Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1869 — Page 3

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DAILY SENTINEL.

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Ifuumroui, Tutrsdat Btirim. | Tli* followln* or* th* qaotation* of Oortro-

ia«nt bond*, fold, oto.:

United State* (ixei oflWl *1,1%

» •“ s Kr.i“ i:& m ! : K

l.OTj

- j:S?

aoid i,84

10-40'*,

new.

1.08% l.WHi

1.86>i

liKlIunniiAll* Wh«l«i*l« Mnrkol. Thcrrdat, J»nunry 7. FLOUR-Quict and ittfady. F»ir demand for low grndoa. Medium and better gradee dull. Price* remain unchanged. Fanny brand* • 9 00@10 b© Kxtra Family 7 75# 8 50 Sui erfiue... 6 5 60 Fine - 4 50# 4 75 WHEAT—Dull and declining. We fluoto: (1 6031 05 forpriine red winter in oar load lot*. « 7001 80 for amber. White tl *002 00. Wagon* at |1 6091 05 for red winter, II 7001 75 for amber; white |1 80 to 1 90. CORN—Fair ahlpping demand ; now *helled at 18060 In oar load lot*; now in ear, cur and wagon, 55o. OATS—In fair shipping demand at 53c. RYE—Dull at 91 1001 15. BRAN AND SHORTS-Uran. firm at 810917; •horta, steady at 918019; middlings, fine, 930 035 per ton ; middlings coarse at 122. SEEDS—Flax seed I* in good demand at |2'3 2 10; clover, 87 50; timothy, 83. BUTTER—Firm. Wo quote: choice fresh, 90c; inferior, 20c. COFFEE—Finn for choice grains; Rio, fair, 22022Hc; prime, 2o0i6/' 9 c; choice, ii6026!4o; Laguayra, £7027}4c; Java, 38040c. COAL—Active. Pittsburg, 25o per bushel; Brasil, 20c : Highland, 15c per bushel; Anthru-

ciic. 816 per ton.

KOUS—Son

eorcc: 30932c per doion for fresh.

FEATHERS—Quiet at 72c for prime live geese.

FISH—Quiet. We quote:

White, half barrel 18 250 8 50 White, kits 2 UU0 2 10 Mackerel, No. 1, half barrel 12 00 No, 2.10 00 Mackerel, in kits, No, l 2 850 2 SM Mackerel, in kits. No. 2 2 tO# 2 60 MOLASSKd—Trad* lair. Wo quote: New Orleans at 9Oc08l; Porto Rico, 70e: choice syrups, 81 1001 29; medium, 750853; comaion,

0 >e,

POTATOES—Dull at 75075c per bushel forcar load lots; 9l)c01 00 in store. POULTRY—Chicken* in demand; live, per doten, $3 5001 for old; 83 00 for young; live turkey*, per lb., 12c to 14o; dressed, in active demand at 16c. Ducks in demand at 83 00 per doien. Oecse, ditto at 50o each. Quails, 12 50 to 8100 per doten. PROVISIONS—Firm; demand active. We give tho following as the asking prices:

Muss Pork—828.

Lard—Active at 18c.

Bulk Moats—Shoulders, He; ribbed tides. U’io; clear ribbed, 14o; clear side*, 14!'*cGreen Meat*—Firm. Should!rs,99 i01uo; sidoi,

IZ'4913c; hams. WKc.

Dried Beef—Quiet at 20c. Breakfast bacon,

old sugar cured, 18019c.

SUGAR—Firm with an advance of >4o.

Hard refined follow W*hiti >9ft, refined..—.'”"..... Porto Rico, raw Prime to choice Demerara

TALLOW-Firm. We quote: 1O01O;4o

■«w York MOBOF and Ataek Market New York, January 7. Tho money market la iiuiot and easy at 7 per cent, currency to win Interest, with no attempt to extract oommiaalon. The feeltrfg 1* more cheerful In financial circles. . ... There Is no prospect of a revival of a high rate for money. There is a movement among the city banks to return to the old State system; the Commonwealth and tho Continental Banks are mentioned as having taken the

initial steps.

A scrip dividend of 15 per cent. Is talked of on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Road, to represent tho earnings spent on tho road and the increased value

of their real eatate.

The Plrle party have obtained control of the road for a favorable lease in Cleveland, for tho Atlantic and Groat Western Railroad. It Is also announced that they are after the Toledo and Wabash Railroad, and here, there is talk of a scrip dividend In the future. The Rock Island Railroad has 81,400,000 of first mortgage bonds maturing this year, and the managers already have an appropriation before them for selling new stock to take up tho bonds. The bull clique have been selling heavily within a few days, in view of the probable Increase in the Central stock.

Sterling quiet at

Gold is tirmer. Ranges of the day; $1 35J4@1 Sb%, closing at 81 35%@1 35^. Government stocks are excited, active, and higher. At the first call large amounts were sold for a realization which Wtll not affect tho market. The demand continued at the noon call, with a further advance. Tho prices at the last board were a trifle below tho highest sales, but

the market closed.

Coupons of 1881, ditto of 1802, 112(^114; ditto of 1804, 108% ©10874 J dHto ot 1865, ; ditto, now, 107?i©10774 5 ditto of 1867, 108 ©108,'^; ditto of 1808, 108@10;48%; 10-40’s, 10074© 10tt-V. , , Slate Bonds are more active, and advancing on North Carolina and Louisiana. Quotations of Missouri, 85©88; old Tennessee, W5©67j new ditto, 6074© 66>4; new North Carolina, 6'2©0'2>41 Virginia, 56%; Louisiana sixes, 00; ditto

levee, 03%.

Tho railroad share market opened active, excited and strong; Cleveland and Pittsburg rose raoidly to 88%; Rock Island ranged between 118%@119%; Northwestern and St. Paul were noticeably active; New York Central was less dealt in, owing to the uncertainty pf legislation and litigation; Pacific Mail was tho feature, ami sold high at 120''4, and in the afternoon the market, though at one time weak and lower, was strong and active, and closed with prices up to the highest point of the day. In many cases old Southern was especially firm, in expectation of 4 per cent, gain on the an-

nual dividend.

Pittsburgh rose to8974; Wabash and St. Paul were active, as was Pacific Mall, under prospect of payment of back dividends in February. Rock Island was feverish on minora that the company are about to take up an equal amount of bonds which mature in 18,0; if such action is contemplated it is unknown to tho directors of the company In this city. The following are the 5:30 P. m. prices

Cumberland.. Well* Expren

American 40'.

A lain* 4H%| ditto pn United Mate* 44 ISt. Paul Merchant*' Union.. 14% ditto preferred

and Manchester have been up to

Woolens are in improved

some new styles of Richmond

13740.

which can be bought at 1274c; Sprague’a

* ‘ * ' 13c, and

high as

In Improved reqneet,

but transactions are still fight. Lathrop, Leading A Co., who reoentty flailed, have made a statement and propose to pay fifty cents on the dollar. It la thought a compromise can be effected, and the house

allowed to go on. Ckleofta Market.

