Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1869 — Page 4

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OITY NEWS. ■a Ml«>»f>lt<<—I rtporta Mr ikr IidUaapoUa Arad MV H ModMaa, hjr a. Y. Woolra, M. D., MrUoroMflMl OaaalttM i Bar. That. Hrt. Bala. Wlad. Hill I x Sanator Morton want to Manet# yeeterdajr. p0*R«al aatat# tranaaotiona are nnoan* ally llraly tbla aeaaon. ^w*Jndga McDonald la atill eon lined to bia bad wltb neuralgia. p«rBeef cattle paaa tbrongb tba dty dally, In large drove#, going aontb. pVBateeb A Dtekaon*# rolling mill will oomtneneeoperatione nest week. p#*SIxteen Bra eteterne are to be tonllt next montbr Lively tlaee ahead tot oontraotora. _ ^••No children from beyond tbeolty llmlta will be admitted to the public aobools tbla eeaaon. yVMIaa Katie Maybew la making bar mark tn pbicago. Tbe paper* apeak highly of her acting. ywllie latent fiat of tbe aplrlta waa 111 carrying a layer and boqnet from Jeflbraon villa to Terre Hante. pfr^Mr. 0. R. Shiner yeaterdayaold one of the flneat calve# ever brought to tbla market. It brought HO. pW'The heavy rain yeeterday com* pletely flooded the gutter# and atreeta In many portion* of the city, pW-Qeneral Carrington la atill a winging like a pendulum between tbla city and Columbua, Ohio. Be waa borne at laat aooounta. pgrAn organ grinder mad* hia debut yeeterday with a dancing monkey. The |u van lie population were wild with an thualaam. . ^ pr-Tbe St. Louie Baee Ball Oub will not be able to meet tbe Indlaoapolla Club aa an non need, owing to other an gegementa. .fWThe Ruahvllllana arrived In lorce yeeterday, and held their plonks at the beautiful grove of the Iforthweatern Chrlatlan University. per Tbe School Board were engaged last night in aaalgnlng the teacher* tor the enaulng' year. The appointment# have not yet been announoed. pW“The State Fair thia fall will no doubt be the beet exhibition ever given In Indiana. A livery Intercet la manlfeated among termers and stock raisers. It km oval.—Hendricks, Edmunds & Co wholesale dealers In boots and ahoea, have removed from Xo. M to Ho.70South Meridian, on the opposite eld* of tbe street. /■r Quite a number of our oltlaena are at this time engaged In the pleasant pastime of shooting woodcock and catching trout, both of which are reported plentiful this ceason. pgrWe are pleased to learn that the Surgical Institute Is rapidly fllllng up. It Is an Institution of which'w* may well feel proud, and will soon enjoy a very wide reputation. pfr'Two negroes and two white women were found In the office of the Rink night before last, where they had taken up quarters for the night. They were given In cuetody of the polios. pVPolloeman Mike Murphy arrested a negro named Samnel Evans, yesterday morning, and lodged him In tall on a charge of stealing a lot of billiard balls from on* Walker, at Capitol Garden. pW~A warrant for 044,670 28 waa yesterday drawn by the Auditor of State for the balance of the State Debt Sinking Fund on hand. It will be applied by the Agent of State In the redemption of flv* per cent, bonds pW-Th* Local of the Journo* got a lively Item yesterday, and If hia columns are more sprightly than usual, It can be attributed to the fact that he teals an Increased responsibility of about nine pounds to his name. pte-Tbe state Geologist Is now engaged on a map of Clay and Green* counties, which will give the location of all tbe coal mines and beds In that region. He will maks an exploration of Fountain and Warren counties next week.

pfr'The recent order of the City Ooun oil, authorising a number of fine shad* trees to be out down, which are said to be an obstruction to the gas lamps, has caused no small amount of indignation among the owners of the trees. pW'Sevsn impounded dogs were relesaed from tbe durano* moat vile, into which they bad been plunged by the City * Marshal, on Tuesday night, by some dog philanthropist. A reward of twenty-five cents each will be paid for their rcoi

ture. ^

pW'The atabl* of Mr. W. Woods, on Pearl street, was sntered night before laat and a valuable span of horses stolen. One of the animals returned yesterday morning, showing evidsno* of having been ridden hard. The other bone la atill

missing. .

pW~The first real fine peaches of the season were shipped from Belem yeeterday, by J. N. Conklin, who sold forty boxes, at |4 per bushel in leas than three houn after receiving them. Tbe reported tellur* of the peach crop la a weak inven

tion of fruit speculators.

pur We understand that the engineers now investigating the sewerage business will recommend tbe building of two sewen across ths city from Pogue’s run to White river, one on Washington and on* on Vermont street, as the principal sew ere for the northern portion of the eUy. Personal. — The following distinguished gentlemen were in the city yesterday > Colonel Bam. 0. Wilson, of CrawfordaviU*! General W. Q. Gresham, of New Albany | General Georg* K. Steele, of Rookvlllei Hon. W. E. Dittomere,' of Spencer | M. Wilson, Esq., of Centerville t J. A. Deem, of the Knightstown Banner i Joseph Mulligan, Esq., of

Crawtordavllls. _

Lioxteieo.—The lightning struck the lightning rode on the Grace Methodist Church, corner of East and Market streets, yesterday afternoon, and, on descending to the ground, enveloped every thing in that vicinity la a perteot blase of electricity. Dr. Frauer, who happened to be passing at the time, aaya he thought he had suddenly stepped Into the fiery furnace mentioned a* the future recepta cl* of all sinners.. Protesaor Jesse Baker, who waa at Mclver’e house, comer of East and New York street at the time, was thrown from the chair on which he was sitting,to ths floor,by the tore* of the

The Mew Building. Laying nf the Censer Btene. The county or poor form la situated on the Orawfordsvllle road, about thro* miles from tbe city, and about a mile from Garner's ford. It oooalate of en* hundred and aixty acres of arable lend, and waa purohased la UH at a cost of 01,000. There are two buildings on it, one of whloh waa erected In 1840, and the other la 1860. The first, which la the poor bouse proper, contains kitchen, dining and sleeping rooms for the destitute, while the latter la occupied by tbe Insane. In the former the rooms are small and the ceilings low, and It Is exceedingly difficult te find accommodations for those who must be taken care of. Tbe building has been overcrowded for a long time, and the County Commissioner being apprised of lbs foot, determined last foil te erect a new building, which would afford ample room. Accordingly they paid a visit to Cincinnati, and inspected the county house tbero, and at the meeting after their return, decided to build immediately, and in March adopted tbe present plan. With the opening of spring, work waa commenced under the superintendence' of persons appointed by the Cammiaaionera, who had decided not to let tbe work out by contract) it baa been prosecuted very rapidly, and ytsterdsy, tn accordance with previous announcement, the comer stone was laid.

txb xxnaoisne.

