Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1869 — Page 1
lOftt <wir»i oloMd Jtt Vrw fork. yo#tord«y, at —A KnoxrlUt dltpftUh to tboITtw fork Timor rart don tor to (looted Ourornor of TonnoMoo by 10,000 anJoHty. -Eoclo. oolorod, war oloolod to tko North Carolina Legislature irom Wilmington, on Ihartdar, by foar hundred majority. —The ttport forwerded yootorday, in referenoo to Jay Cooke A Co. baring adranoed mono on wkioky dootroyod by ftr*, ii pooitiroly denied by that Arm. —frerldont Grant, Secretary of Stato Hamilton fleh. and Oeneral p ertar, eieit West Point tale morning; and the President frill rieit Hewbarg, where be is to here a formal reception. —The game of bam ball on the Union gronadr, at Cinoinneti. yesterday, reenttod ia the rietory of the Red Stockings over the Forest City, of CloTtiaad, by a score of forty-three to twonty-
terea.
—The etore of Samnel C. Anderson, at Reed'e Ferry, Rew Hampshire, war entered, tart night, the rafe mored thirty feet, thrown into a cellar, blown open and robbed of *1,300; *3,500 in Ooyernment bond* wore left. —Hiohard Browne and R Backer*, two eeamen on the itesmihip City of Limerick, at NewTerk, had a tern Me fight on that vessel, Tharsdey evening, ending by Backert throwing Brown# overboard. He wae drowned, Baekerr hac been arretted . —John II. Pratt, the ring leader of the Jefferson, Teaes, riots, wag arrested'ia Hew fork yetterdey by a detective from the headgnarters of General Reynold*, who ha* been on bie track ainee April last. Be war committed to the Ludlow atreet jail. —The Hew ark, New Jersey, Courier saye. Mote* Maybaum, a Jewish dry roods dealer, hae absconded leaving liabilities to the amount of 140,000, It ii reported he hae gone to Chicago. Hit store wat salted by the sheriff, hut tome of hie creditor* had previously taken the larger portion of hie etoek. —Tb# professors of Hanover College, at Madison, in connection with Oliver Malney, an amateur astronomer of that city, have mad* extensive arrangementi for a ecienttflc view Of the eclipse to-day. A large teleseope has beea placed on one of the high hlnffs, near the rollege building, from which a fin* view een be bed. —George B. and Jam** Addleoa surrendered themselves to tb* authorities, yesterday, for the shooting of Charles and J. D. Creswsll, la Sdrefield, South Carolina, Thursday. Chart** Creewell i* dead, and J D. Creawell who is charged with having criminal intercourse with Addison’s with, ia dangerously hut not fatally woandod. —Return* are Hill meagre from Alabama, but enough i* known to render it certain that Backley and Hays, Republican*, are elected in the Second and Fourth Dl»trlot«, and Dox and Sherman, Democrat*, in the Fifth and Sixth Diefrlcte. Return* from the Pint District ere too indefinite to prononnc* certainly a* to the result, but the impreeetoa If that Buckley Is elected. The Third District it very dote, and 100 vote* will probably deride the contest. —The anti-eoel monopoly organitation-of Buffalo, New York held aaother meeting yeetordey, and a committee wee appointed to arrange for an immediate supply of coat, and to procure a charter for the Citieen*’ Coal Organisation. Re*, olutiont were passed recommendiag the abolition of the tax on coal, and instructing their Representative in Cougrete to ue* hi* utmost endeavors to procure tueh abolishment, and denouncing the coal moroply. —William K Lamphear, stencil cotter, residing at No. 84 Seneca street, Cleveland, > us pectin* undue intimacy between one of his employes, named George 8 taniey, and big wife who boardad at tb* earn* boa**, went to work early yesterday morning, ead, on seturaing home, found Stanley In bed with hi* wife. He attacked both with a knife t infli Hag a severe wouad in his wife’s abdomen, Which will probably prove fatal, and severely wounding Stanley in the sbouller. Lamphear was arrested.
ing^pretriaims reported ggj'ollowa:^ oottona, beat bale, Falaa£l Manufacturing Company, Pulaaki, Oilea county, Tennea* Seven-eighths Inch brown cotton, beet bale, *60, Pulaakl Manuiaoifiriag Cotn- ^ Thirty-six inch medium ditto Thrown cottons, Macon MaaufaciurinwOotnpany,
Macon, Qeori ' ^
'She Kvltpoe. Whoever may be, wbetber from choice or necessity, within the line of the central eclipse of the euu next datardav afternoon, Will witneoa u phenomenon not to be seen again during the current century, The sciipse comes on in Siberia, moving northeasterly till it crosses a little to tde south of ifc-brlng's Straights, and turning southeasterly, afier traversing with itu black shadow the continent of North America, Is dissipated in the Atlantic Ocean beyond the North Carolina coast. It ht the spinning of tbe moon in her appointed orbit from east to west, at the rate of forty miles a minuie, that occasions the necessity for the following of this particular track across the the continent; while It is the time consumed by her in traveling that abort segment of her course, which limits the career of the eclipse to a length of a little more than sixiy-aix hundred miiee, The width of the track thus traversed will be ooe hundred and forty miles, and the phenomenon ia to be witnessed In its perfection only in the line of total phaae. On the notbern side of that track will be seen but n partial eclipse of the sun’s southern limb, while on the sonthern side will be seen a similar obscuration of ite northern limb. It la no jaat, therefore, to speak of "going to the eclipse," for our astronomers are now accustomed to take their instruments to some desirable point of observation along the coarse of Us coming, and there note every detail of the phenomenon With soientiflo accuracy and minntoneee. Within seventy miles of the center of the eclipse’s track, the solar dlse Will, for a single instant, be totally obscured, hat directly in the middle of Its path the duration of the eclipse will vary from two minute# nod twenty-three seconds to three minutes end iorty-seven seconds. Scientific men, who are not astronomers profesaionally, are latterly in the habit of ttadylng, with close atten-
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL.
VOLUME XVII.
INDIANAPOLIS. SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 7. 1869.
NUMBER 6.160
TELEHAPlIf UNITS
. CINCINNATI. * •
T-stile Maettthtatarfg Kxpwsltloa —
Pretnlaiw* AwaMeu—Kte. — Oineliteati, August A,
At the Textile Fabrlo Exposition there have been one hundred and slxty-flve exhibitors personally present, distributed Mfotlownf. j. - — <i,. J. Ohio, M; Illinois, 16; Sooth Caroline, 3; Alabama, 4; Georgia, 14; Venn
7: Indiana, 17; Kentncky, 16
■—, ,, .-slows, 13; Mississippi, 3; Michigan, j; Wisconsin, 3; New Jersey, lj Rhode Island, 1, Mas-
sachusetts,
York, 6.
The awards (his morning.
