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.J=Sir i^£»iS£s Titwbat, Serwober fr. 47} Oentral, 118%; Beading, 97%; and .■“inswscissEMals
ket again reacted before the eloae however. and cioeed dull and unaettied. At
■gssaggg leering extraaf|8 2 7S. .. r *u‘ : Wheat—In goodapecSative reqnest.a. anaettied; No* 2 cioeed at 8aa$& iowe ealea of No* 1 at H 17%@1 23; No. 2,|1 r^sas^s-^ - 1 -
Corn—Siiade firmer
of No* l ad 80@82ci No. akeUed 67e la atovo and SB6d«ftoatea^ l
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Armor J»d mow aottvea* S@8o a^ea W 9^ 1 at |104#198;No. 2,
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tirity end quality. The »upply wee fall, and . beyer* were tekiac held with avidity. Probably thoeool tenperature of the etmoephere, and die ■udden chanfe from yeaterday, had the effeet of ’ iteparfint keenneM to their apetites, at any rate , the ehoioe yradea went off like hot oakes oArtnre embraced tome of the hotter elan of eatfie—much better than we have aeon in the pent for eome dayt. Prioee remain enoheared. There were neither theep not ho«a offering, and no demand. Paekert abtorb the supply of hogs. The total receipt* at Kingan A do/a yard*, at the weat end of Maryland atroet, wor# ninety-two head of cattle. The qnaltty wu very rood, We quote bidft aa the inalde and outaide rang* of ▼aluea, i 0 m / .i .« f .*1 a it 7 ■ 1'
ever.ltndckmed dull and unaettled half-put five the renewal of the Erie wur had much effect on the market, and It
_ alao created uneaey feelinga la monetary
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The following are the 5:80 r. x. price*;
fP 4
American Ad»IBt..eee
46% St. Paul
40
Maripoaa prererrea JX. T. Central 3
Erie
ditto preferred.... Budaon fcStfciiEZp ditto preferred
Mining Shane—Dali; Smith A Parm-
lee, 435; Gregory. 590.
Copper etocke in Boston unchanged. State Bonds—Miaaouri 8’s, 90; old Te*neasee, 70} new ditto, W9i%MH; North Carolina, «4%@»; Virginia, 66@MNk Receipte at Sub-Treaeary, #2,720,555; payments, #2,085,274; balance, #8,366,870.
Xww Twrik Xaafeee.
Nnw Yonx, November 17.
Cotton—Lees active and without change; sales of 2^00 hales at 24%c for mioallng uplands; low grades are doll
and- drooping.
Flour—Receipts, 15,102 barrels; market
IngTealmofiMO
superfine State and Western; #8 50^6 86 for extra State; #8 30@7 48 lor extra Western; #8 10@0 50 for white wheat extra; #8 7o@S 10 for round hoop Ohio: #7 fit @9 for extra St. Louie; #I0(M2 & for good to choice ditto. CaliforMa flour is heavy; sales of 800 sacks at #8 75910 2B. Rye flour !e more active and a shade firmer; sales of 8W barrets at#5 89$7 90. Corn Meal—Quiet; salee off 208 barrels city at #6 4095 90; 1,500 bushels Brandy-
wine at #5 85/ .
Whisky—Quiet.
Wheat—Receipts. 18*588 bushels; market quiet and heavy, and cioeed l@2c lower; setea of 44,000 boshela at $1 509 1 52 for No. 2 spring: #1 82 for No. 1 ditto; fl 9091 92% for smbey Indiana; #2 for choice amber Miohigan; #8 18 for white
Michigan.
Weete^m^Yio 11 * 1 ** 0t *
Barley Malt-Doll.
Corn—Receipts, #120,000 bushels; market abeat to better; sales of 88.880 bushels at #1 8091 18 for unsound, and #1 149 1 18 for sound mixed Western, closing
AfUl,
Gate—Receipt#, 23*816 bushels; market heavy and lower; salee of 28*000 bushels at 70c for Western. Rye-Dull. Coffee-Quiet. Sugar—More nominal; sales of 208 hogsheads of Cuba at ll%912o. ■ SWB
The Meg; Market. , Tbe sudden ohaure in the weather Isat night caused more animation among hoc man. Meter*. Nofaiuger, eommanoad . operations yoatorday afternoon by aiaucbieriug a few head. By the way. wo notieod eomo rosy 6ne hog* in the peas of this irm. Meesra. Wheat, flotohor 4 Co. will commence kiUiag thia morning. They bnve in pern abont 800 head, and expect to have 5 fall supply, if obtainable, all the season. J. C. Pargetoa's aew hagM wtfl be inaeguraUd on Thursday, from which time the season may be considered open. fhtt afferieeeef boys tare very libermi, showing anxiety on fee part of holder* to dlepose of their property, altboagh they are very Arm in their views at regards pikes. We give quotation* as ranging ail the way from 08 00 to 17 00—the latter an extreme figure, and only paid for the choicest grades. . W* take theioDowing fro* our telegraphic dispatches of last night: At Cincinnati bogs were in good doasead at ♦7(87 50, holders asking hotter prises at tbe elose. v < , w» iti *'>- 1 ■ te* At Lonisvlile bogs sold at tJ 25(97 75, gross, lleoeipts, MOO. r - aTM'T •* At St Louis the Weather was unfkvoraW# for paektng. and drovers were irm In their views. Small salsa at #8 7597 00, lor 225 and 275 ponnda nvorages. Receipts, 1,986, At Chieagt hogs wore dnll, with n downward tendency. Salee were made at #7 2597 50 for good, and 17 7097 95 for fanoy lota. Paekars only offered #7 lor good lota. Baeaipte, 2,608. ' At Plttsbnrg. the demand for bogs was tneroaslng, and sales larger. Prises well snstadned, with the range from 17 2009 25 according to sise and condition. lateiteaMipalla Whatemle Market. Ttrmav, Bovtatbwf7. FLOUR—Very dull rad irregular. Wo quote: Fancy brands ^.4 8 25010 00
ditto preferred— 71
...116 83%
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W HE AT—Dull at II 560160 lor prime now rsd in ear load Iqu -41450150 for prime to oboiee rod in wagons; and #1 66 for amber. White slow nt II 7001 75, CORN—Dull. Woqnote: «0c for high mixed and white sbollod old, rad Tie for old in oar, in wagon lots, and 46a for now in asm. Dry'new, shelled, in request at 50056c. OATS—Dali at 48060c. | RYE—ball at 01 10to|l U. BRAN AND SHORTS-Bran, 011; sbarta, 116 017; Shlparafls, 010022; middlings, 00035 per
tea.
