Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1869 — Page 3
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DAILY SENTINEL.
WMamday 1.
ADimrOLIS BiUBOlD THE TABLE.
PltUbars,
•a4 M. 1*mlm
Kait Line ...
Southern KxpTeie.
Cla«lm*AI Bailwa/.
(a a and 1. a Division.) tsaim uuva. i*mm.
4:2ft e. a. .1:12 ».
Aocoaje
N. Y. Nithi
r ■*;
•Vm.— t Ksprees.....
lS40e. m. 7:06*.a 3:10p. m. 12:flOp. b
„ 7:30 p. b. 7:40 p.B
Sander Rxpreee...... 7:30 p. m. 7:0ft e. B OineiimaU via Ombridge and OonnawOU. KxpreM 4:2ft e. B. 12:80 p. B KxpreM 3:10 p. b. 1:12e. a Clerelan'i, C’elnmbn*. rindnaatl «i»4
liidmii»p«li» RallBep.
(£c„ Line.)
*4:SSe.m. 12:10 e. i ..... *7 :So ». B. t7:00 e. i .... *10.10 e. a. *3:lft p. i
FeitKtpre^.. Acaoininndet.ion
Madleon RellroMt. Moraine BrpTeefc............ 1:16 e. b. 11:4ft e. m MoraineAeeooiBodetlon..lO:lfie. m. 7:2ft p.m JefPnrnBBTill* Railroad.
I;S2:S
Aneommodetion 6:15 p. a. 11:4ft e* “ KxpreM... .....!T. 7:4ft p. a. It* p.m
Sander Train 7:90 e. a.
ladlanapalle. Pern ead «'hle>ga Ratlw'r Chiceco Mell 6:30 e. a. ft:00*- “ fteooamodetion 12:10 neon. 0:36 e. a Chloego Septnee 0:lu p. a. 4:60 p. b
LafapeUe Rail read.
SprineOeld Aoeom - 4:20e. a. 10:05e. m Attaaie=!sr«as*. i*s:s Chicago Expren 8:00 p. B. 2:06 e. B
Cincinnati Rail read.
Baltimore Bxpreei. 4-10e. a. 3:3pe.a Cincinnati MeU JO:S»e. a. ll :20nool: Mertlnerille Aoooa -..Vl^ftp p. a. #:Ma. a Night KxpreM.„„.,..-—h, 7:» p. a. 7:50 p. a
Torre jMantc Raflrand.
'. JS« J
4:20 a. a 10:U5e. a 6:40 p.a 7:00 p. a
>2:10 neon 1:05 p. a
(Opdbf to Wortktnffton.)
* §Kgp7C80ww»i«iw h i. 6:M) e. a. 9:50e. a
........... 1:10 p. a. 0:40 p. a JaacUna Railroad.
Morniiic bsprea JO:10a. a. 12:10. Beil.............. 2:40 p. a. ComereotUe and Sew Oaetle Branch.
9:80 p. a. O:* a. a 0:*e. a. 6:80 p.a .— 6:»e.a. 10:56 p.a ...... 4:20 p. a. ll:40e. a
Indlanapalln and Craeefardsrlllc Ball*
wap.
Leere Indianepolle 1:50
Leere indianepolle Arrire et.IadienepolU....
RA1LROAR HATTERS. —The opening of the new St. Louis and Chicago route via the St. Louis, Taodalla and Terre ilaute Road to Efflnghom, and thence by the Illinois Central, was formally celebrated on Saturday by an excursion of a large party of merchants and bnsiness men or St. Louis. Two passenger and two freight trains daily will run on the route.— Terre Haute Express. —The Nashville Press,and Times says: “Oeneral N. B. Forrest Is now devoting bis attention to the work of constructing the Selma, Marlon and Mempnis Railroad, of which he is President. He has undergone a considerable change of mind lately In regard to the ‘Yankee.’ In fact, he is now trying to induce a Yankee colony to settle on ten thousand acres of land, on both sides of the Rnttahatcbie, not far from Grenada, Mississippi, on the line of his railroad. He wishes to build at that place car shops rolling mills, factories, machine shops, etc.” Tkkhiiu.k Accident.—Benjaman, F. Sloan, a hrakeman on the T., W. A W. R. K., was instantly killed and horribly mamrleii, this morning, while switching at the YVea station, seven miles below town. The train accidentally became uncoupled, and the unfortunate man was by some moans thrown from the cars upon the track, when eighteen cars passed over his body, instantly killing him, and cutting and mangling the body horribly. A coroner’s jury was held over the remains this forenoon, which rendered a verdict In accordance with the above facts.—L«Jayeite Dispatch. Kwlhoad KoKCTioJta.—fn Tippecmoe county Die appropriation for the Muncle, Lafayette Shd Bloomington railroad carried by the following vote: For, 3,i£j; against, 2,575: majority, 748. In Tipton county the vote was more than two to one fer the tax for the same
road.
