Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1869 — Page 2

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Friday ■•ralnff. Jmmmmry 1.

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WMhlav*Mi S|MelaU to tbo BmUaol. * Immediattlj upoa th« roauembllng, of Congrww, w« ■hall oommanca tha publl* cation of apaolal talagraph aomnmnlaatlona from Washington, giving ua such Information aa does not oema through tha dlapatahea to the aaaoclatad preaa, Tha diapatahaa will ba prepared by a gentleman long aaaoaiatad with the waatern preaa, and who ia in a poaition to keep - well informed in regard to all the movement* going on in the National Capital. Theas dispatches will materially Increase oar expenaes, but aa they will add to the Interest of the paper, we trust that the enterprise will ba duly appreciated by a largely increased circulation of the paper. ■ p » ^ Morton and Hughes. The reputation, and consequently the present political position, of Senator MoatoN is largely due to Judge Huuiies. lie was the counselor of Governor Morton during the war, and when his back bone let down, Hughim came to his relief and stiffened the weak spinal column. We understand that Morton has a respect and affection for IIuoiirs on account of the peculiar qualities which give him prominence. Uuoiiks is talented, educated, bold, unscrupulous and vindictive. It waa these characteristics that made IlroHKS an almost necessary adjunct to Morton, and they gave the former an almost irresistible sway over the latter. Two years ago Hughes surrendered his own claims for the Henatondiip to give an unanimous nomination to Morton, and it was doubtless with the agreement that if the Republicans should be successful in the elections last fall, as they were, that the latter should use his influence to secure the election of the former, and it now remains to be seen whether the contract will be fulfllled. We donbt, however, whether Morton has now much consideration with his party, or the kind of control that will enable him to render any effective service for his friend. We judge from surrounding circumstances that neitherhave just now an overshadowing Influence with their political friends. Early in the season Morton brought forward in the Nenate his pet financial measure and sustained it with what the party papers in his interest claim to have been an able and plausible speech. The achemo, notwithstanding it was introduced with a flourish of trumpets, faffed to make any Impression npou the public mind, and even his own party papers have made It the subject of ridicule. All the assumed popularity and gubernatorial reputation of Senator Morton could not command any respect for his ridiculous proposition to restore specie payments and n specie currency. The Indianapolis Tom .^..y'notwlthstanding all its sympathy for Governor Morton, after a diligent search, can not find a single radical paper of any repute, that unqualifiedly approves his plan for making greenbacks and national bank notes equal to coin. Tho Journal only claims this, and we copy what it says, Just as we find It In that paper: “Those who practically favor Senator Morton’s bill are the New York Time*, St. Louis Democrat, Chicago Journal, Louisville Courier-Journal, Evansville Journal, Indianapolis Journal, Terre Haute Kxprtta, and nearly all the weekly papers in this State.” How stands the Chicago Tribune, the Cincinnati Oatellc and Commercial, and the other leading radical organs of the Northwest? Are they not practically opposed to Senator Morton’s bill? Judge .Huohes Is a candidate for the Senate, with a full bellaf that he will be elected. But, like Morton, he Is so unfortunate as not to be backed by his party press. There are some sixty or seventy radical newspapers In the State, and out of this number only two sustain Hughes for the Senate, to-wit: The Morgan County Gazette, and tho Bedford Independent, but we can give these papers credit for a most vigorous support. It is said, however, notwithstanding the seal of those papers for their favorite candidate for Senatorial honors, that the Representations of those counties in the Legislature will vote for another mart. Judge Hughes may have, notwithstanding the unfavorable symptoms, a latent strength and influence that does not appear upon the surface. All must concede that he is the best representative of Radicalism in Indiana, and why should he not be the recipient of the honors of his party? Wo fear, however, that the former Influence of ~ Morton and Hughes over their party is on the wane, if It has not departed altogether. This will be tested on the assembling of the Legislature, and If the combined influence and their heretofore eminent positions of Morton and Hughes, in their party, can not secure for the latter the Senatorshlp, tho conclusion will be irresistible that they were “the light of other days,” but now they are like the fliokering and expiring wick

in the socket.

