Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1869 — Page 4

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CITY NEWS. JBrClty Connoll meeting to-night. ftt'The second trial of Mra. Clem will be oommenoed In thia county, February 9. yftfrDr, Hoffman, tbe new Secretary of State, takee poeeeaalon of bie office to-day. ^ft^The Kellogg Concert troop will be U the Aeedemy neat week. y^There la a great deal of nore throat end dlptheria prevailing now. S^Bnlldlng permits were laaued laat week amounting to |l t 300. There la new a dally mall on the Vincennes road, between tble city and Spencer. yWMd’He Fanny Janauaobeck will play Mary Stnart, Debora and Adrienne Lecovereor, here next week. ^ft*The Burns Club gives Its annual supper at the House of Lorda, next Monday. Jtft'There will be a partial eclipse of the moon on January 27th, which will be visible here.

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y^MIdaummer Blght’a Dream will be played at the Academy elf this week. Everybody ought to see It. Mayor Maoeuley having reaigned command of Company B, Indianapolis National Guards, Colonel Wick R. Ruckle has been elected Captain. yV*The Tribune Almanac, for 1869, the best publication of the kind, has been Isaned, and is for sale at Bowen Stewart A Co.’s. jt&'Tbe weather greatly interfered with Blind Tom's concerts, although tbe audience# on Saturday were of a tolerably good slae. yftp* The regular meeting of the Young lien’s Christian Aafeciation will be keld this evening at half-past seven o'clock In their rooms In Vinton’s Block. Reports will be expected from all committees. ftft*Two clerks in a prominent dry goods store indulged In a walking match yesterday. The winner walked from Meridian street to White river brldg*. and back again, In twenty-two minutes. yXF-The adjourned term of the Common Pleas Court closed on Saturday. A great deal of business was transacted In the way of hearing motions, granting new trials, etc. the Police Court on Saturday, William Nelson went to jail for drunk apd disorderly. So did Amalia Myers, who was find one cent and ousts for provoke. ^ffiFThe last number of the JUietrated Christian contains a likeness of Rev. II. A. Edson, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church. The ChHetian is now pnl>llshed simultaneously In this city and Boston, Massachusetts, fMF’Tbe Assessor of Internal Revenue baa received Instructions from the Department, to commence tbe assessment of Incomes Immediately. People will do well to take notice and get ready to make their returns. ft^The first duty s legislator has to learn, Is to move an adjournment on Friday evening until the next Tuesday morning. Some of them never get beyond that. Nff*Now that tbe excitement consequent upon the Clem trial, the meeting of the Legjslature and the Senatorial fight has subsided, wouldn’t it be a good plan to revive the public library buei-

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/i*-Rev. Mr. Nixon, of the First Presbyterian Church, delivered his fifth lecture on tbe book of Daniel last night. The lectures, which are very Interesting and Instructive, will be continued for several weeks, ^ft'The stock company of the Academy of Music Is engaged to give two performances of the "Tlnee Guardsmen” at Lafayette next week. The manager of ike opera house there has made an arrangement with Mr. Jefferson to play Rip Van Winkle there commencing February 8. Cmminai. Court. —In the Criminal Court, on Saturday, Judge Chapman overruled the motion of the attorneys of Mrs. Clem for a (hange of venue, and fixed February 9 aa the day for the commeneement ot a new trial. Several minor eases, appeals from Justice's Courts, etc., were disposed of. Carpkt-Baooer.—Bsrmore, "the man in velvet,” who ,wa# recently KuKluxed at Columbia, Tennessee, doesn't seem to have enjoyed an enviable reputation wherever be was known. He has figured In a great many cities, but the press generally atyles him a "dead beat,” and thinks that If the story of his disappearance la true, good has came out of Masaretb at last. CRAirax or Priroipal.—At the regular monthly meeting of the teachers of the city schools, held at tbe High School last Saturday afternoon, Superintendent Shortrldge annoufioed that the resignation of Miss M. Selma logersoll, Principal of the Eighth Ward Sohqol.had been accepted by the Board of Trustees, and that Miss Marla H. Jones had been appointed to fill the vacancy. Miss Jones enters upon the responsible duties of her office this morning. LKADtffn KsTABnisavaRT.—We have heretofore spoken of the well known stove bouse of Messrs. R. L. A A. W, MoOuat, of this city, hot In taking a look through their mammoth establlahment, we are sure we never have told the half that might be said to the fkvor of this old and reliable firm, whose aim is to remain the leading stove house of Indianapolis by securing the new and popular stoves ot ~ the day, and all the Improvements thst can be Introduced In their trade. Their new rooms, Nos. <11 and 63 West Washington street, which they have recently fitted up, are of tbe most convenient and commodious In design, and we recommend all Interested, to cull and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. See card in another column,

VfcHae BMiftl** Coart met pursuant to adjournment, Saturday morning. All the members of tbe Board present, and the investigation of charge eighteen, against Policemen Boardaan find MlnniCk, was proceeded with, the defense introducing the following additionsl testimony i 0. B. Boardaan—(Witness gave e«bstsntially tbe same statement as MlanlCk as to arrest ol tblef and recovery of watch;) took tbe watch before tbe Grand Jury nest morning; had never asked Oehler far anything; Oehler said be was willing to pay something if the watch was recovered; took a drink and a cigar at Oehler’a expense; never knew of Oehler making any objection# or complaint#. ...... Cross-Examined—Oeh\oT had Insisted on knowing all the particnlare about the recovery of tbe watch; would give him no Information; told him that Ft was a police affair that could not be divulged; drank with Oehler after the thief was arrested and pat In Jail; Oehler was not aware that the watch bad been recovered, and did not tell him so then, but used language that would lead him to Infer that his property was all right and would be recovered; did net tell him be thought be eonld get tbe watch bat that it would cost something to do so, or that It ought to be worth 940 or tM to him to get It

beck.