SEEDS—Flax seed iq in good demand at I20 2 2D; clover, 17 50; timothy, 00. BUTTER—Dnll; supply liberal. We qaote: choice fresh, 28e; inferior, 20e. BALE ROPB-DuU. Wo quote: Hemp, In rent 16017e; jute, 20o; mrailla, M0Me; hemp hid eorda, 03; broom terlno, 3O036o; paper twine 300830. BEANS—88 per bushel. ! , , BEESWAX—Firm at SOe. BROOMS-Oommon, 02 10; medium, $2 7503; extra. 08 703 76. CANDLES-Active. Star, 2O0ke; gammer PfWb-4,130200. CHEESE—Firm. Western Begem. Mat Hamburg, l?e; Factory, It; Coehen, 19%e. COFFEE—Firm rad choice scarce; Rie, fair, 22«22%e; prime, 2G025%e; ehotee, a#«fi6%o; Laguayra. 27027%e; Java. 3804Oe. COAL—Them has been a good trade doing. No change in quotations, notwithstanding strtko among Brasil miners. Messrs. V. RmUeh A Dickson famish us the following quotations: Pittsburg, 25c per busheel; Brasil, 20e per bushel; Highland, loo per bushel; Anthracite. 03460 per
ten.
LIME—Steady; Delphi, Me; other qualitioe, *FI1tEB*TCR—066 per 1,000. CEMENT—Unchanged; 02 60 per barrel. PLASTER PARIS-Unchanged; Newark. 8450 s Miohigan, 04. LATH—08 10 to 3 S per 1.010, according to quality and kind. HAIR—OOs per barM. iHllfl i «• FIRE CLAY—70o per boshel. J U UD d ECCS—Scarce rad higher; 230300 per down
for fresh.
FEATHERS—Quiet at 72e for prime Eve geooo,
FISH—Quiet. We quote;
t SSI»
ml. No. 1, half barrel
Is StT 5S: i so# 2 00 FRUITS—Green Apple* very dull at 03 OO0&O.
for Westerns ehoioe Northern at- 04 00. Dried Apples are Arm rad scarce nt 10012c; peeled peaches, 25o; unpeeled do., halvee,12013e. Foxnox FnciTO—Raisins; Layers, new erop,0526; old 04 60; M. R., 04 60; Turkish Prunes, per R, 18e; French, 10*. Pnaone-m onas 03 50 4 00; 3 fe eras, 04 0004 06. Lnonn—Are very firm nt 013014 nKMkod lor Molly i French, repacked, 013 per box. Dmux Fiqs—17026c per
pound. , HAY-Heavy; -016016 per bate for new fight
pressed; loose pressed, 017010.
MOLASSES - Trade good; syrups firm. We quote: New Orleras seereeat 81 060110; FerteRlee, 70s; ehoioe syrup*, 811001 90; me*
Hum, 75086c leonuuon, 66e.
POULTRY—Chiekras dull; live, per dose* 83 00 for old; 00 Odfer young; Uv* turkeys doll; per lb., 8e to 10c; dressed. 12c. Ducks in demand nt 03 00 per dosen. Geese, ditto at (Ke eaoh.
Quails, 9150 per dosen.
PROVISIONS—The provision tend* has been dulL Tbe supply ef eld product nearly exBacon—Shoulder* 13% to 13%e: ribbed sides, 16e; dear ribbed, M%et dear sides. 17% to 17%*; break fast baeen dull at Me. Lard-Very dull nt U%0Me for prime kettle. Haate-Suga* eared. If to *pe. Dried Beef—Dull at 2600%*. . . » .
RAOS—Quiet a* 4%e.
SALT—Laka, « *#8 60; Kanawha. « 860 8N.. ‘ : »'■ SOAPS—Firm; Indianapolis fiermaa, 8%e: Procter and Gamble’s. M%011e; Week’s German, 10%0Ue; Babbitt's. 1201940.
SUGAR-Fim.
. ttv# , . sition Ggnsral
r}l»l«* ■’cjmaur
Highv
l for No. L
i wing* Firmer and.
steadjnt 97c,
Sales
mkddte*. U%e; reogk rides, 10%o. Cat lie—Dull and unehauged; naira at %98 80 for tnsdiuBa ta goodsteera.
pdf ts'tfc* ultra*, and a Hafiatenaace of
administration, and re" their tanks the Demo
they lest on risa 2d of.November la^ tkey * * he a real majority of th# people, >fore their united opposition the opposition would go down in order. They would carry all the eteolkme to be held hereaftoi^in the greet Central and Western States, and secure by a large majority the next House of
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Freights Steady and quiet ah 7c on
past 24 hang* -Flour,
949S barrels; wheat, 88,189 bushals; 1, um a raw - ,,.1 CnscxwwATi, Nevaasber 17. Flour and Wheat—Dcohanged and
ouiet.
Cora—Fins; sales of new at 68958c.
Oats—Unchanged.
Rye—Firm at #1 » for No. 1.
