Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY SENTINEL.

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Indianapolis Business Directory.

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BANKS.

CARRIAGE MAKERS.

FILLER, MITCHKLL k STOITOH, MAnohojorner Kentucky AT.n?a Bad UaorgiA itroot. JyRIdly

CITY NEWS. Kol iff loan NAttcoa. SerTlcea to-morrow At the EngllBh LutherAn Church, oorner of New York and Alabama atreeta. Berrloee by Rev. J. W. Stateburger at ten o’clock a. m. Rev. Heniy Blanchard, Paetor of the Flrat Unitarian Society, will preach In the Academy of Mualo to-morrow afternoon at three o’clock. Third Preabytbrian Church.—There will be preaching to-morrow by the Pastor, Rev. Robert Sloes. Morning subject: “Standing In Our Lot.’’ Evening subject: “The Infinite Rest.’’ The public are cordially im Red. pAT Rip Van Winkle matinee to-day. jt*‘ Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Academy on Monday night. ftT- There mlgbt as well be no Police Court now, for It furnishes no Items. jSW'The Common Pleas Court adjourned yesterday, the term having ended. ytfTMpJor Evans, the new Auditor of State, takes possession of hla office on the

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^^-Interesting meetings have been held in many of the churches during the week. ^sfThe Assistant Secretary of State Is sending the twenty-eighth volume of the Indiana Reports to the various County Clerks. Another largo audience witnessed Rip Van Winkle last night. It will bo repested this afternoon and to-night for the last time. ^~In the Circuit Court yesterday, motions for new trials were heard and appeals granted. The term will close to-

day.

jSB“We ut d u stand that No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall is dosed to-day, taking stock, and will open Monday morning with new goods at greatly reduced prices. pt' A train on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Martinsville Road on Thursday ran over a little girl named Dennan at Fairland, cutting off both her legs below the knees. She died that night. ff jar*Riley llogahire, residing at No. 287 North Meridian street, had a set of harness stolen from his stable last Thursday night. Riley wants the thief to come back and got the halter, as he fichly deserves it.

DINING ROOMS.

DOCK WELL’S Dinin* Roomi, Rsitanraat, AV IletsLls European, arid Boardin* IIoum^ Room* to* rent 0 / No/^South *11**1(11 an_itfset,

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DENTISTRY.

\TILOORE A HELMS, Pentir idee. MilIV ler’* Blodk, 70 North Iliinoi* meet. Lanshiof (la* used in extracting teeth. jyl6 dly

DRY GOODS.

rPRADB PALACE’’—N. R. Smith k Co.. JobX hers and Retailer* in Dry (iooda, 2Ran<13S Wert Waahington street. Jyl6 dly

lanTTeOhdiS^aya adrsnlng at the Counoil

CAS FITTER.

f C. DUNN. Plumber, Oa* and Steam Pltter. y. No. Zl Kentucky areaue. Pump*, Bath Tabs, Lend, Iron Pipe*, aagPistur**, *to. (Iec24 dMm

HAIR WOR

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alf Jews jyasdiy

HATS, OAFS ETC.

rfMIE One Price Hat Stere. E. A. Beaton, deal X er in Hats, Cups and Fur Oeods, 26 Nort Pennsylvania street. JylS dl y

IT BAMBER n. Straw (Jo

street.

I...OKR, dealer In Hate. Cap* and (Joods, No. 16 East Washin

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KNITTING MACHINES.

AMB’S Fami

I j Alien, (Jei street. Bend

wanted.

tinlly Knitting Machine, A. W. moral Agent. 18 North Delaware tor Circular and Sample*. Ajrents

MARBLE WORKS.

0^ CARPENTER—Monument*, Tomb* and Oralaate, Monument* furnished on rea*onable term*; No. 36 East Market street. novlS d3m

OYSTERS.

XfB* FORK OYSTER HOUBB, 31 South I Tv nol* street, Indianapolis. Randall k ,

‘He Hook and Baltim

IV noi, street, Indiana ney, dealers In Saddle Cxnned, Fish and (Jam*.

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PLUMBERS.

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SADDLERY.

QUEENSWARE ETC.

New Rooms! New Goods! WHOLESALE_AND RETAIL JOHN WOODBRIDGE A CO., ft U EENS WARE, China, Glassware, TABLE CUTLERY, AND Plated Ware, No. IN Weoi WMblagtoa Btrmmi, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, angll dflm

City Counuu..—At the meeting »f Council, yesterday afternoon, no quorum being present, Council adjourned until Monday evening. There were pre«ent Hie Honor, Mayor Macauley, and Councilmen Coburn, Cottrell, Fovter, (Jeiael, Goddard, Uonachen and Seldensticker. I^Tho .Ltna Insurance Company ha« already adjusted and paid the amount due on the policy held by Anderaon A Iloaa, the grocer* In Sheet's Block who were burnt out on Tuesday night. Prompt. Lzchanub Thkatkii.—Sam. Lathrop, the oldeit clown In America, la now play-

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Manager Dinin is using every effort to make hla place amusement popular with our cHIzeus.

