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

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/tf-Tbo joiy lb th* Wri]K>l* e$m tbvir rcrdlot la furor of T. D. Walpolr's •dmlnMrtrinfiartMMfy drujw. Ororgr W. HordoerrwM jwtorday Appointed oAotal Mpovtor (phonognplilo) of tbo Oim OlreaM Court, Jadfo HIsm prMtding. . . > ■ '• v ^rin ttM OlrtTOroaU Court ywtrr d»jr th« old OMM WOT# OQUod, »od tiM Court M^oaraod to aMiot Wodooodoy «t two o’dlotk, r. ttr p+nt. T. K. Stor^M wiU rood • popor on "Tho Phpolologlosl Aotlon of Qymnutlcs” boforo tho Acadomy of Modidno to-night. Dn. Obablm K. Wmaxr, Soorotory. Circtjtt OnnanAt OotmT.—In tho eooo of tho Stato to. Soott, for oroon, tho oonrt ouotoliiod tho motion for n now trial, and oot tho oaoo for tho 18th laotant. jVMarrloco Uoonooa woro yooterday loouod to tho following poroonot Ooorgo Sohllllngor and Loo Laobor. John Oroon and Marla Clark. Tho 1 at tor oooplo aro doooondanto of

Ham.

j^Tho managora of tho Orphan ▲aylam will moot thlooftornoon (Tuooday, Novombor I,) at two o’clock, at Mro. Bd mund Browning’*, 109 Virginia aronao. By ordor of tho Board. #**Mooob’ opootaoloo aro on tho oyoo of thonoanda who aro willing to aoknowledgo that Mr. Moooo hao machly aoolotod tholr Tlolon of tho fataro world, and who ahall doubt, whon it la known angola or eapido haTO boon ongagod in tho manufacturing of hla oolobratod bright goldon and ailTor ahinlng llghta. For oridonoo aoo cot in thia mornlng’a paper CoMMon Plcab Court.—Tho ohargo to tho Jury waa dellrerod yeatorday morning, by Jadgo Blair, at tho hoar appointed, and tho Jury retired. Up to a late hour loot evening, no verdict had boon rendered. Tho oaae of Haaoong ot al. va. Bamgardner et al. waa called, and tho work of ompannoling a Jury entered upon, with a fair ahow of anccoao hy nightfall. Thla ault waa brought for tho breaking of a will made by one John Robert*, n ooldler, who died in Mlaooari. It waa tried two terma ago, and tho vordlct qnaahed, by the announcomont by one of tho Jarora that tho vordlot dpllvorod ho had not agreed to. pr-Tb* following are the return* at the offloeo of Intonal Revonue yooterday: German Mutual Fire Inauranoo Co.,rocelpto for month....;.. ft,t48 00 Pettua, Dixon A Co., Now York Store, ealee for poet month 47,010 00 George Koowinkle, 8,000 cigar*, tax 40 00 Jacob Neill, 9,000 dgara, tax 47 00 J. A C. Brlnkmeyer, aalea of whtaky for one month, |7,S17, tax 78 17 Robert A. May, of Indlanapolio, yeatorday filed hie petition in bankruptcy. CHARono in RnoiaTXT Boar©.—The following ohangee woro ordered yootor-

day:

B. F. Riley, Regiatrar In place of G. W. ▲Ured, realgned. John Daily, Fourth Ward, In place of S. J. Afenatrangor. Wm. Hunahen, In Eighth Diatrlot, In place of Fred Hillman. Won. Henderoon, Third Diatrlot, in place of Cha*. C. Campbell. j^Tbe following were tho tranafer* of real eotate made yeatorday: Tompkins A. Lewis to Jonathan Holmes, lots 21, 22 and 28 in Robinson and Voorheea’ subdivision—fit,800. C. B. Orris to J. Lombard, south half of lot 4 In square 83—18,000. James Hill to Jasper Newton, lot 5 in Hill’s subdivision—9200. William Bernhamer to John Gahm 80x90 feet corner Illinois and Merrill

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Tho aodlOBOrot Morrloon’s Opera 1 tool Sight, tt> boar Senator HonArlcks Boh. Dave Gooding, and 4o aeoloi Abbot eight ofolook, the White Boya in Bln* entered tho Hail, oocertlng googianr Bates, wbooo agpownooen the ptatform woo greeted by tho immona* apdfonco proaont with loud, and prolonged cfcoo^

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with a good rondoring of a oooplo of national airs, at the clbib o? wfclch, Dr. Athon introduced the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, whose appearance at the front Of the etage waa greeted with the greatest enthusiasm—the whole audleno* rising

and Cheering. *

Mr. Hendricko said that since the dote

of the Gubernatorial contest in thtt State, he had, in response to an invitation, visited the State Of Michigan, where Be had ■pent a week talking to the fiCgd old Democracy of that region, and though he found that the winds of that section blow cold,, tho Demoemthr heart, ho was glad to aay, waa wann and sympathetic. .“.AI7 though by speaking la the opOa Mr vmy voice has been Impaired/’ said the speak-

er, “I shatt do myself tho pfm my friends the Justice to seknow

personal obligations, and 4k?^o of the 1 1 Domcoratic party, for the aid and efficient support rendered u#by tht soldfcrs in the late oontoot. Thoro was no organisation in tha Stato of Indiana that rendered ouch signal service; none 1 ihah did so much in the cause of trutot wad the ConsOtution. OOdid the White Bono in Blue. And it gives ms the more pleasare to moke each an acknowledgment, because I have felt that I have been for years misunderstood, and the* tha position of the Democratic party waa misunderstood by many who did service in tha

to do manly; and the victory

op»««

» Hon. James B. Ryan made tha dosing h. He mads no atfoigg* at j agp)i# mooing adjourned with rousing re for frymonx

streets—1600. E. E. Cose

half of lot 1 in

to Henry B. Marsh, north Uf oriot 1 in square 49—92,600.