Mi
©JT’i ly Awaawaxx A.oaseuva f a y A**sao2; Pennsylvania, 11; Near
of premia ms took niece The Committee on svard-
NEW YORK PvaaMeattal Warty ansa ft Mlaiiater awd Sywaiah 6 an Swats. Nbw York, August 6. The President and family left on the Mary PoweM, Tuesday, for Garrison’s, where they are the guests of Secretary Fish. The Spanish MlnlSteris in this city, bat the objector his visit has no direct connection With the seizure of the Spanish gunboats, m is waiting instructions from Madrid. The boats still remain under indictment. Mora explicit iastruc- \ ns to what Is to be done with thei
WASHINGTON. ASSIGNMENT. WAsnraaroir, August 6. Under the present arrangements of transferring Supervisors of Internal isvenne front one district to another, the Commissioner has decided to assign Supervisor Ira Iff. Harrison, of Hew Jersey, :o temporary duties In West Virginia, tor the purpose of making a thorough investigation into the internal revenue aflUirs of that State.
SV LOUIS.
CUBAJt „ Information baa baao received I
Mr. Dslmneter, the contractor for build- ~ ^ ^ . . . .... _ the gnoboaU, is anxious about the vee- In Cuba. It M mahad -Xy aet sels, as they will coat him *650,000 in gold. ! flr wb . 0 . **• «pw«lsm
Marshal Barlow says the boats will not
aeon, Georgia, *50. .
Bent bale of Osnaburg, Prattevllle Mill**
rattsville, Alabama, *35.
Beat display of Fancy Osnabnrift, Sylvan Mills, Hbelbyville, Bradford oounty, Cotton yarns, Frankfort Gotten Mills,
Frankfort, Kentncky. *33.
Cotton warp, Gonlo, Pearce A Co., Cin-
cinnati, *25.
Cotton wadding, bent bale, Stearns A
Foster, Cincinnati, *25.
Two-bushel grain huge. B«pn Mills,
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, *25.
The report of the committee or shawls, blankets, woolen yarns,.machine stockings, worsted braid, carpets and balmo-
te Is ia as follows!
Shawke—Prairie State Shawl Company,
Lacon, Illinois, best display off leer
grades nil wool long shawls, *35. Badger StateJBIake A Co., Kadne, Wis-
consin, best display of line wool long
shiiwls f50.
Blankets — London. Woolen Factory, London, Ohio, best pair bed blankms, 925. T. K. Nichols A Son, Acton, Madison county, Illinois, best pair cotton warp
bed blankets, *25.
Pern Woolen Mills, H. E. A C. F, Stearns A Co., Pern, Indiana, beet pair colored all wool bed biaokets, *35. Eagle and Phoenix Manufacturing Company, Cola ra bus. Georgia, beat pair of
'’niton blankets, *25. , i.
F. K. Nichols A Go., Alton, Illinois,
best pair low grade, *25.
Western Yarns—Richmond woolen mills, Richmond, Indiana, best sample of
stocking yarn, *36.
Lick land woolen mills, Locklnnd, Hamilton county, Ohio, best sample of fancy
high colored stocking yarn, #26. Wonted Braid—Cincinnati Worsted
Company, beet specimen of worsted
Carpets—J. A H. Gian gene, Hew Richmond, Indiana, best wool earpet, *35. Hazleburg A Moran, Cincinnati;' b«a«
Company,
list or rag carpet, *35.
' Worsted
Cotton and
hart, New Albany
lers, *26.
Hosiery and onderware
Goods—J. P. Gepbest sample of oover-
^MerpH
good—Western Knitting Mills
tbe light Heelf. A variety of instrnments are now employed for the pnrpoee of making observations, ard tbe record is one of anlversai interest when presented. There haye likewise been noted certain rather remarkable phaees of tbe moon as her form panned across tbe face of the sun, which men of science are eager to verify and explain. In wltneaaing modern eclipses, and this one in partionUr, tbe barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer will be need, to ascertain the atmospheric effects of the phenomenon. Tbe Pierce party, which baa gone to the Northwest to note tbe characteristics of the event, are to bring back with them soeb photographs of the scene as its brief duration will enable Mr, Blank to take with hie instruments. Stray planets are also to be looked up daring tbe san's convenient obscuration, in particular that or those within the orbit of Mercury. On the whole, an amazingly email pinch ot time is given by tbe busy heavenly bodies for tbe most dexterous astronomers to harry mp their observations, and even for that they are all sincerely grateful, as tbe world should be to thsm in tarn.—ifogfoa Poat. m i m — ftt Mr J. J. Nosh, a prominent Tennessee man now in Washington, says that Sen tor’s majority in tbe forlhooming Gubernatorial contest will probably reach 40,000 being in excess of that of Grant and Colfax at tbe last election, fie says that the oonrse of Secretary Boutwell and tne Postmaster General in indorsing Stokes to tbe detriment of party interest is nuiversally denounced by majority of tbe Hadioal element ot the State, who consider that Stokes should have been advised to withdraw In tbe early part of ibecamfMign and abeept the United States Senstorstolp, which had been tendered to him at the time the nominating convention assembled. Ue represents Stokes as privately condnotlng his canvass In a manner peculiarly offensive to all Northern men, Whom be denounces aa carpet-baggers, and threatens to drlv* out of the State. These men comprise tbe ruling element of the liberal Hadioal wing, and are nearly all exFederal soldiers, if r. Noah explains tbe position of Senator Brownlow on the franchise qnestlon aa being one of no recent date, and one which is in perfect accord with the various enactments ul Congress. Stokes having always pitted himself nnsooeessfully against Brownlow for his positions as Governor sod Senator, It Is pnite natural the Parson has no groat amount of interest in his suoceas. Governor Senter proved his support ot the Union by lingering months inside of prison walls, where he wae incarcerated by tbe rebels for hie Union sentiments at a period when Stokes, )u his famous Dnucen letter, wag doing bis beet to encourage secession, and offering his services in Ibe Confederate cause. mam* fit Boms of the gentlemen in attendance on tbe Exposition, were driven through Clifton and Mt. Auburn yesterday, and also Spring Grove and Cuminfnsrllle. It is said they "were lavish In their expressions of delight and gratiflcation," Of course they were. What eity in the eonntrf baa such suburbs as thesef aronnd tbe brow of irbst other Queen are clustered eucb JewelaT-Cw* ebtaoM OoyaaUa,
4
and knit
ig Mills, Dixon,
IlllnoiM, best display of hosiery and bnderware, sp-cial mention for superior excellence and best display of goods,135. Tne committee tor awarding premiums on doeskins, due oaastmegee. aaeitons, reppellants, beavers and cloaking cloths,
reported as follow* J
Best piece of doeskin caeelntere, black— To Kn»x County Woolen Manufacturing
Company, Knoxville, Illinois.
Best pleas of fancy casslnnere, style, quality and finish—To tbe lAwreneebnrg
M-nuf-oturing Company.
Best piece of silk mixed caeMmere—To the Lawrenceburg Manufacturing Com-
pany.
Beet piece of don Me and twist oaaaimere—To the Lawrenceburg Manufactur-
ing Company.