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proves. A lAr„ Of living at the Capital that their official pay wlU not Justify. No doubt the “rings” that control the legislation of Con grass-to a gnat extent, especially where private intereeta are concerned, have agreeable associations and confidential relations with members. In fret, )t seems aa tbongh a portion of Congress, at least, make it their lint duty to put money in their purses. Make money, said the Scotch woman to her sons—mak* money, honestly, if you oani but make money. Is that the sentiment which prevails in Congress? The Pacific Railroad swindle and other Congressional |obs should excite tha attention of the people. This kind of stealing should be stopped. Not another dollar in money and not another aero of land should be pledged ^ -any railroad enterprise. Our vast indebtedness should first be provided for, and then it will be time to aid visionary schemes for public Improvements, that anticipate the necessities of tho country for at least half a century.

A Mam.

Tbs Police Board announce that they will hold an open session to-morrow' morning lor the purpose of investigating cbgrgea against the Police force. This is a mere whitewashing operation, as every person understands in advance. The Police Board and the Police force understand each other and will act in concert. What hope that charges will be fully and fairly investigated when the fastidious Jameson of the Police Board announoes that ho will not believe the statements or even the sworn evidence of “unfortunate women,” or thos* of the male sex who may have been found within their habitations? They will accept as gospel truth all that the virtuous police may say, but will give no credit to the statements of their victims. When the economical Jameson announced that he would resign his place upon the Police Board If an independent committee was raised to Investigate charges against the police, it became evident that a covering up process, like the Baker case, would be tho result. Instead of the Board having been sensitive over the prospect of ths investigation passing into other hands, they should have invited the closest scrutiny into all their transactions. It is only rogues who fear exposure. Is it to be presumed that men or women, who have been black mailed for having been found in Improper places, will voluntarily come forward and make charges before a Police Board, exposing themselves thereby, and especially when they are told i.t advance that their statements will not have a feather’s weight against ths representations of those whom they arraign? The sly old fox of thedffrst Ward understands human nature too well for that. He well knows that the proposed investigation Is a humbug, and that tta sols purpose'!* to hoodwink the peopla. If mo chatgea are brought against ths police before a tribunal that acquits them in advance, it will be proclaimed that tha judgment of the Board and the innocence of the police have been, confirmed. Let the Council appoint a committee who will have the courage to investigate the charges in ■ way that will bring out all the facts, and then, if they can not be sustained, ws will be the first to proclaim the virtue of the Police Board and the police force.

cement, and ode, too, that lays completely in shadow all holiday stories ever bet fore netted, in his judgment of humor .n-JW-JSSSlSS

live* of som* people an

fraught with rare oeournnoes. Long prefaces, however, an oftentimes out of

taste—then sufflee it to say

They ’Come.

The I>afayette Journal vouchsafes to its readers and the rest of mankind the fol-

lowing important information:

“Hon. U. H. Orth has secured rooms at Indianapolis where be proposes to remain until the choice for Henator Iiuh been made. He will doubtless receive the solid vote of the members from this Congressional district on the first ballot. Cum back, it is thought, will command a

plurality of votes on the first ballot.”

* As Colonel Ryan nmarked in his celebrated address to Kossouth, we welcome you, most noble Orth* to the honepltalltles of Indianapolis. Then la the Bates House, the Palmer House, the Sherman Bouse *nd the Spencer House, take your choice, moot noble Orth. Our Lafayette ootemporary says Orth has “secured rooms” in this city for his use daring the Senatorial eon test, but when? Echo answers, oh 1 where? The Congressmen from flie Seventh District Is rich, and his rotund form and rosy bus give hlth the appearance wf being every inch a genial host, end no donbt he wHl entertain the R idical portion of the General Assembly with the most alluring hospitality, end the oleagenious eloquence that drops from his lips like grease from a fat duck in

the oven.

The D»—•■*» uf Hallroad Rings.