Harmon Marsh to Henry B. Marsh, lot 67 In Pratt’s subdivision—consideration,

natural love and affection.

Runaway.—One of the fire engine horses, a splendid large bay, took fright yesterday on Alabama street at the dropping of a side-board from a rickety old bed of a wagon to which he waa attached and which was being need for hanling cistern covers, and started off at a furious speed. The driver held well to the lines, but the slipping of the bed on the axles prevented hie managing the horse, who finally turned into the market space. The wagon horse brought.np with each force against a tree, as to displace the boards of the bed end bring the horse to the ground.

The driver had a narrow escape.

Dzkocratio Mxanifo at Acrow.—The gallant Democrats of Franklin Township had their closing rally at Acton yesterday. But very little notice had been given of the meeting, yet there was e large crowd in sttendenee. The Union White Boys In Blue, accompanied by ladles, representing the several States of the Union, made e very creditable display. The Democracy of Franklin Township will do their whole duty to-day. The ipeeting wee celled to order by Esquire Beilis, and introduced J. W. Nicbol, who addressed the audience for on hour and a half upon the issues of the day. He was listened to attentively, sad as he dosed he wee loudly cheered. The Democrats of old Freuklln will be alive todiy and glva an increased Democratic majority. i ' Arotkxr Rvxaway.—Mr. H. J. Pryan yesterday stepped into the drag store of Wiles A Reynolds, near the Post Office, and left hie horse stending unhitched. He hod barely stepped into the store when the horse, either becoming frightened et some real thing, or, in obedience to some unaccountable disposition to be devilish that seems toheve possessed the equine specie in the lest few days, started off at fall tilt down Market street. The horse wee caught without damage to him or the buggy. The result of the freak wee the loos qf a cushioned seat and a whip, that foil from the buggy near the Market epees. It Is a very strange thiffg that, although a down persons saw the articles foil* from the buggy, not one could tell in fifteen minutes from that time who picked them up. / Lzavb or •Amamon.—The following regular policemen have been minted leave of sbsoAoe Jo-dsy: Hannibal Taifo, of the Third Weed; Hiram Mlniek, of the Sixth Ward: Frauds Otwell, of the Seventh Ward; and Pauline Lendorme, of the Ninth Ward. * These gentlemen ere to act as Radical chmlengera in their several wards. Of course, they won’t receive any pay m policemen for to-day’s work ea Radical challenger*, and hare no

prestige as

olse any of the power* of policemen. We would like to see one of them arrest any-

body to-day»

QcttY—If the** polioomen, with benefit to the public interest, can be exempt from duty to-day, eould they be, with relief to the public treasury, exempt for all

time to eomef

jgOBAi*—2/ we want a police don’t we want them la time* of AiroTXXa Inatrurr—Wby are the m«u-

from doty and special

police exempt lies appointed e

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The eoldiei* la the South were not allowed to -hear from us. Our prindplaa were misrepresented, and hy an .'unwarranted power oar newspapers were denied circulation, that tha party in power might the better evltlvate a distrust and a hatred of os among those - who were fighting for the preservation of that which la moat dear to all of a*. I thank God, however, that the time did come when the soldiers came home, add by intercourse with us, sooa learned what was and la the tenth. lam not afraid, when the soldiers shall have heard the troth; shall have heard the questions dividing us discussed; I am not afraid of their judgments on the political Issues of the day. JjH The soldiers that hove identified themselves with tha Democratic party in the political straggle of 1888; ore fighting for precisely the same sentiment* end prinoiplee, the same glorious objects for which they fought In the field in 1862-8, and 1888 the Constitution, the Union, end equal States in tho Union. Knowing that we were misrepresented and misunderstood, it is Indeed asonae of greet gratification to me now to be assured, that since we are understood and appreciated, the eoldler’e heart is in harmony with the Democracy. The apeaker here alluded briefly to the organization in the South which was denounced by the opposite party, because of its opposition to the giving over the government into the kendo of the negroes. The Senator thought that the element most to be relied upon in the Southern States for the upholding of the flag and the Constitution, was that white element co-operating with the Democratic party upon the basis of loyalty according to the trye interpretation of the word, devotidn to the Constitution, and obedience to the laws of the land; that element which waged war in the defense of the institution of slavery ; but defeated, acknowl edged the cause K fonght for lost, and acquiesced in the results of the struggle. “'This is the class,” said he, “that does not profess to he devoted to negro suffrage, and if they did, they wouldn’t have my confidence in a very high de-

gree.”

The Republican party wants the South ruled and represented by those men only who give in their adhesion to negro suf-

frage.