Court met, pursuant

Jourmneut, last evening at ike

Chamber. All tha members of the Pollee Board were present with the exception of Mr. Loomla, who aent word that he waa

too unwell to admit of hla attendance. Major Gordon entered a complaint that

the proeeontion had reason to believe the defense had entered upon a course of intimidation, by tramped up chsrgen against witnesses for the prosecution, and driving wltneaaea away; if each was to be the eourse the proeeontion wanted to know it, so they might be able to meet

it in the proper manner.

Mr. Hanna, as counsel for Mr. Duval, ■aid Duval nor himself had any knowledge that Mr. Baker waa to be arrested; he had not advised nor woald he advise or countenance, any proceeding of the kind; hoped the remarks of the gentleman were not made in order to prejudice the mind of the Court against his client. M^jor Gordon did not intend his remarks as being personal against tbs counsel for the defense, or for the purpose of creating prejudlca; most certainly the arrest of Mr. Baker bad been made by Interested parties, and bis remarks were general, and for the protection of

the prosecution.

Mr. Van Horn had, prior to the arrest, advised against suefi a measure, but contrary to his advice or knowledge, the arrest had been made; hoped the remarks were not intended to browbeat the counsel for the defense. M. M. Ray explained that their object waa to assure witnesses that they should be protected to the fall extent of the law in their evidence, and not to be dogged or intimidated by policemen; he did not think the Board would warrant such proceedings, nor would the public be gratified with the knowledge that their lives or libsrtios were at the mercy of the police, according to their caprice, as the unwarranted arrest of Mr. Baker would

tend to prove.

The President said the arrest was made without the collusion of the Board; the Board was willing to give the prosecution every favor they were entitled to, and all the protection la their power to

the witnesses.

The investigation of the charges against J. P. Duval were then proceeded with, Mr. Cottrell was sworn, and gave his testimony In relation to the eleventh charge as follows: Thomas Cottrell resides at 160 South New Jersey street; am a member of the Council trom the Seventh Ward; made the charges in his oapscity of Councilman, and upon informatian. lu April last had a black overcoat stolen from him wile in a saloon taking a glass of Deer with some friends; had laid the overcoat on a bagatelle table In the saloon; Informed Captain Wilson of the loss; J. P. Duval came to him a day or two afterward and said he knew where the coat was, and wanted to know how much would bo given for Its recovery; told Duval he would give f25 for the arrest of the thief; Duval replied that he could not get the thief, but knew where the coat was and could get itforfi; asked Duval how that was, and he replied that the coat was in pawn at a pawn brokers, and it would take JS to redeem it; told Duval If that w.ia the ease ho could get it without paying a cent for It; Duval then left him without telling at what pawn shop the Coat was; coat cost, when new, ft‘>; had worn It all one season. hi/ J><tfenne—Saloon where coat was stolen was at ti'J Mouth Delaware street; waa there with several friends conversing and drinking l>eer; was in the saloon fifteen or twenty minutes; man suspected of stealing the coat was in the saloon

On motion for adjournment, Major Oordon stated that eertal n Inflneno— were at work, that were taking a good portion of the witnesses for the prosecution away from the city, and on this account it waa neoeasary far them to push the investigation as rapidly as possible, and asked that when the Court adjourned it would be to meet on (this) Saturday morning. Mr. Hanna said he would be obliged to attend Court during the day, and would go bom# to Greeneastle in the evening. Mr. Hanna had business that would call him away from the city. Dr. Jameson bad to attend to his patients. Mr. Beldensticker proposed to start for Terre

Haute at once.

Mayor Macauley said he would use all the means In his power to prevent witnesses from leaving town, and so the Coart adjourned to meet on Monday, the 10th instant, at two p. m. Nkw Journal.—The Indiana Teacher is the title of a monthly Journal devoted to the Interests of common schools, edited, and published by Professors Shortridge A Bell of this elty, and Geo P. Brown of Richmond. The Teacher Is shout the size of the School Journal, Is handsoodely printed and filled with interesting articles. Its editors announce that they have secured as contributors some of the leading common school educators of the country. If the character of the periodical Is maintstnsd, as we have no donbt it will be, It should be In the hands of every school teacher in the State. The terms are 91.60 per year. pB' Tho Grand Jury yesterday returned twelve indictments, seven of which were for larceny. The jury was adjourned until February 1.

LOCAL ITEMS.