Chicago, January 7.

Eastern Exchange—10 per cent, pre-

mi tun. .

Flonr—Dull and easier; sales of spring

extra at |5 26©0 75.

Wheat—Market 2@27io lower; sales of No. 1 at fl 10© 1 2874; No. 2, fl 1274©114, closing at fl 1374©1 13%; sales since

’Change at 81 1374-

Corn—Quiet and 2©2%c lower; sales of new at 6374©5474c; low grade, 40@6O74o; No. 2, kiln dried, 5474c; relected ditto, 52 ©53c; old No. 1, 68c, sellers’option for last half of April, closing at 5374©5474c for new, and 4974o for low grade; nothing

doing in corn this afternoon.

Oats—Quiet and %o lower; sales of No. 2at46T4©47o; rejected, 4474©45c, closing

steady at 46%o for No. 2.

Rye—Dull and heavy and 4c lower; sales of No. 1 at fl 14, closing with sellers

and no buyers at that figure.

Rarley—Dull; sales of No, 2 it f 1 62© 1 66, closing dull and nominal at Inside

price. ' Highwines—Dull at 93c.

Provisions—Pork less active and firmer and 50c higher. Bulk meats active and higher; sales of sweet plckkd hams at

1574©16c.

at 19c.

Dressed Hoga—In good request and firmer; sales atfll 25©12 50, clonng firm at 811 75© 12 for common to medium, and f 12 1274©12 25 for good to choice. Live Flogs—Dull and nominally 10©15c lower; sales at ff)©0 40 for common to fair shipping, and ftf 00©10 75 for fair to good packing. Beef Cattle—Steady and quiet at f4 50 ©5 for cows and light steers; 86 1274© 7 3-5 for good to choice shipping steers. Receipts for past twenty-four hours— Flour, 13,375 barrels; wheat, 51,924 bushels; corn, 32.315 bushels; oats, 32,240 bushels; rye, 1,348 bushels; barley, 800 bushels; hogs, 17,436 head. Shipments — Flonr, 9,617 barrels; wheat, 9,146 bushels; corn, 21,697 bushels; oats, 3,912 bushels; rye, 4,448 bushels; barley, 6,179bushels; hogs, 6,829 bead.

Dodd* E Duron John Dona Martin Dodd Peter Sly Joseph W Fry Arehie Fl* WB Forbes Hsary Oof* Andrew Gotiit Frank Goodwin George Gnllieer Henry OoffJB Grabs Jseob Grayhsm Samuel

Hyan George Hunt A Leon House George Hand Hiram Heaiong John J He**ey Jame* U Hogland J B Jlou*e W Hatton W Hitter W Hawkey N B Howell Morri* F Harding R N Hinchman Canco Harvey Laweon >

Deem Jame* Drinkard Jame* B Donohea Patrick

Flatly Ben Foley K Fotter James R •

Gettier Edward W GaskinaElias Grim** Henry Ganedlnc J Gre*h John B Gilkiion W P

Homer John Uamsworth Bemjamin Hall Henry Harris J II Halsey John M ■

Harper J W Hoffman J II Harrison W C

Henry W

Haney W 8 Head Nelson

Hurby M F

Huger Thomas Harrison Thomas

Jones DF Jaqnes J L Jewitt Albert Jetter J D

Jame* John

Kramer Jacob

Laughlin Eli Lockhart A Lyons A C

Loucks Christopher

Longey Elijah

Lange J E

Lime* James Louis Walton MeCobb J F McBrids J R

McCormack Lcdie

McGlos*

James John Johnson R

Jones Alexandria

Jones L W

Layton Zediek Lookler Arthur Link Alford Laber Freeman

Edmond

Ludon

Logan Jan

sson All

Meek A

Morse C C

... 36% Terre Haute 37 ... 24'4 ditto preferred •! ... 40% Wsbash : 61%

referred ... 73

71;

LIST OF LETTERS. omaiAx. into. ie.

the Post nuary 8,

T IST OF LETTERS remaining in I j Office at Indianapolis, Indiana, Jai so* To obtain these Letters, the applicant

mu«t call fqr "Advertised Lottera," give tho date

ofthis list, and pay on* cent fur advertising.

LADIES’ LIST.

Arnold Celia Alden Anna

Bishop Nellie J

Black M K

Brooks Manarah

ard Martha

_ nann hi

Bryan Rebeca Jane

Bono Mattie Boswell Mu

» 4 f«» ,

Canton 62 Ohio A Mi»*i*sippi.. 33%

SSii«a

Boswell Mary Barnard Martha Beard Meriam Besker Mary L Bennett Jenny Blue M/s Geo Jr Bankey Mrs Henry Bruoe Mrs G Bigelow Lida or Elis* Brickboff Libby Buser Elenor Briggs Mrs Fred

Bennett Fannie Burkhart Christina Britton Matilda

Morse V C

Mulligan Francies Marion James

Morgan W

Moore ProfN N

Moody L 1)

Miller John A

Olivell C Oliiner NAS

Planks E V Preston Theodore II Patterson A W

Bogan Jame Lynn W II Long Robert

Mar*

McClintock W. McKee F M McQuery Joseph

Mitchell Allen R

Mill David

Mos-s J C el*er Jon rren M J

hnC2

Roverts N D

Raihley Charles

Rissinger Geo

Reese N

orge

Keese N

Rook L M Raymond L W

Spencer Augnstus L Slanest Charles W Stiliell Emit Sloss George <eoi) Sole Henry Sands John Swigert Joseph Sumption Justice Stewart William Snelivan L

Meet

Mellendor S 8 Mitchell John Mead Peter (col)

Okoy Philip

Prtrman F Pell Harry R Rvan G W Jtitxe GW Raymond W Huge Patrick Richerson T M

Smock C Sweet Frank Stumt Frank Schnare Henry Senour J F 3 Stu'geon I 11 Stewart Captain John Heerest William Simplon William

Briggs Mrs r Henning K*t< Berry Annie

to,,™ si ©rttse® i &k2b» * EH;"

- -SIII sT^:±:M Mta—JJ, arffi e

I ^dflto preferredKt

™ S' 4 ttyfenc: 2 ' assatfBa.,

«!% ! Carr Mary C

Harry S Canningham Jai

Cary Mary Add Coles Susan C

Smyth Nsthin Smyth William

Taylor John Tompson C

Underkill Mr

Wheat William

Weeks Geo

corse

Hudson

Harlem .

Reading

Carey Same Cox Sarah L

Clarke Mrs Hugh Curry Mrs Adolph

Whitcomb James Watt John BO

Willia

lams James

Workman W IJH

Kuilthw. , Smith Henry

Tan sine John

\V ’' q . >1 Graham \ y John tv hertley John Wilainson John S D. O. ROSE. P. M.

Mining Shares—Dull.

Tim following are the quotations of | p OUi i ati if c tti e oonper stocks at Boston: * Dillie Mary H C'lUUinet, 50; Copper F’alls, 15%; Frank- j Deits Nawnie lin, 14; Hecla. 70; (Jtilncy, 20',. Donnan Laura Clearances in gold exchange bank, 811,- Gurbon Nancy

621,000. •

Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, f2n,527.- Endalej ^Sarrah

(omloused Markets. Tata.si)*T, January 7.