Ootton—Doll; sales of middling nt 22c. NThtaky—Dedtoed to 96998o; market ^Hlgi^in good demand at #797 88with * * better priera at the dose;
» dull; ralra at 1910c for addra.
aera; t9?$c 101 sides, all to be twenty days, ( Lard—DaQ
for shoulders;
4c for hafiM. Bulk meats dull; hogsheads at 9%c for sfaoulru tor dear rib, mod 14c for dear to he delivered in seventeen to
dry in mK and packed, and demand light; sales of
prime steam at 14 Ec, and kettle rendered
at l&*91f%e.
Butter—In light supply sad the mar-
ket firmer at U&Me for fresh.
Egg*—Finn *A 90c.
Cnover Bead—Doll •! fl#.
Timothy Seed—Deolined to #2 5002 75. Fiax firad—Is down to #809 18, *18# Mfiritot dull. 9 " 1 Linseed Oil—Unaettled; email salsa at
^IteefCattle—In
1 large
are SOe lower; #2 5095 is the whole range. H Gold—#1.34% buying. Exchange—Dull aod
supply and priera 88 per oental gross
; 50c dis-
Pmunaeed Oil—Quiet at 95@97o.
Spirits of Turpentine—Firm at 469
Provision* Fork quiet and quoted
firmer; Mlee ef 946 barrels at Hi 259 29 20 forms**; dal a* a* #88 oash fid for round lota; #28 for old ditto; #21 76922 60 for prima; #88 50989 50 for prime mess. Beef quiet; sales of 120 barrels at #109
for net
mess. Beef hams steady; Mlee of 225 barrels St #28 50929 & Cut meats steady; tales of 2,250 packagM at H%9 11 %e for shoulders; 12918c for bams; middles qaiet sad anriranged; sales of 188 hoxM off «4ty middles on private te Lard—Steady sad in fifir demand; sales option, December and January delivery, Buttor^mrady at 25948c for Ohio; 409 60s for State. ^ r
Cheese—Firm at 19918c.
; Freight* to Liverpool—DuR and drooping. i. - .M .T C „ » ir.
LATTEST vAanr—Sv X. 0 '
^ Flour—Closed dull; market 5910c Wheat—Nominal: market 192e lower.
Rye—Dull at #130 for Western,
12 00 10 50
isr s
s toft,”reia*d -— TALLOW-We qsote: 11012c. xwsfeto&e MarltoC \ tiOvnmvtLiM. November 17. Tobacco—Sales of 41 hogsheads of lugs t0 wIdar^SMe?o^soperfl*e at #8509
8 26.
Wheat—Sales at #1 5091 90.
Corn—Sales of new at 50985c in bulk
Oats—Sales at 59954c. Rye—Sales at #1 W. Cotton—Sales at 21c.
Hogs—Sales at 7M@7#9o»» grom. Total T *p!SririoSS15w5w of mess pork at #25. Bacon nominal; sales at lie, 18c, and
Oats—Quiatet 70971%* for Wsatarn. Corn—Dali st #l MAI 10% for unaounc #1 1491 15% for sound mixed Westons.
for nsflM. Hear quiet axarntnout aeciaea change. Cut meats nominally unchanged. Lard—Qaiet at 18%918%c for fair to
prime steam.
Eggs—Quiet and steady.
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Tatsfia Merket. H J Tdlxjjo, November 17.
Receipts—Flour, 1,737 barrels; wheat, #,740 bushels; corn, 8,090 bushels; bar*
ley. 2,400 bushels.
Shipments—Flour, 8,400 barrels; wheat, IQffbuaffa; earn, 48,788 baehela. Wheat—Advanced 1c, and cioeed with the advance leat; setea of whit* Michigan at #1 82; amber at #17101 72; Illinois amber st fi 71; No, f MWMr at #i »| No. 2
spring at fl Or '
Corn-Market le bettor; sates of Mo. I at'899W%e» closing 9 88c; ntfacted at Oats—A shade lower; sales of Miehigsn
st 52c; No. 2 at 52s.
Rye—Market le bettor; aates of No. 1
at #110; Michigan at #109,
Freights^Dull and nominal.
Ctovelaral fiburkec. -
... CxmvxuAKD. November IT. white; 89 600 9 75 XX wsber; #8 2508 60 XX red; W97 76 XX spring; ^797 36 extra spring: country made ranges at |898 75 for XX red and amber: #703
No. 2 ditto at #1 56.
Com—Held at 90992c.
Oats—Sales St 56c.
Rye-Doll and nominal, and held at #1 li9449 for No. 1 State and Western. Barley—Nothing doing; market nom-
inal.
Petroleum—Market dnll and a shads
firmer; refined is held at Ite for rswad
late; 26927# far trade let*.
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BE. or. B»XOBI*E,
61-2 Eatt Wuhingion St, Seotinei BdUhtg,
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
1 public
_ aiwsm to an^egori tVwipe out viadiotiva
{rage masses. The Government would soon be left in s woeful minority, and nothing would remain but four years of embarrassment and unpopalarUy, and an ignominious surrender of office. . JU, on the other hand. General Grant should aisk to become a pacificator of the country, and thus discard the councils oi Sumner, Greeley, and the rest; he will, of oeuiae, lose a good many Republicans. By neither nor any plan could they keep that party together. It must divide at once. But his Iom of the ultras rad violent Badteate would endear him all the more to the moderate men of the Republican party, and would conciliate the Democratic party and the country generally. Such an administration would be immensely popular, and if the new President were sonered to retire at the end of bis term, it would be with such general respect and approval as that which followed Washington, Monroe^and Jackson to their retirement. There would be once more an “era oi good feeling” in the country, and the author of it would have
a broad and enduring fame.
Ate Mxtvaordlnary KxktMtton. German gentleman named Veetor. xaeident of Newark, recently obtained
rittokarg H MMfoot. ^ PlTTejWRQ, November IT. Crude Petroleam—Market quiet, but prices firm; sales of 2,000 barrels on rapt at 10c; 10,000 barrel* at Miters’ option #0 November at 19s for refined. BusineM in bondafi eilia vary daH hfi» pricM firm; sal* of line ef2,600 barrels, March to Jal#r» 500 barrels each month, at 38 %c; spot nominal at 28%c; for teat half November; December at 26 %c; lines, January ments la.