EARANCI

ing matrimonial form In Williamson

perttsalan from the NaektrlUe Bummdr of been written end said of Christmas—of its luxurious frasts. larttb gins, end grotesque gambols, end many stories thereon . foundM; teat the person

tiTuMi

FINE IMPORTED DRY GOODS

wo haven’t the least 4 though It may be, 4 the met that the llVei

wedded coup! monial bad '

On Christmas night, in the vicinity of a little post village a very few miles distant from Nashville, a danoe waa given. It promlaed to be one of those genuine, hilarious breakdowns of “ye olden time,” in whose festivities host, hosteas end gueste were to partake. Invitations had been issued to all the beaux and belles for miles and milea around, and the affair waa to be the grandest of the holidays.

guests were a pair of newly aples, whose voyage matriJust begun that morning, loa Lind wishes and congratula-

tions. We are not too aure but (tint the ovation was inaugurated for their especial honor and benefit. Be that aa it may, night came, moonless but elear. The mansion was Illumined with a blase of light and Jocund with the gayety of Us inmates. Soon tha musicians began their choicest quadrilles, and the halls and parlors were thronged with the graceful devotees of Terpsichore. The observed of all .observers were tke lately wedded couples. The bright lights looked down on the folry-like brides and vainly vied in brilliancy with their sparkling eyes. The dashing grooms excited UDlImlt

env; ent,

The dashing grooms excited unlimited y In the oosom of every swain pres-

, but otherwise everything

Out otherwise everyt merry as s marriage bell.

At a seasonable hour auppsr was announced, and such a feast as It waa!.. The wits of ths confectioner had behn tested in ths arrangement and manufreturaot ths innumerable bonbon* and Indescribable delicacies. After indulgence 1b rafresbmenta, the company again resumed their plaeee in the dance, and everything

glided on as

before.

Soon the. two brides were called away by the hostess and ushered Into the respective chambers assigned them. In due time the grooms followed, having,

> peep at the plump In the snowy pu-

re, in su modest

g into bed, and— aueh a story. It is

Whs Knows?

The Cincinnati Time* says: Everybody is talking about specie payments. Some are enthusiastic to begin the golden flow at an early day, while others open their eyes and in gaping astonishment beg to be informed how much gold there la to pay with, and how much of what there is can be had for that purpose. We have thought there might be 1300,000,000 all told in the entire nation. The President thinks there are $400,000,000, and Secretary McCulloch supposes there may be $Lt r iO,000,000. Senator Morton figured up abeut $500,(100,000, but throw off $150,000,000 for a margin of |>oaaible deficiency. We have now the estimate of the J'Vnoncial Chronicle and Commercial Review, of Now York, which says there Is not a dollar over $100,030,000 between the Rocky Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. That journal cyphers all round, from the United States Treasury, through all the banka, and down into the pockets of all misers, and can make no more than the

named sum.

Now, then, for specie i»«ymenisJ Go ahead. Give us gold for greenback*, three percents., fractional currency bank notes, etc. Set apart $120,000,000 for Interest on the bonds, and proceed to redeem $800,000,000 of paper with $40,000,000 of gold, half of which can not be got hold of by the Government) What a financial spectacle to gods and men. The Northweet. The aggregate vote of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconain and Iowa, in 1848, twenty years ago, was 734,847, against 2,057,271 at the lute November election. This shows an increase of nearly two hundred per cent, in twenty years. The late vote includes Minnesota, Nebraska and Kansas, which were not

Htates in 1848.

The total vote of the United .States last November was 5,738,000, which, with a full vote at the South,would have reached about 0,200,000. Thus tho Northwest, comprising seven States—all northwest of tho Ohio river—cast one-third of tho entire voting power of the Nation. ^ The Woi king of the Tariff. The tariff absurdities of the Radicals are wall Illustrated In the fact that our exports, for the last six years, under a high protective tariff, have decreased on an average of $21,000,000 annually, as compared with the ten years preceding, and the Imports for the same period show an average increaae of $9,500,000. American Industry has net been protected while the mass of the people have been impoverished through the increased price paid for the imported aa well as for the home

made good*.

A Terrible Disaster—An Old lutdy •f Bevenfy Years Barnetf to DeathA arrow Kaeope of Three Children. A most terrible disaster occurred one ana a half miles from Jasper, the county seat of Dubois county, on Christmas day, which, from its suddenness and fatal reaolta, spread a gloom over this entire community. A gentleman named Dish-

however, first received *4«M indistinct Instructions from the young gentleman of the household as to what apartments they were to occupy, he being at the time engaged in the daneo, And supposing that they were well aeqnaWltod witn the locality of the Toons. The lamps had been turned down aad th«r wicka bur ied low.

Without evea-d cherry fooea ha

lows, the gre At such a i

rsjpffi: !TArcss.ST. u, . , ™ ,o ^3: sarily compelled to draw two veils. The remainder of the company continued the festivities until a late boor, and the gray dawn waa almost peeping over the eastern hllla era the music of the fid? fliers ceased, and the dancers, worn a»»fl fatigued, one by one stealthily

awnv for a few hours.