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Allansa.—If any of oar readers have failed to try Seward A Bentley’s Aliama, for tho hair, they should do so at once, for there U no disputing the fact that for a renewer and restorer of grey and faded locks, and a beautHler of the hair, It is superior to all other preparations. V-d&wlt

Hollewejr’* Mils. — Tobpiditt 0» TBS Liras.—Thars mart be a proper sad rftalar anpplr of bile to -temper tho blood and duly ormenate the bowel*, or tho body eon not b# healthy. Of all ev^enant<and antibilious medicine* in exUtenee, Holloway’* Pill* are tha meet effective and nnfalllnff. Yet *o yen tie U their action that it doe* not in the (Uffhtert decree enfeeble the *y(tem. On the contrary, by reUerin* it of eb- • traction* and imparl tie*, tho Pill* tend to tortore it* olaetloity and vicor. gold by all Drn*giete. JanSdAwlw Imdlgn, take Particular Hatlee. The real Vel pa a Fronob Pill* euro (iekno** at tho rtomaeb, vomKinf and heartburn, gee Notice*. Bold by all Dracgtat*. Jan* dim SWWby U tho UNIVERSAL WRINGER the beit? Became it baa Bowall’i Improved Doab\ Sear, and the Patbst Stop, which provost* the ooff* from entirely Mparatinf. gee advertisement- _ aovSS d3m Hegeman’s Genuine Cod Liver 011 Onr Cod Liver pil 1* warranted pare New/•undlmnd Oil. It ha* rtood tho tort of twenty year*' experience, and *an be relied on In every particular. It* •nporiority over that prepared on onr own M^tbore U ihown by the nnmoronicnre* performed by it when tho inferior oil* had boon tried without effect. The uniform toed quality of oar Oil ha* fflven It tho preference over tho nomerou* brand* la tho market, and ha* elicited tho hiffh*|t commendation from eminent phyilciaa*. Bold by all re* pec table dra**i*t* in the United State*. Bole manufacturer*, HEGKMAN A CO., Now York. nor2* dlyoow Testimony of m Prominent Physl

•torn.

Dr. J. T. Baker, a iklllful and widely known phydeian of twenty year* itandin* in Lenoaator, Ponniylvadla, ffiro* hi* opinion of a popular

houaehold remedy, in tho followin* letter: “Lahcxstcb, Pa., November 23, 1866.

* *'D>. S.B. HAST*** ACo.—Drar&rt.- Durioff the part eight year* I have had frequent opportanitie* to rtndy tho effect of MISHLER’S HERB BITTERS upon penon* ■uffering from Dyipop•ia, Lon of Nervou* Energy, Sexual Wtaknc**, Diarrhea, etc. Remedie* w*r* preicribed by other phyiielan* according to the Homeopathic, Allopathic and Hydropathic cchoola, and only a comparatively few permanent cure* effected. On the other hand, I have never known tho Bitter* to fail producing the desired remit, and I •till u*e them in the treatment of inch complaint*, with the highert luccet*. I have no hesitation in faying that I eonilder MISHLEK’S HERB BITTERS tho most eSeaciou* remedy ever discovered for diseaees arising from a diiordarod Stomach, Liver, Kidney*, Bowel*. Lang*

GREAT CLEARING SALE

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GREAT CLEARING SALE

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AMUSEMENTS.

ACADEMY OF ^LJSIC.

W. H. Leake,

Dtrceter

HatwrOay, JawMry^ Matinee at twe RIP VAN WINKLE.

Reserved Seat* in Boxes...

-A0 cents cent* 75 cent*

THE TRADE PALACE,

Commencing’ Jaiiuai'^r 8, 180©.

E V s sr X XT o , MR. JOS. JEFFERSON. RIP VANJWINKLE. SV-tiee Bills Cer Partiemlan. Door* Open at 7; Cdrtain Rise* at 7:45.

No. S Odd Follows* Hull will bo closed to-day for the purpose ef invoicing and marking down goods, and will be

open Monday morning with new goods | ^d Hea7t7Tou7* tVulyT

and the lowest prices to be found In Indi- "j. j, BAKER. M. D., inspolis. i Janf d cod Awl w “Portofflce Box ISW.

European Celebrities.

Tho attention Of Strangers and

W ge v "i! 1 n ‘I dlr ,r ted 1 v a l: 1 BISMARCK.—The great MinUt.r and .tafo.Moffltt’s New York Oyster House, No. 24 ^ of pr>i<u wm ^ by p iU( . North Pennsylvania street, where Oys- (S .. utUr from the p ro feMor. of the Pruuiau ters In all styles snd warm meals are Medical College at Bretlau. Dr. Kadway** alserved up at all hours of the day In a manac for 1869.) Radway’* Ready Relief ha* efmanner to suit tho most fastidious. f»«ted astonishing cure* in all diseases of the Oysters by the can, or In any quantity, JolnU > «»•«>••. «»«•. Rheumati.m. delivered to families in any part of the i £ ,ur * 1 * U ’ |Cr*mp* Spasm.,

\ Sp™ 111 ** Pain* and Ache* of all kind* are relieved in a few moment*, and cured in a few

gar—.. -_.** n., i kour». It will prevent the tyrtem against Cholmntll Monday for € heap 4n) j a j| Ba n caM |t y.Tere, Small Pox, Ty-

- We will offer, for the next Thirty Days, our entire stock at a reduction of from 20 to 50 per cent., EXCEPTING ONLY THE HARRIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVE, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT REGULAR PRICES, making the Cheapest stock ever offered in the State of Indiana.