The threatening appearance of the clouds prevented the attendance of a great many persona from tbe city, but there were present the County Commissioners, Messrs. English, McCray and Van Boyoct James M. Ray, Esq.,and Dr. J. M> Gaston, of the visiting committee t Colonel James Blake, Hon. John Coburn,General McGinnis, County Auditor; E. M. Wilmington, Deputy Aadltor; Arthur L. Wright, County Treasurer; Andrew Wallace, Dr. T. B. Elliott, Dr. Davis, of the Insane Hospital, William Willard, and otbers. Dr. William Wands, county physician, announced the object of tbe meeting, and introduced Rev. Mr. Elgin, who read the Bermon on the Mount—Matt., 6th chapter—and then mad* an appropriate and foellng prayer. Tbe box then being adjusted in the atone, Dr. Wands Invited any one present who felt so disposed, to speak, but none availing themselves of the offor, he then invited the company to step into the house and partake of refreshments, an oiler which, after the benediction was pronounced, all accepted. A nice collation waa spread In the ball of the new building, which was generally partaken of and enjoyed. The following articles were deposited

In the oorner stone t

Copies of the dally papere. Parchment containing tbe names of the County Commissioners; the officer* of the Institution; the architect and superintendents, and the visiting commit Us. THE MXW BUILD1KQ. Judging from the plan of the new building, It will be admirably adapted to the purpose for wblcb it is oonatruoteo, and will tevorably compare with any similar institution in the country. It will be constructed ln\he best and most s ubetantlal manner, and tbe health and comfort of the Inmates will be regarded in every particular. There will be a sufficiency of room, which Isgrdhtly to be desired, especially in the cases of the sick. The present quarters are now so limited that several pei a ms have to be huddled together In the same room, a condition of affolrs not particularly well calculated to preserve health. The building is designed by R. P. Daggett of this city. Ephram Coleatock la superintendent of the carpenter, and J. W. Thompson of the brick work. The building will cost about 676.000, and will be completed during tbe fall. It will be 004 feet In length, while In depth, to tbe extreme rear from the central tower, it will be 184 foet. Tbe main central building Itself will be 80 feet in depth by 08 feet In width. In externa) appearance, the architectural design Is to be after tbe Norman system. The Central tower, which la 18 feet wide, projects out tn front far enough to afford a fine carriage drive beneath It. Tbla ts supported In front by three heavy brick and stone pillars, and will be 84 feet In bight, each story being lighted by large double windows. Tbe main building aianda with the gable end to the street, and is 62 test In bight to the eaves. Running out on each side, east and west, are connecting buildings, 80x87 test In slae, to which wings are attached, 36 leet front, standing with the gable end to the street, and running back to a depth of 80 feet. In the oen er of each on* of the two extreme wings is a tower or set off, running to a hlgbtof fifi feet. The oonnectlng buildings are 44 feet high. In addition to the main entrance, there are four other entrances In front, one In each wing, near the main building. In the rear of tbe main building Is another one, 08 feet in width by 76 feet in depth, and of the name bight aa the main one. Entering the building through the oenlral tower, a hall ten feet wide runs back forty-five feet, where it la crossed by another hall of the same width. At this point the main hall is widened to sixteen feet In order to accommodate the main

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Mr. Dily7 1

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violent, and qbaln some of

Bat

h :bssF hove been greatly them, 4*01^"

neoeaaary ssircT

waa

eight even

menced,

behalf

were

luvat up wv wwvvr.vurwp

room. Several others seem to be not only

ber4ft oi reason* but 1 to -have no .minds _ _

tlonleaafor

gift of speech. Sometime*,^^oweve* they can be aroused. OoA*« them, who baas head of toast Maanlsrshspa, and

repulalva, out ant

man woraaq, waa i yard, on# day laat

foatuna strangely repulsive, out snother low life the date on which the Injuries woman’# throat, s*. weJarm, foiMer.tm yfokre aald to have been sustained; found •Wo since. Another, en old, grsv needed severe bruises on the left side about tbe German woman, waa laUndlna in the hip, bteaet and shoulder; tbe Injuries bad

the appearance of having been made throe tr four days previous t can not aay profeealon.lly If they were made by kicks or with a weapon, ar lbat they wan aauaed by a severe fall; the Injuries resulted in eateore inflabtaiatlon and final death; believe tbat death ensued from tbe injuries

old, gra'

standing in the

—y laat summer, in company

with a mother and child, andwhen the mother tamed her back for a moment, defti Oftn be done to HllevUte Ibelr oondttlon, and that Mr. Daly »eem. »obedHng,The rooms are furnished wltb iron bedsteads, and In aoma. there foe chair;, the whole building la kept scrupulously tsasssKs* good an advantage. Ysaterday being to some extent a gala day, <b* iaatltatlon and the Inmates were probably looking their best, but It. wee evident at •a.gtaaea that afialrs must ba managed wall all the salitled to considerable crtdlt .a*—J who understandable boalneae and does It wall. Tba preaant condition of tbe buildInge and Mrm.gpnli WEII tort Marion county, aad when tbe new building Is occupied the Poor Farm will-i« an Institution to wfaiohourpeople cab point with

satisfaction and pride.

stairway, and tbenoe runs back to the rear building. In tba main building there are four large rooms, designed for

g room, dining room and jond tbe cross-hall are tbe

kltohen and a store room, in the rear oi tha latter being tbe Superintendent’s bath room. In the eontheast order of the kltohen is tbe elevator, running from the baeement to the top of tbe building. Following the eroae-hall to tbe left, the west wing is to be occupied by tbe inaane, while tbe oonneottng building will be arranged for a day nursery, a night nuraerv for noys, another for gtrle. and a school room. In tbe laet wing will be the laundry, tbe dining room for women, and throe dormitories andn clothee room. In the oonneotlng building will be tbe general kltohen, store room and sewing room. Tbe rear building will contain room and dining room for men. In addition to the main stairway, five otbers, In different parts of tne building, will lead to the

■tory above.