When morning did come it bronght with it such a aoene of oonfuaton as waa never seen, Don Quixote’s furore at the Inn alone excepLod. Forth from one of the bridal chambers came a load and prolonged shriek. The drowsy slumberera turned out from all directions—some en dishabille, some in “velvet gowns." Every moment the screams grew At length some of the bolder ventured to go up and ascertain Its eanae. Up the steps they rash, much wondering what in the mischief is the matter. From the scene of the disturbance they meet one of the late happy bridegrooms rushing frantically out They inquire the reason of the hub-bub. Hastily he pnahea through the crowd and tfcnga at the door of the other “party” in search of his wife) In the meanwhile they have become aroused, and bride number two uncovers the terrible faux pa* and lends the force of her lungs to the general dlsUp Jumps the groom number ti and rushes oat In time to meet bis equally unfortunate friend. A.’ucA had got talo

the wrong room l

Much a iHMtne aa this honse presented,.. would be hard indeed to descrllie. That it waa the most distressingly awkward matrimonial episode that ever befell a quartette of “souls with but a single thought,” may easily be imagined. But the explanation came at laat, and waa satisfactory to all concerned, we suppose, Here we are content to leave them. Our sketch partakes not in the least of tho fancifhl. The details are given ex

actly as they occurred.

WRINGER.

AT 10 NORTH PENNSYLY

STREET.

Previous to leaving for the European markets for the purchase of my Spring Stock, I will offer tke balance of iy fttoek of fine Imported Dry Goode at unheard of

prteM.

The Good* must be sold before the let of February, and greater inducements will be offered to Cash buyers than were ever offered In this city before.

THIS STOCK COMIPKISES:

IRISH POPLINS, ENGLISH SILKS,

SILK AND WOOL SERGES, SILK AND WOOL REPPS,

MOIRE ANTIQUES, FRENCH VELOURS, CORD MELANGES, ALEXANDRIA POPLINS,

raosspa** SINGE WILL ana i tioa

vans.

vBrtsssr RL^ uiraiaally pwao

c!m,

a emu rum bksvlt.

Mb,

floapoe ^to the

• AMtawa, eatarrk. Cob- ‘ **aat Disaaaes, always ooo, awMasa. D PUBLIC SPEAKERS ia «t«arincth, roue

IS or SsMkinc. B uddioaI exer-

TTie Trocim ,re reDJ PhyrieUni, and imlneiit men throaghftrticle of trtie merit, CA«y by a test of many

Add them in new loeaUtiefl in

m vapid, and th uaoad batter thai

'rock— are

ether arti-

OMain oaly "Bsown's BKoircinAL Tiocmia.” and do not take »■? nf the mrtklew tmtlmtimu

that mart deolf d4m

not take an f .be ofoOt-

write

Sold everywhere.

china; class, etc. H. F. WEST A CO.,

wrotn** ash dxalsu is

OHITN^L, S

QUEENSWARE, No. S7 Soatfc MerMiriri Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

oet28d3m

FLOUR AND FKCD<

Black aqd Colored Alpacas, Etc.

Table Damasks and IVapkins, Marseilles Quilts, Flannels, Tickings, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Prints, Ginghams, Etc.

IN’ TUB O EX. KB ft A. TED

EIDER D0W\ SKIRTS, QUITS AND fLDTIIW,

Far which I am sole Agent, I will offer the balance oi the above Goods at less than the cost of Importation. This is a rare chance to secure these goods.

I wish all to examine the stock, as I am determined to make good the assertion that I can sell Goods at lower rates than any other honse In Indianapolis, large or small. p. m. cuixiarir. d.c30 dlw

I* OK TEH At VA-HTOE, Doalsrt in FLOUB, FEED, ETC. W, keep the Mlswins Brand*: Wayne A., Shelby Family and Wholeials and Retail Pealenj Barne* Jt <• » and Barter, Baltimore QFy s JJMnds’' Poogoteagm Oysters, In Kegs. Bran, Short*, Oats, Chop, Feed and Ha? always an hand. Jartfoeeired * barrel* PI RE BrC KWHEAT. No. ft NarUndale Blask. North Penmylrania 8L dee2 mill janfttk I P| - ■ —g NOTIONS, ETC. HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Toys, Motion* ASS Fj^jsrcf^r goods. Oar stock i* now entirely template. We took Teat pain* in importtof in every department IVssr Styles, Mew Psttsrns,

&0»T.