■ -f- I awls Maaksi. sy. Louis, November 17.
Tobacco—In bettor demand, hut the Tering Is small and of poor quality. Cotton-Low; afiddlina sold at !9%a. Hemp—Dull; undressed sold fit fl 089
-jg ? - t t mmM •
Flour—Unchanged; s*!m at f6 7596 58 for extra; >707 5# for XX; #9 25911 for
XXX to fancy.
Wheat—Stiff under the light receipts, hat prices not quotsbiy changed; sates st #1 4091 60 for tair to prims red; fl 709 2 05 for strictly prime to fancy spring; market unchanged et^ 159118 for No. 2,
rad fl 20 for No. 1.
Corn—Small supply and market firmer; old mixed and yellow sold at T5977o; choice white at 80c; new at 70072a. Oats—Steady ana unchanged; Mlee at 4695?fl. I,-, . r --- - » Barley—Quiet; Mira at #1 65 for good
i'W 1<w * i 1210 ®
Rye—Firmer; MlM at fi 8891 10. Provisions—Pork lower for old; sales at
#27%028; new seUs M #25988, the latter
price for guaranteed. Balk shonlders sold for 10%c; ditto dear sides, 14%c. Bacon,
very little doing; shoulders held at U%9
ItMe, with retail sates it outside prices; 18c for clear sides; 17%c for choice sngsr cured brans. *; f T 'T CT 3 T.*’ Lard—Nominally lower: rates at M%c. Whisky—Unchanged; sales st fl. Hogs—Weather untavorabi# for pack
Ing, and drovers firm in their views: small Mies st 0497c for 226 and 270 pounds ‘^^Unchanged; sales st 3%95%c
for fair to choice.
Receipts—Flour, 3,400 barrels; wheat, 6^00 bushels; corn, 2*400 boshela; oats, SSS^i^^& s • , ry ‘- Mew Tork few 0sefie Market. Naw York, November 17. The dry good# market ia generally Inactive, yet it ia more steady for moat staple goods. We quote: Piquot. A heavy brown sheetings at 15%e; Appleton A at 15%e; Poos sadCsnoa st tee; Stark A at 16c; fit. Law reuse O at 14c; Piquot Bat 18%6; Warren FF st 20c; CohssMt at 15%c Cabot AFF at 20c; Cabot A *t-14%c; Augusta at 14c; Dwight %£*2 , 2£eZ ohusetts D, brown, at 17c; ditto G ditto at 14%e Silver Lake H st 10%e: Lewiston A ticks st32%c; Boston AA ditto at 22%e; Prarl River at 29e; Amaakeag A ditto at 28c; ditto st 19c; ditto blue Denins st 29o;
Bajltxxou, November 17. iSSpSr.'SSK 91 90. Corn—Firm; sates of new white at 900 98c;yeUowat #191 06. ' ’ Oats—Dnll at 80970c.
Bye—Nominal,
Provisions—Baooh aettve; rib sides, lie; clear dittos 18%918%e; shoulders, 14c;
hams. 19020c.
Lard-Dull atT7%9Ue.
Mbxpkxs, November 17. Cotton—Firm; sales st 22c; receipts, 1,684 bates; exports, 214 bales. Flour—Dull; sales st #5 2598. Corn—Bales at 75c. Bran—Bales at 24c. Provisions—Pork; salM of old at #2950; new, #27. Bacon scarce. Shoulders, 14% 0 14%c. Clear sides, te%®19c. Liard—Sates at 19c. • ra 1— , m - I I. a S* I ferarott Mmrket. Dnmorr, November 17. Flour—Dull and nominally unchanged. Wheat—Offerings light and rates afford no criterion of the value of large lota; the olamng rstra are #2 0492 06 for extra white; #1 38 for No. Idltto; #1 63for No. 1 amber.
Lard—SalM at te%® Highwlne^-Salesat-River rising, yrUh six
gather doi
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^djMdijoW.
17c for tierce. 86c91 for free,
lx feet in the canal
Mnaracras, November 17. - TforNo.3. ; gates at 49c for No. 2. „_Iar; sales at 80c for No. 2. i; sale* at fl for No. L
js stle
IS5 bSbSi;^:
; ^e* 1,000 bushels; barley, Floar.S.OOoWrete; wbete,
Itew* *
22923c; Mount Vernon ditto st 18c; Pittsfield at lie; Somerset st 14c■. Sprague’s prints at 12%c for fanqf; Amuneag ditto
at 11 %s.
FkflaekstoMhTi Phxjlaoxlphia, November 17.
Ohk) ditto i| .
Wheat-Prime is held firmly; red st #8
92 06; amber at f2 1092 Rve—Steady at #1 48. of mixed Western at
. 1091 IX
at 67970c for Western. Lord—Sellaafowiy tel
patent for a safety coffin, designed to provide a way of escape to those who might be buried during suspended animation. This invention consists of a coffin constructed similar to those now in use, except that It is a little higher, to allow of the free movement of the body; the top lid ia moveable from head to breast and, in ease of interment, is left open, with a spring attached for closing the Mate. Under the head is s receptacle for refreshments and restoratives. The important part of the invention is a box two feet square, resembling very much s chimney. With« cover and ornamental grave work on the top. This box is of sufficient length to extend from the bead of the coffin to about one foot above ground. The coyer is fastened down by a natch, and ran aot he unfastened from the outside. Just below the oarer is a bell with a cord appended, which, upon being pulled, sounds an alarm, and at the same time a spring throws tbs oorer from the “ehimnay box.” Then, if the person on the inside have sufficient strength, he or she ran take hold of s rope suspended from the top of the chimney box, and viduals eaa riu . .id bell lor tbetoxtqa to some and assu* him out. Mr. Vaster gave u exhibition of the working of this invention by being buried, and, after more than an hoar’s iuterment,reearrecting himself. The grave diggers having excavated s hole six feet deep, a black coffin Wilk silver trimmings was placed
anon two rapports ever it.