The speaker’s reference to the fast that the most violent pro-slavery men and the moat blatant rebels et the beginning of the war, were the men who now, like Joe. Brown, fawn at the feet of power, and openly avow a love for negro political equality. Such political and social apostates be for one could not trust. Such men reminded him of the fellow who wanted to join on orthodox ebnrcb, and who presented himself to the au-. thorltles of the church for examination Among other questions pnt to the applicant for admission into the church waa question “whether if It pleased God that he, the applicant, should be d—d, would he be willing to be d—d.” The applicant thought a minute, end answered that on that subject he was not quite clear. He wee not then admitted, but after a few Weeks of meditation he presented himself again for examination, and waa asked the aame question. On this occasion the fellow determined that his answer should be an ont-and-oot Radical expression, end he accordingly replied that after mature.deliberation be had ooneluded that he would a little rather ho d—d then not. The Senator thought that the Radicals ot the South the natives who had gone over body and soul to the party in power, were fair types of the applicant for meusborshifr in

the church.

, They go too far for even the most reckless. He preferred to treat those men who fbught manfully for a principle, lost in the fight, acquiesced in the results and came back, willing to refletrihair allegiance to the Constitution, and to obey the lews of the lend. They were always to be trusted before that elaan “whs bend the pr8gn*ht hinges 0/ the knee that thrift may follow fawning.” “To-morrow,” said he, “iatbqgflM*day of the year—the great day of fear yean. To-morrow as it were, the great Amerl can OlympieaL In Grteie^erary four' years they had the Olympic games, which he was crowned with laurel who won great successes Id Ihets strength. To-morrow Is not-e day foots and game*, but one AT gfoMex, higher, grander, nobler things. To-mor-row ie to be expressed the ehofoe And will of a great and mighty people^ To-mor-row by the baHot nflj bedateraunod by a great natipa its policy for the next four

yean.”

He appealed in a moat aloqueat strain

which the writer refera to • venerable

gentleman “aim spufce ef She neaeeotty •■"Hv

of earnest |>ray**4ttfa|foa>*lth -follh, ft* order to secure the Mwings Bonded,” end who asked that : $h% congregatioB pray “that God may bfoea ns with good rnlen,” to which tho writer exultingly adds, “One of the members sitting near, interrupting,* remarked: .’Ton mean brother, that to make aure o’ enjoying the blessings of a good Government, shofcld pray foY the election.of Grant and Colfax, and vote aceerdtaglyy do yout If «ay &>aay amen!’-And thus," he says, “the service dosed; not a murmur against either of tha last two speeches

having been heard.”.

j’■’k* mtie light we have, through the eee of a gentleman In every way reliable and responsible, to throw upon this wickedly low noasense, la the fret that he man who furnished the above Item to the Journal once aspired to the polplt himself; and waa perisiltad at qbb time to exhort. He, however, waa convicted before the cmforence of hie church of defaming a courtly Bishop of the denomin-

ation, and expelled.

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AYrsirrro* Dbkoorats ot Biohtw Ward.—The Commissioners yesterday placed Mr, Heuschen, of ilie Eighth Ward, en the Election Board, la pleo^f Mr. Hillman. Before his appointment was made known, Mr. Henaohen had left the city, and will not return until nine o’clock this morning. The Democrats Should see jfo ft before the opening of the poll* this ——‘-g that some reliable efficient Democrat is appointed to take the place of Mr. Heneehen. - — -

IF every

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Journal contained, on

owes ef a posyse eaeeSingr in

.agaifstr

Shades!

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cheaper thah-aiijr

CUs mean

yaeter-

the extra

ay. They reI. What does don’t ha, de-

no-gpcHssman vote to-day through the shato, and

you know Met.

right* like true men. ‘** ttUr Ul> * U by

Turn Sximro Rterx.—Whm eminent

shown hy .the

Oomtngore,

oC- tha Indlanapolio Academy which wa believe will meet

Guaen Elisabeth were wont to gain royal foTor by praMnr tho hteMfly of the Quw®’a hair. Many modern ladles, hy the use of “Barrett’s YcgaUble Hair Restofative/’not only receive praise from their acquaintances, hat gain as well the homage of all Who beheld their magnificent tnuaen.^CUaeland Herald.

U-lweod

ceTvedJ Let no <peliooi unites ho cornea throng not- even fhep unless Stshdup fer vour right

physicians think of $ la ah following letter from Dr.

oF||*Uciiie,

r/i of the Indianapolis. BkaV

Rink. I waa well pleased with the entertainment, and regard it one of the most uaeful institutions in the city. It la useful alikk ’to the healthy and the invalid. Agreeable and ex-.-citing exercise Is necessary ttr Motor* health to the invalid, and is as neeshinry to maintain ft to the strong. Doubtless IF nfeny shorten their lives through fear of taking exaaajaa. Exercise shortens no one’s life, when properly and judiciously taken. The great trouble With phyafeiaas la to get invalids to take sufficiently of exercise. They claim that they can not bear it; the* it will bring about a relapse, etc. Physicians entertain no such fears. Indirectly, exercise la mental and physical food. Without it, digestion is imperfectly effected. I presume it is the experience of every one that free and unrestrained exercise results in an appetite fora foil and substantial meal; and I warrant it to digest. Even the confirmed

ter

erciae,

will experience no inconvenience from it. It alone will oure dyspepsia,hypochondria, melancholy, and * variety of other chronic ailments. Invalids will derive much more benefit from skating, where unexposed to the inclemency of the weather, than they possibly can expert from a visit to some fashionable “water cure” institution. Divest these of their fedUtim for agreeable and pleasant exerotae, and yon divest them o' their chief merit. Aside from that o

tha water are of IHfilng value. (>ur ad

vice to the Bubiic Is, to Improve home

opportunitim for

CHINESE AND JAPANESE

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Umax tf’Hrra Bom iv Buna.—The White Bojp in pin* held a meeting at their Headquarte|a last night. Speeches were made by the officers and others, reviewing the history and efficiency of the organisation, after which it wa* resolved to continue tho association for tha aocompllshmeut of the objects ’which bad banded the members together. The organisation adjourned to assemble upon the call of the officers, the members to be considered on furlough untti again rallied into active service. ' 'L pWHon. Joseph E. McDonald made a masterly argument before the Gounty Commissioners yesterday in support of the petition for a new Board for the Filth Ward. It win be remembered that at the Gubernatorial election op the 13th day of October last, a large number of voters in that ward failed to got in their votes, the Beard being so overtaxed aa to be enable to aoeommodate the roters, within the hours- prescribed by law for

receiving votes.