HUME, ADAMS 6 OO.

u “*

O^KKETS,

3^^TTI3STGS,

Oil Cloths, Wall Papers,

First grand prize mew H’-. ML fft-. •J.11&V- /I

WINDOW SHADES,

AND

CURTAIN GOODS,

IaA/TEST

We rapec trail? j fo.d*. deel die

NOVELTIES

dt aa

adoa of ear KR A 00.. ftoa Btraet.

HOTELS.

GROCERIES, ETC. ON HAND AND FOK SALK Lower Prices M Elsewhere in the City. w Shave tke format en d beat itoek of Wooden Jrv Were ever offered fa tki* market. Oak and Pansy Wnra. eonsiitlnc of Bucket*. Tube, Churn* and Wa*h Hoard*. A l*o. Coal Oil, ekoiee Green Apple*, pried Peashe*, ibelvea.) ohoiee New Orlsshs MoUssss; si! trsasc of Coflfcs, bagsrs sod Tsss, Lake sad Kanswhs Skit, LouiatIUs Cement, (grou&d —fur ovr trsde.) Ws srs sl«o ftffenU for bsst brsnda of Flour, togethar with s fShtrml itoek of aUpts OrotsHsa. Ws srs slao dot ng a general Commission buaineaa.

ANPRKW ^YAlsIdACL*,

Wallaes's Block.

WESTCHESTEB HOUSE, Cor. Broome St end Bowery, New York. ON TH* BUBOPKAK FLAN. atW-AecommedaMea for two hundred taetfo. novZtdSm T. F. DAKBOW. Proprietor. A. kg II JUJb. IV13 HOUSK, TH OVIT * Enrwpewa Hotel la «*• City. Arch above Seventh Street, Philadelphia. nov23dly A. F. BKLCHER.

Best Pianos!

decSO d2w

WALKING BABIES.

Goodwin's Walking Babies IKTILL be aold till after New Yoera et eoat. to

TV cloao the Amney J prettier Toy for the eame North Penniyivania (tree

here,

money.

ran la atreet.

You ean find no

Uo to No. 22

doe3dd3t

ANTIDOTE.

WIIAAKD A STOWriLL,

DEALERS IN

PIAJVO FORTES, ORGANS, MEL0DE0N$ ETcJ so* Plan# Forte* to Rest, with privies* of PurohaM. " *ov7 dJtvdm

ST. .TAMES HOTEL*, 406 tad 407 liberty Street, opposite tho Union

Depot,

PftSnkm**. Femamylvamte, > JAMES K. LANAHAN. - - • Propritfor. Tbfohouas. oondueUdon tke European plan, i* newly built, (plendidly fureiahed, and convenient to railroad*. The Reetnurant open day

.A.T COST, With a view of Reducing Stock, previous to Invoicing, January 1,1860. Their stock of the above named Goods is large, and contains all the newest designs of FRENCH AND AMERICAN Velvets and Body Brussels

English and American Tapestries,

*v VXVH A FTJI.L LOTS or WOOLEN CARPETS. WALL PAPERS.

French and American Deeorations.

WINDOW SHADES. .. /> i <*• Green, Buff, Blue and White WsHands. of all widths^ Plain and Fancy Gold Shades.

CURTAIN GOODS. Beql and Nottingham Lace, Silk and Wool Damask.

Persons 4fcant to Furnish Houses, will save money by haying their Carpets, ete^of HUME, ADAMS A CO., Trfc^e Palace Carpet Store.

AWARDED THS = “PMriess” Ceskisg Stov<

Exposition Universelle,

FAKpD, iser.

THE BEST COOKING STOYE EVER 1AQE | Pwr Amlkmcite Coal, Coke Bad Wood. ^ . fTiathe “Peerless,” because it i* superior to j I *11 other Cooking Stoves In economy, kri ’ knlinena. baking, roasting and beaut?.

should see thie Stove before pure' will at once be convinced of the

Ing. ^ Tbe^wUl at^onee beaconvineed of THE MORNING GLORY

I have tksNu (elected itock of

In tke eit?.