Tbe case was here dosed and submitted to the Board without argument. By agreement, charge No. 1, against J. P, Duval (tbe Baker case) was re-opened la order to allow tha defense to submit testimony showing bow tbe flOO of Baker’s

money bad been recovered.

J. P. Duval—Mlnnlck gave him the 9100 recovered of Baker’s money; did not get It by virtue of an arrangement with say thief {{Wilson told him of the robbery and where to find Baker; went to tbe Palmer House and found Baker, who made his statement and gave the beet description of the men be could; started for the Buckeye saloon; met Mlnnlck on tbe way, who said he had arrested a Chicago thief namfid "Lobby Tom;” told Mlnnlck bethought he bad tbe right man; Baker said one of tbe thieves was s heavy set man, and looked sotnething like witness; Lobby Tom answered to the description; eonld get no Information at Buckeye; went back to lb#),. Palmer House and told Baker the only show to get the money back was by threats and blnff language; Baker at first would not agree; thought it would «et him Into difficulty, but concluded that witness knew best and told him to do anything he thought proper to get back tbe moneys went beck to tbs Buckeye and told them If the money waa not returned in two boors he would make the town too hot to hoi d them; waa going away when a man at the door told him to come back In two boure; went away and in about two hours went back and met Minfllek at tbs door, who handed him the moneys the thieves •aid It waa found on the floor and had

_ would

swear to, oor bad Cottrell and Tate.been

pby waa there without a warrant; she bad promised to have the bat for him at that time, and be bad called to see about

It.

DtreeS—Mattie Casalday and a policeman, since deceased, were present. Orott-examinnUon continued—Hornet hi ng was ssfdiM the Polios Court about a charge that she bad given Murphy 95: she bed denied it at tbe time, and said she only gave him money to bay a hat; also said she believed she would not testify against Morphy; could not fix tbe date of her conversation with Cottrell at Tate’s office. ' Direct—The conversation in the Police Court occurred several days ago. By tbe Board—Murphy promised her he would not file against or raid her house: he bad given information before that; information that the bonse waa to heralded in Jnly last was given to her doorkeeper; this was after tbe money was given to Murphy; Murphy had shown her favors on acconnt of s girl in the house who went by his name and who seldom was molested by the police, or had tqpsy a fine. Crow-Examination Cbntinued—Murphy asked her for a Christmas present, saying he had always been friendly to her and prevented raids when he could; policeman Sponsil waa with him at the time and took part in tbe conversation. By the Board—Waa not instrumental In getting up these ebarges; held no malice against any of tbe force; AnnaCbambsra, Mag. Turner and other women had come to her, since these chargee had been preferred, and stated wkat they were going to testify; she had sent three girls away at time of laat raid and four were arrest-

been divided among them; went to Baxer’a room at Palmer Houee and told him he had got back 9100; he seemed very much pleased; asked him If be recollected bis bargain: Baker said he did, that witness could keep one half as agreed; gave Baker 960, and krai 960: straightened out the money when he

counted it over to Baker.

Cross-Examined—Bnker could not tell precisely where the loss occurred. Re-called—May have told Baker that they were Chicago thieves, who had probably got away, as the Lafayette train had just left; did not think Baker could positively identify any one, as he bad de-

fective eyesight.

H. Mlnnlck—Got the money from Taylor, st tbe Buckeye saloon; policeman Hoardman was with him at the time; no one else present; Taylor said tbs money had been found on the door and divided among the thieves; Duval had been there making a fuss about tbe money, and t hreaenting,to close the house, and sooner than to have any trouble he had collected a portion or the money back and

made the aiuonnt up to 9100

ed; her house had been raided as high as

three times in one week: always had ties when a raid was to be maos.

Direct—Tbe girl that Murphy favored was known by the name of Maggls Murphy; her real name was Maggie xbomak; Murphy made her a favorite, but did not visit ber. M. M. Ray obtained permission to exam Ins a witness on a charge that was in eourse of preparation agalnat certain members of the fierce, as the witness lived st a distance ahd would not be conveniently available when the charge would be brought for examination. The witness, Mr. Amos Sellers made a statement of his loss of a pocket book, containing about 99 in money and a note for 91,600, fn a crowd at the entrance of tbe Rink, during the last State Fair week, and tbe Ineffectual efforts of himself and oouain to recover it. Had applied to the polios for aaalstanoe and recollected tbe names of policeman Brown and Bowleu. None of tbe policemen asked him to make an affidavit or swear out a war-

rant.

Court adjourned until Monday (to-day) at 2 r. M. o RnaoLCTiov or Thajum.—Tbe following minute was adopted at the last meeting of the Youug Men’s Christian Association: Whirr as, Through tbe kindness af Messrs. Hume, Adams A Co., W. H. Roll and Gall A Rush, dealer* in wall paper, the rooms of the Association have been nicely papered; therefore, be It Resolved, That tbe thanks of the Young Men’s Christian Association are hereby tendered to each of the above named firms for the favors above named; and thatAhe above be published. Legislative Bireetery.

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of the thieves having gone away.

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in his hand; counted li on tbe counter; there was just {ICO; met Duval Just outside the salouti, anti liuiuled tbe money to

him.

O. B. Borad man,—Corroborated the statement of laat witness as to recovery of the money—had aaalatad In arreatlng Lobby Tom; Baker failed to recognise Tom, ao he waa let go; the case waa before the Grand Jury the next day, and Taylor waa indicted a day or so sftsrward for keeping a gambling honas; mot Baksr xs he (witness) was going into tbs grand Jury room and told him ho understood he waa not satisfied with ths arrangement with Duval, and that If be would wait until he came out of the grand Jury room, he would arrange It to his satisfaction ; Baker said ha could not wait, but would sec him at the Palmer House; called at the Palmer House, but Baker

had left.*

Cross-Examined—Saw tbe money, 9100, counted out to Mlnnlck; Taylor aald a man from Chicago by the name of Young had picked up the pocket-book. John Hanna, Esq., desired thst the affidavit of Taylor, made betore the Board at their investigation of the Baker affair, should be produced and read In evidence. The prosecution objected, and the objec-

tion was sustained.

