 18,216 bushel*; rye, 193 bushel,; barley, 5i)0 bushels.

Clerelaad Market.

Cletjclakd. Saturday, May 2.

Flour—Market firm; sale, of double extra spring at $10012; double extra red winter at $12014; treble extra white at $13 50015 50. w beat—In firm inquiry and the market is firm; No. 21* better; No. 1 red winter is held

at $2 75; No. 2 ditto at $2 50.

Corn—la fair demandandSnarketirregular; sales of No. 1 shelled at 96®98c. on the spot.

There It no speculative inquiry.

Gate—There It only a moderate demand and the market I* lower, with light ealea at

77%c. for No. 1 State.

Rve—Market firmer end better; sales of email lots *t $1 95 for No. 1 State from store. Barley—In demand, but none offering. I’etroleum—Firm and advancing; crude I* held at $4 3504 40 per barrel; refined In bond et 23®24c.; ditto free at 33035c.; de-

mand active.

New Vrleksie Maaikot. Nxw Orleans. Saturdey, May 2. Sugar—Nomieally unchanged. Molaeses—Nominally unchanged. Flour—Firm end unchanged. Corn—Firm; sales at $1 0301 07%. Oat*—Firm; sales at 75078c. Hay—Firm and udehanged. Provisions—Bscon quiet. Shoulder* 14%c. Clear aides et 18%e. Lard—Held at 2l)e. for tierce and 21c. for Pork—Active; erics at $29 75030. Cotton—Firmer; holders ask an advance on middlings of 3%c.; sales of 1.200 bales; receiptf, 1,579 baler; exports, 1,497 bale*. Money—New York bank exchange, 12c. premium; sterling bank exchange, $1540 154%; gold, $1 39% 01 40.

City Fire Insurance Company, HARTFORD, CONN,

Cash Capital $250,000 Cash Assets .... $465,965 40

North Western Mutual Life

INSUTl A.ISTCE CONH^'h',

MILWAUKEE, WI9 Tapitnl, none lascta, over

aprMtDm.Sdp.tuprol nexitocommerclal

(Purely Mutual.) $3,500,000

PROFESSIONAL.

Henry C. Gudin Robert P. Parker.

urrriN a parkeb,

.attorneys at Law,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

/''YFKIC, room, 10 and It Talbott A New’a Block. KJ lust south 0 tba post ollta*. Will practice in all United States and state Courts. Special at ention to Cotleetioni, Probate Busintea and Case, la Bankruptcy mart .12m

JOSEPH W. NICHOla,

Attoraej aid Counselor at Law Office. No* 1 and *. up stairs, Talbott 3 Near Block, first building south of the Post Office.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,

W/JI-L practice In the Inferior and Supra v v Courts of Indiana, and in the Fedex

Courts.

JWColl«ctioaa promptly attended to.

J. R. M'POWALD, a. l. no ten a, wm. nanxEso*.

Jonathan W. Gordon.

Walter March.

GORDON* 31 ARCH, Attorneys at Law. YTTILL practice in the Federal and Mate V v courts. By arrangement with the Arm of Bay. Guidon A March, thuv will assist in closing

up the biuiaos of that firm.

Office in New n Talbott’s Blocx, Nn, 4, south of Poet Office, North Pennsylvania street, febtSdSm Imdtkmmpelte, IbBIab*.

TOBACCO WORKS.