In tbe eeoond story of tbe main building will be alx bed rooms for the Superintendent and family, south of the cross ball, the main hall running back from tha tower as In the story below. Back of the cross ball tba doctor’s office will be on the left, and tbe room on tbe right will answer for a spare bedroom or dormitory. Tbe west wing will be divided Into dormitories tor tbe Insane; while the oonneotlng building will be used as a hospital for men. Tbe east wing will be arranged in dormitories for women, and tbe oonneotlng building for a hospital for them. In tbe rear bolldlug will ba a work room, dormitories and storeroom. In tbe third story, tbe main building will ba occupied by a large chapel. This will be twenty tee* high, and eurround tng it will ba braak or double stories, arranged for dormltoriea. Every storv will be well supplied with bath rooms end weter oloeete. Tbe first story will be thirteen feet blgb, tbe eeoond twelve test, except tba hospitals, whloh will be fourteen foot, and tba third and fourth stories tan foet each. Tba basement will be eight foet high. In tbe west wing under tbe oonneotlng building will be rolls for tbe violent iDietM, that nnder tbe main building will ba arranged for storerooms, and tba east wing wUI be occupied for a bakery; milk room, and store rooms.

the omcBBs.

Tbe following to a Hat of tba present officers of tbe institution: . J. L. Ftober, Bnperintendent; Dr. William *Wanda, Physician; Mrs. J. L. Ftober, Matron: Mtea Jennie CMtdrr*, Assistant Matron; N. Daley, Supervisor of tbe Ineene; Mrs. Levine Durham, Children’s Governess, and James Tobin, Teacher of School. Visiting Commute# .Colonel W. M. French, James M. Ray, Dr. J. M. Gaston, 8. A. Fletcher, Jr.

TxanteAva.

Tbe newer and larger building, three stories in bight, to devoted to the incurably insane who are sent from tbe asylum attar having been under treatment there

■nnnflato wring and Trade Articles.

NUMBER TWENTY-SIX.

THS TRUSS HASUFACTOB1XS or INDIANA-

POLIS.

The manufooturing of tranks, vs 11mm, end traveling bag*, tn this city, while still a comparatively small Interest, to much more SEtenaive than most people have any idea pf, and if It continues' to grow as rapidly M heretofore It will in’time assume large proportions. Tbero are aim firms engaged in tha bnalaeaa, all eetlteg at wholesale end retail, and manuteoturtng all grades ot trunks and vallaea, which generally fitaff x'VhfBst In this State. The material Used, with the exception of tbe lumtxr la procured In the E <et, and therefor* «ur dealers find H difficult to compete jvfth Eastern manufacturer* in the cheeper line of good*. For a better clam of work, howevar, a ready **!• ia found, and the business of each bouse to Increasing in a very rapid and satisfactory manner, notwithstand mg tbe dulnero of (he present eeaaon. Sol* leather trunks, nnlees specially ordered, are procured from tba East, it being impossible to make them as cheaply hero. Tha work torned out to first elarn, sod non* of our citlsene need send away for truaka, aa long as ouroeanufoetorim

maintain tbeir reputation.

Tbe business of making tranks was commenced and carried on bero in a small way for several years by Jacob Becker, who bad a shop In ibe roller of Tempera no* Hhll. Be employed no bands and did bnt a limited business; tn 1863 he sold out to Bartoa4tShllUng, who carried on the business 4a South Illinoia street for several years, when dissolving, Mr. Burton retained the old stand, but soon after sold It to Binektoy A Co. A few month* ago k» purchased the establishment, and removed it to No. tt South Illinois street, where(herhops and wareroom are now located. Mr. Burton employs about twelve bands, although the number vartos according to the season of tbs year and tbe ittteofthe market, and hia Bales during the year will aanount to about twenty thousand dollars. Ills busines la mostly wholesale, and he is tbe only dealer who manufaclnres traveling bags to any extenl, tbe others find Ing It more profitable to buy them In (he

East.

R. L. SHILLING. When the firm of Burton A Shilling dissolved, the latter moved to bis present quarters, No. 65 West Washington street. His finishing shop* are In the second aud third stories, but the “box shop,’’ where the frames are made, la on Tennessee street. Mr. Shilling has seven hands now at work, and his sales during the present year will approximate sixteen thousand dollars. His business Is mostly In the retail line, although ba sells at wholesale. Hie assortment ot tranks and traveling bags to quite Urge. O. H. VORBY. This gentleman opened his establishment at No. 100 South Illinois street about fifteen month* ago, and has been ■uooeesfal In building up a good business, which to constantly increasing. In his shops two workmen are employed, and his ealM amount to about four thousand dollars a year. He designs enlarging hU manufactory aa soon as circumstances will admit. r. l. smith a co., Are located at No. 1014 South Meridian street, up stairs, and have been In the buslnem for two or three years. They empioy three workman, and their trade, which Is rlmr-st entirely wholesale, will amount tbla jear to four or flvethousand dollars. Tamxn Bogart's Establishment to at No. 0 North Meridian strMt, and baa been lu operation two years. Mr. Bogart employe three hands, and to now making about four thousand dollars worth of work each year. His trade is retail, and he pays particular attention to making sample aad other trunks, Intended to be subjected to hard

usage.

robinsoe BRO'a.

Tbla to the youngest aetaBHphment In the city, having been oommeaoad qnly laet January. It to located at 10% 00 Virginia avenue. Two workasen are employed, and the salM this year at the present rate, will be over four thousand dollars. The firm intend increasing their busluess in the fall and will either en.large their present rooms nr procure

larger.

that death ensued from tbe injuries

desonbed.