At Philadelphia flour dull and drooping, extra fancy 87 50 to 8 00i Ohio ditto 8S 75 to 9 50. Wheat dull; red 91 90 to 2 00; amber 82 06 to 2 10; white 82 20 to 2 50. Corn firm ; little offering ; new yellow 94; old 8115. Provisions advancing ; mc*s pork 829 to 29 50. Lard 19c. At Baltimore flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm; prime to choics red |2 25; fair to good 81 70 to 2 00. Corn firm: whito^ifloat 18c to 90c: yellow ditto 93o to 96e. Moss pork firm at 83), Bacon active; rib side* 17c: clear ditio 1774c; shoulder* 14c to 14,%o; hams 19c. Lard

firm at 19c.

At Buffalo flour dull and unchanged, Wheat maintained and firmly held at previous price* Coro quiet: new 80c on track. Me** pork advanced to 83) for heavy. Lard higher, 19c to

1974c. Dressed hog* dull at 813 to 13 50. , - - 4. vi v « .» ,i„ .... n .r.r, n in 795 >‘i)'l Western; 8i©( 50 for extra State; At Memphis, flour steady; superfine 8. to 25. extra Western; 88 30© K Corn 65o to Pork 820. L»rd 19o tonc.jc. v v

PROFESSIONAL.

942; payments, 820,277,024; balance, ,$80,-

889,792.

Mew York Market. Nkw York, January 7.

fotton—Opened dull and declining, and eliiMed steady ; sales of 2,500 bales at 26% ©27c for middling nplands, and closing

with no sellers under 27c.

Flour—Receipt, 14,711 barrel*; steaily for Hldpping grades less active and scarce-

linn

k a to Ellio

liott Lillie M

Fulton Dan*

Molhe

roler M Fenton' klemmii

Nellie A ng Mary J

Green A T

Graflbrd busanah

GraDi Guilt

Grundy lieltie Gibson Krsnk K

ver Horencc dy Heltie 'cot)

'ly S(> tirin as other kinds; salea of 11,400 Gibein frank I barrels at $0 lOfufi 35 for superfine, State Gmllaber 8«r»ti

Pork 820.

Bulk meat* firm -shoulder* ll’*c; clear eitles 14c. Dressed hogs $12.to 12.50, At Louisville, mess pork 830, Lard 19c. Bulk meats—shoulders 1274c to 1274c; clear rib 15%e to 10c; clear 1774o *o 18c; packed bacon—shoulder* ll'ie; clear rib 177'4c: clear 18c; hams lS74o. Flour, superfine 8"> 50 to 6 25. Wheat 91 80 to 1 90. Corn 60o to 65o. _ At -Toledo flour quiet. Wheat quiet; white Miehigan 9180; No. 2 red 8167; No. 1 spring 81 43; amber, buyers' January, 81 83. Corn new f.4; new rejected 59'4e; new, buyers' the month, 66c. Drested hog* (inn and 74c better; 812 to 14, At Cleveland flour quiet and dull. Wheat. No. I red winter hold at 81 82 to 1 83; No. 2 ditto 91 08. Corn 74c, before ’Change. At Milwaukee flour dull and price* unchanged. Wheat declined ; 1 21.%o for No. 1; 1 1574cfor No. 2. i’rovision* firmer. Me** pork 28 75, Ham* l‘V4c to 163. Lard 18%c to 19a. Dressed hogs 12 00 to 12 50. At St. Louis flour active, but unchanged in price. Wheat dull; smafl sales of prime to choice fall at 1 GO to 1 63. Corn extremely dull; 63o to 09o the latter for ehoiee Southern. Provisions very (Inn. Pork 1* held at 30 0) with a few small Irregularities at 29 00. Bulk meats active and buoyant, and paeker* buying up country stock*. The product of 6,400 hogs at Canton for March delivery *old at ll%o for loose dry salt shoulder* J 14|4o for.hams ; IFbo for clear rib; alio the product of 800 hog* at same place, deliverable at the opening of navigation at 11c for shoulder*: 14o for ham*; 14o for rib aides; 15o for clear side*, all loose: also 50,000 pounds dry salt shoulders at St. Joseph at 11J-40. Sale* on spot were ir%o for‘shoulders, loose; 12c for packed and 16c for elear sides packed. Bacon; the only *ales were 36,000 pounds clear side* in gunnies to oommiisary at 18%o f and a few cask* sugar cured hams at 18c. Shouldor* are worth 13%e. Lard; stiff at 1874c for steam; 20c for keg. Hogs stiff with few sales; prices range from 9% to 1074c. _ m # m Cincinnati IdveMtork Market. Special Dispatch to the Sentinel. UtRCntaATI, TlIfKSDAT EvRNIgO.l January 7, 1869. I The receipt* of lire stack »t the Brighton and Great We*torn *toek yard* glqcp Monday have been a* follows: Beef Cattle 600 Sheep l>i llogs.l 6,1)1)0 BEEF CATTLE—In brisk demand; quality fair; all sold. Closing firm. Extra Shipping Stock I 70007 50 fiaa=*7^:::=.r.:.r I Sg 6 Common 3 5004 U) SHEEU—In good demand, and steady. Prime Sheep 84 0005 25 Common to medium, per eental.it 2 5003 00 HOGS—la «hort supply i but too many poor; firm, closing inaotiv* at 89 00010 50) extra at II OOgroi*. _ t'lmclMMktl Market. Ciwcikkati, January 7. Flour—Market 96a higher, with an Improved demand; nale# of family at 37 75

@8.

Wheat—In good demand at fl 75 for No. Corn—Declined to C3@6»c for ear or ftye—Advanced to fl 38 for No. 1.

Oats—Dull at 60o for No. 1.

Harley—Unchanged.

Cotton—Dull and prices lower; sales of

middling at 25!4c. Whiskv—Dnll atfl.

Hogs—Firmer and prices higher; live f 11; dressed f12 50 for extra large; sales of 400 head, averaging from 280 pounds to 300 poands net, at f 12 50. Receipts. 2,900

head.

Provisions—Exclteil and the market quite unsettled. It is difficult to give accurate quotations. Mess pork sold at f30. Bulk rtieats sold at ll%o for shoulders, and 16©15%C for dear rib and dear sides. Bacon Is held at 13%©14c for shoulders, and 1774@lBc for clear rib and

clear sides.

Lard—Held at 19@20e, bat thero is no

demand at better than 18)40.

Butter—Firm for prime to choice at 34

Eggs—Sales at 29c.

Cheese—Firm at 18©20c.

Otis—Linseed steady at ft 03@1 05. Lard

oil; sales atfl 55© 1 (In.

Star Candle*—Sales at 22©227-<c, ffiL&tSfXSiWeo.,,.*. «

10© 10% per cent.