Rex a way, No. 3.—The horse of Mr. Samuel G. Vance was seised yesterday with the mania for a general horse spree, ran away with a fine buggy, brought np against a lamp poet Just oppoaite the “Journal” office, and smashed the vehicle to pieces. He wasn’t hurt and looked as cool about the matter aa though he had

done It for spite. „

We have, of late, watched with great Interest the Improvement* Mr Bingham has been making, in enlarging and decorating bia beautiful rooms. He has now, witbopt doubt of contradiction, one of the flrfMT'establisbmenta west of New York City. Uia stock of watches, fine Jewelry, etc., is full and complete.

For tho Indisnspoli* Sentinel.

About Ballot-Box 8tuvfi.no—Editor Sentinel: The following appeared iu the

“Journal ” of October 30:

“Will William John Wallace Inform us *» to who In the only man In the county of Marion, who ever acknowledged himself to be a ballot-box atuffer, or will he compel an answer trom those who know 7” I can name a good many who engaged in stalling the ballot-box, and who voted tissue tickets, too. Ham, Conner knows all about it; ask him if he don’t? Aak him it be wants me to tell who served on the Election Board in 1860, when tissue tickets were voted, and in 1862, when they counted by fives. Ask him if be promised Lewis Reeves and Cy. Butterfield a place in the Poet Officer u would vote tissue tickets? Also, was there a meeting in the Auditor’s office, and who bad to give the above named' places In the Sheriff’s and Secretary of State’s office to keep them from blowing. Ask him who offered to set the example.in voting tiasne tickets when the weak ones showed signs of backing out. Doe* ins name begin with a

” Con” and end with a “ner?”

Aak Mr. James Douglass how mv friends Erie Locke and Wm. Oeisendorff. of the Fourth Ward, were elected, and who borrowed ten dollars to pay for votes to go to Hancock County and bad to be sued before be would repay It? Now, Jim, who offered |a90 in 1868 to a man to serve as Inspector, and did you want him to stpff the box, apd didn’t yon get a man to do it? If you want me to answer these questions, I_will do so cheerfully, bat

von and A. H. Conner ean answer them belter than any one living, for you have had entire control of the Election Boards for the last eight years, and all the inspectors have been of your selection. Come, Conner, tell ns bow Jake Wright was elected Auditor, and bow J. L. Brown

beat Valentine Butseh.

As to my fighting qualities, you or your nar|y thought well of them in 1886, when I was selected to demand a division of the Board, and I expect I have got aa much fight in me now aa the “Journal" editors. Colonel Conner, Colonel Holloway, and Colonel Dnuglasa. Did either or yon smell powder, or were you only parade

soldiers?

v. Yea talk about me lifting myself high

saw

felt sorry for him.

f< Now, in 1866 the Democrats gave ns a fair division, and let u( select our own men. That ia all the Democrats and Conservative men ask now. Mr. Bonnet ia a resident of the First Ward and clerk in

ia it that the Ninth

le’saepcroollarl

with nearly as many voter* in

t> Ward as there "

are In the Fifth

former vote, while In the

tribute to Seymour, comparing him to Cindiiaatus of old, was ous. qJ the bandsoaeot compliments we have yet heard to the greet statesman who leads the Democratic host*. Hegstsssd by paying, as, Roue found in Clacinnatp* wisdom

that all in the m bff latter several hundred are always abut Now, Mr. Conner you may as well tell whostuffed the ballot-boxes, for murder will oat, and as yon have opened np this

w, Mr. Editor, year type Made some

* it communication, eayJohn, Instead of Mr. Hannaman. and 914,000

Instead of 91,400 man, and two witness*

Instead of two hundred. Wm, Jonx Waiaxub,

.1.'.3Cr

1 end integrity, •pnppbj with

hu retired, he win cut cbeere—tbe

1 by the wild-

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*i a”' •mA-*' ■■ 1 Moxday Evexixo, Hot. % 1869. OonaciLmet pursuant to adjournment. Present 1 Oouadlmen Brown, Coburn, OOftetf fttvie, Geiael, Goddard, Hsus•h**, Jameson,- IfietAetbar, (Schmidt, Seifowaticker, gOaptouaafi Wopdburn, “ i On motion of Mr. Cottrell, Dr. Jameson Was flailed *0 tbc chair.

sea,

wm tkeau

restoration and main-

tenance of health. Leave nauseous, patent nostrums to the indolent, and seek nature’s method of cure. The Rink offers thia method in a moat acceptable

manner. Respectfully,

J. A. Comixoohb.

Indianapolis, September 19,1868. Nfe* The following well-deserved com-

pliment w» eUp from the Decatur JWsc.