Best display of fancy oaaai meres—To the Lawrenceburg Manufacturing Company. ‘ v . Beet three-quarter or elx-quarter melton—To tbe Lawrenoebnrg Mannfactor-
ing Company.
Beet six-quarter repellent—To Columbus Woolen Manufacturing Company. Best cloaking clothe—To Racine Wool-
en Mills, Racine Wisconsin.
There being no sample piece on exhibition, we have no sward to make. Yosr committee take pleaaore In testifying to the progress made in the production of fancy cueeimeres and coatings by the Warsaw Woolen Mills. Warsaw, Illinoto, Marshall Woolen Mill#, of Marshall & Co., Illinois; also mage mention of threefourths colored clothe of the Cirelevllie, Ohio, Woolen Mills, jeans, flannels, Mo-
seys, satinets, Ac.
Jeans—Beet sample piece of blue leans, scoured, Leelerecy A Co., Union Woolen Mills, GalJlpohe, Oblo.fifc, ^ » Ten pieces assorted colon, unsecured, *26 to Sterne A Co., Fern. Indiana. Beat sample piece or brown Jeane, scoured, Babbitts, Steel A Go., Springfield Woolen Mills, Sprinfleld, Ohio, *25. Beet sample piece mixed jeans, soonred, Hamilton, Ohio, Woolen Mule. Beet display of jeans to Ifiddleport, Ohio, Woolen Mills, *60. Tbe epeclal awards for speciality ef soonred jeans In colon and quality was made to Fftirmount Mills, Cincinnati,
*60.
Flannels—Best piece colored twisted ^ j udo*. g2|. 1, Rioh-
Ngw York, August A—Late Havana . letters give, from a Spanish standpoint, thn rebel aasaoit on Puerto Principal.and tbe repulse. At tbe latest mail advices tbe iU lortune of tb* insurgente continued, the forces of Jordan, Marcano and Tiguerdo having attacked a i molten eons] y the Spanish detachment on tbe Estate La Croze, Santo and Scio San Joes, and Septa Isabel, ae also thoae of tbe Palma Horrland village, and having been driven back at all points. NSW York. August A—No dispatches wen received to-day at tbe Diet riot Attomey’k office relative to tbe Spanish
gunboats.
Officer Wbitely, of the secret service, last night made another important arrest of counterfeiters. Suspicion baa lorn long time been directed against twe Frenchmen, named Antonio Amtoelnnd Charles F.nchic, ef manufacturing and issuing counterfeit five dollar gold pleena sad twenty-five cent currency nnten. Last night the officers took the man into custody. A box eontaialag several thousand dollars of counterfeit money woe found In their poeaeaalon, and wan taken
charge of by the officer#.
Arrival off ■enlettw ■Integer - aeeelaaenanta Favorer HgWefifoarSvateaeNnw York, A a goat A—The steamship City of Cork, from Liverpool, arrived to■/he new Mexican Minister, Mr. Mareta!. and the Mexican Commissioner, Mr. Polioacto, arrived to-day, per the steamer
Oleopatrla, from Havana.
It (a understood that work will be commenced’ in the new postoffioe in the Park
In a few days.
Letter* from England go to show that the man killed ea a railroad there, and who lb supposed to have had something to do with the Ocean Bank robbery in this city, had no connection whatever
with that iifair
The twenty-second Republican general convention, last night, adopted raeoiatlon* ht favor of tbe eight hour law, Tbe grand Jury of Westchester baa presented the management of the ritete prison sod laid the Marne Oa^be Prison Association. This Is because the influence of that association contributes to a false sympathy on tbe part of the com-
munity, which evento
vide
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against tbe peace and welfare of the community, and this coming to the knowledge Of tbe prleoners, as It certainly does, more or leas, causes a general discontent. The grand Jury advocate a return to severer punishments. They find no reason to censure tbe officers of tbe
prison.
turned to Florida, sad
telegraph, this
this city. CUSTOM
rd*
a«by
Will sever his official connection with the Ordinance Bnrean aa its chief oa Tuesday next, on which day be will a»aome command of the navy yard—Admiral Foot, who takea command of our wjuadron in Caban waters, relieving Yksa
Admiral Hoff.
THB SUBJECT
MAaCVAOTU-
Of shingles , been before the Revenue Bureau lately,
saleo, whieb has
A LETTm WAS RKCEIVKD
the- Treasury Depart meat, la wMeh i writer eays he had *A*001b 6-9* bonds, teh be hart la the aabaole of tbe bacon
or TAXING on gei?
. are iliia jBBfil . has been decided ia favor of exemptiag the aame, ia accordance with the laBaf
of ex-commissioner Rollins. a ucrrm was aacMrvxp
A* 1
tbe writer
W b k'li
house for safe keeping. Hie wife not bm ing aware of the fact, kindled a Are to amabe aeaaaakaeoa, and the boadn were reduced to cl arte re. They cams to tbe Kcdemptloa Bureau to-day lo he exchanged ia sank a dilapidated condition a* to almost defy Identi fleet ion, but tbe experts of tbe Traasary have managed to paste the charred bills together eo ae to make out the amount without lorn to the owner, who will la a few daye receive the fall value In boade of a more promising appearance. MOBILE.
fa
is flntabed, at a saving of thirty dollars per ton on the present mode. Parties are already preparing to erect smelting works fw the treatment of these The receipts of tbe land office at Den-
ver, fbr July, were *637,798.
Sam Bowtdt left Denver, on Wednesday, to Jbltt Vice President Colfhx’a
JS2i
'T’SSKWSS&.a, ib.i'W. miners were attacked by Indians near Sulphur Springs, and their wagons and
suppose Ml ano their hands.
I Ape*ty<»f •»‘D«*«»kpeoepectlagtour of our ; to Saa Jana county were allowed to pern " through tbe eoantry by theUtah Indiana,
but they w
locating a Large r have been
> part
laily reouite la eon-
regarded as objects of sympity rather thaa offender*
Indiana, Mills, *25.
Beet piece fancy plaid Marshall Woolen Mills,
net,
town, Iowa, *25.
stripeff flan- , Marshall-
Beat assortment of patterns of fancy
vt woolen Mills, Da-
flannele, Davenpoi venport, Iowa, *B6.
Best display of flsnnela, Cleveland
Woolen Mills, *80.
Beat display of Shaker flannel, F. X. Nichole A Son, Alton, Illinois. *25. Best piece white llneey, *25. None on
display.