Charge nine, charging Hubbard Adams with advising Frank Lucas to make Illegal gaina by levying black mall on housee of ill-fame, was withdrawn after an explanation showing that Lucas waa acting only as a private watchman and was not invested with police powers The President annonnoed that ths Board had no Jurisdiction la the sixth charge, against Marshall Unversaw, and had therefore struck It out. Charge nineteen, against Mlehasl Murphy for obtaining a reward for recovering a lot of ifheat, stolon from Mr. Hildebrand, was taken np. The prosecution atsted their rosin witness in this case waa not present but they would proceed with tbe ease by calling Mr. Wilson to prove such reward had been paid, reserving the right to offer the testimony of their other witness soon

as he waa available.

Thomas Wilson—Murphy worked on Hildebrand's esse about a week wore out a good deal of shoe leather before he succeeded In getting the thief; understood from Murphy that Hildebrand gave him

96, for his services.

Mr. Murphy; after recovenr of the wheat and arrest of the thief, Hildebrand named other property that had been stolen and wanted him to look it apt succeeded in getting s portion of it; afterwards met HUdenrand on the street who gave him 96 aa be said for tbe great trouble witness had taken In looking up things; never made any demand for any reward; would now do the same labor for

the same amount of monay.

Charge number thirteen, against Michael Murphy for obtaining money from Jennie Daily on unlawful conditions,waa

then taken up.

Miss Jennie Dally—Knew Michael Murphy and knew he was a polloeimn; once gave blmVi gave It to him sometime In May or April; Murphy had aakad her for a Christmas gift; said he thought he ought to have one as he had always bee* friendly to ber, and would never file against her; also aald he would let her know In time, if b« could, when ebe waa to be raided; promised to give him a hat, and took the measure of his head; forgot to purchase the hat, and gave him tbe 96 to buy It; once gave him 910 for special

service in watching her house, <7< ose-Examined—(inro Murphy

money In April or May, Just before tbe spring election; sent Mattie Casalday up stairs after the money and banded it to

Murphy In her bac

been raid

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but one

led since then but once, on 27th

of last July; Murphy was not In the raid; when notloe of a raid waa given, ahe could get all the vlaitors and most of the

er; never atsten

never gave Murphy money; never said there was no truth in tbe charge; had a difficulty with a man named Meore and waa afraid he would injure her property; employed Murphy to watch her premises aud gave him 919 for the service; had

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gave him 919 for the service; had

never preferred any chargee to the Board; told several ahe had given Murphy money; bod not preferred the charge; mentioned the circumstances to Mr. QuU

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< <rce; knew that Tate bad hid aoffie

trouble with Mr. Unversaw..

Question by Mr. Hanna—Have you not

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Acadkmt of Mcsiu. — ‘‘Mid-summer Night’s Dream,” will be “run” st the Assdeiny every night during (be present week. We would advise all who have not seen tbia great play, not to miss tbe opportunity now offered them, feeling well assured that those who have seen It once, will go again and again, fludlngnew delight In Ua merits on every visit. All tbe members of the company engaged In its production are now well up In their parte, and very little oau be said of them j in fhult-finding criticism. The principal

. -- - L.J «rn in i»t» LO ana out tpat genwere "made to order,” under the direc- "i-

«4ea of Mr. Joseph Jefferson, in Lopdoii

and Paris, apd far excel it; point of ex- , - .. . - j u, ^ -i--;.-— eelleuce and beauty, anything In I ^ttoa 7 vra ttd to? and, 0 HSfl scenic line ever betore presented to the | lengthy dlsousslog, was overruled

public.

He representations on Saturday afteraeon and evening met with frill housee, Cottrell Had notified her thif she wae to greatty divided upon the questl and every one went away delighted. be a witness before the Board; Cottrell pealing a bad lair.

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Com Ahn.r 3,13 Mary Houm

Oavaa John. Bate. Houm,

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Colley Sima A. 338 north New Joimv Craveae John R, 44 BeUe Hooeo. jtonbo Georg*. W, 91 Palmer Hour

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u Jamm M, Palmer Houm i Luther W. 68B north lllinole per AdameT. 27 Indianaartauo

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Mart. Nation,! Hotel ton Elijak J. 174 wort Ohio ms Jam#*. 30 Beta# Boom

■hrern Joke, 174 weet New York

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■ynolde John, Betf* Houm

ibinepB William J, SSeharmaa Hone*

ott Harvey D. 68 Bata* Houm -ed Wet. f. 91 Palme- Houm

i Wilson, hi Palmar Houm i Joha A. 42 Bala* Houm ■ft William, 174 Woet Ohio hraer W 8, BO Palmer llonr#

Ioleott Aaron, 34 Ua'a# Hour* Wood S F, 112 north Penneylrania

Addison John, 27 weet Ohio

Admin WK, No. 6S Little'# Hotel Baker Kenben, 144 north MlMieelppi

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—Valparaiso baa a velocipede. —Sever*! of ths New Albany churches are having revivals. —“Lightning Slinger” Is the Goshen name for telegraph operator*. Si u. —John W. Baksr, of Warsaw, has purchased tbe Columbia City Post, —Hanover College oommenoed the winter term wittrfifteen new students. —Psoriasis prevails at Terre Haute to an alarming extent. —A private residence to ke erected at New Albany thla year will coat 970,000. —Right Reverend Bishop St. Pallais has been Bishop of the diocese at Vincennes for twenty yean. —Henry Connty haa a new jail at a cost of 936,000. Isaac Hodgson of this city was the architect. —Phillip Pbilllppe, "the sweet singer,” gives a concert at New Albany soon. Poor New Albany 1 Can nothing ke spared

her!