Charles McDanletsy-aoU of defondant— 1 waa ten t years niff fin fba 6th of last April; my ateler’s name was Nellie Francis McDaniels; she went to dig flabing worms with me, but the mosquitoes were to bad that she went to tbe house to get sonte fire; tether met her and kicked her in the side and bieaat and knocked her down; be waa bare-footedt this Eas on Sunday, and Dr. Lofton came to year I was born; have not been to school much; sister end I were digging worms; w. father sent us for them; she started to ia aha house fbr fire to build a smoke to drive away tba mosquitoes; aha saw father coming aud came back to where I was; father saw aad struck her en tbe left side of tbe head; she fell over but did not cry; he then kicked her: ahe waa lying on bef right aide; be bad been drinking some, hat ws# not very drank; she erieu some after he kicked her; we afterwards dug worms ebookbalf an hour, and then went totheboune; this was on Sunday in the afternoon; when she got in the house she eat her supper and went to bed; she slept with me; did not hear her complain any daring the nlgbt; never knew of her telling offs stump; beard bar say ahe foil off# stump ana hurt her shoulder ; tbto waa after rather kicked her; she

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m: . *1 arged, under tba

oaolt and bat McDaniels, sllsoe at a

.. » sndsprelimi- J of bte esse waa

•ere no witnesses oa

bnt quite a number on the part of tba

Leathers, E*q., appealed

defendant, and John S. Duncan, ro <s Mil eg Attorney, for the mats. We Iv* a brief summary of the testimony, os

follows:

Dr. Lnfton — A1 tended the child tbrouRbout-lts illness; tbe child’s mother brought her to me on tbe Thursday fnl-

lowtSr the 0*te

oomtnfciiced complaining tbe third day latber kicked her; on Wednesday she had no use of her arm, and heard her

tell ma that day that she bud fell off s sycamore stump; do not know where the S'nuqrie; It wae about two o’clock Wednesday after noon when I beard her tall ma about falllngoff tbestume; ms *' ----- " *- I went

called me to bear her tell about It; away to help father saw wood tbat afternoon; went about two o'clock; waa with stater all the morning up to that time aud did not sea her fall; I may have went with father that morning to belt the trotlips, and abe may have fell off the stump while we wer« gone; never beard her run in tbe house crying because she fell off a

stump.

Holoino* Harases Have known Nellie

McUanlels for the four years prior to her

death, aud always considered bar a truthful child; waa very bright, and

considering her chances, waa unusually smart; abe was above tbe average of children of her age in common sense Intelllgeaoe; never beard of her having any schooling, or of her attending Hunday Mhbol or oburch; she broke my knife, some three month* ago, and after having at first denied It, came to me In lean than an hour after and acknowledged It; I know nothing about her moral ednet-

tlon, bat believe abe was tangbt to aprok

ths truth for fear of a basting If ahe told a lie and was found out. What ahe told me I believe to be tbe truth, and would

accept her dying words aa truth. A qua*'Ion aa' to what was told the

witness by tbe child during her last IIInegg, in relation to the oaoae nf her Injuries, waa objected to by tbe defense, on tbe ground that tbe child, if living, would not, on account of her age, have been a competent witness, and therefore her dying declarations ware not admlasable as testimony; tbe Btate bad not proved that tbe child, when alive, In any way comprehended the obligation* of an oath. The State offered, and tied to prove Dy competent wUnrases, that tbe child waa capable of dlatlngniablng between right

and wrong.

The Court considered the question knotty one, and one that was without precedent In tbe knowledge of the Court. Aa a greater latitude waa permitted in preliminary IpveatlgatlonM than when under the Jurisdiction of the higher court*, he would admit the teatlineny. Dr. Lnfton—Ureal led: The fir>t time I saw the child 1 asked regarding the cause ol her Injuries, but apuld get no direct information; the iikiiImt said something shout its having been probtble tbat they were caused by a fall from a Slump. On a later occasion Ibe child oereiated that aba was going to die; I thought so myself, but tried to drive such Ideas from her mind ; aa i was leaving tbe bouse abe called me back, aud aald to me sbe would would tell me all about how ahe got hurt; ahe aald tbat “R^ed,” meaning berfalber, •sent Charlie and me to dig fishing

worms; wn-went down and could not find any, and then Reed beat and kicked me;'' on my next visit I told her abe was going to die. and tbat ah# imiat no tell mas story; that it waa a fearful thing, and God would punish her for it; tbat people were talking about wbat abe said about her fatber, aad tfiat If It waa a story abe waa doing him a great injury; sbe replied that sbe bed told tbe trutb in saying that her fatber did kick and beat her; she then wanted to know what would be done with her latber if she should die, and wbeu I told her tbat if tbeoauaeof her death could be piorofi on him he would probably be sent to ths psnitsnttory, sb* said If that waa so ahe would not tell any more

ween aiier ai.e wan nun, sou asm i Nellie you must have got an awfu ahe replied, “yes, I did;’’ shortly wards she looked around the root

City Court —Alice Nutt, John Slmoox and Frank El wood, up on chargee of drank and diaoiderly, being unable to pay fines and costs amounting to 09 70 each, were committed to jail. El wood received an additional penalty of fll 70, which be will board out, for associating wltb prostitutes. Joseph Spencer and Joseph Nathan,two mokes, were captured at the Rink Tuesday nlgbt in company with Mollie Wilson and Jennie Lee, two white girls, and were fined and coated 011 70 each, and sentenced to term# of twaaty days tn the county jail for associating with prostitntea. A like penalty was inflicted on their frail partners, on chargee of lewdness. - Isaac Lyons, convicted of keepings nuisance about bis premises, was mulcted

of 06.

Ben. Wileoa, on charge of riot, eUyed fine and crota amounting to 016 00. Jasper War man, for driving on sidewalk, paid a penalty of 0616. John McCloud, colored, was found gullty of a provoke, and aroeroed 04 9L Not kavlng tha funds he was sent to JaU. ,

people about It; sbe afterwards aald: “I don't like to say anything about It, bu Reed waa drunk when be hurt me;’’ 1 talked with her a good deal abou . Heay en, and she seemeo to understand me; she would talk about God and sing by inns; for tbe three or four days previous to her death she was out of her mind

s portion of the time.

John Mikel—I went to see tbe child a week after sl.e was hurt, and said to her,

awful fall;

after-

room and

not serlng her fatber or mother, ahe called me to her, and putting her arm about my neck she drew my head down and whispered, saying that her and her brother Charlie were out digging fishing worms; that ahe started to the house to get aome fire, but on meeting iier father, went back; ber father then came up and knocked ber down and kicked her; abe -told me ber father told her not to tell any . one bow it happened, but she knew abe waa going to die and Intended to tell every one who came in; I believe ahe was

,Qf sound mind at Ibe time.