Exchange—A shade firmer} l-10@l-60 per cent, diacodnt buying, Mid par sell-

ing. m ( T _

—The New Albany "Western Axe and Edge Tool Company," after a suspension of two yean, baa again commenced operations, under tbe most favorable auspices.

.30© 10

for white wheat extra; 87 50©9 50 for round hoop Ohio; fa©9 for extra St. Louis; $9 50©12 50 for good to choice ditto, closing quiet. Rye Hour quiet;

sales of 150 barrels at f6©8.

Corn Meal—Quiet; sales of 150 barrels of Western at f5©5 30, and 200 barrels of

Brandywine at about $5 35. Whisky—Steady; sales of 100 barrels of House Wiidy

Western at ?1 for free.

Wheat -Receipts of 179,392 bushels; market dull and drooping; sales of 38,

61 for “

"1»» C«<wha

Harkbfo'

Harris Kuima

ondsoa Hanna)

Hopkias Mrs Ji mas

Hall Laura

Hall M K

Helms Maggi<

UogelanJ \ i ginia

Hogan Mrs M A

Hobbs

ay .-arr

Sarah

Drake Nellie Daviron Maltie . DaGraff Maria L Donivan Jennie 2

Evans Lido A Elliott Lillie Emrich Carrie

Fergason Nancy J Finch Mary Jano Fort Lisxi* A D Green Sarah L S2W" 11 Garrison Lift e Onflitb Caroline

Howard Eliiabeth Headly Hannah M 2 Hail Julia A Hamillgn Jenny Harlan Naa Hart Mary Hunt Mury C Howard Hophia Hanthom Nancy A llinman Nancy Ilmer Nannaoka

O. W. PICKBBII.L, M. D.

z. roi.x, x. D.

Johnson T A

Jordan Laura F

Johnson Etna

Jones Jorda

an Mrs John rf

Kirkpatric v Sallie Kinsey Eineline Keeseu Christina

Keesee Huldah keunody Emma Keller Mary T

lose Rilda Logan Nan

Lake Martha

500 bushels at $1 00©1 61 for No. 2 spring in store; $1 60 for mixed spring; 81 15 for

while California.

Rye—Quiet;sales of 700bushels ofWoa-

terii at $1 50.

Barley—Dull and drooping; sales of j 4,200 bushels of Canada West at |2 15. I.

Barley Malt—Quiet; sales of 700 buahels i^Tvirv ^ of HI ate at $2 20. Maria E Corn—Receipts, 21,345 bushels; market Langdoo Mary dull and about lo lower; sales of 42,48)0 Lashhom L A

bushels at 97c©81 for new mixed West- }' ce

ern; 81 07©1 09 lor old ditto afioat; fl 05 i Kati * "

for new white 7'outhern,

Oats—Receipts, 8,423 bushels; market | _ . ..

dull and heavy; sales of 22,000 bushels at MeCrosby Mr* Thomas McLintock Marga 7574(1 for Western In store; 78c for ditto Me, r e nan M H rs Jam«s McCoa.l J.nni*

afloat. MoUhristian Catharine

Rico—Quiet. Coffee—(2u iet.

Kugar—t/uiet; sales of 200 hogsheads of

Cuba at 11 %c. . Mooro L c Molaasea—Dull; sales of 400 barrels of Mahoney Fannie New Orleans at 63©79c; 100 hogsheads of Miller Estelle/ Detnorara at 6274©65c. Mack C»}hbr

DBS. PirKERILL A ( OLE, Physirians and Sargeoi'.s. OFFICE: No. SO'; North Ponnuj It unln Htreat (Half square from M’ashinglon street, near Postoffive,) IMDIAMAPOI.1N, IMDIANA. I \RS. PICKKRILL A COLE would respectfully 1/ announce th*ir eoparlnnrsliip, and that they are prepared to administer treatment with Dr. Frovlli'ti Improved Eqnilixcr AppMriitua. Also, with a'l other late Improvements in the practice of Medicine and Ruriery. The attention of those afflicted with Knuuinatisra, Neuralgia. Goat, Paralysl*. Epileptic Kits, and all Throat and Lang Diseases, is rospertfnlly called to the Eoulliter Cure. The closest attention given to the general and special practice of Medicine and Burgery. MTCall* attended to at all hour*. btr A11 communications from a distance promptly answered. OwWe have also the General Agencv for Dr. Fh*vii.i.’s luranvKD Eqniu/.XR. Territory for •ale. Call and *et u*. decl7 d3m

VI HOW

Madison Nellie Madden Margaret

Moore LC.

Mack Catharen

Hop#—(fillet. WiMer Aniebn'e* Oils—I’etrolenm (inlet at 1874c for crude; Morgan Annie J 3274c for refined. Linseed oil quiet at 98 Morgan 3arah

©fl.

Naval Store*—Unchanged. ; 0 dalr Madame Provision*—iiruiGr And in fftlp do- Ontinun ItlA maud; sales of 2,850 barrels at f29 25© j O'Neal Charlotte

29 50 lor now mess; f28©28 50 for old ditto; $2.36'24 50 for prime; f28©29 for prime moss; also, 250 barrels now mess, sellers’ option for January dolivery, at $29 60. Hoof steady and more active; sales of 105 barrels at f9©10 50 for new mess. Tierce beef steady; sales of loo

Madden Mollie Marsh Maggie Moore Bettie Martin Franei*

Miller Eliiabeth

Mullen Bridget irton Francis • Amanda A

Pugh W B t Perscll Sarah

Patterson Limic

Parsley E 11

tierces at f27©30 for nrime moss; f34©:i7 for India moss. Boer hams quiet; aales

of 150 barrels at f:K)©34. Cut meats ac live; sales 670 packages at 12©l274c for

shoulders; 14©1674efor hams. Dressed Hogs—(f utet and heav:

vy at 13© for city;

13T4e for West' rn, and 1374@14o for city; middles firm and quiet;sales of 250 boxes Cumberland out on private terms; 50 boxes Stratford cut at 15%e; 150 boxes .Staffordshire at 1674©L r, % t ‘! I' 5 ® boxes short ribbed at Ifie; boxes bellies at

15e.

Lard—Firmer and fairly active; sales of 871 tierces at 18%©l9%o for steam; 19%@20c for kettle rendered; also, 75w tiem>s of steam at sellers' and buyers' option for January at 19%©20c. Butter—Steady; sales at 30©40o for Ohio; 40©50c for Htate. Cheese—Firm; sale* at 15©20c for comrn h to prime. Freights to Liverpool—More active and firmer; engagement* for 50,000 bushel* of wheal and corn at 7d per sail and 8d per steam, and 2.000 barrels of Hour at 2s per sail and 2s Gd per steam. LATEST—5 P. M. Flonr—Closed steady for low grades of extra, and dull and heavy for all other kinds. Wheat—Dull and le lower with scarcely any export Inquiry, and only a moderate home trade demand. Byo—Dull and heavy; aales at $1 50 for Western. Oats—])ull; sales at 75©75T4« instore, and 78c afloat, Corn—Dull and heavy; sales97©fi6c for new, and $1 07©1 09 for old mixed West-

ern.