Stoves !<

PAIaMJBR house. Corner Wellington end Illinois Btreat*. KXOXAXArOUS.

centrally lotto and from , Proprietor.

m y. subxqkt

PRE6ENT17

PROFESSIONAL.

S. COLB, If. B-

The llnlvenal Clothes Wringer, W ITH Rowell’* Improved Double (fear, ean TV not be surDasaed or equalled by eny other Wringer for durability, till toe expiration of tha patent for the ’’STOP OKAR, or fastening above the cog,, which prevent* them from en-

tirely separating.

Anr sensible pereon ean nsderstnd that a cog wheel wringer having eoga, whether at one or both ende of the roll, which can .play apart and fly out ?/ S51?Jt»V'fiT l r , SR)ftfHiSyi., ,h £“S;

Ccr the

WA*»A»T«ck (blbULd'loJlrw Ue tei rtiwste MOMT MKA

LOCO

douTmuuc

'MOOtlMle.

r' •rm. .. M. .Hull, JinCM •ALE SV ALL OSUQQt l.—Beware at buaboft 1 (ThKfeftOr* R Copyrighted.] dee.YI dJcwSm

FURNITURE.

took the finCpremium

rain of Bi

thick ener took a fret preminm at the /air of the

American Inctitute.

It* sale (now over 350,000 wringer*) i* greater than of alt tke ether wringen combined. It i*

very durable, and

Ewer/ fnlTwrual Wiiwxwr Is Warrawted. SWThe celebrated Doty Washing Machines

or sale.

also always on hand for

■Sold by^deal

:wltam Agent* for Indfont

J by dealer* generntiy.

R. 0. BROWNINti. Qenaral Agent.

d Street. New York.

Ckristaas sad New Year’s PRESENTS AT ■ Glenns' Block Book Store. BOOKS, beantifully bonnd sad illustrated. BOOKS for the oM and yoong. PRIMERS and Juvenile, oh linen, in eHeolen. b PORTFOLIOS. Writing Deck* and Pocket CHROMOS, (new mnd beautiful,) ted other Pictures. • • ii 8TERKSC0PES and Views from nil part* of th* ,

country.

pGOLD PENS, Gold and Rubber Holdere and ^SPLENDID family and Pocket Bible*, illus- ^ Everybody invited to examine nt deeBdlO?' CABM1CHABL * WILLIAMS’. ' QUEENWSARE ETC.

DBS. PH KEBILL A COLE, . if m.' ■ .i i ■ ”

PkT«ieiu$ and Ssrgeoss.

Am (Ole agent for the Littlefelp

celebrated

Bunin ®rait£ Glory Store Amd Warm Air Foraaees.

uae in 1

Over flve hundred of them are now in tki* city. Call and aee the improved I Qlery of 1868. The beet Base Burning 8t< made for heating. Bnrna Anthracite

qglBBb

MS-Eaeb stove is warranted to be and to d» i

that i* claimed for it..

SOLD OXLT BY

I. L. FRAIVItEM Sc CJO.

DKXLan n

StoYes, Honse Fnrnlshlqg Goc bfarbleieed Iron Mantles, Orate*, Etc., Xri. T Rnnt WnnhOngf ■ ktrwet, umiANAPoi.n.

CAS FIXTURES,

■*

JULilKRURTCT. In B*nkru])try.

ve nofiee^that m the pth day of

ess

estate

In the

ilky, and Mate of Indiana, ■Cadged a bankrupt on hi* that, th* p*vm*nt of any debt*

kSRplffi srcS°‘“S“^<. v 3S [(for arafly propesty by bim i* forbidden by

teting of the creditor* of the *al

ore their debt* and ekoo* ■es of his (date, will be

>*e one held nt

holden at No

^^.AMaripA , gSS&n.

s I’lag

OVVICE:

» ‘.A, . No. OOJi North PeamjIruU Itroet (Hslf sqB»r© from Ws^iingtou street, near « t *7UOMANAPOKIS, INDIANA. : i t u iJsfct* - c ~V V H J FOB- H6KBRILL A COLE would recpsrtfolly l/ dMUguee their, eopwtncrakip. ted that tMMre prepared to sdoiaieter treatmeoft with i Dr. Fravill’* Improvod Eqwlliser fd ApgSSwjbkn.

fiosolYheee ^eStaUf/w Uh* 1l(en

Paralysia, Epil.ptio mg Diaeasea, i* reepe iliear Cura. The el general and special j

BRACKI nov23 d3mA wltam

MEDICAL. THE GREATEST MEDICAL BLESSING OF THE A.GE! Dr. Keonedj’g Khenmatle' and Neuralgia Dissolvent.

tkU a eert ef ean every word your system

xrcpx-A.M’.fo.poz.xa,

Mitchell k Raiwelsberg.

nov6dAw3m

PIANOS, ETC.