'Solomon Harness was then recalled, and leallfied that tbe child had related to blm. In substance, tbe same aa abe bad told tbe other wltnfoaes aa testified by them. On theoonclualonof blateaiimony, It being too late to bear tbe arguments in tbe case, tbe Court waa adjourned and the defendant remanded bn ok to JaU Sewerage.—Tbe R*y street sewer was condemned by tbe visiting engineer* who inspected it during their recent visit. They gave as tbeir opinion that the aewer might answer the pu rpose for which it is being constructed, providing a sufficient number of men were employed to bail tbe water into It. The aewer to only four feet under ground at tbe eaeteru termination, and thirteen at its western, where It empties into Pogues run, thus rendering it perfectly useless for lateral drains, or fdi the drainage of any large Milan tbat may be ballt for manufacturing purposes. The engineers agreed that the mein aewera of the dry should be on the Washington street line, from Washington street to tbe river, and from the high point on Indiana avenue to Fall

creek. ''

-The mail train

to* tbe Made,

New York, whero ha secured a . - g»l*xy of staxs for the coming saa*oo. In opera he has engaged Pare pa Rqaa, and tha Richlnga and Holman troupes. The dramatic stare era Edwin Forrest, Joseph Jefferson, John E. Owens, ~ ‘ n Collins, Daniel Emmett, Miss Mart, Mr*. Bowen, Lucille Western, LotIgwell, Lydia Thompson, Chapman sister*, the Oates and Morlaccbt troupes, Humpty Dumpty troops. In addition to the above array of talent, Mr. C. D. Haas, of Chicago; Barney Macau ley, of Cincinnati, and Ben De Barr, of St. Louis, will

run abort dramatic seasons.

We congratulate Mr. Leake on the excellent selections he has made, and bop* our citlasns will sppredat* hto efforts. Mr. Leake opens tbe Metropolitan on tbe flint of September, with Kate Raymond and tha Menken mara, Black Bess, In

Maseppa.

Tba coming aeaaon will undoubtedly be tha brightest aver witnessed in this ptaoe, softer as tbe legitimate drama to oonoerned. It will be observed that the stars above enumerated stand at tha vary head of their profession, and have only been secured at a heavy outlay. Wa teal confident, however, that Mr. Lesha’s enterprise will be tally appreciated and amply repaid. The New Fractional Cuexbncy.—The printing division of the Treasury Department has commenced the Issue of the new fractional currency, and some specimens have already reached tbto section. Tbe printing to done In New York—the face by the American Bank Note Company, on the earn* paper used for printing the United States aud national bank notes. Thia paper, the mode of manufooturing which has already been described, ia superior In quality to that need for the currency now In uae. Instead of tbe flash) brouging heretofore need on the faro of tbe fractional currency, which was easily counterfeited, an engraved seal, printed in red, has been tulstltnKd. This lathe finishing toneb to tbe notes, end to done at tbe printing division of tha Treasury Depart ment onder tbe management oi its efficient chief; George B. McCartee The ten cent note, instead of being ornamented on tbe fees, aa now, by tha bead of Waahingtofi, has tba bust of a woman, supposed to ba tba Goddess of Liberty. The fliteen cent notea will have on tbeir faro tba figure ontbedomeot tbe Capitol Fessenden's bead will ba taken off tbe twenty-five cent notes and tbat of Wash Ington feubetituted. General Spinner's handsome bust will be taken off the fifty cent notes and be replaced by that of tbe late President Lincoln. All tba will ba oat end ready for Mrcnlatlon about tbe first of Augunt.

Bottor are throe i

brill!

covered by ' We call•*w4cfal*86«Mli«a *• 4te4 advertisement in another column of SPEER’S PORT GRAPE WINE, a pure and unadulterated Grape Wine, Invaluable in sickness. S7-Tu, Th,ASetlm. Natritiaaa, Healthy- the ffient.— DOOLEY'S BAKING POWDER, to tba moat economical and convenient Baking Powder -now In use. It save* milk and egga, prevents ths possibility of poor rotla, biscuits or cakes, sad thna duces happiness In both kltohen household. It to put op in tin cane, and to impervious to the action of the weather. One trial will convince the most skeptical of it* superior qualities. * For sale by grorora. v 00-d Tb.Sat ATu Indianapolis nnd Vincennes ttellIndianapolib, Jane 1, 1860. From tbto date, and ontil further m tiro, tbe trains of tbto road will be ran regularly between Indianapolis and Martinsville, Gosport, Spencer and Freedom, via Fsirland. Train will leave Indianapolis ten minutes before two r. u. J. F. Richardson, Jnel-tf Superintendent. Speer'N Wine. — B peer’s Per* Grape Win* to the only wine calculated to do good In diseases of the stomach, bowels, liven, and kidneys, such aa acidity, dysentery, diarrhoea, incontinence of nrine, and general debility. On* bottle to sufficient to convince the moat sceptieM of the great curative power contained in this win*. Sold by droggteta. 28-dAwlw

Railroad Collision.

on tbe Bellefontaine road, coming to this city on Tuesday night, ran into a freight train at Muncie, but do aarious injury resulted. Tbe engineer, seeing the danger, reversed hia angina and lumped from it, Injuring himself eeverely about the bead

and body bv t0c fall,

Justices’ Court*.—James Johnson, Jr. was brought before Esq. Curtis on two chargee for profanity and ooa for provoke, and flnea and costa amounting to |I9 80 were Inflicted. In Eaq. Wallace’s Court Wm. J. John son, colored, plead guilty to a charge for assault and battery, and waa rontenoed to pay a penalty of 09 80. Tbe caae of Willie Harbin aud Eddie Hug vs. Charles Deever, waa postponed for trial to-day. At a late hour In the afternoon Resnl McDaniels, charged with assault and battery with Intent to kill Nelli* McDaniels, was brought up oa a preliminary ex amtnailon, an account of which wsgive elsewhere.

pff'The alarm of lira at about half-past one o’clock tbto morning was ocoaaloned by tbe burning of Coffin's smoke house, adjoining bis pork bouse, on Blakestreet Just north ot tbe National Road. The b-inae was full of moat, being smoked, and It to supposed tbe fire originated from tbe sparks of the fire for smoking. It waa full ten minutes alter tbe flames burst from tbe building before tbe alarm was given. Tbe loss will probably reach two or three thousand dollars. Including damage to tbe building and destruction of tbe meat. Tbe engines were promptly on the ground, and prevented tbe spread of tbe conflagration. A private exhibition of the fire ex tingulaber was given in tbe rearoftbe state House, yesterday. The extraordinary laclliliea of tbto Invention were very plainly demonstrated. It will subdue a good slsed conflagration, in a very few seconds. All meicbanla, and busi neaa men generally, abould have one on tbeir premises. There la no danger of Are ever getting under headway if the extlnguisher is brought to bear upon it. Tbe trial yeeterday waa highly satiafac

tory.