BETURN OF TUB VETERANS. SKIFF & GAYLORD’S Minstrels and Brass Band. Monday Evening, January 11, *••, FOR ONE NIGHT, AT METROFOX.ITA.DX H-A-I/L The largest organisation now in existence. Four Opera Comedian*; the Magnificent Quartette ; Andy McKee, the (treat Song and Dance Man; the Grand Tnpple Clog Dance. The Wonderful Pantheoptipionica description of the following beautiful scene*: City of Bethlehem; Birth-place of Cbriat; Mount Calvary, and the Crucifixion; Burial Place of Lord Byron; Napoleon Reviewing hi* Army; Napoleon an Exile at St. Helena; Soldier’s Dream of Home; Ship at Sea, Storm Arises, Thunder, Lightning, and the Wreck, Fwnmlnff Two Great Shows In One. ^Priee^el admission, SO cents; Reserved Seat*. ‘ LOW GAYLORD. Manager. JOE GAYLORD, General Agent. ianvdlt

PROFESSIONAL.

any charge to 1’oiico Hoard or In Council before this; but thinks Mr. Loom!*, a uiernlierof the Hoard, waa made acquainted with all the circuinatanoea; believed

Wilson told bim

waa auppeeted of takii

■nan from Rayuvllle king the coat. Duval

said he knew where the coat waa, but the

the coat. Duval

pB'Wc mode a mistake yesterday In annonneing the transfer of the Dates House. Colonel Keneaster has not sold out and never thought of doing so. these exceptions, the item was true, for we have no doubt that If Mr. Dell had taken poMoeslon of the house, he would have kept ap Us reputation. Keneaster

will do it at any rate.

Concert. -—No homo concert* - have ever been given In Indianapolis that elicited more universal praise than those

given by Professor Black. The one the , . . , .. V, , . ture. as it did not show or give the name* Profeasor proposes to give on next | _

1 • olt * i jiawubroker would not give It up or show With It without the payment of 98; lirst told io for Duval be would give 925, and aiterward $->0 for the arrest of the thief; had his own private reason* for not preferring

the charge at tbe time.

The prosecution then proposed tbe fifteenth charge should be entered upon as the accused waa implicated, in connection with others, in that charge. The defense objected to the charge, claiming that it was not specific enough in its no-

Wednesday evening, for the benefit of the Young Men's Christian Association, will bo fully up to his former high standard. Ho has associated with him some of the best musical talent of the city,

The Charur Against Mr. Baker.— The charge of perjury against Mr. Baker, Is based upon the statement that Mr. Baker made art- offer of reward, at the police office, for tbe recovery of his

money. In hla evidence before the Police ) gome flX tent applicable, and that thereBoard Investigating Court, Mr. Baker foro a charge so general in its character

stated that bis offer of money wo# made ' at the Palmer House, and then only In

of any one individual or thief that Duval or any of hla co-defendants had conspired with to defeat tho ends of Justice. A very long and exciting debate followed, which was indulged lu by both lawyers for tho prosecution and tbe defense and

members of the Board.

Tho president thought that as this was an open court, and tho charges presented wore somewhat of a criminal nature, the rules of tho Criminal Court were . to

OLAff.

PACJE, ZELLERS Ac DUFF M»k* tbs best Plain Window Olnn* To b* found la the country. Tb«lr Cryrtal ('leaf Hint* I* uno-iunh-d. No. 8 Wood »t , Pltt*inirt, Pa. nov20 dsmlatortthp

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FLOUR AND FEED.

WM. JOHN WALLACE,

FLOUR AND FEED, Alwsy* k**p* band WHITE WHEAT FLOUR, PURI BUCK Will AT FLOUR, And psy* tb* bifihert *a*h prios for Wlit-at, Cera, Oats, MssrO*, ahlpstafl

sad May,

answer to an Inquiry from tbe police, force. _ Revenue Items.—The following Internal revenue returns were made to the United States Assessor yesterday. Davis A Wright, auction sales for December, 93,684. Dewier Bros., sales of furs manufactured In the laet three months, 913,416. T. B. Rltzlnger, banker, capital less government bonds, 931,000. Deposits, 902,339. Tax, 96,100. John C. Barton, sales of shoes for December, 914,470. , Hays, Rosenthal A Co., sales clothing. 96,873. C. E. Oelsendorff A Co., woolen goods manufactured In three months, 910,037. Criminal Court.— In the Criminal Court yesterday, Thomas W. Christian, convicted of forgery, was sentenced to the penitentiary for two years. » Charles Molnttra waa tried for grand larceny, eonvicted, and sentenced to the penitentiary for three years. In the Clem ease, the defendant filed a motion for a change of venue, and In support of it, twelve affidavits. Two of these are made by the defendant In the several ooaea, and three by counsel. Others are made by editors and proprietors of newspapers, stating that they published extended reports of the testimony on the late trial, and that their papers are extensively read In tbe county. Other affidavits are from citizens living In outside townships, stating that, In their opinion, K woald be Impossible to get an intelligent and unbiased Jury In tbelr neighborhoods. Mr, Fishhook, on behalf of the State, spoke of the great expense and many difficulties attendant upon the removal of the case from this county, and asked for time to prepare counter-affidavits. The State was granted until next Thursday for this purpose. Board of Aoricultuhk.—The State Board of Agriculture adjourned yesterday afternoon, to meet again on February lOtb. A good deal of business was transacted, but tbe pressure upon our ooladins prohibits the publication of any portion except tbs following resolutions, which wore adopted, and Messrs. Poole, Sutherland and McConnell appointed such committee:

wrs hardly aduiissttble; thought tbe charge should be made more explicit and

Whereas, Tbe chief aim end object of the LeglataSare In cresting the State Board of Agriculture) was to guard the agricultural Interests of tbe State, and

Board <

No. 422 East Wanblngton Street.

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ENAMELED CLA48- ~ »•%€»«; XKLLESM '* ®rrr Rfe _ ..

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Agriculture) was to guard the

tUral fair.

specific. The prosecution amended the charge by tho addition of full dates, and the words “nnknown persons,” and stated It was not In their power to do more than to adduce evidence In order to arrive at further facts. They were willing to let tho charge stand as it was, and If the Court refused an Investigation, the public would draw tbelr own inferences na to the truth of the chargo and tho conduct of the Board. Mr. Hanna commented on the nature of the charges, and said honest men would not permit themselves to be attacked and their characters impaired before tbe community, without seeking redress before a proper tribunal. The President decided that u one member of tbe Board was absent, the Board would take the odmlsaablllty of the charge under consideration, and render their decision at the next meeting of tbe

Court.

The prosecution then took up tbe tenth charge, but after the examination of two witnesses, Mr. Solomon, pawnbroker, and Mr. Bray, an ex-policeman, but no evidence being adduced to sustain It, tbe charge was withdrawn. This charge was against unknown policemen, for selling

stolen goods to pawnbrokers.

Mr. Alonzo Blair, proprietor of the Palmer Uouee, was then called, and testified that he had known Amos Baker twenty-seven or twenty-eight years. Baker woe at his bouse in November last, and bad some money stolen from him—9120, Baker told him. Haw Duval and Baker la conversation on tbe evening tbe money waa stolen. When Baker told bim he had been robbed, he suggested sending for the police. Did not

alTcemen came bed Was under the 1m

recollect If policemen came before Baker

went to police office.

preeeiou that Mr. Weakly went with Ba/ ^ ‘ “ - — — - - -

wa

ness y

Duval came

ker to police office. Baker thought it was one of the bell boys, and nek ml wltesterday to Inquire, and find out. came to the hotel about one o’olook on the night the money was stolen, end wanted to see Baker. Bent

folff Ap’ta

r>y with Duval to Baker’s room. When Duval oatne down,said Baker want-

i promoting agricultural Aluco-

•noh Interests ia conducting an

And whs:

hoe tend' _ a nee In promoting agricultural education, which bEE Mem neglected by (he

Legislature: be It, the relore,

fteeolved, That a eonmtttee be appoint-

ed to request * - - -

Ideation of the control of tbe

M land tor sgricnltanfl ocbooHr, be pi In the bonds of the gtato Bond of, miUnra. ■■■ I . ’ „ '...,4 .-Ail ; ■ ■ :

bell bo

When Ljamvr w* ed witness to come to bis room; went up and Baker gave him fifty dollars for safe keeping; Baker sailed bfe attention to the money, saying, that from the manner H was folded, be thought it was part of the money that woe stolen from him; there were two twenties and a ton dollar bill j Baker said he hod asked Duval if It was not the same money, and Duval hod refused to aay; took the money and put It in the safe, and gave book tbe same money next morning: Baker hod Informed bim of bis proposition td the police to give half tbe money for Its refern rad arrest of tbs thlevng; bod afterward told iitin that the policemen sold tbe thieve*

Dry Goods. No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall is closed to-day for the purpose of invoicing and marking down goods. Great bar-

gains there, to reduce stock.

phoid Voter. Pseataonis, Diptheria, «U. TUG REGULATING PILLS po*s««* tb* slUntiv*. »nti bilious, snd diiinfectant propertis* of Mercury, without any of it* pernicious attribute*. They are prepared iu vacuo from concentrated retetable extract*, and ara an absolute specific for all diiorderi of tbe stomach, livar, bowel* and kidney*. They ton* tb* system while Klierin* the bowel* from viseid humor*. and eontrol the liver more readily than blue pill* or any preparation of qulckiilver, or

it* salt! or it* oxide*,

field by Dra**ist* and Country Merchant*. See Dr. Kadway'* Almanac for 1*09.