Piaies, 0r|ABS, Melodeons

is racked'with

KHXVX ATIO

from Jnapgr. The mother waa seventy

yean of age, and quite feeble.

On Christmaa day Mr. Dlehinger and a portion of htn family went to chnreh,

wishing it was morniDg.

When yon have the

■ RtTBALDIA,

when every nerve ia year being ia like the stieg of a wasp, circulating the moat, venemoee gad hot pofooe around year heart aad driving yon to

“wK? ”Xi. ■ CIATl.X,

of the Government, in the aggregate, help me, children 1” The two oldest obll- 1

JOHN WOODBRIDOE, Importer and Wholesale Dealer to

QUEENSWARE,

GLASSWARE.

.Hi .. JO'4 t'Yd ? . 4^*.. X

IuA.IvI3PB, BTC.,

asro. aip‘“ •

South Meridian Street, UDIAXAFUim.^ ^ • . i . ■ ■ Vi4. A L < i' 1 ■ e *.

JSm-f&ti. os m

I mm

. v..* l .7 . 1 f.* L - '*t*H

The nacoeee of ftlw Paclflo Railroad ring, M»vlng hie mother and three of hie oMlhu. orj.al.d nuab.,1^ oth.™ tb.t ■“•b- b-' 1 ."* «'•

making a persietent raid upon Congress for endowtnente like thoee of the Pacific

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS) t , , • j . U I , « - • , Yerp Cheap Darfrig Holiday e.

"'T

ente The attes tteatien of Mel-

S&£'Ki ths Osnerkl i'Bquilixer:

PROFESSION

DR. C. 8* BEAUi IEU. Offlea aad Residence, S«. SO.Noutb niiHrila WnXESit \IKD.

rPHIS 4* to girend J. December, A. D.I * against f idianapolf of India* on his or' 1 bt* and ' o such bi transfer < law; tb _ jnkrnptjj one or more Assiga at a Court of Be East Washing auapete. in said Register, on the 26. at 9 o tlcck a. x. I' U.S.i decfll d2t

ruptcy.

hat on the 30tb day ef ’"TiaSsiare

> ateteriL on: That the payment (tve their debt* and choose »i hit estate, will be held S'T. to be holden at No. treet, in the city of Indikt. before John W.Ray. I of January. A. D. 1868,

, J. SPOONER, i. District of Indiana,

Messenger.

fPHIB is to gin A December. .

was ia^ui is, of A< ate of lu< pt on hi* i debt* ahi I to sm h f

and the tran-foi bidden by Uw; the mid banki chooe* one er. be h«4d at a Ci

v%:

iptty.

i notice that en the 29th day of • D. ]S68. a warrant in bankI against the estate of Anson

:ate of Anson tr of Marion,

in tbe eoun _ >, who has been adjudged a petition: That tbe payment livery of any property berui't to him, or for his use, any property by him is fora meeting of the creditors of to prove their debt* and Assignees of his estate, will f bankruptcy, to bo holden . inaton itroet, in tbe city of id Dislriot, before John W.

rter v p»th*21stdayof January, A. D.

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j U. A Marah» T l. 1 Di'atrict^f ) ?nd^n , a. [42t y Messenger.

TEAS.

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D.'n abeenoe his mothgr’n clothee, by nome mesne, took fire and were soon in a blase. Hhe woe in her own room when her doth, tag took fire, and Immediately ran oat

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Get the best at

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j^ESE AND IA

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$120,000,000 in bonds, and 120,000,000 aorea of land, and thoee demand* are, of oourao, booed upon iho moot patriotic coneideratlone. Juet think of tho enormous omn—

urwu, torrlbly frightened, ran out Into the yard, leaving the baby in the cradle in the room with the burning grand-

mother.