Provisions—Beef slesdy snd In moderate demand. Cut meats active and fair. Bacon very firm snd in Tfalr demand. Pork quiet and firm; sales at' $29 60©30 for nteas, cash and February delivery. Lard—Firm; sales at 19%©19%o for fair

to prime steam.

Eggs—Dull; sales at 36@38c. New York Dry Go mis Market.

New Y^bk, January 7.

The dry goods trade In cotton goodshaa been more active, and prices about )4c higher on all makes of heavy brown sheetings, and on irregular makes of %

and 1 yard wide muslins, bleached, unbleached and white. All popular and best makes rule steaclllv at 26c tor New York Mills; 2274o for Wa'msuttableached; ll)4o for Atlantic A and Indian Head brown sheetings: Iflo for Clark and Partita A and Mtark; and 15c for Augusta. Skirt makers have been buying bleached muslins more freely, and the tendency Is upward. Prints are In better request and tbe tendency Is also upward. Several brands have opened )4c higher, but there are plenty first class makes, like Lancaster,

RoBinson HalUe 4 Kaisner Marg K

Russell Lour

Richer Samantha Robinson Sallie A Ueisnor Marr E Russell Luer „ Heod KlUahetb F

Rhoades C K Roe Maria

Shaw Parnelia Swann Mollie Swain Louisa E Strable Emmr B Steward Alloa Slahlhat Mlunla

Teh»n Abbie

Turner Kate H Taylor Halli* (col)

rU A man

Mase Hattie Melboorn Little

Osborn Mary Q'lltrin Ellen

Power* Thomas Phillip* Bell Peaiton K Pickering C'yntba

Rjchard* Mlllla Redman Mary Russell Li Robert* Sarah A Richards Millie Redman Mary Kobla .n Bell Raines Eliiabeth J Hann Clara

Springer Palla Sharpe Mollie Site* Jane Mary Sierrett Alvina Smith Annie

Taylor Clara Q ThqmpRon Eller; 1 homier Selina

Vetma Cora E

Winslow Sarah W are Louisa “ Hattie oolen Emma Catherine Wyman Annie

ware 1 Williamfl Woolen

Zebreing Sarah

w Walden Sussle Wh'itokerKmma i Walsh Katie E Welsh A Willis Annie Whjte Darld. z Zutnbill Agata Foreign

Hanrahan Widow

Allen Ooodsle Arbogart Seth Brown Louis

Brown W

Brown W W

Brown A P

OENTt/EMEft'a LINT.

4)ford Henry

Brown* Brown Richard Brown Scott Brown R H

John

Charles

trass

ia«h Dan W inhart John

noaee ( larrovr J Ible Jan ibbs Jai

Berry Thomas CummdngVr Chari#* CnrraC.%1.^ Closiplel John Cain Morris Cash Thomas Clark Levi DowD B

r William Sums Christophai [tarrock Prank ianghn^Jame* Iri^h'ara John W Bishop W A rt W

Sf.7cb , . , rl..G atsiku,, CM. JohD Clowe John Connell JaniM Cable Samuel Curtis C 6

Dearnlnger Prank B

BANKRUPTCY. In Ilankrupti'y.

District of Indiana, 88: - 17th di

I At Indianapolis, the : > 17th day of December, j A. D. 1*08. tlfflE nndersymed hereby gives notice of his *pJ. polntmeflt as assignee of Marion C. Wilnon, of Indianapolis, in the county of Marion, and State of Indiana, within said district, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of said district. W. A. BRADSHAW, dec]8 dSwltaw.F Assignee.

In Kui)krii|>f<*y.

District of Indiana, S8. ;ylith (la;

5 At Indianapolis, the : VITth day of Deoember,

A.D. 1868.

State of Indiana, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of said District. W. A. BRADSHAW, dec17 dSwltaw F Assignee.

CHINAv CLASS, ETC. II. F. WEST A I O., iupobtiss tup Diti.xaa ix

ARD

QUEENSWARE,

»7»

INC

oct23d3rir

Bfo. 37 Month Merldlnn Mlrrct,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ’

VINEGAR.

4. W. MULLKX.

oxo. o. oatpyig.

nUItlsEN dc OBIFFIIV, MtgmCTrxtKR or FTJRE OIOEH AVD MALT VINEGAR, West, between Ohio and High Street*. MAMMON, IND. •SIM ha

SKATES.

SKATE EEEOTAOENCY FOR THE GMUINE NEW YORK CLUB

And Ainerican Rink Skate. A CKNOWLEDGBD by all experienced skater* XL as th* best Skates in tbe world for bcgtnnora as wall a* exports of both saxas. They rouuiro no Straps, do not cramp tho feet, and are put on and takonoff In a moment. They are made of the finest tempered stool, and will last tan years. The supply of tbeea Skates Is limited, and parties OTMS.IS’.’.’M’r.tll'It d ’“ Yj7ALBM0HT t BON. 208 North Fourth street, St. Loul*, Agent* for th* West, and dealer* in Skates of all kind* far ladies, gent* and tray. deoil Aim

DAILY SENTINEL. INDIANAPOLIS.

oblished every morning. (Sundays axeoptad.lby It. J. BBXOXXT, 161-2 East Washington St, Sentinel Building,

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

TEBMS OF TH K HAIAT. To oarriars, agonta and now* dealers per OOPy .••••*e.e..ueeee*»e*e,*•••*« Fe regular subsoribers, when delivered by carrier or agent, per week. ....

810 00

■■ •• SS \nd delivered to city subscribers at 25 cents per veek. If paid strictly n advance, $12 per *a-

luin will be aharged.

mrAU letters, whether for publication or on osiness, must be add raised to &. J. Bkiuht, In-

lianapolis, Indiana.

The Indian*pell* Dally Sentinel sent by all th* early morning Kxvnm Trains nd delivered to subscribers in adjacent.towns

about the same time it is distributed in the city

ii i tion. This enables read)

ance from th* C jf the day from jan receive it tbn

The

I puo ) fron

This enables readers at a dis-

Capitol of Indiana to get tho news

six to twelve hours befor* they

trough papers published elsewhere.

The papers can be bad of news dealers and earners at any of the railroad towns on th* roads

oontoring at Indianapolis.

THE WEEKLY SENTINEL

Is published every Wednesday, at 82 por annum,

in advance.

■vNo paper sent without tbe money, nor continued a longer time than paid for. Single copies 82 00 Clubs of five 1 75 each C|ubs of ton and under twenty-fir* 1 50 each Clubs of twenty-fire and over 1 00 each To the getters up of clubs of ten and over, a copy will be sent free. To th* getter up of a club of fifty, a copy of the Daily Sektixkl will be sent free. Address, R. J. BRIGHT. Indianapolis, Indiana.

TIMETABLE.

X. F. Wholesale Dealer in * IMPORTED LIQUORS, Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, Tobacco and Cigars, Kte., 141 Month meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. nov6dSm

BXXBY iCHXULL. HKKBT 8XVKBIS. (Formerly of A. A H. SchnuU.) SGHNIILL t 8EVERIN, Wholesale Grocers, Nos. 137 A139 Sonth Meridian St., (N«str Unlen Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. novS d3m

INSURANCE.