It receives our hearty Indorsement: If any of oar readers, when visiting In-

dianapolis, wish to stop at a first class

hotel, they will find the Palmer to any house In the State. Tbe mem

of tbe “old Seventh Indiana’’—three months service—will find at the desk tbe familiar countenance of Captain Soott, of Company “ K,” who la a gentleman, and will be glafi tease his former comrades In

arms. Rest assured, yon wRl find Palmer “ O K," and its attaches accom-

modating.

pm~We will publish to-morrow morn ing the official vote of every county the Stato for all tha several offices. 1 abstract has been carefully prepared, 1 will be valuable to keep for reference.

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LOCAL ITEMS.

WnU Papers.—Come and see oar elegant patterns and new designs of French and A merican paper hanging, for parlors, drawing rooms and halls. 8-3 Hrxx, Adams 4k Co. Persons Indebted to ns will please call sad look at their accounts. We deftire s yearly aettlsment with each of our patrons. 8-dlmeod Jamxsox A Fuxxhousxr.

Tbe man wbo is to be tbe next President and every other gent, are in vited to call on William Swelnbart, Merchant Tailor No. 21 North Meridian street, for tbe only perfect fitting Paper Collar in Indianapolis. The linen lined Bemis Patent Shape, Is sold only

Sweinhart’e. Call for the take no other.

Bemis and 8-8

Wholesale buyers aaa dad tbe best stock of Carpets, Wall and Window Paper*—Buff and Green Hollands—at “Hume, Adams A Co’a.” 8-8 Chronic and Sorgieal Diseases.— Dr. Youart of our city ia fast gaining a deserved end wide-spread reputation as skillful surgeon, and we must say that he baa cured more eases of ebronie diseases, performed more successful surgical operations, cured a greater variety of deformftles of the apine and limbs, deformities of the free, crooked hands and feet, diseases- of tbe joints, contracted cords, stiff knees, rheumatism, inflamed and enlarged joints, white swellings, diseases of tbe bones, diseases of the eye and ear, cross eyes, oetarrh, artificial pupil sight, blindness, deafness, discharges from the ears, than any Surgeon in the Western States, Dr. Youart has treated successfully the past sixteen years, over 16,000 cases of every variety of deformities and chronic diseases. The greater part of which hav* been pronounced incurable by other physicians. His office la daily crowded by the afflicted. Physicians and friends are Invited to bring such to his office. Polyeronae Finish—The new style of Fresco for parlors is now becoming much more fashionable than ether decorations. It is moeh better and more durable, end makes a mere beautiful finish. Gall A Rush, No. 161 Bast Washington street, are pocpaio^ on abort notice to decorate porters, hallo, end ell kinds of publio buildings with thia new style of decoration on the most .reasonable terms. 2-2 Churches, Hs01% and on Public buildings ean get just the goods that am wanted in Carpets, Wall Papers and Window Shades, at Trade False* Carpqt Store. . 8-3 Dr. J. B. Newton, the Healer, wlffi open rooms at the Botes House, Frida; November 9. All wbo are not well ab to pay are cordially invited to come and be healed “without money end without

price.

Dr. Newton has exercised hie remarkable “gift of healing” in twenty-six cities in thia country and Europe, and his great success ia so well known that eulogii and testimonials are deemed unnecessary. Hour* for free patients, from to eleven o’clock A, m., and for those who are able and willing to pay/from eleven to twelve a, Ajaoft fra® two to 11 ve x.® • n-m Tho Gtewtest Variety of Ladle* and Gent’s Furs, wholesale and ratall at the New York Fur Manufrctory, 8914 South Meridian street, Morrisoa’s Opera Hoods (upntaim.) ^WFnrn altered into the latest styled. Repairing neatly executed. octlO-lm Jnst Received.—At Clark'*, fd North Illinois street, * huge stock of Beavers, Fin* Cloth* and Passim which w* will sell et low figures Jar the next thirty day*. We meaa what we say msB- _____ . m

oa deess for ***•*#,;

successes hi eient guaranty,

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Also. Joarwd of Lore. Secret of euecese. How to Get Otehi, Ste. Altxuiled frM for» eantewteft.000 (Old. Address KxaVJB A OO.,