Ic-a) dUt-tn.th.sat Htop Chewing,

By u«ln* Dr. Johntton'e Aromatic Anti-Tobacco

ine article must have Dr. John Bull’s pri- Compound. It Mete* eweet and pleasant, crevot* stamp on each bottle. Dr. John 1*11 ! 3.°?

Headquartea to Mtmngers, to rail and smoke their morning cigar, or any other hour of the day, is at No. 36 West Washington street, where George F. MeyenT celebrated brands, tho Grecian Bend Included, are dealt out to tho lovers of tbe weed on the most liberal terms: also all kind* of chowing and smoking tobacco, and smoker's articles. 7-lw Nmith’e Tonic Myrnp.—The genn-

Special bargains in Dress Goods, Silks, Paisley and Wool Shawls, Cloths, Beavers, Cloaks and Cloakings, Flannels, Blankets, Linens, Hosiery, Laces, Linen Handkerchief, Embroideries, Jewelry, and all kinds of Domestic Goods.

Q. W. PIGEBR1LL, M. D.

I- COLE, M. B.

DBS. PICKEBILL * COLE, Physicians and Surgeons.

OFFICE:

THIfSI IS IVO

only has the right to manufacture and j c J| r * * r * nt **ff

.Indianapolis. Acs. J. /ci 'lolumbue, Ohio. nevSJ

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etor. Col

CIK KLl.XX, (Ol*

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TEAS.

CHINA TEA STORE. Hoad quarter* !■ Indiana Onr CHINESE AND JAPANESE

T IE .A. S.

(■•tabllahed !■ IMS,)

No. 7 ODD FELLOWS* HAT.!.

H. H. LIB.

■ell the original John Smith's Tuu^c Hyrup, of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the label on each bottle. If my private stamp la not on tbe bottle, do not purchase, or you will bo deceived. See my ooluinn advertisement and my show 1 card. I will prosecute any one infringing on tny right. Tho genuine Smith's Tonic Hyrup can only bo prepared by myself.

T'.ie public's servant, Dr. John Bull.

Louisville, Kentucky. J y29-d2ta wT udcHat A w6m

A nice set of cutlery or at pair of carvers, for a Thanksgiving dinner; a set __ # of China ware, * set of silver ware, or Jjlf tDlDCSC iCg StOft, any thing else to keep house with, may *

be found at McCreery A Fay’s, N*.6<> East Washington street. 22-8 Twenty per cent, raved by nil who pntroniae Tyler's Boe Hive for ■Ilka, dress goods, elofha nnd elonklngo, clonks, sknwla nnd farts. frJegnnt ssatmehnn elonklng only f7ftO x por ynrd. Nplendld line paisley nnd wool shawls, all at gresUly rodneed price*. All good* narked down nt Tyler'* Bra Hive. tf Carpets, Carpet*. Carpets^-Gall A Rush, No. 101 East Washington street, are offering their entire stock of Carpets at greatly reduced rates. Call and exam-

ine them.

Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Window Hhades, etc., at greatly reduced prices at Gall A Rush's, No. 101 East Waahington street. Ravings Bank.—The Indianapolis Insurance and Banking Company have opened a Havings Department, where persona of small means can deposit their earnings. Deposits of one dollar and upwards received, upon which interest is

paid.

Office, In Company’s Building, corner of Virginia avenue and Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis. Wm. Henderson, President. Alsx. C. Jameson, Hecretary. 31-tf Great reduetlon In Fare nt MeIver's. The people are flnding ont evffry day that Molver's Is the place to get Furs, tbe best quality and at the lowest prices. • — ■ Real Gems In Fnrs at Reiver's. Fine Astradians can be fbund only st Mclver’s. Com* nnd eee them, Reiver's Rich Furs.

^

DURING OCR JANUARY CLEARANCE NILE* Tho price* of Thompson's Patent mrem,t •* r,,r • m * "• eur *

We are determined to reduce our stock ONE HALF BEFORE INVOICING FEBRUARY 1st. An examination of prices will convince you that money can be made by investing in Dry Goods at THE TRADE PALACE during the month of January, 1869. N. R. SMITH & CO. ianl dlmltho

INSURANCE.

RECEIVER’S SALE.

oolx> jLrr 1*^1* WATCHES, JEWELRY,

AND SILVERWARE,

RECEIVER’S SALE 0. 1. JENM & m STOCK,

ffl East Washington Street.

r PHI8 *to*k mint be aold to eloae np J. n***, and it i* now offered at pria low market rxlu* of Wold and bilrer

the bnsle* far be-

INSURE WITH THE BEST! /ETNA, OF HARTFORD, COJTff. Cash Assets over $5,052,880 19. Fire era InlraJ Insnrane* at es Faverable Terua* mm She HaaarCa Pwraal* ler Bellahl* iraeaaalty. R. L. DOUGLASS. ». b. .E' 1 S7^; , ^Tu d rr,L d ;; , “ r - A. ABROMKT, Affsat iETNiT LIFE Ingaranee Co., of Hartford, Coni. Assets over tiff,000,000 ©O laattea Pollci** on *11 th* different plsni, sad st m low rate* saaafetr sndpradence willjn*tily. ra'All loeee* promptly adjaxted and paM tn oaeb at thii office. B. B. MYRIUK, Saperritinc A*enL A. A BROKET, Affrnt. DOT24d3mlftor4tbp ^n^aMnffi/na.