HOME CO., OF UNTEW ■’STOIR^K:CASH ASSETS over $3,700,000 OO ^ • Office in Corner Room, np stairs, in Martindale’s Block.

E. B. MARTINDALE, Agent.

PACIFIC INSURANCE CO., OF SAN FRANCISCO. ASSETS IT4T O-OET), 81,433,000 OO. Office—No. 1, on second floor of Martindale’s Block. E. B. HABTTNDALE, Agent. PUTNAM INSURANCE^CO., OF HARTFORD. -A-SSETS OVEK 8600,000 OO. Ofilce in !>Itti*tin<lnle's Blnclc. nov30 d3mt#p7thand8thcol E. B. HARTINDALE, Agent.

Tl. SZihffFSOlSr, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FLOUR, FEED AND PRODUCE N*. 19 8. Delaware St., Bet. Washington and Maryland, Indianapolis, Inti. The highest market price in cash paid for country produce. decl d6m

CINCINNATI.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Columbus and Indianpolis Line.

ArrowKxpress.....

Columbus E.

Arcomm Night E;

TBAIXS LX A VI.

2:35 a. m.

Ataiva. 2:36 a. m

us Express 10:45a. m. 8:50a. m

nodat’n

Express — Accommodation., Express

3:30p.m. 1:®P.) ,7:45 p.m. 8:50 p.i

1:06

xpres* 7:45 p.m. 8:50. Sunday Express _7:46p. m. 8:50 a. m Cincinnati via Oambridge and OonntrtvilU.

... 2:35 a. m. 1:06 p. m ..ll) :45 a.m. 2:18 a. m

.. 3:30 p. m.

Cincinnati via Richmond. Express — 2:35a.m. 2:36a.m Accommodation. 10:45 a. m. S:M) p. m Cleveland, Col., Cin. and Indianap’iis Railroad.

(lice Line.)

Fast Express Accommodation

n Express....

Eastern Night Express 'Except Sundays.

, *1:00 a. m. *1:20 a. m.

...*7:36 1

t2:50a. m 18:45*. m

m. *8:35 p.m

WARREH TATE, ■ixnrACTuaa* or DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, H*ntel*. H*nMlng*, BE.A.OKEXS, EXGJ., Wholesale and Retail Denier in Flo ring. Ceiling, Weather-boarding, Pin*. Poplar and Ash Lorn her. Flooring worked, lumber sawed and dressed to order, and seroU sawing. Factory—X* S. Bow Jersey Ht. stuff d*w6a

THE HEK ..4.* HEROLD Celelirated Cincinnati Pianos. rpHESE Pianos are eqaa. in tone, A finish and dmab: ty to the very finest made, and each instrument is sold at manufacturer’s price. Call and examine them before purchasing elsewhere. VVareroe- s, No. GJ We-t Fourth street, Pike s Op"'-' House Building. JOHN DE0AMP, M^nn...eturer. HEiiMAih GEROLD. Bupt. oct26-d3m

.*10.10*.

'P. iff.

tExcept Monday*.

Madison Railroad.

Chicago Express.... Springfield' Exprei Accommodation ...

Morning Express -2:50a.m. lOtOna.m Morning Accommodation..l0:45a. as. 7:28p. m Jeffersonville Railroad. Express — 2:50a.m. 2:16*. m res* -...10:45 a. m. 10 ;00 a. m .. 8:56p. m. 7:26p. m Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago Railway. Chicago Mail — .12:06 noon. 6:20*. m Accommodation. 8:U) p. m. 10:57 a. m Chicago Express — 9:15p.m. 5:28 p.m Lafayette and Chicago Railroad. Accommodation 3:50 a. m. 1:40*. m ChicagoMail -12:06 noen. lu;15a. m Chicago Express ... 8:50 p. m. 8:36 p. m Cincinnati Railroad. Express 1*45*. m. 3:10 a. m Mail and Aecommodation-10:30 a. m. 9:50 a. m .Martinsville Accom.— 1:50 p. m. 11:50 noon Exprees 8:06 p.m. 8:25 p.m Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad. Cin.'and St. Lonis Express 3:50 a. m.*12:50 night tft. Louis Day Express 9:J0a.m. 10:00a. m Evansville Express 1:25 p. m. 6:25 p. m St. Louis Night Express.-- 9:06 p. m. 7:18 p. m Vincennes Railroad. {Open to Gosport.) Aiommodation LSOp. m. 9:16 a. m Cincinnati aod Indianapolis Junction. Railroad. Morning Express 10:55a.m. l:06noon Mail .3:45 p.m. 8:28 night CXinnerevUlc and New Castle Branch. Conncrsvill* 10:30 a. a. 7:20 a. m ConnersviUe -8:30 p.m. 6:50 p.m Castle 6:00a.m. 12:06p. m -4:40 p.m. 9:55 p.m

RIKHOFF *fe MKO., Wholesale Dealers in Copper Distilled Bourbon AMD BYE WHIMKY. Also, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Cigars. No. 77 Sonth Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. amglO dta

TABLE GLASSWARE, Ijttnpa, T.auturna, CHIMNEYS, BURNERS, And all articles pertaining to this line of goods. Green and Black Glassware, Etc. R. HEMINGRAY A CO.. No. 68 Walnut Street, augll d6m Cincinnati, Ohio.

<*EO. CRAWFORD A CO., Importers and Dealers in Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Caustic, Soda, Foundry Facings, Piaster, Lime, Cement, Sand, Pummice Stone, Resin, Etc., Etc. NO. 203 WALNUT STREET’ Cincinnati, Ohio, aug 11 dSm

■OWEN, STEWART, dfc CO., 18 West Washington Street, Wholesale Dealers in SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER, ENTEI.OPER, Wrapping Paper, Bonnet Boards, Window Paper, etc., etc. angle d6m

W. J. < H A l*I \ A CO. GENERAL PRODUCE Commission Merchants, No. 37 Wainut Street, CINCINNATI. Consignments and orders solicited. Liberal advances made on Consign-

ments.

Price

dre-s.

e Currents sent free to

any

gll dr i

ad-

Beynolds A Holliday, Wholesale dealer* in KEROSENE LAMPS, Bronze Chandeliers, Hall Lamps, BRACKET LAMPS AND PENDENTS Lantern*. Improved Burners, and Lamp Trimmings generally, 13 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind.

KRTABLISHXn A.D. 1834. CiEORCE FOX, Manufacturer of Reflne<l Pearl, Wheaton, Pnl verizod Corn and Silver Ulosa S T -A. Kj C BE 7 NO. 87 SECOND STREET. aagl2 dflui Cincinnati, Ohio.

New t'aetle New Castle...