!ra yoe kavedhe M.VMU AO-9,

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der toemot!

Tho eideet girl, about eight yean old, almost immediately returned .to tho , however, and rescued the Infant ite perilous situation; but she woe

' ler grandmother, and the

rhn to a bod In the. mom and

er the bod olofnltia in orOUt the flames. She fell

jpon the bed without aocomplinhtng her oqect, and it immediately took fire and waa aeon In a Mane. From (he bod the flames communicsted to ths houss, and It waa soon reduced to a heap of rains, and all Ua oontenta destroyed. Tho ola lady’s body was nearly entirely oononm-

»e had about five hundred 1

. . _; ;.f Mid S Bates Honse,

deeat d2w WaLARP M STOWBIA.

8EWINC MACHINES. ' ; :—:—i— j

RING Is |

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cfcues * JtVc . Eb. 7 ODD m

(A TEA BT^RE.

Ip Rankraptej’.

Distrlet *f ladfoUe. SS :|mh day 5 *^*fwiabi*

J A. D. 1868.

I hereby gives Ootioe of]

(assignee of 1'

W* * i m.* ■ -v

"’i a

iptey.

ME SB

Store,

grs Ae iMd FBB JIOMTH;

1 50. ' '

CLAAOw -

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dollars in gold,

Are Yen Pitting ITg Ten? OHeeT •-iTtua itf■.m • . o’.-aT

i tta Mania-' ' DOT, ^ <1

Lateftt Improved Cammoa Sente

FAULT SEWING MACHINE. ... IMmmMMK. •■*•••’'

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nil

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d hereby give* Botiee of hi* apIssignee of Robert A. May, of

cm.

THE PLACE TO BUY

Lamp Goods.

Bracket, Ifall and Tabio Lamps.

Lanterns for Oil or Cau.

Kerosene Chandeliers,

Bracket, ifall

Lanterns for Oil or Can

iwost and bast kinds of Burners, Chim

The newest and beet kinds of Burners, Chimne Wicks, or anything in the Lamp lino, foriighti

Churches, lialls or

No*. 8 Bast Fourth and 162 Main street, *1

Cincinniti. 1

Gas Fixtures.

Smoke BelU,i

Depot.

Pipe and Fittings.

Wrought Iron Pipe, (plain or galvanised.)

Cast Iron and Soil Pipe,

6team and Cement Drain Pipe, Malleable and Ca.-t Iron Fittings,

Steam Valves, Stop Cooks, Gas Borviee, and "

as Service, and

„ Motor Cocks, etc., t

Or “rO.01.1.

No*. 8 East I'ottrtB end 162 Main

pot..

streets.

Pump and Ptambers* Goods J

Cistern and Well Pump*,

Lift and Form Pumps, Beer Pump*. Gardei

irPnmn*, Garden Pumps, ete.,

Bath Tum, Closet*.

* Wash Stands, Wash Trays.

_ . Bath Boiler*, Sink*,eto., eto. Everything in the above line, wholesale or retail, at Eastern prices, at .

^fcHENRY A CO.’S Depot

Gas and Steam Flttm” Tania

Screw Catting Machines,

‘ Stocks and Die*.

Drills, Reamers and Taps,

Patent Pip* Cutters,

Patent and Ordinary Pipe Tongs,

Pipe Vi«es#-

Moterand Burner Plyer Gas Fitter*, Auger*,

0 Chisels, etc., eto.

Everythin* in the above line always or hand, nd for sale at the manufacturer's A

fteturer's trade rate, at

Sc CO.’S,

Maa. 8 Eaat Fourth, omd 1M Holm Sti ‘CINCINNATI. * f

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QU^gOtWAWE ETC. New Rooms! New Goods! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOHN WOOfiBRIDOl A 00., * Yti- -ui .i.j.uiv ‘f Q i E E N S W'X R R, China, Glassware, TABLE CUTLER AND .i,. Plated Ware, IN»*,*i. Wort Washington INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

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th® Coe of the ail tie FaiilT. Put up in [getohHetadinCTft.] V* A. M. B INNING ERA OO.. Sole Proprietors, fine ■toeoft.ir.'r. . ia Utewtetew - Hbewl F. Camthouse ef

BROKERS.

DASBEKSKCK & COPELAND,

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