NWAn old gentleman who resides few miles from the city, married a widow lady about one year ago, who had daughter aged seventeen yearn. The old gentleman had a daughter tha aame age These step-sisters were wooed and won by two atep-broihera, and yesterday tbe happy old gent led a pair of prospective son-in-lawa Into tbe office of the County Clerk to procure the neoeaaary papers for a double wedding at hia house. ^•"Numerous changes will be made in the letter boxes now attached to the city lamp poets, and a number of otbers will be put up early next week. Any sugges tiona from citlsens as to tbe loeetton of new boxes, or change* in those already up, wfil be thankfully reoeived by the Post Master or bis assistant. It gives us pleasure to notice tbat Mr. Holloway is doing all in bis power to accommodate tbe citlsens in postal conveniences. pB' Dr. Bacon, office Southwest corner Washington and Meridian streets, has oertaln and speedy cure for whooping cough. ’* ^^Interesting railroad matters will be found on the third page, under the railroad time table. Real Estatb TRANarana.—Tbe fol lowing real estate waa transferred yes-

terday:

Joha Stnmph toP. A. Dsits, lot 15 ia Noble's Valentina But-oh to Jamas Dlekeoa, lot 6 aad part* of lota 4 and A in Hntaeh k G>>*i>per’i subdlrts on ot l<>t 0 and part ot Iot5 •ffn. C'air dl-

iaion, in aaation 38. towntaia 16. for 8V.000

Valentina Umarb to Kr»d. lloepnar, half of’ota sod 8 in Bataeh k Uoepper'aanMiri inn. fir ft.

inmaaB. Elliott and wile to Oilb rt W Darin, 8) and 88 in Kliloti’a aobdiriiiort, for 1854 38. K. Ruckle to R. E Harrison, lot 78 is _• uji-i —ig| tor Msg,

to John Tranar, lot*

2*ndSin

lots I

N. R. Ruckle to it. a nan

Young's subdivis oa ot ont>ot 18l tor

Elijah s Alr-'t't sod wits to and 10 in'Alrord'i isbdWialo:

11 an'd 10 ln‘Alrord'( iabdivialon of ostlut tf. for

02,000.

Matrimonial—Marriage licenses were issued to the following parties yester-

day: *

Jos-ph Moon and Catbarina Ptam. H. W. Cbaa'aen and Amanda Bill. Patrick Daan and Liisl* Lviaao.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Tip Top.—ArtieSa«te Water, with Fruit Syrups, pure, cold and refreshing, at Hay A Co.’s Corner Drag Store. Call and try It. 24-*at.tu.Ath-3 No. S Offtl Fellows Hall will fee closed to-day on account of having a new floor laid In the store room. Open for business as usual to-morrow, the 80th. Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! — Ready made Linen, and all kinds of summer wear, or any ktafipf clothing ready mads or made to ontor, will ba sold for the next sixty days at less prices than ever before offered in this city, at J. A P. Gramllng’s, No. 86 East Washington street. All era Invited to call and examine oua extensive etoek. 04-0

aHv*. Yet that* ay* eoadition iaeneef tangaor i eeaelala of as tpseifle dlssassi they poaittva pain; bat tker have no raliab : thing which affords mental sr stasaon to thair mors *

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Itesalt ef Eshewstlea. Tba a a tarsi ra*altof axhaa'tlon of sUwngth by •xocativa Ubjr or oetioo. las faaliogof weakaom, dalleom, koaviatm, woariooM, langaor of body or mlad. ota. Panes* af waik ownatitaUob, or whom habits art sedsatarr. fr.qu.ntiy iplato of thb relaxed eoadVioa of the vital •a erg I os, aad w^a ponoosof a avrvoas tomporamanherotbas weakened sad debilitated, di.- • laevitably follow*, nalms it i* at oaeochecked aad ovoreoma. All who safer from tbe»e oaaava alike reqair. a remedy whloh will streogthos the system without • xeiting it, sod awaksa fsellag of Use ooioimcot to that IK* may ba- #•■**• .are. of pleeasre. MISHLBR’S HERB BI rTXR« has wou It* war late th* eoafldosos ol thouaaad* of tbla elaas of poraosa who warmly Uderm It as the best inrigoraliag agent and the jot potaat and gonial of all toaia* a d alter ativu for atroagthoniag aad rostoriag tb* phyaieal constitution. Prie* on* dollar par hottl*. jy29 dth.sat,tuAwlw Hwllwway’setmtamamtaatel nil-.—Wh.n a soro, or nloor or abeam, ba* beeom* ebroo ioally soatrd ia tb* log it is eonaldorud wry dilkoutt to eradicate. Hospital treatment nroly ar - osepUthraaaarolatbsoooaam: rat. there never wa* a ease diaohtrgud aa "iaearable” from a public iaaiitatloa. ekloh Hollo way's Ointmont might not bar* boated if appltet aeoordiagto tb* dlroetioa*. Aa chronic ulou-atiou imptios u taint ia tba Mood. It ma# be as wall to take a dam ef BeUewap'a Pitta saw aad then te parifr tbat fluid. Sold by all DruggLts.

jy» dAwlw

8ABSAPABILLIAN KES0LYENT. New Principle* wfCwaw Of all Wasting, Scrofulous, aad Brap’iv* DU oaam of U* Er**. N mo. Mouth. Threat, Bars, Head, LUMOS, Kiduar*. Bladder.

Ia aiae earns oat ef tea tbit state of Isssitade sad torporartem from s morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys tb* an orgy of both mlad. aad body. When tb* waste of aster* te aot (applied bp a da* sad regular aasimils Ion of Ibe feed, every organ is starved, every fuaetiea inter-

rupted.

Now. wbat dec* common mnm snggmt usder tfceso cireamotanee* efdopromionT Tb* system seeds rousing and strengthening; aot mvralff fbr aa hour or two, to sink afterward Wtoramor* pitiable eoadition than aver, (a* it assuredly would da K aa ordiaarr aleohofte admatont were i# sorted to.) bat rad leal ly and permanently. How la this deairsMe obfoot tn be seoompHtkod 1 The answer to this qamtion, founded on tb* nsvsrying oxporionra* ot a quarter of a eentary. Is easily given. Intern new vigor into tb# dlgroti v* organs by a soars* of HOSTBT TAB'S 8 f OHACH BITTERS. Do not waste time ia administering temporary rcm-Jies, but wsk* tb* system ap by roeuperstiag tb* toanUin bead of pbytteal strength and energy, th* groat orgaa apoa which all the otbar organs depend fbr tbeir nurtar* and

support.