RAILROADS.

i mm

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND Indiana Central Railway. THE SHORTEST ROUTE EAST. FOXTTl TKAIlSrS TDA.ir.TT I.ea,e CMIOM DKPOT, Indiannpolle, on and after November aa, 1M». as, folio wa i O. Qf» A M ,ANT EXPRESS, (Sundays 6.00 JX. HI. excepted.) arrive* at Dayton, 8:25 A. M.: Toledo,5:30 P. M.; Detroit. 10:40 P. M.; Cleveland, 3:50 P. M.: Pittsburg, 7:21) P. M.; Philadelphia, 10:00 A. A.: New York, 12:15 P. M.; Baltimore, 9:20 A. M.; Washington, 12:25 P. M.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Doily Meetings for the TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS, Are held at th* Rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, on Mortis Pennsylvania Street, (Opposite Post Office.) •2V.T3 O’CLOCK, F. M. Stranger* visiting the city are cordially invited to attend the meetings of our Board of Trade. *eP30-ly J. BARNARD, Sec’y.

SMITH A PALMER, Manufacturers ami Dealers in Ij E .A. T ih: f f. . II tiles. OH and Sh..e l iI),I iII—S, No. 51 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,

We solicit orders fro

it orders from

dters and Boot and Shoe Makers, an feel confident that our goods and prici will be found satisfactory, auglldfim

Dealers, Sad-

MAIL. (Sundays exeeptod.) stopping at all Stations. Cond for Dayton, and arrives at

(Sunmond.

change.

10.45 A. M.

nocts at Richmond for Columbus at 7:66 P. M.

Q.QH P M ACI’OHHODATlOjr,

O.OU X . JU. days excoptodj for Rich ConnersviUe, Brookyillo, and Cinoinnati, arriv

ing at 10:46 P. M., without change of oars.

T’d'v P M * KW YORK EXPREM. / (Daily.) arrives at Pittsburg, 12.00 M.; Philadelphia, 3:10 A. M.; New York, 6:15 A. M.; Baitimors, 2:3GA. M,: Waahington. 5:15 A. M. On SATURDAY this taain will rqn through as usual, via Pittsburg, arriv‘‘scikrJA’&'i;: t,;!x nv.sii: 3; Put Ki.r.M fron a, LUUtH to OULlj'MBL'B.od aV^oM p f l e T ,! ^s Y B 0 u r U ElprM, from u * w -

■irCall for Tickeu via COLUMBUS.

. ••'Tickets for sale at Union Depot, Indianapo-

lis, and all principal Railroad office* . „ F.cTiaNDLKK. Gen't Ticket Agant. J. M. LUNT, General Superintendent. dec21 dim '

T . W I la E « , Wholesal dealer in STONEWARE, X*. 93 Eaaf Georgia Nt., First door west of Butch A Dixon’s Coal Office. aevT d3m

BRASS FOUNDERS.

B. KA’CTF’MjM:, Wholesale Dealer in HATS, CAPS, FURS, Awd Straw dooda, 118 South Meridian Street, ■ovfl d3m INDIANAPOLIS.

Cleveland Brass and Pipe Works, 8» and 61 Onter Street. Tate, Worswkk & Hayes, Brass Founders and Finishers, Manufacturers and dealers in WROUGHT IKO.Y I’ll’E, IRON FITTINGS. And Brass Goods for Steam, Water, Gas and Oil. jy.3 dly

SCALES.

BEE LINE.

(Clevelnntl, C*lambna, rinclnnntl and luUimHspolU Rieilwuy, late BellefonlalBe Railway,) VIA CRESTLINE.

Q a

rive at points named below as follows: Statioxb. No. 9. * No. 4. No. «.

Indianapolis 1:0pa. a. 10:10a.m. 7:36p. a.

Union 4:06 a. a, 1:26 p. a. 10:50 p. a.

Dayton........ 8:40a. m. 6:40p. a. 8:40a. a. Beilefont n*. 6:15 a. a. 3:50 p.m. l;10a. m. Crestlin*. 8:40*. m. 6:25 p. m. 3:40 a. a. Cleveland....12 noon. 9:50p.m. 6:55a.m. Alliance »• P. a. 8:06 a. a. Toledo 5:3np. m. 6:30a. a. 6:30p.m.

8:10*. m. 10;46p. m. SSiS; STS:

...

tt jil85:S:

Detroit 10:40 p. Sandusky .-.'6)00 p.

Dunkirk 6:27 p. a. 3:3) Pittsburg 4:26 p. a. 2:00 Buffalo 7:00 p. a. 4:5ft

NlagaraFalls 8i31 p. a. 10:10 Harrisburg.. 8l%». m. 12)06 p. a. 10:30 p. a. Albany......... T :00 a. a. 4:50 p. a. 2:06 a. a. Philadelphia 8:10a. a. 4:20p. a. SilOa. a. Baltimoro.... 7)30 a. a. 6:20 p. a. 2:30 a. a. T&Vg.VHHSlZ ISRft Sliitt Boston 8:50 p. a. 6:50 a. a. 2:10 p. a. ■VAII Trains ran DAILI except Sundays. •orAccommodation for Union leava at 2:26

a. *.

••-SLEEPING CARS attached to “No. 6” ma aL‘^7Ks.;K.**^ rfroS, “ “No. 4“ land* it* passengers In Pittsburg. Buffalo, Uarriaburg, Baltimore, WashingtoB City, Albany. Boston, Philadelphia, and NEW YORK from seven to ••-ELEVEN HOURS IN AD-

VANCE-** of the other rout*. *a-ON SATURDAY “No. 6”

■arAsk for Ticket* by way of 0R18TLIN , ™ U “JUff VlINT, Gon’l Sua’t, Ooreland.

CROCERIKO, ETC.

OX HAXD AND FOB SALE lower Price MElsewtere it tie City. wvs&'attiaiasA*'^

it, (grpui • are alto agonta i _dep30 d2w

psaassur

SEWING MACHINES. THE H O W E Machine Company’s SEWING MACHINES For FamlliM anti Hanaflxctnrers. THE GREAT PRIZE

of tho Log!on of Honor and Gold Medal

Machines at XB KIGHTY-

ub-

A WARDED to American Sewing M XX. the Paris Exposition of IStl?. ovx

two oourariToas, as per Imperial Decree, published in the "Moniteur Universal” (Official Journal of the French Empire,) Tuesday, 2d of

July, 1*67.

The Lock Stitch Invented hy Ma. Howa, and

,1s the most popular

made on tbi* Machine, Is the most pop durable, is alike on both sides, and will

sir aon batbl. and nil Sawing Machines

joet to the principle invented by him.

A Machine was needed possessing aiurumT

and adapted to a great range of

ind comprehended

and

RXITHRB

ub-

i are su

work; one easily understood and comprehended by all. To prodne* such a Machine has been the •tndy of Elias Howb. J*., who gave to the world tru riaat Suwixa Machixu, more than twenty years ago; and now wr offer hie last prodnetion— a Machine embracing all essential qualities, and

proaounced

The Best Machine in the World. Parsons fron a distance can order a Machine with perfect confidence of being able to operate it la a fow hoars, successfully, by the aid of

Maciiin*. I

babiutt, i

in (tract!

no. Drafts or onrreUt*fUnds

Machi

he demand

>mpany each mast accom-

sred by

pur-

New and Improved Machine Is uupraeodontod in the hixtory of Sewing Mala all the prinetpat towns where Agencies are not already eetablithod, wo desire responsible and energetic parties as Agents. Many places are of saBeient importance to warrant persons in making it their exclusive bosinem. MrHead for oirsolar and Sample*. •KIN * FOLTZ, ... Oraor* 1 Agonta for Central Indiana. 12 Norik Penns^dvanta *t., Indianapolis, Ind.

skates.