jffr. Tester came forward sod took his
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greeted with many sn anxious and jocular “pood-bye.” The coffin was lowered to tip bottom of the grave. The “chimney box” was then set down over the colfin, over which some wreathes of flowers bad been strewn. The grave diggers set to work with a will, and in fifteen minutes, l|x. Taster was effectually buried, with at least four feet of earth between him rad daylight. After a lapse of an hour and a quarter, a gentleman stated that Mr. Tester was to remain down below for two hoars; bat some of tbe spectators were anxious to return home, sad consequently, jf agreeable, Mr. Tester would appear at once, or remain Use specified time. All present being satisfied a signal wm given; and a minute after Mr. Tetter, unaided, stepped ont of his grave with no more perceptible exhaustion than would have been caused by walking two or three Mocks under the hot sun. His exit was received with enthusiasm and applause, and hundreds rushed to congratulate Mr. Tester open the success of xoteaevei’invention. *
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foT Dr. Gross, the justly celebrated surgeon, wm once dangerously 111. Shortly after his recovery he met one of his lady natteats 'they are not always patient tadtea—who remarked to him, “Oh, doctart | rejotes to see that yon are out again: had we lost you, our good people would have died by the dosen.” “Thank
i?z Grots r
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Cincinnati via Cambridge and Connertville.
Express Accommodation..
Express.
3:00a. m. 12:45 ».m
m. 2:05 a. m
—10:10 a. _ — 3:30 p. m.
Express — 3.-00 a. m. 2:06 a. m Aeoosunodattoa ——10:10 a. m. 7^0*. m Cleveland, Cel, Cin. and Indianap’lis Railroad.
{Late BeUefontainc Railway.)
Fast Express *l:00a.m. f2:35 a. m
*8:u0a. m. *7:»a.m *10.10 a. m. ntlOp. m
•to I V
s-iw..
. •. , :v . Madison Railroad.
Man . 2:35 a. su 10:00 a. m toprees 10:20 a. m. 7:15 p. m
'7* Jeffersonville Railroad.
Niskt Express -— 2:35 a. a. 2:45 a. * SjE^sszrrz^iS;::: ’Tst: Indianapolia, Paru and Chicage Railway.
Chic&Eo MaiI 11:9De. m. QhieAgo JSxpreMk***-»i«»*..»«.«« 8150 p* m* Lafayatte and Chicago Railroad.
0:45 a. m 4:46p. as
Cincinnati Railroad. wees 1 :li a. m. 2:36 a. m ommodatiouJO:06 a. m. 9:50 a. m lAoeom 1:50p.m. 11:20 s. m .7:50 p.m. 7:60p. m Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad. 00a.m. 12:60a. m 66 a.m. WtOO a. m Wp. m. 0:25 p.m a6p.au T:16p. m Vincennes Railroad. {Open to Gosport.) eemmedafien—i—— :20 p. m. 0:91 a. m
Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction. Railroad.
jir*
12:20p. m ffoteWP?
: DR, W. M. WILCOX’S Vegetable Wtm Destrejer, The Great Remedy for De-
stroying Worms.
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
L O T I O. Trad dristj’s lair Lett*
V.
ireet to tnc Loti* will promote fee xrowfe or imatee' natr to any length denied. Read what a lady saps about .-*! Prof. ChrLsty’* Hmlr Lotto. Para CWUSTT—Sir: I eommeaeed fe* us* of C3iSWK2S&WAT.. , te fifATl ^ itirt bought one bottle of your Hair Lotio to try it, uad I was so pleased wife it that I continued aslag it. I have ased fe* Lotte for nearly a year and it hac grown me a head of hair feat is sell K£&°£)£r' v Tp!Z kiss* JftSft£. , S!5:&Kl^ B > ,u ' oUow -
From fe* Nattenal InteUigeaeer. Tke Tmm f altramasivm tor tke Mm
Itranhtkmn party already exhibit* of disintegration, rad thrae will ply every day. It to made up of
d ineongrai
General G:
signs
multiply every day,
very diaeordant and Ineongrnons material—the election of General Grant being the link that bound them together when no other could have done a*. It may ■onnd paradoxical, bat it la ncvertheleM true, that this party could not hav# anrblock ont a policy of hia own, and look beyond uarty to the country to sustain publicau party need not alarm him,, Indeed, RwUl baa poaitive help to bte adminiatration. _ During the teat three yeans the Repnbton party kfi» been gevernod ley a tew ultra leaders, who have whipped uni oo-
ramfoStor^Stv 10 *^? fintoiaSbLSS ofa Presidential election helped to estab-
SStl^^SS
the Democrats and flooring vote barely to carry tbe October elections, on which that of November depended. But this le now over, and the prim la won. The rule of the Jacobin leaders can not be kept up: they have poshed matters too far. and their army la rebellious. General
Grant has never
s m la&ttfS&aes&zx i
Phillips anppoaas, a».
the moderate men will think it time to perfect the victory wan in Grant'* nomination over the ultras; and aa for the Democrats who voted for Grant, they certainly did not Intend to commit themselves to Butler, Sumner, or Wendell Phillips. They were for “peace.” 1 If General Grant should commit tbe
great mistake of attempting to
ultra :l>*d*«* fotHfo’tBPg.,: 2ff3rs.«5* ~
A. R. CHRISTY. 4 CO., Manufactaren, CKMtlMEFAn, 0B1O.
MEDICAL.