NURSERY.

CENTRAL NURSERY,

Corner ef Market and Delaware Street*.

CHOICE FRUIT, SHADE And Ornamental Trees.

AH kinds of SmaH Fruits,

No. SO% North Pennsylvania Street (Half iqnar* from Washingtoa itreet, near Poetoffiee.)

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

T\BS. PICKEKILL A COLE would respectfully 1/ anoonnee thtir copartnership, and that they ore prepared to adminixter treatment with Dr. Fravill*e Improved Eqnilixcr Apparatus.

Also, with all other late improvements in the practice of Medicine end Surgery. Tbe attention of tboee afflicted with Kheumatiem, Neuralgia. Gout, Paralyaif. Kpileptic Fitx. and all Throat aad Lan* Dieeaee*, i* respectfully called to the Koailiser Care. The closest attention given to the general and special practice of Med-

icine and Burgery.

nded t

at all hours, itiens from

distance

ra-CoU* attend

an*AU eommnnicat promptly answered.

*W• have also the General Agency for Dr.

Tern to

■VWe have also t Pea TILL’* Inrxovip ■ale. Call and see a*.

Kquiuxsb.

Territory for

dec 17 d3m

SKATES.

SKATE IDEJPOT.

AGENCY FOB THE GENUINE NEW I0RK CLUB

And American Rink Skate. A CKXOWLEDGED by all experienced skaters JX. a* the best Skate* in the world for beginners as well as experts of both sexes. They require no

as expel

streps, do not c taken off in a

cramp the 1 ient. The

require no and are put on and

made of the

IT in a moment. They are made of the tmpered steel, and will last ten years. The . of theee Skates is limited, and parties

wishing to purchase thonid Sold wholesale and retail by

T. J. ALB

203 North Fourth

Agents for the West, and dealer* i kind* for ladies, rents and boy*.

BRIGHT A SON,

203 North Fourth street, St- Lo~~

■ in Skai

tee of'all decll dim

CHINA, CLASS, ETC.

x. a. i* t e

e x a.

MEDICAL.

Watchra from to ff 150. Ladl**’ Bet* from $1 to ff75.

Holld Sllvsr Mpoons, Forks, Card

Case*, El*.

SIlsVFsR PLATED WARE

Io Oi’oot \ r «i*ioty.

Also, n Inrg*

Stock of Material Snitatilo for tbe Traie,

At prices that defr eoinpetition.

Glova-flltlug CorNd will be an fol-

low* i

G quality, whll* and eol’d, gl 60 r “ “ •• - a oo I. F M •* •• a 75 K - - a 75 D “ 4 OO ffirarlst, • « . 4 50 4-dlw N. R. MIITII A CO.

Orange*, Pin* Apples, F.t*.—»0 barrels choice Havana Orange*; 12 barrels fresh Piue Apples; SOcana Yarmoath green Corn; 40 cane Peas; 25 can* Tomatoec, for mlc, wholesale and retail, at Ben. G. Stout A Bros., Central Market, Koc. 7 and 8 Bates House.

■ad gone off *n |ke Lafayette train, but •they thought ^h^y c°ul^ get the^inoiMy the return of tbe nVoney^and asked * r opinion of the witneee; told Baker 1

it was beet to get half than Baker told him tbot Ravel h

9100, and kept ha

Faraltnro. fowme very alra patterns of walnut dining and parlor chain, Just received at tbe House Keeper’s f.™porium, No. M fiaat Waahington street. 22-8

ira hooeat men,

STAINED CLAit.

THE WANl’FAtnriRERB Posse** '■ ' ■i||jrara mmvjm — ff d*d Giiisi, and in • frsotio nmeOeFT “ No a*m* fern ■ . . >w«. P»

Jxn7 d«t

WM. H. CRAFT. R*celr*r for G. M. Jenison A Co.

HOTELS.

WESTCHEKTER HOUSE, Cor. Breome St. and Bowerjr, New York. . ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. Accommodation for two handled tnest*. • noy23 d3m J. F. DARR0 W, Proprietor.

A. 8 IIL. -A. IV D HOUSE, TB* CULT Knrwpesa Hotel la Use City. Arch above Seventh Street, Philadelphia. noy23dly A. F. BELCHER.