Best display of fancy linseya, #25. to attbew* A Bosworth, Sbarpebnrg, Ren-
BY CABLE. Cemaeeafa of arttlea Preoe ea eeleatve •fapawlek wheel*. Lon non, August 6. The seizure by tbe American Government of the gunboats building for Spain at different points In the UaUed State*, hae elicited the following from the L >ndonnewepepems The Morning Star, radleal organ, says: The Amerieen Government having exhibited vigor ia favor of Spain by enforoine tbe neutrality laws, ha« aow proceeded eeually vigoroosly against Spain, and lor the same eaase tbe writer regards the recognition ef Cube by Pern as Ul-advieed, though spirited. The whispers ef the cession of Cub* to,, tbe United States are now louder thaa ever. The Amertcsae have deserved to come into poeeeeeioD of that island tor the past two year*. Now, tbe obstacle of slavery having been solved, a Mr purobaee can be effected. All parties may be setiefled with the arrangement, which will give aaother State to the Uflioa and remove the great perplexity from Spanish |X>lltica, The News concludes its article as follows: Considering ell the circumstances, which make it Atffieult for Europeans to keep hold of their nnwIlHBg colonies In A ate rice, and reflecting that Cuba Is In an Ineurreetlon, Spain will be fortunate if IBMMMMO ever reach Madrid as the price ofCaba.
liOWnoB. August 6.—At an early boor this morning, during the session of Parliament, great excitement wee caused by a load explosion In the batlding. Search was Instituted, end a tin cose which bad OOFfdinpd powder wee picked up oa tbe UfTTOtm, near by. There was not much damage done. No arrests. The affair is Involved In mastery,
[*r fraeah Oak la.
▼Mt ef Emperev and Empress Duel. Pams, August 6.—The Emperor and Empress will go to Chalons to-morrow,
where they will remain antil the lOth instant. The Empress will continue about
two weeks In Turkey and Ikrypt.
Marshal Nell Is quite 1" Yesterday s duel wae
negroes, except
During tbe whole of yesterday rumors were In circulation that tbe negroes were very macb excited and deflaut, threatening to burn the Dttmooratic candidate for Congress in effigy. Bevernl of tbe citizen* called on the Mayor, and aome of the leaden advised them that it would he better to postpone tbe meeting, for If the effigy threat was carried oat the white people could not be rest rained from an attempt to resent the indignity by tovee. ft wan though# tbeee repreaeatations had the desired effect, end taare would be no meeting. However, tar harm hi warn lighted, end the negroes began to flock in ontil they,swelled Into a crowd of 1,606 or 1,566. Many came with gaae; most all with concealed arms, pistole, knives and
rasora.
Nothing occurred except tbe imflamniatory talk of the speakers antil ab»at ten o’clock when e Jocose dispute aroe* between twe eitmeoe on esubject entirety foreign to politics or the meeting, which attracted come at tea l ion. and in preeaiug up to aee what It was about a white iintti tiocidcDtally trad on the foot of a negro. Just ae tbe attraction about this sMticd, a piatoi waa heard. This waa tbe signal tor a general firing, when the whole crowd diapemert immediately. The firing waa continued for a lew moments, aa the crowd scattered, and in ten minute* a dead quiet reigned, broken only by tbe tread of a white patrol. A deiatobment of United States troops were stationed at tbe guard boose by request of tbe Mayor, in anticipation of ironbic. They took no part ia the fray except to march np town to pot a atop to tbe firing. It is not known who trad Ibe first shot, mere were not over one hundred men aa looker* on at tbe meeting. Tbe caottaltiee were small, eonetdenng the number of shots fired and the close quarters. Many ahota must have been find In tbe Mr. Three negroes were kil lea outright, and five wonnded. Four police officers and three other whit# men were wounded. The Register of this morning comments on the riot ae follows: Last night’* wort being done after oar editorial of this morning was la prase, a sharp and quick oommentory on tbe doings we forecast front *** present aspect of affaire. It is it horning shame that this community should be exposed to outrages like this, and this community owe* aa a duty to Ueolf to prevent a rep-
itltlon.
As to where the blame lies, there Is no room for quest loo. These deeds are direct outlaws of the malignant pauriona of negroes, inflamed and lashed into fury by public harrangoca and private iaettgatiooa of tbe foreign Radicals tn one midst. It la a question for the public te decide how long these Incendiaries shall be allowed to expos# tbe peace of society, ead tbe safety of women- aad children. W# hope a public meeting will be sailed to aeswer this question. Tbe first Congressional district is uncertain. aad It will take tbe official count to decide tb* vote. CHICAGO.
■swvew Mepuiafoaa «e«su*tan ef Kaufan Was Mi a naitvaud A»«aeb ag !■- dtanfo on Mlseva—wvewa d. St. Louis, August 6. A Denver dispatch axyw that General Palm**r, of tbe Kansas Pacific Railroad,
left there, y pleted arrau,
that road t< Denver,
The most intelligent miner* assert that 9* Ionia will Become the chief point for smelting tbe stiver ores of Colorado, and
1AFX AT F<Mlf«M UrKSPBinoS. the Valltlral aspects fa Weatheri* *■»-
f-rday, after having comicnta for the extension o*
nd tons of ore will be and commune with her visible forms.’ City daily when the ndi- MMmft — *
Arribo'
A barber living fyt tally mnr afternoon
Thomen
positively profalbUed.flmm
loo.
of cattle and sheep off by the Indiana 1»
lured William Scheykegel, ■mratah, Illinois, was broil In * saloon, Wednesday Henry Oalth, a butcher, rrell, a fireman on the
E.. ... Putnam, of Pittsburg, wee
drowned here last night
St. Louis, AngUot 6L—The great sale of fine stock of J. H. PlekersU, one of the meet femnoe breeder*ot Illinois, came off at hie feenfeaeur Hwrrtstown, on Wi
day, and was at Sanded by a large number
of brae de*« frees borne sad abroad. Large ra trmia Irom a notice of e
stakes, that has acaroely ■
en at exkibtttone elnee he was a anckling, and hae taken twenty-six premiums at fairs. HS waa bought by George J. Haggerty of Nmbjwrt.Lleking county,Ohio, for #710, Mr. Plckerell reserving hie use
until October.
Well informed persona at tbe aale say the price# obtained were fifty per cent, higher than thoae of the Kentucky sales of this year. • j * John Roberta, charged with baviagrob-
Mobilk, August 6.
Loot Right a aeriooa riot ooeorred In this city, beginning ia ao out door Republican meeting to celebrate the triumph
of the RffiPfiblkwp CAndidAte for thin OoMe . _ _ . _ _ --. r. - M < gremiooM district. The meeting was a bed the tnitad Statea Exproaa ofiloe, near
Springfield.
Some four or five hundred persons have left this city to attend the Tnmfest at Chicago. Over one hundred, in one delegation, left on the seven o’clock train this
evening.
Corr* pondence o the State Smtiael. Fhknch Lick, Aagust 3, 1869.