By tb* tits* that adoaea dosmof tba grant v*g•tabla toaia aad inrigoraathav* been takas, tb* feeble frame of thedyapepdio will bogia L>fo#l its benign influence. Appetite will be created, aad with appetite tb* eapaaity to digest what it oravoa. Persevere an til ths ear* I* somplete until hosl btel blood, fltto be th* material of flvsh and muscle, bone aad aorvu. and Main, flows tbioueh tb* ebannals of elreulstioa. instead of th* watery pabulum with which they bars heretofore boos imperfectly nourished, Jy0B dth. sat, to Awl a The Tope Warms fa on* of tba moot cruel aad raleadom oaomim ot man. aad oeeasioaatho most diatrosafagsymptoms. A dull pais ia th* tor.bead, giddinom. Alternate pslonam aad flaakias of th* taoa. paloneas of tho kps. osaastattoB, alternate I*** and excess of appetite, staving* for partteniar article* of food, offaasiv* brostk. swoU ag of th* abdomen, depression of spirits aad norvoas irritability. are tb* loading symptoms. > ow why not, in view of tbla dangorons enemy. make am of a remedy whloh away roar* of •xpeiienb* baa prov-d tot* a safe aad oortaia remedyT B. A. F.haoatnek’s Vormltego, if osed a -cord ns to the direetiona sooompanyiag ouch bottle, will not foH te orsdieate tb* de-

stroyer.

Groat caution most b# used by ovary parsbsssr to be bia own judge in on* mnm, aad to examine every bottle he bay* of it Tb. simple same of Pahsuctocx ia not aulfleioni. Ho mast look closely and carefully to so* tbat tbs laituteal* B. A. Fasssstocx, aad b* aatiaflod with nothiag aiae. * ; yt* dth.ast.tuAwlm fT I* conceded that tbs groat ZUNGAKI BITI TERS ba* mastered more diseases, both scute and chronic, tbsn any bitter to ale in th* ksown world It has cured Cholera, th* worst forma of Fever*. Pneumonia, Liver sad Heart disease. Chronic Diarrheas. Dyspepsia. Rbaamstiam. Sisk Headache, and will cur* say disease arising from s disordered state of tb* blood. It is recommended bv Governors of States, Members ot Consrms, distinguished divines and physicians, and the proprietor can ih.w more sworn eertiflesie. of eons than say other Bitter, manufacturers in America. Bend for circularssnd road them. Sold by drngguU end dealers generally, f. RAHTKB k CO .sol* punsters. 6 North Front stroot. Philadelphia.

fltoaaaotbosurpssmd. snd jg sooomasomd*db> > fo* most omiaoat pkysUtaa*. Fbytistoas ia

t sadthephUtimaaitroMaai^BElti' rot* srotifr HBOBMAfftfo**Ahsow

bo particular to saselfy HXQ1 sMtiBUto**** < .< k ^ .v .j.

ivdauO ti-m Vttwrmrur '

•wDr. WhMumx’s^flguft Ysfutabto Bma*fe :if for Dyspepsia awdfltuk Hoadaeb* k thw oaW -* modloih*amt*tsdlid.fls smal v Wm qh'Mttajhwff 1 ..C Armstrong, whototato druggist*. BdCtevufaad. Ohio,sayowttf .m.oS..-v ssw-q.v anth mm: Flisssisad a* St earn Fhrn atom id DrspOPstaCut*. Ws alphtftaMi ffFdterugsrd to tb* m*»W Vymr ffspafe. As OAPftM fewdnosd Semak* tba flrst parch*— ths—ah *b* d

mttes.fonr mmwndlng j

'Dyspepsia aad Mob Usedsihi. a

«d toAsr tba’. la a#’ tssts'ass whom —• bstaM*' :* has ham tokm for those disease, bat* Itf lUd tiT ' - giro immediate rMlof.bafl phiMfod te i ssisaasat) n I ear*. Emm IS give* an Mm to* suriifssrt—' tee.

Ysgy im0i*BEB8# r Pim.-- r ii itis 'xUJ 8TB0NG A AJtxSTaONG. * H ■ ; ■ . . Wbolmal* Drwggistm^

■ ■^diggia*

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IbaBfolm Ha4a Par*, riwmr.l m—wtifmi.

<ta>. am#

Da. RADWAY’8 SAR8APABI1.LIAN HB 80 CVS NT osUblLhas a new priaetpl* of Caro ot •II Chroute diseases; sad proves to tb* medical world tbat Cossumptioa aad other ttorofuiour dLease* are curable. This test has bom demon strated in ovur

Whora oaa Lang la ovur seventy sums was d*stroyud snd dried np. sad ia svsr saw C— »r awaymsoff Camaampti—. DR. RADWAT.tbruspsarstiaoa, pubtishudto th* world bis sus'.y.U of tb* Blood ia tb* mvoraJ stag** of CONSUMPTION, showing ia ovary stag*, that whore taborelss besom* deposited in th* Laags sad other organs, a* ia Ik* KidBeys. Liver, Spleen, Bronchial Gleads. lata*tins*, esuMbhtag Consumption of those orgaa*. the BLOOD l* this, week, pal*, watery, aad is d* 8eirat of seek constituents as flbria Albamen. Pbo*ph-ru*, ana th* rich red coloring discs of tbe Blood Corpsoelo*. In th* shoos** of thorn e-n-idtuoute ia tb* Blood, the Blood isoxbau-Ud of strength sad noariskmoat. aad wherever there is Inflammation It deposits taborelss sad doeempositlon, it bus no* tb* power te hold is eolation its natural constituent*, sad th* Uto*rs, Soro*. Tumors, Csacors, sad Virulent Humors are formed, tb* prises** of which rsasos intern ma tion. gathering, asd eousequeat supnaration. This, reader. i« th* tru* cause of the form-tion of Tuborclm asd Oossamptioa. Dr. Kapv.v was tb* flrst (* advance this tSo- ry of th* esase