rN^DZA.N^POXoXS

Phlladelpklm Hmrket, PHIladelpaia. Saturday, May 2. Pftroleum—Held at 17%c. for crude; 27% ©27%e. for refined. Flour—In better demand; sale* of Northwestern extra family at $10 50012. Wheat—Dull and advanced 10c.; sale* of amber at $2 95; No. 2 spring at $2 4502 50. Rye—Declined to $2 05. Corn—In fair demand; aale* of 10,000 bu Abels of mixed Western at $1 1802 10; yellow at $120%. Oat*—steady at 80087c. for heavy Western. Provisions - Uoehanged. Buffalo Harket. Buffalo, Thursday, Msy 2. Fiour—Dull; small sales at unchanged rate*. Wheat—Dull; fales ef car lots of No. 1 Milwaukee Club at $2 40, and No. 2. Chicago at $2 39. Corn—Inactive; salee of 2 boat load* at 960 97c for new Western, the latter, for choice. Oats are In more inquiry; ealea of 20,000 bushels Western at 75c. Rve, barley and seeds are unchanged. Pork—Firm at $29 lor heavy. Lard—Steady at 19c. mempbie Market. Memphis, Saturday. May 2. Col tan—Receipts, 63 bales; export*. 132. Flour—Dkill; Hales of superfine at $808 50. Park—Sales at $29 50. Bacon firm; shoulders at 14%c.; clear sides 19%c.; bulk shoub dera 13o.; clear side* 16%c. Lard—Bales at 18019c. Corn—Sales at $1 92. Oata—Sales at 80c. Hay—Sales at $17. Bran—Sales at $33. Bkltlaaare Market. Baltimorr, Saturd ay. M ay 2 Flour—Firm; tales at $3 1003 15 for Maryland, Snd $3 for Pennsylvania. Cera—Firm; aale* of white at f l 0901 11, and yellow at $1 20. Gate—Dull; sales of Western at 80033c. Bye-Dull at $2 20. Provision*—Finn and unchnnged.

SALT.

SoAI-T! SoAaLX!! TTTTt have the agency for the sale of Kanawha VV and Table BALT. Can (apply Pork Pack-

dray load, at manufacturer's prices. Also, agent for the sale of toe best Carbon or Coal Oil. Do not buy toot Salt before calling on febreoau ANDREW WALLACE.

BRUSHES.

(■4!aBap«Ua Brash HaBBlhctary. l»e. 106 Bamtlk II Urn ala ntreet, (Third door sonth of Georgia,) Kaapomutantty am hands large BB4TJ 0XXB8,

PROFESSIONAL.

GBHMAN PHYSICIAN. Prussia, offers his services to the citizens of Indianapolis Office and residence, 18B Bast Washington street. Office hoars from tea to twelve A. K, and at all boon In the evening. ■arttdEm

Tobacco Works.

a. -A.. MAY & CO.

Manufacturer* of and dealers in all kind* of

PLUG TOBACCO.

Office, Na. 67 East Renth SMeet.

All Brands Warranted.

HAIR RESTORE^.

CLOCTS EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORER ■fjoaiTi VJfiY restore* Urey Hair te its original A color, either Brown or Blavk; prevents it* falling off: cures all humors or eruptions on the se<ilp; make* hair grow on bald heads when bald by disease. It ta clean, doe* not mm the hair, is elegantly perfumed, and contains ne sugar of lea Sold by all Apothecaries. Boater^ M so* ach use tta,proprietor.

QUEENSWARE, ETC.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOHN WOODBHIDGE & CO., IMPORTERS OF V - f»il* 4 QUEENSWARE, China, Glassware, TABLE CUTLERI, AND PLATED WARE. Na. 16 Weak Waaklngtam Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. eprl7 d*m ~

CARRIAGES.

Carriages and Buggies, 14a. 4S I4artk Pemmarylv-mmlm 8C, (Opposite the Poet Office,)

Carriage*, Top Buqaiea, Open Baggie*, Sporting Wagon*, Homes*, (doubt* and tingle,) Whips, Ruga, Whip Socket*, fretted Washer*, Hon* Covert, Cum Apron*, Hatter*, Etc.

TT la my intention to keep n general Supply -L Store of the beat goods manufactured. AU work guaraateed. 1 would respectfully Invite my eld friends, and new ones, to oxaaine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. GAO. K. LOW*. apr!6 dim

CINCINNATI.

BOY/ LB, M1LLSBA CO DISTILLERS, OZXffQZBTSffA.TX.OKIO, , r . ; . BON DUD Liquor Merchants. Distmerlea,St*r MUlaJfooHa. niinoto I and^Kmton county, Kentucky.