Never before woe there such aa assemblage of beauty and elegance aronnd the heei.b-givlDg spring* of French Lick. Few place* surpass this is the natural loveliuee* of Ue sarroandinge. Here Nature's hand baa been moat Isvian. You stand amid her brigtoteat soenes,
Bowered amM lofty hills, clothed to their summiM with heaualiui toreeta, presenting an endless variety of foliage, fanned by bronzes of tbe more refreshing coolness, end
presenting an foliage, fanned
piB^Hoelb^laiiafiiffiff' Hi watered by limpid brooks leaping and sparkling in their gladness; this vale from which floWa the life grtdog waters, presents a scene truly eylvSn iu appearancs, and to one jest escaped from the stifling stonesphar* of the city, pertootly
BBOlMkO •
>■ celebrated watering place baa bean muck improved under the mans gem* St of the row proprietors, Masses. Kyan A Tucker.: I can recoaunend French Lick not only to the invalid, but: ta tbe pleasure seeker. Hers they will find*refreshing atmosphere, health-giving waters, pleasing racn-atisD, splendid society, sad IfOOCft- AKMMMttOiltldLAltiOQs ^ • An to the medicinal virtues of the water, 1st the thousands at test who have * dyspepsia in ail Its protean ic rheumatism, diarrhea,
it'
U.
liver complaints, akin diseases, and-that muititndinous array of ailments inflicted specially on the fiairer portion oi creation,
mm ^
hundred feet square, the tower doors beinn kept, open from end to end ul eacu range lor cralts, aud lor luapvcttog, weighing, and naudluiggoods; the fi.^urs shove are iu be used lof atonug. Tuo* poi-iuti of the property next u -xmim eio^ttu u r street will be occupied oy »u Uumau»< posseuger depot, the ptaua tor the oUt d ingot Which had hut. bct.u ecu.piece Fibre 'Am loot wide aud 000 tots- it.ua wl be eOhei.rucled opposite -ue soUU Ok between the bpstua and ruuntug ou. lu.o therivor. Railroad tracks wtu. be ruu out over the entire ieugtu, Dtuad ptwtt toruis for the traushlpmeut ul treight win. be provided, and rite whole will be cot erect Dy bUhstontlal frame Uaiiiliuga. - cot.taint ug; property for trausporters w o have warehouses Ut New fork wui he ferried acroaa the river to any puim. desired, aud there tut loaded, i'ue site of these proposed buildiug* is a long distance luutU Of the present terimuus oi the railroad. It wtU be oouneeted. with the present line by an-eievated rauwa>'' constructed over the strewta from the cove to the Bergen cut. the road writ be one aud one-eighth miles in length, aud will leave the present track at ttan dammit street iron bridge in Hudeoit pity. The first quarter of a mile will be a rock cat through the eastern part ot the Bergen ridge. Over the remaining distance the track will be atrrisd on. * brice arened viaduct, tweqty-oevwn leet wide, parallel to and fitly last south ol Sun th Third street. A double track road wtU be hud, and tbe viaduct is w> be so eoaairooted that it can be eueilj widened at any tune ao aa to admit more tracks. The east at these improvements, wutca already have been commenced, wilt oa In addition to the |5U0,(N0 paid to tne Bute fbr the loads under water, the companies have paid #450,000 to the owners of property fronting on the cove. The coet ot
£££53: jglsSSjl | oily ;*iMi Tb# --- any other eorttry. ooe t *360 000. The w barfing and filling at The vMtoro hero are principally from f the cove will cam, *LfrJ9JMfi. The pier*,
tne right of way and the property porchrned for the branch road through the
the dtatro of fifiimoari, and ladtaas. Among them
same ot the beat citlmna of these Statea. aad not* few of the ornaments that diatingnish tbe society of oil her. I can not from a notice of a few ef these
to render a soand delight. N-t, of St.
LoaMy and her ben unfa l daughter,
the warehouses, the engine shops, ana the new pamenger depot, will, it is sstimated, coat over #2,000,001). The corporation that nmierr aCsaf this enormous expenditure, and that hopes to reap in the end a commensurate profit, is oompoeed of the Camden and Aon bey Railroad and Transportation company, the New Jersey Rod road and Transportation company, tbe Delaware and Kontan Canal com I
Ceieet. a vary Queen in style. Illinois ia pony, and. the Philadelphia and fronton wait represented in the person of Mis. Railroad company. They are called tbe Faille W—n, a baastiful blonds;with afiace | “United Companies,” and hero, beside an sweet, an a. past 1 * dream of tbe first the officers of ithe of each individual comEdsn. Alae Mias Amanda E m .n, who pany, a general president, Mr. Ash bal
comkdnea thoae rare quaUtia* of bond and heart that render woman an loveable. From Kentucky, Miss Mattie F a, a
rora; also Mias Mae u one of tfreao sweet
GETTYSBURG.
Fwss TtahaS* mm ■mtrond an A**mtan
ns Gattyahnvg.
GarrTsauan, Angast 0.
Tbs Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and othor leading roads, have generally extended the privilege ol free tickets to officers of the Union and Confederate armies, who have received Invitation* to attend the reunion on the battlefield of Gettysburg, during the week <-oinmencing on the 23d in»t*nr, aud it la expected some other roads will do tbes*m>- thing. The invited officer* who in-end to be present are requested to repor to Sacre.ary D McCsughy. at Gettvebura, sating the rood* over which they will psaa. The artist, R-ubenoel, who is painting a picture of the battle, aad Colonel Batcheler, tbs historian, wilt be present. It I* expected that a iarse representation of the I
prana will attend.
NASHVILLE.
also Mias Mae D——n, who pn****M* that wa never Indiana baa thn charming Mias R —a, who posaesaes a pare React aad a bright totelleet, aad is a favorite with all. Also, Mia* All ice L a, dignified, yet pleading in manner. Of grot***— we have aba Learned, the gifted, and the eloquent honorsbtea, judgee,
dociofs.
The great eat attainable happiness seems to be the object of ail, “the ftdr belles and brave men,” and I have rarely ■sen at any watering place ao fine a body i Of agreeable and suexnplbibed ladies as at French Lick; and I a»ay also say that there ia as look ef gay and kandwome
cavaliers.
That distinguished physician and chemist, Dr. Jdfcepn E Buffers, ia here, and is making a t borough analysis of the French
Lick water*.
That eloquent champion of eonstitulion a I rights, Hon. John R. Coffroth, boa accepted an invtiolipe to address a maan meeting of the citlmna of Orsoge, a Pool!, oil S» urd»y, ike 7 h taatanl. on the ptrl'loal n.tu^< ton. The p>1IIleaf atmo-pu-r» in to in «-o ion is becoming more opal'll v l'h« m.sruie Ot tbe Ksdi
>, and eeje-eiaMy during tbs las*
ton of the Legislature, has disgusted ovoueier, | rTST y proper thinaing man. The law it is ex- | postponing the eiactioos la regarded
usurpation of the most dan-
gerovs character It is clear that ii
postpone
extend it
—eeifien Be'aies nvaMf gleeted by se see Hajari ty. NASAVIU.H, Aug sat 8. Tbe vote ef Nashville and DavMsoa oounty Ini ketuer, 6,531; blokes, 4.998. 8token’ official majority In Nashville la 17, la a poll of 740k Meagre rotnroa from other parte of tbe State make no change In thn aspect of affair*. Information from East Ten nesses show* the* Senter will carry that ■action by a uuaU majority, in that case hie majority in the State will not be lean than 50,QUO. James P. Brownlow, son of Senator Brownlow, waa badly beaten for the Legislature, In Williamson aad M*qry counties. John Brownlow is probably beaten In Knox and Roan*. Both district# were
lor Senter.