—The Frankfort Crescent insists upon having a railroad run through Clinton County. —Property in Vigo county Is to be appraised about twenty-five per cent. higher. —The Martinsville National Bank baa paid over 96,000 in taxes during the last seven months. —There were three hundred and eighty four marriages In Wayne county last

year.

The Northern Indianian,of Warsaw, haa been greatly Improved, and la one of the beat weekly papers In the West. —Monroeville, Allen county, has a theological discussion. Tha combatants are both Methodists, one Episcopal and one Protestant. —"Sniping” la tbe favorite amnaement at Rochester. Young men go out at night with coffee asexs and come back the next morning fighting mad. —New Albany la earnestly talking op another railroad. It will probably end In talk. The Sandusky rallread bus! was too much for New Albany. —A colored cabin boy, named John Riley, fell off the steamer Mason, on the Wabaah, above Terre Hants, on Friday and wae drowned. Hla parents lived near Terre Haute. —Allen oounty pays a premium for all fox scalps taken within her borders, sev-enty-five oents being the price for all one year old and over, and twenty-five cents for all under one year old. —The work of changing engines and ear* on the Ohio A Mississippi Railroad from broad (o narrow gauge, which has beea prosecuted for several months past at the Cochran machine shops, baa been auapended. —According to David Dale Owen’s geological survey of tbe State, tbe highest point of land In Indiana, is on Jaa. Murphy’s farm In Orange township, Fayette oounty, about seven miles weet of Con neravlUe. —The Terre Haute Express aaya that about twenty young gentlemeh of that city, with good address, which la their only capital, are anxiously aeeklng positions in first class families as aons-ln-law. The same state of matter* exists here, only there are probably five hundred Instead of twenty. —A youngster In a beastly state of Intoxication, and armed with a pistol and a huge bowls knife, made his appearance in 1 tbe seminary at Newport, a few days ■taw*, breathing forth slaughter. A 1 general skedaddle took place, on the part of all those who could run, and peace waa not restored until the marshal arrested the boy.

Bank.—Tke I*dl***polis and Banking Company have opened a Savings Department, where persona of small means can deposit their earning*. Deposits of one dollar end upwards reeeived, open which Interest is

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Office, in Company’s Building, corner of Virginia avenne and Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis.'. Wm. HKRDBBaoN, President. Ann. C. Jamison, Secretary. 81-tf

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Great redaction in far* at Me*

Jver’s. ^

The people are finding ont every day that Mclver’s is the place to get Furs, tke beet quality and at the lowest prices. Real Gena* la Fan at Melver’s. Fine Astraehans can be found only at Mclver’a. Come and see them*. Melver’s

Rich Fan. _

The Beet and Original Tonic of Iron, Phosphorus, and Calisaya, known as Caswell, Mack A£o.’s Ferro Phosphorated Elixir ot Calisaya Bark. The Iron restores color to the blood, the Phosphorus renews waste of tbe nerve tissue, and tbe Calisaya gives a natural healthy tone to tbe digestive organs, thereby coring dyspepsia in its various forms, Waketulnees, General DebiUty, and Depression of Spirits. Mannfactured only by Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York. Sold by all druggists. 24-eod(eow)Awltamly.

Stop Chewing* • £ Johnrtox’e Aromatic Anti-Tobaeee It taste# eweet sad pleaesnt. cr#-

Sloas. IndUnapolit. Am. J. Bcccxuxx, sol#

proprietor, Colambn#. Ohio. *#v28dln#*d ftehenek’* Palmenle ftyrnp.

8#sw##d Toni# sad Mandrake Pills, will core Comumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, if taken according to the directions. They are all thres to be take* at the same time. They cleanse tke itomaek, relax fee liver, aad put it to work; then the appetite becomes good, ths food dicsst# aad mskas coed Mood; the patient basins to grow in flesh; tke diseased seatter ripen* in th* inns#, and fee patient oatgrow* the disease aad get# well. This is the only way to

ears Conenmption.

To those three medicines Dr. J. H. Be bench, of Philadelphia, o was his unrivaled soeoe#* in the treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. Tt# Pulmonic Syrup ripea# the morbid matter iiAhe Inna, nature throws it effby an easy expectoration# ior when tha phlegm or matter ia ripe a ■light cough will throw it oft and fee patient has rest and tha lungs begin to heal. To do this, the Seaweed Toaie aad Mandrake Pill# must be treeiy used te eieaase the stomach

•FECIAL NOTICES.

A Card.—A Clergyman, while residing ia South America as a Missionary. dUeov#r#d s safe and limpl* remedy for ths Cor# of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and fee whole train of disorder* brought on by^anefal and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire ’ to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send fee recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in n sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, ran or esAaca. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bible House, New York City. janll dAw3m* ^ BWWhy D the UNIVERSAL WRINGER the beet T BeeauM it has RoweU’e Improved Doub 1 Gear, and the Paravr Stop, which prevents fee eoge from entirely separating. See advertisement. _ BovOdSm Ladle*, taka PmrtlcaLar Satire. Th* reel Velpau French Pill* our* siekaeae at fee etomseh. vomiting aad hearthara. See Notioes. held by all Druggists. jaafidlm Hegcmtn’s Genuine God Liver Oil Our Cod Liver Oil la warranted pure Newfoanilmd Oil. It hoe stood fee test ot twenty years’ experience, and can be relied og la every particular. lu superiority over that pfepardd'on our own eeaebor* is shown by th* numcrou*cures performed by it when the inferior oil* had been tried without effect. Th* uniform good quality of our Oil has given It fee preference over tha nomeroas brands ia fee market, and ha* elicited th* highest •< mendatioa from eminent physicians. Sold by all respectable druggists in the United State*, flel* manafaetarere, HKGBMAN A CO.. New Tork. sov2Sdlyeow

LOCAL ITEMS.