. £CAh.XaXa'S Safe bb4 Lsck Cs. Mannfaotnrers of Hmll'n Pm tern t CONCRETE. FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAPKei . And Victor Combination Bak Loks, ®* West 4th 8t.. Opera Honse Building, <i*qq>Wwqt|. Wkln.

chaw*'t*no * co , Importers and Dealers in Aek. 8al 8a4a, Caustic i 8“da, Faandrv Facings, Plaster. Almte, Cemieat, Sand. Pnremtce 8tane, Heetm, Rtc., Etc., NO. 909 WALNUT STBEET Clmctmmatt, Okta. marJO d3m

John Dubois, w. H. WUliams. J. 9. Angnr. mmois dt ay«ik. Commission Merchants, 45 and 47 Bace Street, Clmclmmmtl, Ohio. B0*Liberai advances made on consignmonts of Fiour, Grain an<l Previ-

T ALLOW. GREASE, LARD. Market prira paid forTailorw, Grease, and Lard. Prompt returns made. No extra charges. Prices given upon ap. plicat on. PBOCTEB A GAMBLE, Cincinnati. Office and Salesroom, *0 and *i West second Street. mar*0 <13m

14. jr. cdapi.t * co., GENERAL FB0DUCE Commission Merchants, No. S7 Walnut Street, CINCINNATI. Consignments aud orders solicited. Price Currents sent free toanvaddress. marSU 33in

CHA.S. O RAM A. Ad, Manufactnrer of IRO^T BRIDGES, BRIDGE CASTINGS, 131* i cl g- e 13 o 11 s , Girders, Tanks, Gas and Holders, Nos. *74. *76 and *78 West Front St. CINCINNATI.

PETERSON, POLLOCK & CO., Itnpotters and Dealers in Saddlery Hardware, 112 Malm street, CINCINNATI.

CJA-MA-KOO MANUFACTURING CO. Paper llamgingtt, W imdaw Shades. H. U. BRINKMAN. Proprioter, 57 West Fourth street, marSOdSm Cincinnati, Ohio.

Groat Westers Move Works W. C. DAVIS & CO.. CINCINNATI, Proprletere. Manufacturers of every variety and style of the most approved patterns of and M at pricea to salt catalogue and price list.

for

MeUOnAM Ac Kl MVaKl.t-, Designers and ENGRAVERS ON WOOD No. *2 Pike’s Opera Building, CINCINNATI. mar 30 d3m

E. A. HUTCHINSON & CO., Wholesale Hardware, 99 VFalmwt street, C1NCI NNA.T1. mar30 d3m

HHAUFOKU dt NHAHP, Manufacturers ot LEATHER BELTING, AND FIRE ENGINE HOSE. And dealer* la Gum Belting, Hose, Pocking and Lace Leather, No. 67 Walnut, cor. Second Street, CINCINNATI. OHIO, mark) dam

GLASS FRUIT JARS. THE BEST PRESERVERS IN THE WORLD. Order* solicited from the country Liberal discount to dealers. li. HEMINGBAY & CO., No. 68 Walnut street, mar30 dSm Cincinnati, Ohio.

A- M. HOA.AU UK JD 4k 4AK, Reliable and old established manufacturers improved Circular Saw mils. Gold Premium Wheat and Corn Mills

Wu _ three to six days’ notice. Bargains can be had. Address us, er call at No. S3S West Frost street, Cincinnati, Ohio. marSOdowflat

MefififiLTUT * CAJUMME, No. 8 East Fourth, and 18* Main fit*., CINCINNALTI. Western Depot for Sas Flxiires aid Laups, Wrooght and Cask Iron Pine, Gas and whaaaaate price*.

tug v apor Bath of the most Inge,

kind, in coajunction with Internal treat-

MSRfe*

8J£MINAJL K1C1SS10NS, the consequence of sell-abuse. This solitary vice, er depraved se* • uni indulgence, is practiced by the youth oi both sexes to nn xUnoiit unlimited extent, with unerring oorUint; — morbid symptoms unles medical measures, vis: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing im the ears, and n0i2.es Uxe the rustling of leaves and

MEDICAL.