Benton county gave a
for its proportion of the tax
the same road
In Clinton county there was a majority of from 800 to 1,000 for a tax of |100,000 for all the roads—the Muncle and Bloomington, the Crowfordsvltle and Logansport, and the Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago. Look Oi;t koii Railroad Accidents About Thskb Timxh,—Reporters of rall-
of said committee, Mid committee consisting of tb« following gentleman: Colonel Amee 8. Heater, J.L. Drew. Eugene Caller, Alfred Williams. Daniel Marcellos, william L. Cox, Jonn Gendlin, W. W. Brennlng and Rev. 8. Bi emmet. On motion of E. Colley the committee wae instructed to oesveepond with the dtlaeus of Green, Monroe, Bartholomew end Decatur counties, and Invite them to participate with the committee, and Join
with oa In the organization
Speeches were made by Meeera. Brenamet, Dubois, Story, Browning, Taggart, Culley, Maroellus, Mead and other citizens from different parte of the county, several of whom expressed themselves willing to give a thousand dollars apieoe, If neoe-sary to bnild the railroad. Oa motion the Secretary was Instructed to furnish a copy of these proceedings the Indianapolis State Journal and State Sk.vtinkl, and also a copy to the
lu the counties Interested in said and request their publication.
'mere being no further buauicsa before the meeting, it adjourned to meet at this place on Monday, September tt, 1809, at ten o’clock a. m., at which time the committee on articles of association
would report.
James S. ITester. Chairman, Euokwe Cullist, Secretary.
P. 8.—Decatur, BartOolomew, Monroe, and Green county ps|>«reare requested
to copy these proceed mgs.
lie papers I railroad,
MONETARY AMD_C0MMERC1AL Izdiasafolis, TcaeftiV jBvavTiio,-| The follow!a( ere the quotation* of ilorornnostkond*. cold, ato. t Baying. Beilina. “r’rr-'iEil if Wo girt the following to thow the eondltion ot tee Bow York aon*y and atoek market to-day: Money oa*y at 507 per cent.. ao«tly et 6 per
sent.
Sterllnc heavy at Gold opened at $1 335i. and doted st 21 33%<3
1 3394.
Carrying rate* 5 per cent. Clearance*. •63,000,000. Steamer took 272,000. ’Government* Arm and leare*. ffgg •; :: 1®^ jj S—— pjj State bond* heavy. Old North Carolina* " - ’. 56 * sS^^EEEEEEEEs The etoek market daring the forenoon wee dull, bat presented more lite tbit afternoon than for aaay day*. New York Central adraneed from 1HH to 204; Hedeon from M8H to 184H t Noithwoetera from 8%ito 845^; the balance of the aarket about >4 to 94 per eent. At the doee the ad ranee wae not anUglnod, and there waa a general reaction from the bifhevt point, particularly In New York Central and Hndton. The riie and aotlrity in Vanderbilt atoek* wa* dno to a rnmor that tke Commodore wonld arrire in the elty to-morrow to arrante for an early eonaolidation of the New York Central and Hndeon. The National Stock Ezohange pretented a lively avpect to-day on Erie, which ranged from 3294 to 3494. with a larae baainen. There waa a aingle tale of 5,000 (hare* at 3194. Tbo bidding priee* at 5:30 wore a* follow*: 3*wtoa... — 59 | trie 3494 Jnmberland 33 ditto preferred.... 15
IlliDOIw BStesrrW 4 ^ditto^preferred 94
Rook laland.
Bt. Paul..
ditto pri
Wabaah ..
Fort W
eferred...
vayne.. Haute..
Terre 1
ditto preferred 56! Alton preferred 154 Ohio k Miaaitaippi.. 32
ppi.. 3^4 275; La
majority of 436 tax (f4X,U00) for
road accidents will probably have plenty of business the next few weeks. The three great lines to the West, the Pennsylvania Central, the Erie and the New York Central, purpose running trains through to Chicago in thirty hours, including stods. As the distance by the first named line is 899 miles, by the second 980, and by the third 98’ it will be seen that an average speed will have to be kept up, while the train is in motion of confttderable more than thirty miles an hour. On the thoroughly well built roads of England, with their light oars and engines, such a rate is safe enough; but we tremble for the consequences when we think of our uneven tracks, ■harp earves and forty tun locomotives. It ie, however, probable that the wear and tear of thie high speed will prove so enormous as soon to force a return to the ■lower but Baffer pace heretofore followed.—iVew York Sun. —A Detroit Inventor has contrived an Improved alarm bell for looomotlvea. Tbe Invention consists of an ordinary bell weighing about one hundred pounds, placed en tbe platform of tbe looomotive immediately over the oow-cetcher. A rod attached to the eccentric shaft causes e clapper to strike tbe bell at each torn of the driving wheel, in tbe same manner that an indlcater enumerates tbe revolutions of a wheel or registers the number of sheets thrown off a prlDtlug preas. The bell is suspended loosely, and revolves from the force ot tbe stroke it receives, so that all parts of its surface are equally exposed to wear. The advantages of this arrangement are a continuous sound, slow or rapid in proportion to the speed of tbe engine, each fifteen feet prodnclng a stroke of tbe bell. In case of accident the railroad company can always prove that the bell was ringing according to law, that being the most difficult to convince a jury, and the one wtich railroads have the greatest difficulty In proving. Owing to the position In which this bell is placed—In front of the engine and about three feet from the ground—tbe Bound oan be distinctly beard about three miles In the day time, and by night four miles or more, tbe ground and the eontlnuous rail, both excellent conductors of sound, assisting in carrying the vibra-
tions.