Fa* Ahead.—Th* Ladle* of ike East Mission Ssbbsth School, design cntertnlDing the frineds of the Mission on to-morrow evening st the Chspel, corner South snd Noble street, with a genuine old time Yankee Supper and Musical Entertainment, singing tbe songs of 76 and serving pumpkin plea, etc., each as our Great Grandmothers udbd to delight in. They will be dressed Injthe costumes of our forefathers. Their object is to raise funds to furnish tbe Chapel for regular church .services. All are Invited. 18-2

9alm John L, No. 28 1’stme Jeeler Fielding, 62 (ftath Pi Solo jams* H, 49 Palmer Roue*

iowes William C, 211 eoulh Illinois Breckinridge Robert, east end Market BHilea Leva l). No. 23 National Hotel Buekirk Georg* A, No. 66 Bates Houi

I Leroy. No. 22 National Hotel la* Jfr. No. 22 National Hotel

y, 174 west No

i Georg#

i Get

Houm

[tonal

Jew York

.ULMaey House

• Ho

National t Jonathan D.b* Palmer House Otnnineham D W, 36 west Maryland Davidson Stephen, 161 north Meridian Davie H Q. 4 Mary Houm Oittsmon Wiley K, 240 north Illinois Dunn Moses r , Oriental Houm Fairchild Reuben W, northeast corner New York _ snd Tenncrv » Field Timothy. 14 Maoy Hones Field B C, IIsouth Penn.ylvania Fuller Benoei S. 27 weit Ohio Psrasa Alien. S23 weet Washington OkormUv Jamm A, 34 Bate* Houm Gilham Oliver P, 32 Sherman Home Gordon Antho Greene Samue Hail Colbi ‘

Hamilton

IlSWd^Sj WaVeViSiTn Higgins John, northeast corner New York

Tennessee

BvitMine* Wm. D, 73 Palmer House HuUon Austin. 4i Maoy Houm Hyatt John, 2&National.]lotel Jobnaon Amasa. 17.t west New York Johnson Jamm 0. 272 west .Maryland Jobneotn James T, 112 NJrth Pennsylvania Jump Samuel V. 147 weet Maryland Ke-cnev&l Robert T Lsmborp Jonathan, 399 north Alsbtma V Laidtr John C. 86 Oriental House Logan Noier*. National Hotel McGregor J C.H6 WMt Maryland Mlllekan JohnR. 211 south lllinole. if tie* Nathan D, 36 west Maryland Miller Robert. 84 South Illinois Minor kyrym D, No 27 Palmer House Mitchell James V. Palmer Uoom Monroe Wm^,*147 Weet Maryland

Kb

orib Delaware

It la aeldoue that we aa* tke eel urns of this paper to "puff” or notloe the “thousand snd one srticlee known na Potent Medicines.” We however, varj from our rule In tbe present case, thst we may call attention to the article known as "S. T.—1860—X., Plantation Bitters.” We desire It understood that we do so without any solicitation or promise of benefit from tbe proprietor or other Interested parties. We almply do It as an set of duty towards thoaa who are laboring under physical disabilities, weakness, and the various complaints arising from Imparities of the blood. Having used tbe Bitten at tbe instigation of a friend, (and, we confess, with some misgiving at the outset,) we found them a most valuable medical compound, and to our great satisfaction, scoompliahed the oojeot for which they were need. Maokoma Watbr.—Superior to the beet imported German Cologne, snd sold st half the price. 18-deodAwlw Barns Cl ab.—There will ke ■ basin tm* meeting of tbe Olab this (Monday,) evening st eight o’olook r. M., st theClnb Rooms in the Honse of Lorda. All members in good standing are requested to attend. John Cavxit, President. Jambs O. LiaHxrooT, Secretary.

Oitermyer ii Co

orih DeU

JUtleff John, 147 weet Maryland

Raddle Jsmei H, 62 south Ponneylvsnis

flsblne Htephen C, 6 M»»y Home Skidmore Wm. DH Vlrglsls svtnue tUeeth Jamm ML 80 National "otel Smith Alisa W, 84 south Illinois Htantoa Amhrsee P, 111 (ndions uv

venae

_.jwartBteyhe, H. 17X"Virginiaavenue ftevart David M. 144 aorth Miisinippi jbMMS Thomas fr, Martin House

. 27 Pahner House

XWTho New York Express Buys the firat United Sts tee Blue Book, issued fifty yean ago, enumerated 6,«0fl names of office-holders; tbe Blue Book of 1867 contained upwards of 60.000 name*, thirty thousand of them In the Postal Department. The compensation of tbe officejfes’raiasiSf sksk-h the Radicals. Tbe bloody Inslnnstlons

which were

Tnrkyes and CrtMberrftea, aad all tbe dellcslces snd substantial! of tbe season. Tropical and Native Frnlta, Oysters, Venison and Quail, snd everything usually kept In tbe grocery line, for sale wholesale snd retail, st Noa. 7 and 8 Bates Honse Block, ftentrsl Market. Good, Better, Beet.—A good deal of wire working snd blowing la being done st tbe Capitol, bat tbe best puffing can be had st George F. Meyer's, No. 35 West Washington street, sole manufacturer of tbe Grecian Bend Cigar, besides other popular brands of cigars, and dealer in chewing snd smoking tobaccos snd smokers’ articles. 13-6 Carpets, Carpets, Carpetfe—Gall A Rush, No. 101 East Washington street, are offering their entire stock of Carpets at greatly reduced rates, fall agd examine them. Clearance Sal* af Diamends, Jewelry, etc., embracing the entire stock formerly owned by Georg* M. Jenison ft Co., No. 24 East Washington street. Ladles, snd all parties wishing to punchase Silverware, Watches, or anything in the above named line, will find goods offered st price# so loW that they will be astonished, by William H. Craft,'receiver for O. y. J. A Co. ltt-2 Ge te Central Market, Mfr.*e 7 aad • Bates House Block, and hoy choice Tqrkeys, Venison, Quail, Fresh Oysters, Orai;berries, Celery and Vegetables of all kinds, Oranges snd Demons, oholee Cgn and Bottle Fruits, Freeh Bettor sad Wall Paper. Wall dow Shades, Window - greatly reduced prices at Gall ft Kokh’s, No. 101 East Washington street.