DR. WM. THOMSON’S Office and Consultation Parlor* are located at i4a. »9 South Delaware Street.

w itkKJt ho will oontlnua 4 V to treat iad cure Private Dueases, U all their ipeciea, *krif*i *' r " lLlo * UoiL * *nd Dr. Wm. Tho.aooawlU gin

to each patient a written itrument, binding kimael effect a radical uiu perm •uxe, or make ao charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson ha*

the treatment of Private Di*Mi>e» * .peciaity since the year U61—three year* in the city of Buffalo, New York, eight yean in Chicago, Winoi*, sad two yean in Peoria, Uliaois. During eight yean practice in Chicago, Hlinoit, he cured over

thirteen thousand case*.

I>*. Wm. Thomson, in hi* practice for Scrofula, Rheumatic ond general diaeoaea of the blood, ate* a Fumigating Vapor Bath of the moat ingeUMMU kind. In conjunction with Internal treat-

preaching strangers, a qaaintances, a dL.po»ui memory, hectic flush.

Lence. diffidence in ap. dislike to form new scion to shun society, loss of

hea, pimples and various

tarred tongue, night

tentf’wL/ to Dr. Wm.

$|0- Office end Co: South Delaware «r.reei

P. O. Box 1*60

ted, 01. the first appearance of any of ymptonu, should immediately apply

Thomson foi relief.

foi reliel.

•nsulunon Parlor*. Ni t. ludionapolu, Inuion:

No. S«

a. 0

marlO diy

r*Yiri#y Y"onr* Blood.

HURLEY’S SARSAPARILLA.

rntHIS is the puie and genuine extract of the X root, and will, on trial, be found to efiect a certain and perfect cure of the following complaints and discaies: Affection* of the bone*, llabitual Costireoeo, Debility, syphilis. Sciofuto, or king's kvils, etc., etc.

HURLEY’S AGUE TOT1C.

Perf

ad

M^eSSSi JSsSeS?** 1 * •“ 001 °"

Fectly reliable. The only remedy for Chill* and Fever that is or that can be depended upon is Hurley’s Ague Tonic There have been thousands cured bv using it who had tried tne ususl remedies withont benefit: but in no case ha> Hurley’s Ague Tone tailed to effect a cure. Unrley’s Ftpalar W*rm C»»Ry. As this U really a specific for Worms, and the best aud most pala able lorm to give to children. VGrtectly Uufedess. Any cniid will take it. Hurley’s Stomach Hitlers, For Debility, Low of Appetite, Weakness, Jndigestion. or Dy*pepe>iA. w*nt ot action of the Ldver, or Disordered Stomach, there are n^ Bitter* that can compare with these. For sale by all

Druggists.

XOTICE TO MOTHERS. JJK. HlOABROOIt’a* Infant . Soothing Syrup.

I se in tbe Aiture onlv Seabrook’s; pleasant to take, harmless in I's action, efficient and reliable in all caMis. iovaliialdi in the following diseaws: rummer Complain’, Irregularities of the bowels, Kotivcneas,'icething, etc. Gives health to the chi d and rest t’> the □ other. JaMKs Kc iiDLK J% CO., rvoprietors, 41 Bullitt Street Louis.ille, Ky. The above remudics lor sale by uli goo i Di uggists. | aprrt dMAs.aweowSm Private DiseatieN. Pbivate Disiasaa cured at the WESTERN MEDICAL OFFICES. 81 lllinou street. Indianapolis; Indiana, and L17 Sycamore street, Cincuinatr, Ohio. { Hall tke Canal Price, and no Ckargo Until Cured.