WORM DESTROYER.
most delieato child. It fe warranted tain mercury or any mineral n-bstane* ia any fens. Children will noCehiect to Uktut. as it fe
ruiasxxT to thi tastx.
Tboucaad* of ehildrea die annnaily ef worms for fe* want of a proper remedy at hand.
C/T)
LUB&ICU8,
•, *i \ 1>Vd Vulvip>- U e _ f! ■
TBJCOCKPBALUS DISPAR.
^ •••.....■••..ia**** 'ill * x » At k
TENIA SOMNUM.
Nrw Albast, June 21,1868. D>. W. M. Wocox-NTr: la answer to your inquiry i* regard to fee effect of your remedy for tapeworm, I beg leave to tell ay experience: Seven years ago I diteovered that I was afflicted with on* of these monsters. At first it did net
t or businesr, but after very sick at intervals, me, usd I became very
I commenced doctoring, > paid out Urge sums of
money to u great many physicians. I lived ut Union town, Kentucky, when I commenced wife fec^ physicians, every one of whom I tried in
any effect. . worm would
it was virtua _ _ , my death to ensue
right, and concluded to enlist in
thinking it Just aa die of* worn. Hi
service I might find some
would do some good. In this I was
I tried every ea* I came 1 frfec tbM ,0nri '"' 1
to remove
as to di
towns and cities, withoat
L by many of them that the . feat them was no hope, as uestion of time in my case for I began to think they were led to enlist in the service, well to he shot with a ballet
a worm. I also had shop* that while service I might find some Doctor who
this I was mistaken, as n contact wife danng ok every kind of medof, all of which failed
at my rit a year
to sax
'morster wm entirely removed from mv system, after betel: under your treatment n few days. The worm wm sixty-six feet rad five inches font, and I am safiafied feat 1 am perfectly well. I bavi gained toy strength very test daring fee past tw< months. I most heartily recommend your rem edy to all those mmife^affliette.^ webb Furra CotrxTT. July 10.1808.
GREATEST
MEDICAL BLESSING
XMF XliE AGHBI
Dr. KefisedT’s Khetmatie tad
Searaliu DUfiolfeat ^
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tio. *ot a,
XSS*on
accordance wife
sve yoa, rad through you, fee rat twelve years ago tn* first
faf.g ’ portions oi i
te her syste fea
CINCiNNATI.
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John Dubois^ ^ a# W. R. Wffilums. MFfefeUI A AUfeUX, Conmnssion Merchants, 46 and 47 Rum Street, aauLibersl advance* made on era. signments of Flour, Grain smd Provi. Iras. anaH43m
aMABUBSKP a. ». 1834. OJEffiffiCIK FOX. Manufisetwerof Beam s * focarl, Wfeaatam, Itolwvtmafi Osurm suasl stiver felem sa?jk^cia:, NO. W SECOND STREET, auglSdta Cimelnamtl, Ohi*.
oua.
■Ma
WARREK TATS»- ’ -
suxVfxotom* op
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, Kmaiteia. Xewfetluca, BHAOKETS, eto., Wholeeafe and Retail Dealer in Floor.‘Flooring worked, lumber sawed and dressed to order, and scroll sawing. Factory—ate S. Mew Jersey St.
SHIT 11 A PAUMKR, | Manufacturers and Dealers te X. E A. X KC Eli, HMra 4H1 aafeUtoeeFtefiftafea* No. 51 Mate Street, Cincinnati. Ohio, Ve solicit order* from Dealer*, Saddlers and Boot and Shoe Makers, and feel confident feat our goods and price* will be found satisfactory, augllufim
THE HEXHAM 6EXOEB MstaaM Cimnati Piaaos, rpHBSB Piaaos are equal te tone, A finish and durability to fee very finest made, and each instrument fe sold at manufacturer's price. Cull rad examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Ware rooms. No. 59 West Fourth street. Pike’s Opera House Building. JOHN DECAMP. Manufacturer. HERMAN GKROLD. Supt. oct36-<i3m
C. Gallcsxk, T. A. Mxrrnrwa, Late of Maysvitle, Ky. Maysrille.ky. Late of C Mt.*luriing. Ky. MERCHANTS’ HOTEL (Formerly Dennison Houae.) FIFTH STREET, NEAR MAIN. Galleher, Nelson A Co,, auaHAka
J-OXXlsr FZSXXBJh.OK, Manufacturer of Leather A Leather Belting, And each dealer te Rnbfe«r Belting, Pneking, Leather, Hides and Oil. 135 Sooth XerMtem St., angld d3m INDIANAPOLIS.
PHIEIF BOHN, Manufacturer ef and Dealer in all kinds ®f - :..n 'vz OTHER FURNITURE, WAREROOM AND FACTORY. 34* South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. garSpring MattresBes and Upholstering ’ ■ Repairing efrilkted.
made to order, neatly done.
R1KHOFF <£ BRO., Wholesale Dealers te Copper Distilled Bourbon AND BYE WHISKY. Also, Dealers te Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Cigars. No. 77 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. angle d6m
ZEXfiVTLX-’a Safe tad Lock Co. Manufeetaocs of Hall’s Patent Concrete, Fire and Burglar-Proof 8A1TE8 And Victor Combination Bank Locfs. 69 West 4fe It., Opera House Building. *eSl-3m Ctmelmmatl, Ohie.