’•A Little Bilious. M How often thi. i. th. r.aposee to tbe inquiry after s friend’* health; se if to be bikiose was s trifliaf matter, hardly worth thiakins shout. But let it be remembered that, se “tall oak. from UtUe acorn, (row,” to formidable diceoeee arise from brine "a little bilious." Severe biliou. attack* are more common in Serins. Summer aad Autumn than 1* Winter, but fee serious disorder* of tbe liver which m often occur at those eeaeons, alfht betmnA, in hundred, of initancec, to Whiter indule.n*e. snd their ncelected ooneequenoe*. More hishlyMSMn.d food U eaten, more fiery drink* imbib ed, Is cold than in *arm weather, and thus the bUieurneee i. produced which, usd.r a warm temperature, culminate, ia remittent sad intermittent fevers. • The very beet medicine for person* who are either s liuls or s good <Hal biliou., i. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. No blue pill cr calomel U required in iu«h eases. Tko-c powerful mineral mediciuM cut two ways, like a double •deed iword. They act, it is true, upon the liver, but reset most deleteriously on other parts •f the system. They "etich” there, and esa not be set rid of. Th* Bittsrs contain variable acont. of aa uuU-biUou. tendency, that produa* a (poclfll and meat renlol rifeet upon th* biliary orron, without eutailluc any evil coneequ.DM whatever. They are alloy ether wholesome, mud act favorably and aimulUneouriy upon tha itomaek. th. liver, th. bowel., th* nervou* eyetem, and th* braiu. janl5 deodAwlw

th* bile .tart, freely aad the hver

hat tbe

nted

Miwr* ux<

i mo* relieved: th. .tools will show wl

*■ u - in

Hallaway'u Ointment—Ire Am-Isruu-mstout Psorunu.—Above all other external applications, thU Ointment i* th* antatonDt oi irritation. Di.oaMd action ean sot ions so on Is th* ulcerated limb to whioh it I. applied. It ■eatraliiu th* poison of an entry .or. as surely a* an alkali quench.* th* flory principle of a powerful acid. This I. not hypothesis; it D history—a feet from the current record of fifty yean of observation and experience. Sold by all Dructiste. jan!2 dkwlw

■pnsm* in Children Are most frequently rnr uxsvlt or woums. When they are irritable and fev.riih, sometime, craving food and eating rev.nouily, ocain refusing wholesome diet, toilinf restlessly in elMp. moaning and grindinc the teeth, then b* aeeurod thee* symptoms are indication* of worme. Uneoeineet and pais is the abdomen, with •welling and hardness, are generally attendant upon th* proMnoe of these hidden lappers snd miners. Parents should remember thst doisye or* always dangerous, and upon the appearane* of any of the symptom*. B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VBRMIFUCB ehould bo adminietorod Immediately. It is mild, f*t decided in its operation, and oau not injur* the tendarest infest. Grout caution must be used by every purchaser to b* hie own judge in one mom, and to examine ovary bottl* ho buy. of it, Th* simple name of Fanoetook is not suffloient. Ho must look eloeoly and carefully to lee that the initials are B. A. Fasxmtocx, and be satisfied with nothing ole*. jenlT doodkwlm

Tt. IA. R.

ever been invei

_ _ oieon which is very dangerous to use unless with great earo) that will unlock the gall bladder and start the secretion* of fee liver likk Schenck’g Mandrake Pill*. Liver Complaint if one ot the most prominent

Loses of Consumption.

Schenck’e Seaweed Tonie is a gentle stimulant _ od alterative, and fee alkali in tha Soswood, which this preparation is made ot, as lifts the stomach to throw oat the gastric jaioe to dieoolv* th* food with the Pulmonic Syrup, and it is mad* into good blood without fermentation or souring

in th* etomaob.

Th* groat reason why physicians do not cuBP

Consumption is. they try to do too much; feSfe N*. 94

give medicine to stop th* coughs, to stop ehiilap to atop night sweats, hectic fever, and by so doing they derange tha whole digestive powers, locking up fee secretions, and eventually th* pa-

tient sink* and dies.

Dr. Schenck, in his treatment, does not try to •top s cough, night swoate, chills or fever. Reive the cause, and they will all stop of their n accord. No one eon be oared of Consumption, Liver Cemplaint. Dyspepsia, Catarrh. Canker. Ulcerated Throat, union th* liver and

stomach ore made healthy.

If a person has consumption, of course fee lungs, in some way,*ure diseased, either tuber- , . •les, abcsescr. bronchial iiritatlos, plnara adhe^-L. ■ion, or ths lunrs are a mase of indaiumatioa aaOTgf a feet decaying. In sueheaees, whatmastbodoner “J It U not only fee lungs thst are wasting, but it ia the whole body. The stomach gad liver have lost their power to make blood owSWf food. Now, the only chance u to tak* Dr. Sehonek’s threw medicines, wieh will bring up a ton* to the stomach . the patient will begin to want food, it will digest easily and make good blood; then fee patient begins to gain in flash, and, aa soon na fee body begins to grow, th* lugs oommenee to heel up. und th* paueat sets fleshy aud well. This is

the only way to cure Consumptiou.