SKATES! SKATES!! A Tory Largo stm4 * Mploxxdld JLBBortnxent or all rra LEADING SKATES In store and for sole hy CHilLSS MATES * €0^ otx St.

FairM’s Standard Scalss. W. P. GALLUP, General Ag’t, 74 West Wash. SC, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. But only the genuine. iylS dly

ANTIDOTE.

Dr. JNO. V. BUETOFS/f TOBACCO AHOiTTW^i WAaBAXvcnTe axuovr au, : vetnle »qr*i». <M kamltf. th* WasA mvigoraHl^* •ynem^oeeeeM* greet noarishlog aed Aren(tbeimignpwer. irLi excellent tonic end eppedew, eneblee tbe stoOlcMo digest the beertint fend, mekee eleep refreehing, Nni eeublitbee robnst benltb. - . . . ex—^ jirwl Pr4ct f - in7 treetiee no tbe id-, Metbanoiab, rehe. — Agent, wented^^ddrtea Da. T. B. Abbott, JertoUUty, K. J. vn PON SALE BY ALL DRUQGlSXS. f' L—Beware of humbug imlii*»h». v -' [Trwkmrlk X CopyngMvt} tea3I'd fcw.im

WRINGER.

The Universal Clothes Wringer, “IMfITH Rowell’s Improved Double Gear, can ▼ ▼ not be surpassed or eanalled by any other Wringer for durability, till tbe expiration of the patent for tbe ‘*STOi , GEAR, or fastening above tbe cogs, which prevents them from entirely separating. Any sensible person can understand that a coa wheel wringer having cogs, whether at one or both emu of the rpll, which can play apart and dy oat of gear when a large article ispassing through, is TOMPARATIVELY WORTHLESS, as the Cogs are then of no aid when mmt needed. The UNIVERSAL WRINGER was awarded the Gold Medal at the Great New England Fair, took the first premium at the National Fair at Washington: also, at the State Fairs of EVERY' NORTHERN STATE, and is the only wringer which ever took n firet premium at the Fair of the American Institute. Its sale (now over 350,000 wringer,) is greater than of all the other wringers combined. It is rery durable, and Every Universal Wringer la Warranted. ••-The celebrated Doty Washing Machines also always on hand for sale. 0-Sold by dealer* generally. R. C. BROWNING. General Agent, 32 Courtland Street, New York. BRACKEBUSH BRO.’S. Indianapolis. nov2d d3mAwltatn Agents for Indiana.

ATTORNEYS.

». w. Of Lafayette, Indiana, Attomey-«t-Law and Solicitor of Claima and Patents: Washington, ».C. Office, No. 45314th‘street, between F and Gutreeta, near Treasnry Department. oetl7d3m

J**^™**™***™ naatly doao»

MEDICAL.

DR. WM.'THOMSON’S Office an«l CotmallnKon Parlors are Keino b * il to No. 68 Virginia Avenue. *• \t7HERE he will continue to ▼ ▼ treat and cure Private Digeaaes, in all their apeciea. s t ag e a , ramifications and phases. Dr. W to ea^b t>i ment, binding radical and permanent core, or make no charge. Dr. W m. Thomson has made 1

tad. l

r of leaves ar )ut the loin

sakness of the limbs, confused vision, bluntej uteliect, loss of confidence, diffidence in •coaching strangers, a dislike to form now __ uaintances, a disposition to shun society, lose of aemory, hectic flushes, pimples and

apai*-

>mo.ry, flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, mon-

i of any of

sweats, fetid breath, coughs, co omania, and frequently insanity.

Ihe aniicted, on the first appearance of any of toDrW* 8y J^^ OI118 • immediately apply

■^“Office and Consultation ~ Virgini^iven^e, Indianapolis,

Parlors, No. 68

Indiana. mar 10 dly

ieat rime* says of this 0 work: ‘"fhis^vaiuaM* treatise on the cause and cure of premature decline show* how heeJth i» impaired thn

dine show* how health is impaired through se!r *t abuse* of yonth and manhood, and bow easily regained. It gives a clear synopei* of the impedimenta to marriage, the cause and effects of nervous debility, and the remedies therefor.” A pocket edition of the above will be forwarded on receipt of 25 eeuta, by addressing Doctor Curtii, No. 58 North Charlea street. Baltimore, %fd tyl8 dly

DR. JAS. C. KERR’S

Great System Renovator! /^URES all DiseaMs arising from Impure Blood, \J Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Hives, Erysipelas. Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Cough and Weak Lungs, Debilitated Constitutions, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fistula, Headache, Fever

and Ague, Piles, Constipation.

THE SYSTEM REXOYATOK Is tbe Boat Blood Purifier in tbe World.

I.ook nt the Nnitiew of our Wont Prttn

inent Citizen, who

Xedletn

tmve Used

ine.

? »3^%2Shl3aiI*dJS; J. L. Rutcn, Judge W. if. Straub, ’Squire Me Lean, H. L. btiles. W. France. W. Walker. C. P I, 1cany, Milton Sayler, Judge Saffin. James Kisftek. Truman B. llandy, Noah B. W ells. Barney F ; Cunningham, B. P. Thomas, Thomas II. Curd. p 01 ?®®* Hj I 1 - Handy. Geo. V. Atkinson, hd. llurd, h. M. Forbns, Nat Harris, John Carter, Ben. Churchill, Chas. Coulter. Charles U. Collins, trank Clark, 1 rank Ernst, Henry Eaton, T. S. lendery Harvey Bale, Geo. Clark, Charles U. Marshall. W m. Tice, John B. Cleveland. J.Sbaddinger. A. M. (Iriswold, K. Southgate. Wm. NirK t, “ "liHixms, J. F. Larkin, J. C. Johns, John Woodruff, G. L. Barringer, J. C. McCabe, J. Parish, John W. Beesely, A. 0. Russell, P J Moore, Toos. F. Parish. John Donovan, Wui. \ aughn, Frank Bererford. Captain S. Bickerstafi. R. S. Lee, Capt. O. Palmer, C- VV. Howland, James Kyle. E. G. Beck, George Keck, Gen. 8- J.

McGroarty, George ^tacy. GENERAL DEPOT:

Xo. 139 West Fourth Street,

CIXCIXXATI. OHIO.

KERR A LORING, Proprietors.

Price per BotUe, 81 50; Six Bottles for 87. ee- For sale by Browning A Sloan, of Indiana-

oils, and all Druggists.

genuine without my name

title of the medicine blown in the bottle portrait and signature on the label.

nov!3 d3m

and the

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