Reynolds A Holliday, Wholesale dealers in KEROSENE LAMPS, fironre Chandeliers, HaH Lamps, BRACKET LAMPS AND PENDENTS Lanterns. Improved Burners, ■ and Lamp Trimmings generally. 13 S. Meridian St, Indianapolis, lad, oct7 d3m
TAULOW, GREASE, LARD. Hite*** market prise paid for above. PROMPT BETUHJVS HARK Without charge for Drayage or Cemmission. Make us a shipment. PROCTOR 0 GAMBLE, sep21-3m Cincinnati, 00
BOWEN, STEWART, 0 CO., 18 West Washington Street, Wholesale Dealers te SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER, envelopes. Wrapping Paper, Bonnet Beards, Window Paper, etc., etc. auglC d6m
SNOWDON 0 OTFE, Wholesale rad Retail Dealers te Carpetings, Oil Cloths, ax* ’CVBTAIN WOODS. * Alao Manufacturers of wiisrx>ow szzte.z>sa. a? m nugUdSm
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Dally Xeetlaga tor the TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS, An held at fee Rooms ef the Chamber ef Commerce, on Newth Pennsylvania Street, (Opposite Pest Office.) ATS O’OI.OOIB:, 3?. M. . Strangen visiting the pity are pordialiy iuvitte u> attend fee meetings ef our Board of Trade. >eP3frly I, RARNABP. Sec’y.
• 0BO. CHAWFODD 0 CO., Importers rad Deafen ia Soda Ath, Sal Soda, Caustic, Soda, Foundry Facing*, Plaster, time, Cement, Sand, Pummice Stone, Resin, Etc., Etc. NO. 200-WALNUT STREET* Cincinnati, Ohie^ eng 11 dBm
TABLE GLASSWARE,
Wmaefoa, lantern*.
CHIMNEYS, BURNERS, And all articles pertaining te this line
of goods,
Green and Black Glassware, Etc.
lati, OW
augll d6m
Cincinnati,
N. J. CHAPIN 0 CO. GENERAL PRODUCE Commission Merchants, No. 37 Walnut Street, CINCINNATI. Consignments rad orders solicited. Liberal advances made on Consignments. Price Currents sent free to sny address. augll d0m
T. W I r. E s, Wbolesal deafer ha STONEWARE, Na. SS Brat Georgia at.. First doer ws*tj>f^B*teh k Dixon’s novT dSm
Wholesale Deafer te HATS, CAPS, FURS, An* Straw Ounaa, 116 Sooth Meridian Street, nov6 d3m INDIANAPOLIS.
Ivv^X. J?. Wholesale Dealer te IMPORTED LIQUORS, Bourbon rad By* Whiskies, Tobacco * and Cigars, Sts., 141 SoMtli Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. nov6 dSm
Baggie*,
fugena, Etc.
find at J. A. Shannon’s Tingfieid Carriage Repoaitory, d 297 Main Street^ Cin-
Carrtsqgra^
YY|ulRH| Noe. 295 and 297 Main Street, Cin- ■■ ~ ‘^hete I hold out great inducements to those baying work to ship, us I will make fee pries lower to those buying for feat purpose, and will furnish as good styles and work made of fe* beet stock rad
by the beet mechanic*.
augl2d 3m J. A. bit ANN ON.
DISTILLERS.
ggVXT aCHNCLL. * RI5UT BVVKB1X. (Formerly of A. A H. Schnuli ) SCHNULL *;SEVE8L\, Wholesale Grocers, No*. 137 A139 South Meridian St., (Near Union DrpotJ INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. iiotS dSm
EVANS dfc BROWN, * J0LBERS IN NOTIONS And White Goods, 75 South Meridian Street.
aarOeuntry trade solicited attgSfidSm
s. r.
o. n. aitna.
f #.». rraasos.)
““*• Us-mSSci
mixs, xoHHsoa & co„
sueexaaeas to
of fe*
_ ASSESS
H-*a year® sae was
der fee treatment ef emineat phyririans of
* Mctrat for aeveral yaan. All meovyary worn given up until I
, rvmoG. Itperitemadanefowtual enrv » a abort Urn*, removing fee enhro worm, twenty-two foot five inches Wap. Stecefeat Urn*
*
-<SEri
__ W liAV^IJiliS. Stew Anaxirr. July 6,1888.
_Dn. W. M» Wncox—Sir: I trite yuur Worm SKS FatVLH «SnJSgd! yeur Worm Dcatreyer. and. after adaunir _ SS.IZSk'.tfS. txis.z.’szs *“ fiW, ML WXDODX. H. D^ MmmpOUMm*,
Ho. 9t Parat Svaavr, NSW ALBANY, USD.
aarFor sale by Druggists evurywher*.
sraid w3m—Oct 2-d3a
9
SAHUn. N, PIKE A CO„ DISTILLERS OF ALCOHOL, PURE AND COLOGNE SPIRITS. auo. Rye, Bourbon & Malt Whiskies, Ha*. IS nmd aa ftyenmnre atroet, AHP N«a. 47, 4* and 81 Yeatman Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. amSmS^B—amamanaaaemamaammmemmaan
COPPEMSMITHS.
pgaiaar——1
JAMES, HDOTMAU A CO^ Nos. in rad » East Front Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ^ T^AMIFACTTOIRS of »sgi«* and.DivtiUery
wm
PMVITINC.
railroad printing
Iwife^te-
WHISKY, ETC.
J*
•MEftlCAL.
DR. WM. THOMSON’S
Memeved te
Parlor* are
Na 68 Virginia Avenue.
WHEI DUcamt
OritVA uurw XOVDU3 in all their species, ramifications and
HERE he will continue to treat and cure Private
sar te
stages,
phases.
Dr. Wm. Thomson will give to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and permanent cure.
or make no charge.
Wm. Thi
omson has made
aadtw©years: 1 gtofeiwwteoe in j^hibago. Illinois, he cured over
s, eight
te &_.
_rteen thousand cases.
uses a Punu^rating v apor Bath oftne moat tege•fea* kind, in conjunction wife internal treatSHMINAL EMISSIONS, fee eeasequenoe of sra-abUM. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of footh fe an .almost unlimited extent, producing wife unerring certainty fee following train of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scientific medical measures, vis: Sallow countenance, dark spots under fee eyes, pain in. fee head, ringing in the ears, and noises Ifke fee mailing of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision,' blunted
tetelleqt, loss of confide) ‘
nee te ap-
new actoss of
rarions
night
leot, loss of confidence*- diffides
proaching strangers, a dislike to form n quaintaaces, a disposition to shun society, memory, hectic flushes, pimples and i eruptions about the ft.ee, furred tongue, sweate, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, mon-
omania, and frequently insanity.