Tbe State Journal, tbs Stokes organ, will be suspended after to-morrow. SAN FRANCISCO.
I (be Radical Legislature the oieotion two yearn It
I to fifty, and than perpetuate their pow< r. I bare conversed with many leading men from the different parts of the Stats, and tbs universal opinion ia that elections should be beio in every oounty of the Htate, ee aatborized by the Consti-
tution.
Mors anon. F&akk.
Marshal Nell la quite Ul.
Psal Cassegnsc and^Onmtal 1 Flowrsae.
(hi between
Matthew* A
tacky.
Satinets—Beet
leoe, *25. Richmond, In-
Kmv,u«.i.Lf TO*. ..,»*M, , mdlena, Woolen Mllla, Dlsplav of satinets. *2i, to W. K. Williams, New Pbila-
delphu, Ohio.
Tweeds—Beet pleee gray mixed, all ool, *25, to Bowling Green Woolen Mills.
>ol,*25, to Bowling Green (
at piece mixed, all wool, *25, to Urbane
oolen Mills, Urbans, Ohio. Best cotton
Mills Corn-
wool Beet Woo
warp tweedfoB
psoy, Georgia. Beet dtspjirtof tweeds, ten pieces, *25, to Tiffin Woolen Mills,
Tiffin, Ohio.
Bagging, bale rope, etc.—To Missouri Mills, St. j/onls, we sward a premium for the best bagging, as entered in the esjevFssnbmlt honorable mention of the bagging exhibited by the Delaware, Ohio, Mann factoring Company, for the strength
of the material.
Vdt flax rope, w* sward tbe premium to tbe Union Flax Company. Delaware, Ohio, who were the only exhioitoro. To J. Caeley A Son, Kaightetown, Indian*, we award tbs pireminin for the bent
bale of bagging tow.
To Gonlo, Pieros A Co., Cincinnati, we sward the premium lor the beet cotton
cordage,
At tbe seme time w* desire to notice the cordage exhibited by the steam cotton mills of C^lair has. Georgia. Their goods are well made, ana the quality of tbe ma-
terial is excellent, RICHMOND.
Faille Attempt tn Serve Writs sf ejectment an Negre ftqastters,
Richkond, August 6.
Sheriff May hew sod his deputy Stevens, of Norfolk, paid a recent visit to Taylor’s m. In that oounty, for tbe purpose of ' /log write of ejectment on tbe negro
They went down In a
Tfre latter received lour wouode,oa* them
a severe one.
Carltot Movement Med fink
MApRin, August 8.—Nearly sll tbs Cerllat bands bev* dissolved end disappeared. The Carllsts are discouraged, and tbe movement considered ae having
died out.
far ter
squatters there.
buggy, and eomln^f to tbevlil*g*|left tbe passedtbrongh the different strsetoRo? avenues, leaving tbe notices in every house, and when they returned to their buggy were netonlefaed to find the buggy, horse and harness decorated all over with
tbe notices they had Just served.
Oa inquiry into tbs' mass of this, tbs negroes informed them that no attention would be paid to these notices; that tbs military would have to remove them. They offered no vlolense to tbe offloere, but assured them that no elvil law won wogni/eij in i hut village, Thuatbs matter stands. Mr. Taylor If deprived of hi* inira^ sra si.'isri
powertee* fat the ptwmbw.
Ifitenltle*.
Paris, August A.—Tbs dlfficnltlea between tbe Sultan sod the Kbidlvl of Egypt are In a fair way of settlement. Nearly all the representative* of power at Conetantlnople urged supreme mod-
eration.
SARATOGA.
American frontal Aeeeetettan.
Saratooa, August 8.
The American Dental Aeaooiation held
ite final session to-day.
Drs. Bogus, of New York,Buckingham, of Philadelphia, Cashing, of Chicago, Wctberbee, of Boston, and Thomas, were appointed a committee to procure a reduced far* next year to tbe meeting. Dr. Allen, of New York, Mr. McClelland, of Louisville, and S. B. Palmer, of Syracuse, read the Medical Dentistry. A paper commending rose pearl sa tbe bass mounting for artificial teeth was
read.
Dr. Palmer, of Syracuse, read a paper on tbe necessity of a liberal education previous to the commencement of the dental studies. Drs. Morgan,Butler and Shepherd were appointed a committee on dental ethics for the ensuing year. Dr. Freeman, of Philadelphia, offered a preamble and reaolutlon in favor of admitting women to full membership in subordinate associations, and that in consultation# the consideration of ao* be avoided, and only ability and moral obsraeter be the standard of judgment. Laid on tbe table, aa a matter beyond the jurisdiction of this Association. A resolution wa* paaaed, expunging all charges of back dne# against thirtythraa members, who hays not appeared sines 1888, The Committee on Dental Ethic* raported a saea of two member* for advertlsing nnprofoaalonally. *- Tbajspon was accepted, and a resolution expelling one of the member* laid on the table, to come np next year. A standing eommiftee was appointed for next year.
CncAoo,
Montana, dispatch says that
Democrat, is to-
from that
A Helena, Montana, dispute Hon. J. MpCanaugh. Demo, elected delegate to Congreaa territory by 2,000 majority.^ Among the documents pn
Among the document* presented to the Superior Court yesterday waa aa amended bill filed by Rev. Mr. Cheney’s connThis bill ia intended to meet the exigency presented by the answer to tbs original bill, which carried tbs proceedings of tbs ecclesiastical body to the
or tbs first day’s procedure by the supplemental bill, a combining aodoonledcrating clause js carried la and oaw parties are made to the anlt. These parties are tbe Bishop and presenter*. Accompanying this MU ia a correspondence between Bishop Whitahouae and Mr. Cheney. Bishop Whitebonse, In hi* letter to Mr. Cheney, assume* that tbe offense and misconduct for which be waa to ha tried had been unreservedly admitted by Mr. Cheney, This Mr. Cheney emphatically denies, and has the denials sustained by bis wife and Mr. A. L. Sheldon, who were in an adjoining room when tne interview between tbe Bishop and Cheney occurred' and beard Cheney say In a loud voice, “Bishop, 1 admit nothing.” Slngman and Cboy Chew, the Chinese merchant* now in this city, had a reception at tbe 8 her man House last evening, which was very rally attended. They will start for New York on Monday next. 4 young man by the pants ol Delany, who had come to Chicago for the purpose of taking orders in the Cat hollo Church, was drowned in tbe lake last night, jnst off the foot of Park Row, by the capsizing of a boat in which be waa taking a sail. A companion, who cams to Chicago for the same purpose, was saved by th* efforts of Mr. Edwards, who waa uear at band.
•rgawlaa a Faapls’a Farty—
Bah Fbamcmoo, An gnat &
being mad# to organlsaa In this ottv. and nominate
Efforts are peopls’e party la tfik n ticket tor the city officer*. The reform demanded in deemed necessary to taka the office* oat of the hands of lb*
Tb* Catted State* steamer Newborn, from Sitka, ban arrived, touching at Fort
Tan nee*. New* unimportant.