m maammrta ®a ®1 am W O

BITTKKS. fitnnsthU row satetjr. Weaknaaa is never safe. Aeatedieease wakes skMt wo*, of the feeble. Bo-enforee helf-defeoUd nztere with the finest vecetabk iaefooraatia the world. near, hot a sea tie deparent thaa any 4the tmt i-bOieiUL medieine extaat. Itlr hesama it bine* so meny important medieinsi properties that this remarkable Testable specific pro daces sucK' extredrdinery effects. As a fireven tiTe. U fewateff* disease hy ea4owiR«the hawaR pkydqus with extra resUUat power; *■ a earetire. it eoftams the ttrensth wMle seaMvia# tha Its aae as a rwawdy for indicesbea .is now at; fitasMaL in all parts of tha Uaitad States, that It wap be eoasteWatty entitled tha National Specific for PyspepOm IWsatebrity is not confined to this eoWKtrY, however, tt to this tontinaatL' Tkara tenet a pert ia tho Western Hemisphere to whieh it teaotoonaici not* State between Patecenia sad the Arctic Sea, ia Xhteh "H06TBTTEB’fi BITTBBS” Is aot* hoesehold phrase. In this month effort, when chill* aad fever and other malarious disorders art life, a medicated stimulant is fa article of the first necessity for all who travel hr land or water, or an in aay way expo** to tha morbific influents* abroad in the atmosphere- Of all ateoholio toaies, fee B1TTJUU3 are the punst and wost eCcacioua-a feet attested by leadiarabatetieal chemist*, aad eeafirwed by somoef tho west ewineat wedtosl practitioners in the United Btatoe. oetae-deodAwlw 1 - . New Principle* of MetUeation, IVIs.: Radway’s Beady Relief, Beynlatinx Pills, aad Beselrcat.] Dr. lUdway’s' Remedies are prepared ea entirely new prinsiples. and that is why they stop pain to snick, aad ease the most daageroas disease* to rapidly. Sad with so little iaeeayeateaee to the patient, gem* of oar eotomponriae beast in their advertisement* that there is nothin* yew in their medicines—that the ingredients are all to be fonn t in the United Stats*, and ether dbpsasatones; their published formulas are copies taken from the N- 8. Phannaeenpia, etc., hence, they cl*inf superiority of merit for their piQs. pectorals and sarsaparilla, for their similarity to a lot of imperfect, iaert aad worthless co»poands. Were it not for tho now principles employed ia obtoteim* the medicinal virtue# from newly discoveaed remedial agent*, progs*** in the science of medicine would bo a slow ooaeh. Take, for instance, the moet popular remedial agenta of the day—sarsaparilla aad its adjanets, formingthe officinal compound; or of tho porgativoo—of aloes. Jalep. etc. Physicians, chemists, pharmaceutists, physiologists, all, woro or tew, condemn these agent* as uncertain, unreliable, etc. The Materia ef Medica is deficient of good, sterling, reliable medicine*. Ihe formal** of preparing the offiriml pills are based oa wroag prineiples, and those who claim to patap specific remedies, on the old uncertain rale prescribed, are contributing them of valae to the pnhlic. Radway’s Ready Relief, Resolvent and Pilk are new medicines, prepared on new prineiples. and will care the sick without delay and inconve-

nience.

See Dr. Radpsy’s Almanac for IMS. Sold by Druggists aad eonntry merchants. oct22 deoddwzw

AUCTION. N7*Ht

agricultural:

iAPOL» WAGON AND AORICULTU WORKS, 172 South Tennessee street.

BANK*.

Aimt. c.

BANK. 38 East Washiagtoa street. Kitbixgu, (formerly of Fletcher’s jylti dir

CARRIAGE MAKERS.

|^n^n^|mCHELL t STOUQH, Mannfrc-

iybfidly

’ avenue aad Georgia street.

COAL, LIME, ETC.

TAMES P. ALLAIRE A CO.. Dealers ia Goal,

COAL AND SALT.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS

XTCNXI XTOXXII XXOXX1I1 acmATca: gcmatchb oc hatch m In from 10 to 48 hoars. Wheaton’s Ointment Caret The Itch. Wheaton’s Ointment On re* Ssdt Rheaw. Wheaton’s Ointment Cares Tetter. Wheaton’s Ointment Corea Barber’s Itch. Wheaton’s Ointment Corea Old Sores. Wheaton’s Ointment Cures Every kind of Humor like Magic. Price, 90 cents a box: by mail, flOooats. Addraw WEEKS A POTTER. No. 170 Washiagtoa street, Boston. Msssashnsotts. For sate hy all Druggists^ octl doodAwly VIXECSAR. — Pruuinga O-1-kr.tsd Cido Vinegar, warranted pars, and to preserve piokles. : Fiaar PnsiMCN awarded at the U.S. Fair, Illinois State Fair, and Chicago City Fair I Largest works of the kind in the United States. CUAS. G. E. TRUSSING, 339 and 341 State Street Chicago. arp30 deodfim

RAILROADS.

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO

AND

Of London.

ESTABLISHED. 1803.

Cash fan I tit! paid Funds excoedlngf

•wee'

.wee «oid.

| N8URANCE against Fire effected on I and buildings. Goods, Wares, and M disc. Ships in Port or in Dock, Canal Bari

Houses

, Merehan- , Ships ia Port or in Dock, Caaal Barges, etc. Policies issued payable in Gold or Currency. Uni tod litotes Brunei* ■ State, 4# Pine

Htrooi, Mew York.

LOCAL DIRECTORS—E. M. Archibald, foq.,

Indiana Central Railway. THE SHORTEST ROUTE EAST. EOTTE. THAIISTB TDAIETT Leave VNIOY DEPOT, Indianapolis, aa

follows:

q-on A M FAST EXPRESS, (Sundays ts.UU A. ill. excepted,) arrives at Dayton, 8:25 A. M.; Toledo,3:45 P. M.: Detroit, 6:10 P. Cleveland, 3:50 J*. M. ^ Pittsburg, 7 :Q6 P.

s:; Pbii^iVbu;»A“-ii. r nEyW. u ^

A. Jf.; Baltimore,. 8:40 * w

i .ton,

Co.: A. A. Low, Esg., rid Salomon, Ksq^,

uart, E*a-

J. Boorman. Johnston A A. A. Low k Brothers; Dan H West38th street; James Sn

Stoart.

EBUAR W. CROWELL, Resident Manager. General agent for Indiana, Indianapolis. ALKX MKTM1BR. Local Agent. Office—No. S, Odd Fellows* Hstll, octl2 42m ISBIANAPOHS.