Whoa there is no lug disease, and only Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, Sehenok's Seaweed Tome ud Mandrake Mils are luffleiant, without fee Pnlmonie Syrup. Take th* Moadruk* Pill • irwoiy in all bilious oomplalnts. as thoy are

perfectly harmless..

Dr. Soaonek, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health for tuny years past, and now weighs 226 pounds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton, in th* very last stag* of Pulmonary Consumption, his phyeieius having pronounced his ease hopeless, and abandoned him to hi* fate. He was to by fee aforesaid medicines, and sine* hi*

very, mu/ thoasauds similarly

'JCrj

ACADiMY _0f MUSIC, H. Leake, • • director Monday Evening January 18.

TO-IMIGEKT

•KKATfflfflT BIT feD THE SEAfflOX. EVEUYT -A.<DT UNCOIL953D.

SHAKSPEARE’S

MMshumt Mghf g Dream m FANNIE STOCTON, Frtasa feomm, aa Ok cram. MAftTEK WILLIS TOEN«, aa PmeM. FINEST SCENERY, ARMOURS, ETC

BVBRerar.

arNo Ballets'^ongs, Dastte, etc.

of admission to sU 60 cents; children (under

w Nwtlee.—Th* price

Matinees: Adults, _ 10) 26 cents, to sU^nrte of tbe house. mu Musi Bills for Vartiemlar*. Doors Open at 7: Curtain HI sea at 7:45.

RECEIVER'S 8ALE.

To tlie Usa-dies.

N^for furnisS3^j^ 0 tebi ,tn ^tir °^* re ^ Coil Silrer or Silra Piatet fare Thu at ths present time. The prices are within tho reach of all. W* invite aU to call ud exam-

ine fee Goods end learn the priees.

’Don’t mistake the place,

Ernst Washington Street, GEORGE M. JENISON & CO.'S,

This ia in reality a

CLEARANCE SALE,

For th* entire stock of

Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and

SilDFi ware

recovery, mu/ theusuda »mil*rly sOieted, have need Dr. ocheaek’s preparations wife fee same remarkable sncce.s. Full directions ac-

company each, maki sary to personally so tisnts wish their Iasi

bl* soece-i. J

company each, mokingjt not. absolutely

r fugs assail

purpose he is professioaaUy st his pi fie*. Philadelphia, every Saturday, letters tor sdrioe must be addressed.

Bchsbck, unless pa-

lascs examined; ud for this fsosina oily st his principal sf-

idvice must th* Pulmo

Price of

Toaie, such 81 90 por

Mandrake Pill*. 26 cents per box.

onie Syrup and Seaweed bottl*. »r 07 SO a half doson.

« ..... _ v.nts p*

For sal* by all Drusgists.

jsntf deodly

VINEGAR.

J. w. xvLLgg. ego. *. axims. HUIelsEir #fc GRIFJFIX, XAXvracmns or PURE OIUER

MALT VINEGAR, Went, ketweem Okie nmd fflUgh Streets, BADIflON, IKD.

st bo sold out to .lose up the concern.

early.

Call

janl6 d6t

Boooiver for Geo.

WM. H. CRAFT, i. M. Jenison k Co.

BANKRUPTCY.

Ib Bankruptcy.

'I’HIS is to fivXXB^ that on th* 14th day of J. Juuar/, A. D»I0. a warrantin bankmpicy was iasuod against The estate of Lehrittsr k Lehritter, of Indianapolis, in tbs county of Marion, and State of Indfua, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition: That the payment of uy debts and douvory of an/ property belonging to such bankrupt to him, or for his use, and th* transfer of any property by him is forbidden by law; thst s meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or more Assignees of his estate, will be hold

his estate, will fa

urt of Bonkruptey. to be holdon l. _ _ oflteoof John W. Ray, 24K East Washington

one or mo at_e Cow

M Of Jvuu t* . i.■/ , *m7y „, ,, ..U&U.MJU >et, Indianapolis, on the loth day of February.

D. 1809, at*o'clock a. m. BEN. J. SPOONER, si. District of Indians,

janM d2t

Messenger.

CLASS.

PAQE, NKIsIsKBS A DUFF Maks th* best Plain "Window Glasoi To be found in the country. Their Crystal Clear Glass is an equaled. No. 8 Wood st., Pittsburg, Pa. Bov20HomUtor4thp TEAS. ~

CLASS.

TBANSOJIS AMD SIDE-LIGHTS For Store doors, with name of firm and nnmbor of bnilding. For private buildings, elsgut, chaste dosigns ud rar# Patterns. PAGE.ZELLERSk DUFF, aovffidJnlgtorithp. • Weed st. Pittsburg. Pn.

FURNITURE,

XTSTIDIAH-AROI.IS,

Mitekell & Ramnehberg.

nov6dkw*m

CLASS.

Ark Y®n Fitting l"p Yonr Office? Buy your Enameled OOee Glass from th* manufacturerf, PAGE. ZELLERS k DUFF. nsvJ# dSmlstortthp Pittsburg, Pa.

FURS, ETC.

CHINA TEA STORE. Hemdqiiiartera in ludlnua for CHINESE AND JAPANESE T E .A. S. The Chinese Tea Store, (BstabUakod Ua 1802,) Na 7 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. feb H. H. LEE.

MEDICAL.

Radical Cureof Rupture. DB. N. S. PEKDERY, Physician and Siuripeou, TVESIRES to caU attention to his Ntw treatEJ meat ud radical care ot Hernia, and to the fact that ho is prepared to furnish ud m all kin<fe of arruAKCis for every variety of disease ud all physical deformities. Trussei for Hernia ud Tumors. Elastic Stockings for Varicose Veins. Suspensory Bandages and Supporters of •very description; Nasal Donches, for the treatment of Catarrh; Inhaling Apparatus, for digeases of the Throat ud Lungs; new and unsurpassed Vacuum Apparatus for tho treatment ot Impotency; Syringes, etc. Surgical operation of the Uterus, Bones, Eye, Ear. Geuite-Urinary Organs, and aU diseases ot th* lower bowel, sueooosfully performed. N. B —Penons at a distance can consult ms by letter. Consultation fro*. Offle*. No. 86% East Market street. Addross, DR. N. S. PENDERY, oetSSdSm Indianapolis, Ind.