Arisons advices state that sines January 1, in Priass oounty alone, 1,890 bond of cattle have been stolen by the Indians. During the earns time, out of a population of 788 whites, the savages haws murdered fifty-two; wounded eighteen, and
carried two into captivity.
Th* Katack Mining Company have
lEyiftd Ml AM
share, delinquent, September 8,
ptivity.
ining Company b •nt of ten dollar*
September
MEMPHIS
ALBANY. frellveed F.xel foment—Charge of Cam
A LB a NT, AngnatS, The excitement here in regard to tbe Snsquebanna Railroad is Intense. A complaint waa mads to-day against Messrs. Leonard, Hamrick, North aad Wilbur, Directors, end Mr. Phelps, Treasurer, charging them with a conspiracy to place the toad fa tbe control ot Jay Gould and bis friend*, now managing tbs Erie Railroad, and thn* defraud the company out of its property. It denies sll tbs charge* against President Ramsay. Judge Chats issued an order enjoining the above parties for acting as Director*, Vice President and' Treasurer. This ro>
Maunua, Anguot 8. Tbe official vote of Shelby county, with one precinct to hear from, give* Senter 3,882 majority. * With tb* exception of the rtteturbence at Moaeow, no account of violence at the poll* baa ooeorred In West Tennessee. Tb* Democratic press here, in announcing tb* victory aonieved yesterday, call upon tbe supporter* of Senter to remember charity in tba hour of triumph, and to forget the wrongs that have been inflicted upon them. Tb# Avalanche mys it understands some of th* carpet bagger* are preparing to leave, and call* upon them to remain, assuring them of perfect safety. LOUXSTOLE, Arrival mt fifuugev* <e Observe tb* Eclipse Louisville, August 6. Tbe weather to-night is wet, aud indications point to a continuance for some time, a* tba baromecor fell a little this evening. Astronomer*, however, are of the opinion that the weather will be clear enough to-morrow afternoon to enable them to proceed with the observation#. Tbe city ia filling up fast with stranger* from every direction, who come hero to o beery# tbe eclipse.
week foe eeeb hey—
etc.—euwonte
from th* Hew fork Triban*. Jaly 2. AfrttttaT RAILWAY T Eft HU UR. CeeUaieu ot Mow Jooooy BaUwuye. The recent opening of a cheap through
freight dne by the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation company ia among tbe first movement* made by that company with it* associates to compete on any considerable and effective seals witb tbe existing through lines to tbe west. Tbe ‘'Unitea Companies” of New Jersey propose also to offer a spirited competition to tbe Erie, tb* Hudson River, aud tne New Jersey Central Railroad Companies, lor the carrying of paaaengera from ail point* south and west of Cleveland. Among tbe mean* by which they expect to compete successfully for both freight and passengers ia tbe new terminus which they are about to coirttruct in Jersey City, with a new track leading direct from the Bergen cut tnrough the northerly part or tbe city to the site selected, rkie ■pot, Harsineua Cove, now covered with shallow water, aud need aa a harbor for rafta, canal boats, aad vessels of small capacity, will be tbe geeae of the extensive operations that are aooa to be commenced by the companies. Tbe tendency to consolidate cepe rate links of railroad into ieag chains has, within a taw year* past, aroused the New Jersey companies to a aanaa of the danger ot haring other roads taka from them their ■hare ol the traffic converging to New York. An agreement wae accordingly made with tbe Penoeylvania Railroad company by which paaaengera and freight may be transported from tb* weet By a route mo direst ae to present advantages to traveler* and shipper* equal to those offered by the lines which have hitherto monopolized the trade. The first result ef tne arrangement with the Pennsylvania road waa the construction of the “Connecting Railways,” at seostof over *2,000,000, at Philadelphia, by which travelers now paae to Washington without change. Othay advantages to tbe road have followed, and are expected to follow. The ararangementa for shipment of freight without breaking bulk have beea completed, sod a large share of the passenger traffic from Cincinnati and other points iu ite latitude has bean obtained. It is to make room for this increasing business that the new tenninasin Jersey City is to be erectad. Tbo company purchased for this terminus, seventy acres ot land below high water lying on the shore front between South (Second and South Seventh streets. Th* property trout# 1,8UU feet on tbe Hudson River, and extends inland from the Bulkhead about 2,500 feet. Besides the purchased site, tbe right ot extending pier* 600 feet into tbe river waa also secured. Tbe lands were purchased from the State. The aale by the Legislature excited a great deal of public cumafem, aud tbe question whether tbe state possessed the right to dispose of the property and whether u does poeeee* any proprietorship of laud* under water, » sQU tbe vexed question of New Jersey politics. The court# qf the Stale decided, several years ago, that tbe lands below (ugh water mark belonged to the Bute; but It waa generally understood that this waa a mere theoretic ownership, really in trust for tbe public and tbe owner of tbe adjacent shore. Consistently with this un-
derstanding, the Legisl*lur*,in 1851, pane ed an act by which tbe riparian ownei could, after passing through certain for
malitiea, reclaim the land
Tba most expensive luxury indulged in by the people, says tbe New York Cbvtmcrcial, is playing “gentleman farmers. ” Never before were ao many rural homes for sale, aa during this spring and summer. Papers have been filled with “desirable country seats” for sale. It is a llttla remarkable how abort a stay soma folks make “ under the greenwood tree*.” Not one in a hundred of the beautiful retreats on the Hudson remain in tba bands of tbe original owners, and most of them have bean sold balf a dozen times. Only a family witb an income of *40,000 or #50,000 can keep a house in tbe
country.
Tbs New Jersey State Reform School for boy*, at Jamesburg, baa sixty boys in training. There are five hundred acre*of land attached, aqd tbe time of tbe boys la divided between gaining a knowledge of the English branches ef education aad
formwork. Last year the product* of tb# » . fena amounted In value to *6.902, erf tween the bqatpa will be bllaif np and which worth wa# consumed at the need tot stosehooaes. These will be built
owner
certain for-
—^ under water
without any payment for the right, and that the title to the reclaimed landshould then be Tested in him. Recently the Legislature has acted upon the Jtheoiy that tbe benefieeial interest in such iaaoa le in the State, and under tbe enforcement qf this claim tbe State sold the lands in tbe cove. Tbe price paid by tbe companies was *500,000. In preparing tb* Cove property for use it is proposed t# construct throe basins or ship canals from th# dean water to the shore. The sogth basin, 250 feet from the middle of Sooth Seventh atreet, will be 180 feet wide, extending inland MOO feat. The middle basin will he 800 feet from the south basin, and will be 180 feet in width, extending inland 1,600. Tbe north basin will he distant 808 feet from the middle one. It wUl be forty foot wide, and will extend MOD feet inland. The apace# between the beatps grill be filledup and
jewelry.