»T. JjANIES hotel, 406 and 407 Liberty Street, appetite the Vales Depot, PMWhwnr* Penney 1 waxila. JAMESK. LANABAN. - - - Proprietor, Tbi* house, eeodneted on the Eoropeon plan, is newly bailt, splendidly fan ished, o*4 eenvenient to railroad*. Tho Restaurant open day and night. bqt23 dly

t -

PALME Corner Waehin, INBIAHAPOI

HOUSE, and IHinoi* Stroeta,

Radical Cureof Rupture. DR. N. B. PENDERY, Pliyniiciixxx uixtl 8 iirjj-t-on, TYESIRES to call attention to hi* Nxw troatX/ uent and radical care of Hernia, and to the fact that he is prepared to famish and rrr all kind* of apfliaxcu for every variety of disease and all physioal doformitie*. Trasses for Hernia and Tumors. Elastic Stockings for Varicose Veins, Suspensory Bandages and Supporters of every description ; Nasal Douches, for the treatment of CaUrrh; Inhaling Apparatus, for dis-* eases of the Throat and Lnngs; new and unsurpassed Vacuum Apparoto* for the treatment o< Impotency; Syringe*, eto. Surgical operation of the Uteruf. Bone*. Eye. Ear. Genite-Urinary Organs, and all diseases oi the lower bowel, ineoessfully performed. N. B-—Persons at a distance oan consult me by letter. Consultation free. Offloo, No. 85X East Market stre-t. Addrew, DR. N. S. PENDERY. oot28 d3m Indianapolis, Ind.

GIN.

Tho Only Ck*le« Lot of Pear and Ckerry Trees 1b tke City.

fARDIM filled, nnd *et to order In U.et^ntry. N. WHITE.Ss

city and Salesman.

BROKERS.

DAUBENSPECK & COPELAND, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, IF Mneeaebaaettw Avcnao, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

t. Bout* collected. Houses iusured. If H MAMMhuaetti arena*. NRYf 4j|m IndianapoHi

H. F. WEST A CO,

RfrORTSRS AVD REALUB W

CHI?VA., O I. AS IS

QUEENSWARE, No. 57 Sonth Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.oet28d3m

FURS, ETC.

CORSETS.

T HC O I* S OIV’S

I»>h.TE3SrX

“GLOVE FITTING”

Designed for tk* lira of th* Medical FroMon aad tlie Family.

Poueninf tho** ixtiixledictnal propertiee

ft* *

IO med rhieh bel rtxa 01*.

nol proper eng to an olo i

^ groeers, eto 7 r*** 1

rviro, woo*

[KstablUhed in 1778.]

A- M. BINNINGKR A CO..

Bole Proprietors▼er Mtrset, M. Y.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

k Co., No. It Roarer

exaet and liberal

_ seat—11 7. 0mm-

mcresuf Jdeirfiiw.

“The la porting honso ef Binuiuper A Ce-. No. 15 Beaver street, la eondacted upon principles of 'f.-esj*'’”- “ 4 ““ jSftS&V-

OPINIONS OF TH1

“The name of Binningor A street. 1* a guarantee of the truth of whatever they repp

CLAM.

TRANSOMS AMD SIDE-LIGHTS For Stere door*, with name ef firm aad numbe of buHding. For private building*, elegant, chaste deatgn* aad ran Patton*. PAGE.ZELLERS A DUFF. noT20d3ml»ter4thp. 8 Wood st., Pittsburg, Pa.

NOTICE.

^ ^1 -■ fcffrlo.. Jan5 deetUw

Sign of tke Black Bean Sign of tke BUck Bear!! Sign of tke Black BearH! H. BAMBERGER, DEALS IN MTS, CAPS HD LADIES’ FOES, No- *• Bos* Wosktogtom ffitouu*. INMANAPOUS. Sign of tke Black Bctr! Sign of the Black Bears Sign of tho Black Bear!!!

ney* dCmeod

\

VINEGAR.

J. W- MULLHX.

HUIiliEN A ORIFFIHp

MXJTTTLCTPXnX* OP

OIX>E«

UXOR US ALL OTHERS IN DURABILITY, iMcaaee ef Shape, and Comfort to the

*ev2B dlmeed

rot ixu *t M. B. SMITH A CO., Trade Palace.

-NOTICE

OS par Com*. R*dweU*a—Nat*** to

■ p A**^ to bS^£fa. u :f hoar, with toe greatoet ^ t State* Right are tel* ittofi* of Lithographic work 1* don*

MALT YINSGABp West, hetweem Oki* amd Hfiffh Btr*q MAJMSOH. IND.

•KATES.

ar;

SKATES! SKATES!! Ah eery Imiweamd Dpiwndftd -Assortment

LEADING SKATES It rtero ntd for *nl* hy ^ > CH1BLBS MAUI 4 C0„ «0 Wont Wnnlilxxgton St. deal dim.

GROCERIES.

•'il4

WM. GLENN * SONS, £ Imperton and Juhhur* ef -it

■

■•*• **autoaSy a fall stock ef

‘ ■ ' Am

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KWlBttiHSD&lllIDIOUffiS,