The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of hSWS&Ki JMJW JS»w, , ppl , aar Office and Consultation Parlors. No. 68
Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.
F, 0. Box 1650 marlfldly
NOTICE.
Iowa Taxes.
J^JJINQ te receipt ef complete lists of all taxes linquent taxes for 1867 and previous years, I am prepared to furnish information in regard to unpaid. taxes iu the above named State: also re-
deem lands sold for taxes.
Persons owning lands in Iowa, by sending me the numbers of their land, can have taxes on same paid, without the trouble usually incident in the payment of taxes by non-resident owners. Taxes paid and redemptions made also te Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, etc., etc. Titles examined. Deeds recorded, lAnds entered, and patents procured on
United States Certificates of Entry.
LUTHER R. MARTIN,
Con octfi dAw3m
Indianapolis, In4.. sr for the above States.
ELASTIC SPONGE. ~ THE CINCINNATI . Elastic Sponge Company Ineerpormtod under fee Taws of fee State of Ohie
Capital, 884,444.
i* * < » Manufteturew of
IATTRESSES, PILLOW 8, CM, CAR
» ^ And ether Cushions, of
ELASTIC 8POIVGE. A superior substitute for curled hair, te all
upholstery.^
WILLIAM SKAATS, Agent.
Lj&Sk 1 So.«£SJ ica, and, as prepared by our Patent Procesaet, furnishes the 6mC material for upholstery now
known to exist.
'outages claimed by ns for Elastic
rowxi to exist
aarThe advantages claimed by i
Sponge, over curled hair, or feathers, are as fol-
low*: “
L Iti
[■°tm „ , — — ture, nor by any reasonable lapse of time. A Its unrivaled cleanliness. It is entirely free from insect lift, from dust, or any source of deIts cheapness. It goes farther te the manufacture of upholstery than any substanee now A Its heuHhfklness. Feathers and hair, being animal substances, exhale a characteristic and well-known odor- Pimpled faces are often occasioned by fee use of feather pillows. After a continued and thorough trial of four years by many of fee best upholsterers in the United States, we feel authorised by their concurrent testimony in asserting feat we aan now supply that great desideratum—an unexceptionauy good bed at a moderate price, v . eiuce lawr. uxrntaaana—xu. 6 sxxv 2 ischxs Logol teh-s^NSIl SS SpeciAl 81198 io T)r4er At eonespondiiig rates. Each » by 54teoh** B .°0efS»oh 22by 54 inches...*?
» riLLOWS.
Per pair, 18 by 30 in„0 0 i Per pair, 22 by 30 in..0 8 Per pair. 20 by 30 in- T Per pair. % yd sqifoe 10 l Per pair, % yd by % 12
omen crsHloya.
Coet as pel sise and material for covers. aarSpeeUl estimates made for Cushioning
Sponge, wo do nor
Churches, Halls, etc. The Mattresses and Pillo
xll, except te mannftetured goods. Ideeral discounts to tux t&xdk everywh< il our manufactured goods. Terms cash.
all our manufactured goods. , _ OS'Ail articles of our manufactu ° f Noa 56 and 58 ^wffete'gteSS
Office and Manufactory—Southwest oer. Fourth and Race streets, Cincinnati. Ohio- aug20 d3m
ere, on
are can be obYAFAY. I
MEDICAL.
i .'MttsL
TO YOTJIVO METV. • bad habits Error, send PESSARY. _____ this speV, patients suffering from any disease whatever of Aj statement'
stamp for a pamphlet containing engravings a | explanations of the above preventive, wife an easay on fee subject of prevention. AH corresrfexAtefes MroSarsr "■ J - sepll dAwly
RESTAURANT.
COKftAD LhBKXITTU.
JOBS A. LIHXBITTBg.
boyIaE; mpxkb a c<l, CINCINNATI, OHIO, Distillers rad Dealers te Fine Grades BOURBON, BYE ANB MALT WHISKIES, Ace. gTORJSS AND OFFICE. 53 ud 55 East Second Distillery, 56 Yeatman street, Cteeinnati. sep21 3m
C. LEHRRITTEa AGO., CAPITAL SALOON AND RESTAURANT, Mo. 14 Ernst Washington Street, (Martin Hug’s old stand.) IT A'VTNG fitted BP fee Capital at great expense AA for a Saloon and Restaurant, we particularly invite the public to give us a call, as we intend to keep our Bar well stocked with the best Liquors, Wine, Ale, Cigars, etc., and our Restaurant well supplied with the very best fee market affords. In tact we intend te keep a first class house, and give satisfaction to our patrons. ae»*22 dly . ,
MEDICAL.
Thirty Yenrs’ Experience in the Treatment ei Chronic And Sexual Diseases. V
FURNITURE,
A PHYaiOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE. JA. The cheapest hook ever published—containing nearly feres hundred pages, and one hundred and thirty fine plates and engravings of fee anat-
. . raav rauuv* oiAtv* wvujr * w*tit i the author s plan of treatment—the only rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by a report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the mar-
of postage te any address, on ty-five cents in stamp or postal cm essing Dr. LA CROIX, No. 31 Mai my. New York. The author maj
suited upon any of fee diseases upon which his book treats, either personally or by mail, and
medicines seat te ray pari of the world.
currency, by
den Lane,
may he oon-
seases upon which
VINEGAR.
t. W. MUULXX.
GKO. O. GBirriN.
Mitchell k Kumelsberg
HVXl-EN & GRIFFIN, ^ 4' MANOrACTVBKaS OF , If MALT VINEGAR, Want, betwram Ohto and H%fa Streets, MADISON, IND, 1 e*t28-te