Pittsbm : New 1

a.^m. :^biiumore,. B:to A. M.; Washingten. A SILVER PALACE Day and Night Car mas in this train from Colnmbns, via Pittsburg and Philadelphia, to New York, and an elegant Spy Car via Beliair to Baltimore, without change. 10:10 A M. WgiiSrSi;! nects at Richmond for Dayton, aad arrives at

Columbus at 7:00 P. M.

q.qn p xr accowmodatior, (Sunu.OU i , JU. days excepted J for Richmond, Connenrville, Brookville. and Cincinnati, arriv.

ing at 0 P. M., without ehange of ears.

7:30 P. M. S.) EXP ™

DENTISTRY.

K 1 ^ Sfoii. ?o E N^to mSoi^uw ® c i^2S' lag Gas ased in extracting teeth. jylfidly

fJM. Xwnka,

, T

Tuesday ETeslsg, November 3. NOTICB—Tte* Baatten Oatwawa wUl he tveafrem the«U*atfeUP.M.

Last night but two of

isJ3 F FI ISTOWEXiId.

M E 5T E A ,

wBssfi of Mothers aad Urate ef

aHaahaad.

LOOK OUT FOR GRAND QUEEN

BESS.

^WPThnreday. farewell benefit ef LEFF1NGJSStL&JxT*' r "‘" -*

Doors Open at 7; Curtain Ri^s at 7:45. nE2??d o£ s ”* u - •'

Metropolitan Theater.

GRAND CARNIVAL! Hogie, Mirth and Mystery. S X 2C NIGHTS OTJI.'X',

counssciyo

Wadneeday Evening. Nov. 4, 1868.

THE WONDERFUL

M -A. B, T I 3ST 01

California Illnaioniwt nnel ( hamnion

Yentrlloqnlet «f th« Wnrld.

Ho gives imitations of nine different, distinct Toic©s, snd coinpeLd a ReDilciii»n from the audience to talk against his will. Continned roars of laughter. Go early, and witness Msrtino’s great feat—the wond-nul living head without a body—Magic Growth of Flowers-.Multum in

Parvo, etc.

THE CilFT.w.

•^ n ? elegant and costly presents pos-

itively given away every night.

In order that all may attend, the pries of admission has been reduced to as Onto. Reserved Doors opea at seven. Performance to com-

mence at eight.

Grand Gift Matinee.

afternoon, Noven

rill

all

25 cents. Children 15 cents, f-past one, to commence at ARNOLD JONES, Agent.

Saturday afternoon,^November 7, to aecommo-ree-ive a handsome pres-nt. Admission to all

parts of the house. Doors open at half-

three o’clock.

ie o cloc t31 dtt

DRY GOODS.

“tTTBADE PALACE”—N. R. Smith k Co., JobWwt ^ashSgtonstwet ^ ^ ttood *’ •* J*??-®

jylfi dly

HAIR WORK.

jyWdly

HATS, CAPS, ETC.

k_| BAMBERGER, dealer in Hats, Caps and II. Straw Goods. No. 16 East Washiagtoa street. jylh dly

fTHK Knnr

.One Price Hat Sto:

aps an

set.

j* Price J

ia Hats, C .

aasyi vania strew

ire. E. A. Seaton, deald For Goods, 25 North

teW dly

OYSTERS.

au2U dim

KNITTING MACHINES.

T AMB’8 Family Knitttag Machine. A. W. ±J Allen, Qeaeral Ageat. 18 North Delaware street. Send for Cimalar aad Eampleg. Agents wanted. jylfi dom

MARBLE WORKS.

Scotch on rea-

augl4-d3m IK?M. EMMONS k CO.. Itelian Marble Work*. aaalSdtes

MILLINERY.

TLfRS. L. SMITH, of Cincinnati, Fashionable NJ. Dressmaking aad Millinery, No. 40 Sonth Illinois street. Indianapolis. Indiana. Agent for augl3 d3m

Mrs- L. Drury 's Chart.

PHYSICIANS.

jyl6 dly

PLUMBERS.

T Weaker. Oas and Steam Fitter. 1 ! 0 -./* T Kentoeky avenue. Pnmps, Bath Take, Ltod, Iron Pipes. Gas Fixtures, etc. a<m4 cUm

SADDLERY.

T N. BUFFER k SON. Saddle and Harnees W . Makers. Ladteeud UeaUemen’s Riding Saddles, eft., aSonth Meridian street. jyl6 dly

SEEDS.

, Wholesale and Rer. Timothy, English Seeds. All orders angl4-d3m

Morrison’s Opera Hall. SHAKSPEAREAN READINGS,

M FEANCES ANNE KEMBLE.

ONE IST X O K T o IsT I. Y .

Wrs. HSHBLK will read in OPEBA ■ALL, Indiannpolla, on Wedneaday Evanlnx, Xovamber 4, 1868, •BAIUPKARK'S PLAY OF H .A. >X L E T .

SICKKTS ONE DOLLAR

Xo Extra Charge for Reserved heats

aar Reserved Seatt for sale at BEN HA M'S NEVA MUSIC STORE, opposite the Postollice. Special Notice—The Reading will commence at eight o’clock, precisely, and it is respect.ally requested, to avoid interruption, that the audienee will be seated ten minutes before the Reading begins. aarU»or» open at seven. oc'29 d6t

ROLLER SKATING AT THE It I > I v , FORENOON, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. aw Yew Sapply of Skates for Saturday. nov2

CARPETS, ETC.

TO HOUSE KEEPERS.