Recent cases eured in two to eight days.

standing cured in Us. than half y in experimenting. Our

Those of Ion* the time others

extra, $5. Our GEcMAN PERIODIC J will cause the monthly flow in twenty-four hours. Board furnished. Medicines sent by Express. Advice free and confident iol Charges low. Send 25 cents and stamp for Book and Circular on private matters, or stamp lor Circular, plaiuing use of an article for the married.

explaining use of i it wid cost uolhi

ter.

marl* dA wl y

married

ng lor a friendly talk or let-

BLACKINC.

TO THE T, A T~> i v->d THE CIRAGlTFRA1TCAJS

FRENCH DRESSING

nset tn everr family in the country in they find ont its good qualities.

Will be

wnen

Ladi Chil

travel

mg Bag* are m ade tc „. Crunk* arc made to look a* good as ne ft makes the leather so.it and pliable,

it will not rub off when wet and soil the skirts.

Be sure and get the genuine.

B. F. BROWN A CO., Proprietors,

Boston.

ngs of decaa

.Mm oo.l Tu.ThAttta*

LIQUORS.

louis u^urso, IMPOf.TXK or RHINE WINES 9 DkAbka IM Bonl«4 l<|W*rw* Ale, Cider und ■wfficar Beer, No. 29 South Meridian Street, IN DIANA Pit LIN.

SPOOL COTTON.

V VVU/ J K

JDESAUrGBDiL' OLLVIXOSS SHtCltsais mYnrliilir JXE.ni4TS, of T«i*Iry, StiQaaS*

MARBLE.

Dealer In AMERICAN AND ITAUAN MARBLE, N 0 <5o‘fiSi7s“sri!sa.'BS?jKr keeb* on hand and manufacture* to order Jl kinds of Monumental and Temh Stone Work, ot

NEURALGIA.

fj hE**%ur<

Never Foil* to Cog

Neuralgia and Rheumatism f 11HIS Great Internal Remedy is curing thouJL aaads ol eases where aft other remedies have failed, it U no mere “Aaodyna” relieving for tbe moment, but is a perfect SPECIFIC and CUBS ter thoaepainfat diseases. The vatt number of Liniments, Embrocations, and External Medicines, which act «s stimulai tsof tbe surface only, are temporary in the: r effect, and of doubt-

ful virtue. The NKUKALG

The

the souree of all Uhee the disease froi

convi: ieeUn sol Pi,

Price Fitty Cent*.

>u» the

will convince tbe most ske(>ticaL Price One Dollar per Bott le. Also. Professor Syme’s Pile

novtc deodl*

URALG1A

trouble, and i

thosyi t skept r Bottl

NG reach

le, and effectually ban:e system. A single trial

M Gol'iii

treet. New Y^k.

BOOTS AND SHOES*

TO SHOE €178TOIHB«S.-N*to Spring Striae af Boat* and Kffioae at Iffiajra’a Sffiaa star#, Na. $s Eire* WaaMlnEten street. Etoo la oad aoa.

BOOTS *N D SHOES—we are recelY. •»«* direct fraae tBe loaaaafactarere. ■ante splendid styles af Eadlee* and (ffif *■» WalklnE Basts, In Marocca, Kid ar Enatlnff. Tffie wary Best in tEe ■hkrket, at tke laweet prices. E. H. MEVOttCO., fiS East Wa.klBfftaes street.

•EVE HONBT-lffi bnyiaff pan r Beats kk* Skaee ml May o’r skoe Stare. Tkle estakilekaaent kae n larffia etaek af new Spring; Beads and bottom prtcee. febt dBm

BRICK.

BRICK FOR SALE. HAVE ON ELAND .i.x 300,000 Old BricK. TTTlM. be pleated to fill any order that I may v» receive. Will soon be ready to 111 orders WltJl 3sr e w bilxck:. As I have some 60,000 in Kiln, oil ready. K^Poet Office Box 190. Can be found at Wood * Foil drey •» stable, on Pennsylvania street, ffijl dlw M. JU HAKE.