CHINA, CLASS, ETC.

H.

WEST & CO.,

■MFORTIRS AND DIALERS Ul

Sign orthe Black Bear! Sign ofthe Black Bear!! Sign of th^ Black Bear!!! II. BA.MUKHGEII,

QUEENSWAR-E,

BATS, CAPS AID LADIES' FOBS, 1

50 Cents vs. Beg. Practice, $16. Wealth is mors frequently amassed by savin# mon#y than making it A ease in point; Cos* 2,681—Jam** B. Hendrick, New York City nigkt attack of ylolont Biliou# Celle. Doetoi called in. Visit. 03. Prescription, 04. Patient still in agony, and pulse ud strangth flailing. At thi* stag#th# RELIEF administered, paroxysmi of pain arr##ted, sad cur* perfected by the as•iatsue* of a low dot## of th* REGULATING PALS, whioh carry elf ths corrupt and acrid humor# that eausodtha attack. Compar# again: Physician’s charges, 19; prescription 17 110 DC Relief aud Pills, (with more than a dssen do**# y#t on hand) B( Balance In favor of the Relief $16 K RADWAT’8 READY RELIEF I# a household medicine, which no prudent family, that understanda it# yaluo, will ever bo without. It instantly arrests paia, ud It# effect*, os n diffusive stimulant, anodyne, nervine in eholora, cholera morbus, bilious eoUe, spasms, fits, malarious dl# sasos, etc., transcend those of any other preparation known. Aa u external appUeation foi bum#, wound#, #0014#, brui###, •te., it ha# n#

•qual- Pais os.

te# Dr. Radway’s Alataaoo for 1809. R. R. R. •old by Druggists. d#«20 dlSt-m,w,f Advertising la the Umited State*. Men of baiine#s have discovered feat nothing can b# doa* on a large toal* without advartteUg, but thoy are sot contented wife th* sowspapers slon*. Along th* line of every ruUway and turnpiks, th* inside of omnibaso#, tha •obin* ot riy#r ud loks steamers, all boarding# whsr* building work- is going on, and tho thousud sad on# larfass# which gr#st «iti#« aad lari# town# poi- ##•#, sr# oovsrfd from oas #ndof thoyeortoth* other, is ohsrsdter# sot t* b* mfeundarstood, with tb* logoad: "USB MJUHLKR’8 HERB RITTERS.” Ersrr ntwipsper we open *entoins s cQndenaod paragraph, aottfog forth th* ririas# pf thi# r#ally moritoriou# ortlol#. sad •very body’s op## hare no w oar ted hjr perpetually seeing this cdibgoO#* Hooaehold ftuwftr molted VAbstm them.festin obedioao* te feodoriga

No. 10 East WssbfeigtoB Street, INDIAN ArOLIB. Sign ofthe Black Bear! Sign of the Black Bear!! Sign ofthe Blaek Bearn! novOdSmeod

BRASS FOUNDRY.

■At LU STIIBLt.

JACOB W. LOEPKB.

BRASS WORKS AND FOUNDRY, Ns. *4 South Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Indians. ■ TI^RIsE #k IsOEPFB, Manufastarsrs of ENGINE BdLDEKN’ AND PLYMBEKS* SRA.BS "WORKS, Patent Glob* Valvos, Beer, Water, Gas and Steam Cooks. Brass and Compositioa Castings, aud Bran Work of all dsseriptions. ■WPatent Modal* and aU kind# of Light Machinery made to order. avStoam Gauge* tasted ud repaired. lauS deodSm

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

QjtgdSm

HOTELS.

WESTCHESTER HOUSE, Cor. Broome St. xnd Bowery, New York.

ON THS EUROPEAN PLAN. lion for two hundred guest* J. F. DARROW, Proprietor.

gvAeoommodatio

nov23 d3m

REFITTED.

R«fitted anti Renovated

At grout expense, i# now

OPSiTT TO THE yTTBUlO. ’I'HE attention of managers ud agent* of all

Am

H*fet anal ArtlstJe Appenrsnee, Oommodloua entrance*, safety,, facilities for *P«ody exit, sooustieol exocUeate, aeoraMs W the ground floor, ate. Sfflflltlxiftf Capacity, 1,000.

.waraagHkan wumo-woomwuu

A. S H r. im r> HOUSK, THI OXLT European Hotel In ths City. Arch above Seventh Street, Philadelphia, nov23dly A*. F. BELCHER.

ST. J-A-MES HOTEL, 406 ud 407 Libert/ Street, opposite tho Union Depot, Plttahunr, Penno/lvuniia, JAMES K. LANAHAN, - - - Proprietor. n plan,

ve-

ud night.

oon

open day ov23 dly

I* A EM E H HOUSE Corner Woshingtou and Illinois Streets, INDIAN APOUS.

THIS is a first A cated for the Paseongersudi

tha D*!

iiepot OTlld

class Hotel, and oentrally lo-

traveling public.

gen ud Baggage carried tree to an d from >t ALONZO BLAIR. Proprietor.

DISTILLERS.

a. p. uu.1.#.

fw. w. joaKsoff,') ■< late with > CS.N.Pike ACo.j JOHSSOK

A CO^

mxxs, ■troensen to

SAMUEL N. PIKE A CO., DISTILLERS OF ALCOHOL, PURE AND COLOGNE SPIRITS.

81X0,

Rye, Bourbon A Malt Whiskies,

Nee. IfeaMi

47. m umA

>9*veef, •