'ACcCREERT k FAY, dealers in all kinds of 171 Furniture and Honse Furnishing Goods. Stoves, Queensware, Cutlery, etc., 56 East Washington street. aug!7 d3m

TRUNK MANUFACTURERS

Maanfactnrer_ and Dealer in

svelii

INKLKY. Ml

C* BIN

WATCHEf AND JEWELRY.

11:10 A. _ York, 5:00

A-:- 1 * 1

INSURANCE.

(Daily.) arrives at Pittsburg,

gJTOgklfifriftbSC ington, h;15 A. M. Un SAl'U&DAY.this train wifi run through as nsnal, via Pittsburg, arriving at New V ork Monday morning at h:00 A. M. SLEEPING CARS ran through from INDI-

ANAP >LIS to PITTSBURG. SO-Call for Tickets via COLUMBUS.

aorTicketa for sale at Union Depot, Indianapo-

lis, and all principal Railroad offices

F. CHANDLER. Gen’t Ticket Ageat. . J. M. LUNI, General Superintendent,

sep lOcUm

m M-Annnal Expose, Jnly 1, 1868.

ine article moat hav* Dt. John ▼at* stanro da aaoh botri*. Dr.

Dr. John’

19 feannfoatar# and

**U tha original John Smith’s Tot

Maoris 1 .

I. no, on to.

|nw>-i, n Jin Win U

oul. bottlo. U

INItlfM

xlh Ww

***** , ia 7e ii: dfwd &

" i

Capital* - ■ ^§,000,000 OO. ft BPU^o9aaaaaa*oeaaaaasaamaaMa*iaaw|artaoaaaa*B^fci|J^mBB8m . *. "" ’ -'l 2ufeiUv • t :• lIYSUSAKCm a 41 .jj tj wm m jCtia hsmiee fompanj, • * Bit

BEE LINE.” (Cleveland, Colnnekna, Claoimmatt aad • Indianapolis Railway, lata Railo.

Idutalne Kail way J

VIA CRESTLINE. f\S aad after September 2L 1888. Pa \j Train* will leave INDIANAPULIS, rive at points named below as foUows:

- No. a.

Indianapolis 1H*) a. a. Union 4:05*. m, Marion 7:45 a. m. , Crestlin* j_.. 8:40 a. te. Cleveland....18aeoa. : Alliance .12:50 p. m. Toledo 3:45 p, m.

6:10 p. m.

?:*km.

nnkirk...... 5:30 p. m.

Ha. 4. 1:* P. i

6:Hy.a..|:15a-a. 10 « r'a*' :36 a. a.

Dunkirk 5:30 p.

PitUburg

Buffalo

2:10 a. an. 11:38%. m.

Jewelers, (Kstab- — iricaa and For-

GALLERY.

•R. MILLER’S PMOTOCAIAAl’IIIO

PORTRAIT GALLERY, ■a. dS EaeS Waahlogtam INDIANAPOLIS. IND. AmhrotyjMs and Phetographs. u^t te

NURSERY.

Bend of Brotherhood; . evidence of prndonooi

-rsiK

glil^

Jits

6:8,*:*: illlrt

fejiriJfci

CENTRAL NURSERY, ! (T ; ‘M r.'T, ». Conor of Mvfcot tnd Ddawtr* Streets. , v . vf , • - ■' a CHOICE FRUIT* SHADE V ' ■ . .'•! .L. , ' • : And Ornamental Trees. -

NEW CARPETS

Sc RUSH’S, 101 East Washington Street.

English and American Three-Ply

En£li»h and American Twa-Ply,

Ingrains of all Grades, ENGLISH AND FRENCH VELVETS, ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS

Or all Kinds.

■W-A^IaX.

Tka new French Style for Parian.

POLYCHROME FRESCOES, GtLT MOTJUDIPffGS.

Also n foil lino of

FradfStamped, Gold aid otter Papers.

We Warraiit all oar Work.

Wa take Pleasora la Sbawiag aor Oaoda

gep15d3mlgt«n*mesem’t8 GALL A BUSH.

FURS.

FURS! FURS! FURS! Opening of the For Season, At tho old nnd reliablo Fur Mnnnfoetnring Hons* ef JOHN 0. BUERKLE, 13? Main Street,

i * Third

Faartfe fitraata.

cnvcrxrjA.xi, o.

kinds

of Small Fruits,

Iiwdlea* Fouraw

bdk Iff TS

ffi

his fort;

busy rireiid"old werid. 1

i tao a voarr-i

*»3,600,000 OO. ^

, Boston, J to

stthsr via

*»1 Y^s* MraaS, Ctuelaunate. .fe* VriMfeal fiMtea aad lit asasteteat with

f i *

Ttea oaly Chalea Irt« off IMar ap4 > Thai i j Tia—la ttedCttjr.

- tail

. toriLnte

£ - fc

Oefotlewfiew*ai Fnraw

Of nU varMfefo «nnlitt*s nnd style*. ' • ’ >' • i. \ [■ ■■■■ .. • SLEIGH HOSES, . Ut-. ‘i*’ *T!W - •-?•£ -Si WewertdeoU too nttenttonof

TAILORING. -’1

^ “ 4 ^ ^ CteHir-

MERCHANT TAILORING.

IT K A." W k L. I N

: UFt INSURANCE COMPANY,

i to geniity i

TOAX AXT OIXXS uons

; tel #; Out 48 h

WA HI

|'>7M ..*«

• ■ r*

Ihhl A HI

i2 Hh Pioneer -Indiana Company.

. ' , - 1 JAMBS IKlAt, hwMfrt.

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