of Cwasamption

prepare tbs

ply th* Blood with snub eoastitamte it was do fleteat of. in the** eoadition* of system, asd to giv* <t th* aouriahmoat sad sttongik to bold Its natural eosstituBto la so'utioa. Dr. Rauw.v’s theory was publish*d ia Enslsad. Franc. Qvrn uay. snd Amsriea, aad was suteod apoa by th* sotentilo man of b th koaisphorm. From his text medics] books Have bom aiae* published by medical writers claiming to kav* discovered tb* cause of Consumption, bnt have Anted to pmdo< * (h* remedy to cur*. Dr. R>dwst was th* flrat to ad vane* this tb-ory, and tb* flrst and only discovvrsr of u modteta* that will ears. Ia RADWAY’8 SaRSAPAHIlLIAN RBSoLVENT the pablie bav* a remedial agent that will ear* Consumption snd all distsss* nf tb* LUNGS. BRONCHIAL. KIDNEYS BLADDER, WOMB. THROAT. GLANDS, AND URINARY ORGANS. In all Wasting Discharge*, suck as lavolsst.ry Lea- of Sperm, Rmissions, Weak-ess of tho Genital Glands, Leucborrk**, aad all Uterias dlfi eulties. Gravel, Lima Stone, Brick Dust, Uric Acid, and Calculous Concretions, thoSkRSAPAKILLIAN RESOLVENT is a positive euro. In Dropsy, Diabetes, uncured Voaoroai, Syphilis in its many forms, it oaroa when all othur modiciass

foil.

KWWXT l»AT

An tneruas* o’ flash, weight, aad strength ia *x-

itioa sa t Jts kindred dlssssss. sad KADWAY'8 RE-OLVENT to sup-

raiB IBV8 ■■■ ■ W WOT B Bbs ttau wYBWWslB stmospborio sir. it sspplits tb* Ufa priaetpl*. It iC’f^’^Tssc'iSsrtl&s

Soros, eto., imparting a

ulna* amti B—wUrwl Co—ploxtom Sw all. CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY. Tb* following tetter te from a highly gifted lady, well known ia th* “otreloa of oar Soot so-

citttjr : M

“Lay tlgrrs, Fobruary 08.1888.

ivtatssrs^&ck i'feas'Js; kind on aw parson. “SARAH H. TRIMDNT. Jorsay City roafetioa.” CHROSIC 80RB4. Is ea**u wbat* tksrs te Ckrouic, Berofulo— Skin diseases. Salt Rbeum, Aom, Bry si polos. Besoms. Ulo* s. Tumors, Fever Sorus-is foot, sll those terribl* dterssss that rod«o* th* patient aadoroolng constant waste—tho BA&8APARILIAN RESOLVENT requires more time to effeet a ear*, but in tb* worst of the** chronic disease* it te snrs to our*. Bomotlmos, if tb* bowels sr* constipated, aad th# food U act oonvor od late noarishing oonstiiusnto. and th* livsr te sluggish, th* oyot yullow. aad tb* skin discolored, then s few doses of Rad way’s Pills (coated), ia ooaaaotim with th* Bai*aparillan, will prov# a groat sssteteuco. TbouMnds of unfortunates bars bson raster ad to vigorous health who had bom rodueodiomor* skeletons throsgfa th* roeuporativ* powers of this modiein*. Price 86 per half doson botttes, or 81 psr.botti*. by all druggists, aad at Dr. Radway’g OflU*. No. 87 M tIDBN LANE. New York. Torsal* ia Philadelphia by JOHNSTON, HOLLA WAY ACOWDBN. No. <00 ARCH stroot. joll-dtu.tb.sat Awtf aS^bJUbdC IW GHIeUffkXJ. Huart’s sas* for yoaagatm who bav* th* laws of Ufo. and dasire te be batter MANHOOD. Bssays by si elaas. sent ia seated totter s Sbarg* Addius* HOWARD Bax P. Pbiladalpkia. Poanwl mytfldAwtm

'IX) REMOVE MOTH PATCHES^FRECKUS Pr*ckl* Lot on. Sold by ail druggtets. Pro-

pared only by Dr. b. C. Pe

rX>R BLACK WORMS, ukuob ami* nmr pie* on tbe face, use Perry’s Comodoao and

Pimple Rei

^ 801

Druggists.

srry

BLACK WORMS. GRUBS AND PIM >n the face, use Perry’s Comadmi

VwVru ihfluod dAwflsnus.

Bachelor's Hair Dy*.

tb* only tru* and perfect Dye; harmless, roUsblo, instantaneons: no disappointsiost; no ridiculon* tints: remedies th* ill offsets of bad dy—l invigorates ana Icstcs the Hair soft aad baa fol black or brown. Sold by all Druggists Perfumer*, and properly applied at Satchel Wig Factory. lt> Bond at.. Sow York. pnohV’dAwly

FbffrotoLraU 1

Hliwfa fwipagfttl m»ii8 Those Bitters hr* strongly sahissm—itsif Vy few 2 moot eminent physicians Iter Ibolr oioffM—H nmmlj for l>y«pwp«la. all fkm lapMrtftffiS hI blood, —d as tho best vp-lfet. Sltbsygk m“.“sBSS: V,*'** . r?"."”—- viotok ■ ioldSm LoniswiUb-RmtasaPv »h.C. »»■■■*. n-l.VlIM ■>

Magip

Dyt. bffilr to bo wot ita tho Dyo Mpon thtt

•tSSRS'

AGENTS.

y. a. M'asorv. s. «. b#mb#, M’CARTY A BRIGHT, Beal Estate Agent$r> ■ -t . it: ;■ «i

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CLEARANCE SALE.

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CARPETS. WALL PAPERS AIV0 CllTADi 606BS!

•nt-A-lDE T* A. X- -A. O E, 26 and &8 West Washington To CwflBttme nnlll Awg^ttst 1, lOOO.

Sedwllott, Velvet, Moqnctm. Body mm S-Flyo, Imported amd Iw|nrattto

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CURTAIN GOODS, 5,000 PAIR OF WINDOW SHADES, 3D,000 pieces Isportei ab4 OiiuieiUl Wall Papers, orrremA Eogllate wwd AxftMfiattw ^ ITSTTEEIOIT OW EVEILY OESO to I»TION. i

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Closing Out at a Great Sacrifice in Prices.

Wa offer awr pr

it Iwria wH well ottl—8a4 Htwak t ,

IIWOIOB PRIOES!

Umtil Uae la# Dmjr mi Awffttad, IMS.

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MUSIC STORE.

The Indiana Music Store,

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ESTABLISHED, 18041, E ! - find & Sates ELoHwe Slook*

STBINWAT & SONS TRIUMPHANT

AT THB

UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, PARIS, 1861

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