CHRISTMAS, NEW YEARS ■ i WEDDING PRESENTb
hilt lilur M fflln PM M
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SSSiE.'&'S'glZS.
aa* “■"“”*“V*»tanK4r?sr'
**v»4t!
.‘IIISUgMCE.
INSURE WITH THE BEST ETNA OF HAJtffFOKD, COMB.
$5
nity.
_ •YU
,150,931.7 1. md Inland Insnrane* az aa fkvorabla i th* kasards permit tor leiisM* indem-
A. At
Owic*—i
HOWARD rire IisanEce Co.* of New Tori.
OA.Sa ALBS E2X8 ov
aad a vine president and a secretary. Th* board of ffiMotors is compos-
ed of the officers and director* of each company. Tine profits of each road are plaoed Ina oommaa land, and are eqaally divided among the four partners to tbe association. The companies own or control 460 uulee of railroad and sixty-five miles of canal, and hold property tfiat cost, altogether, *31,909,(MM. The new combiaatioua made by the eumpaafes, toe aOulition by thn LegLUttare ot tbe transit duties which have Uitharto pre-
vented the railroads of New Jersey from entering into ouinpetltuion with rival
tinea, and the vast terminal facilities which will be secured by the completion “I the work already begun in Jersey City
will, undoubtedly, place this corporal■>>!. ■.ujong the first oi the ratfrueda mat now
abeero the carrying t rade.
ABM«*. White went to death Nashville I a few evenings since, to vistt his affianced. Mica Barnes. He found her sew [ ing and looking so pretty he tried to kiw> her. She repulsed him gently, bat in Mime uuaeeonntaMe m oner her needlp^oe 1 rated Ms heart; he tarried «.t,\ | P»K 5-11 to the floor and died. Mi-- I Rirace w^ eo overootne that she r.e k [ I'.nrtanutn, hut had nut expired at is- 1 •W*»unt». fhe inorxl of this iN'r.arrii .-ear. *o be, ih>»i affianced young i <j
-houki uol res* nl being kissed.
At a gay watering pl<tce a lady make at least throe changes of toilet daily, viz: A breakfast robe, if she remain iu-doors or a abort suit if she takes her eonstitu ttonal walk to the spring; a demi-tr.iu drees of sitk, foulard or grenadine, for the afternoon aad dinner; and an evening dress of muslin over silk, of Cham ber\ gaoae, or oi crepe ie Chene. If she visits or drives in tbe afternoon, the addition oi a burnous will complete a carriage toilet. If *he plays croquet a short drone must be
donned.
3725,000.00.
sures property agaiiut lorn or damaa* by flr* tk* nsks of Inlxnd Navicadoa and Traacation. A. ABftWMKT, Aarwnt.
Omca—ffita* BaiMiaa.
Insures
aad
ffC T N A LIFE
Insurance Ce^ ef Hartford, Coen.
ASSETS »tct . . $12,000,000.00
Issaa* Policies oa all the amcreai piaaa. aad .t a* low nt** a* safety and pradane* willjaatifr. _ 4. ABBOWET, Agent. ®*h3dlylctp bmna- Btua BmMia*.
REMOVAL.
LIEB£B
CO.’S
A.ILX EMPORIUM
RSM“YKU TO
60 E st W htiingt n **1.
TU*ES »R ME\ • ‘>‘>KING 6L* SE',
ARTIST a' AN WAX MATtRlhL, ETC. A larz* and aperior ca-ortnent of th* above * low rates, either wholaaale or r tail.
iTB- In,
SADLERY.
Fnr the
To Rxxova Ou» Putty.—Dip a email brush in nitrie or muriatic said and witb it anoint or paint over the dry patty that •dheree to the broken glam and frame* el your windows; after an hour’s interval, the putty will have beoome no soft onto be easily removable.—SneniVfc America*
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
MA8OMI0.
He. *>. thu ST.aia* at half part seven o'clock. Work—third Does**. •
ESTRAYEO.
Boo. wttb a b«U on her mo*, aad rod aad while oathenfe*. Sheiea niUiaamw. Any infor-
mation of has i* tu b*
aaeTdtt
u j 'jh an 1 N T I3i*a’oo5ar*uL. .
2M at uth Delaware street, ! ladianapolii, Indiana.
WANTED.
Any on* haviar cheap land, in ah*v* eoeatM* numbers, township*, raua**, •Us., statins lowest cash prioas. aaeTdtt
• Marti* Look 8titoh?^*rory
nahn^ th*
I— >WB*a*k .end «p*n*os, or a oonnfrnon from which twu* that an*ant can b* mad*. aad«r th* same nan* or othvwiro. Our* ia th* oaly tea am* aad nelly practical tamp machine man mac land. mvtt d3n. W iro^pKNillnfGMACHINB^’prtm^
and bmt Kattfiae Mx
Ih« simplest, chaapcst
chin* ever iaTmtid. Wdl halt d),u«0 stitcan Aditren, \MKiUCAN KXfxftjfs MAcfiSsE
OV>.. ho,ton, Mas*., or St. Louis, Mo.
nyttehn.
ANT SD^-Tho cahUeto know that BoUnon’t IrtaMiahiaeat ia No.
•to., etc novl) dly |If AfiTED—A6KNI8—To roU a thoroachly f V food domestic article, wanted in every family. Jixclusive territory given. Bonnes, pleasant aad respectable Oa* aeent sold 360 in pa*small town; one, 1,000ia 8v* town*; one, 31 ia ealiiac on 3 families; aaother, 36 par day tor day* in »aees*sioa, npon which h* made Sti par day; and others do 000.11/ a, w«U. Send tor eireulnr. LITTLhFIK-D A DARE, k^wnshiaftoDjUnot. Booton. Massnchusetts.
LOST.
T ObT—610 EEW ARD Lort. oa tha morniuf of Xi amrostS, ia the sleeping ehnir ear irom Lomavifio, or ia the Uai -a Depot »t Indiana polia, a Pock.t os*, coataininf KsUrosd Puses. Th* ahoy* reward wiD b* paid oa <Uliv-ry of mmo at this ofie*. Th* penes an ef ao servio* to »ay oa* *lm thaa th* owaer. aago ddt
I 0ST—KEYS—Thro* or fonr Keys tied toI-* wife a twine strin*.
nelofie* 1 bT leavin* thn
A liberal rol at the Send
»u*2 dtf
FOR SALE.
2E-- souininz*2i For --.W F.. Box 1L0, Sentinel ofladiaanpoiu. lodiaan. jy» d2m
^nrticulnrs
SALOON.
F. J. DESCHLER, -A»stox* Saloon ANB MULE A BP B—M. Me. Ifi MortB PeaBaylvaaia fftefififl, INDIANAPOLlfl, nrjHANA.
GrO TO HiinKTH’i^ fie. •« NeetR Behawnee B»—ed, meat e the censra ■emm. julyl dVm.
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
IndianapoRs. J*ly 1. BS9.
N. R. SMITH. G. A. RATON. a*a4d3t
ESTRAYED*
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