For th* Daily Sentinel.
Brown County Railroad Mkrtiro. The railroad meeting of Brown eounty, Indiana, met at the court house in the town of Nashville, on Hatnrday, Angnst 28.1802, pursuant to adjournment, with Colonel James 8. Hester lu tbe chair, and K cfdoM^HeSerauted 7 the meeting to order at one o'clock t. M. The Committee on Correepoadenee submitted their report. Among others a eommonlcatlon was received from the Springfield, Effingham and Southeastern Railroad of Illinois, suggesting sn extension of their tom east, from the Wabash at Merom, via Sullivan, Worthington, Bloomington, Nashville. Columbus and Oreenaburg, for the Eastern outlet, and aektng a survey from the Wabash on tbe above route, and showing that sakl route wae a straight through line from Greensburg, Columbus, Nashville. Bloomington, Worthington and Sullivan, Indiana, :h Effingham and Vandalla. Illinois, to St. Louis. And that ssldcom-
throngh
nois, to
pany had had interviews with other oompantes, and that the above route bad been
suggested ns the best.
On motion of E. Colley, the Committee on Correspondence wee Instructed to correspond with Mr. J. P. M. Howard, Pres-
ident of said road, at once.
Colonel Hester now addressed the meeting at length, argning that nothing eould be done toward getting an election for or against taxation nntil a railroad organ!ration was effected, and if » company waa organized, and tbe counties alon; said route would guarantee a tax to aid in the building of said road, then Eastern capitalists would be willing at once to step forward and take the amount so levied by taxation and complete the road, and suggested that steps be at once taken
effecting of an organization. mot,<>n r 1 J ?hn L. Drew. •
committee waa appointed to draft arll- ■ taT 0 ?* 1 v®’ ,MKi thst Colonel Jamea S. Hester be appointed Chairman
Cotton36e for i
Mew YerR Hawfoe*. Nsw You. Antn*t 31. tand (toady; isiesof 500 bnleant and WMtera; 66 4n@ 7 15 for extra Wee tern; rn; 66 6097 20 for 7 «99forgogs toekoiee ditto, etoaing Rye Floor—Quiet; *alea of 300 barrel* at $4 609 6 60. Cora Moel—In fair raqnrat; ale* of 250 barrel* of Baltimore and Braad/wiao at 66 1096 2ft. Whiiky—Doll; *alM of 200 barrel* of Wert era at 61 1791 16 for Ireo, latter priee an extreme. Wheat—Rw-eipte. 39,473 biuhele: market 396n
we . 6f 62 for white Ohio; t! 601 70 for whito Keataeky; 61 86 for white Genoese; 61 67 for white CftHfornia. Rya -Nominally lower. Barley—Nominal. Corn—Beeeipta. 46.343 bnahele; market opened a ebade 6nner and closed dnll and 192c lower; ante* of 44,00 barbel* at 6191.16 for aaeoand 61.1691 Uj? for •onnd dim
em
Rice—Steady,
~ " * 'erata reanait.
90 hox»hea<le r Porto Rico;
insssvsdo.
1©4» for erode, and 31j493194c for
refined.
Hop* Nomioal.
Linteed Oil- Dal! at 97®99e. spirits Turpentine—Quiet at 42e.
Pmvieion*—Pork firmer: aaiee of 940 barrel* at 632 10932 50 for new mere, eloaioi at 632 10 oaeb; 631 75 lor old ditto; 627 50923 for prime; 630 5o9 *1 for prime meee. Beef eteadr: ealee. 400 barrale, Beef ham* quiet; *al*« of 60 barrel* at 625 930 Cat meat* quiet; aala* of 135 packacea at 14'!4915/4e for eboulden; 17919a for hnma. Mid dfee firm; *ale* of 230 boxea iee eared at 16>49 17 I?*r'd—Steady: eale* of 406 tiereee at 17H9199Jc for iteam, and 199492l)c for kettle rendered.
Butter—Steady at 15928c for Ohio.
' JrefahU to Lirerpool— I^wer; ahipment* of 70,000 baahel* wheat at 96 per tail, and 1(U per (team; al*o 1AW barrel* floor, per (team, at
2* 6d.
LATEST MAXXIT—5 P. M.
Flour—Cloied So bettor for ihlppina brand*.
Wi Wneat , -fu P0 5 t eiVSd“Vt fit 4791 53 for No. 2 *prinv, and 61 6791 60 for wintor red and amber
Nominal. -- : Oato-Dull and heary at 6t9flZft4e for Weetera, Corn—Dnll and haary at II 1591 16 for (onad. Proviflon*—Pork nominal at 631 87932 for
mee*.- Beef quiet and (toady. Cot meat* chanted. Bacon in moderate demand, priee* in fnror of bnyora. • Lard—Dull at 1991954c for fair to prime (team
rendered.
Et**—Dull at 23922c.
CMesgw Rierfce*. Cntcieo, Antn*t 31.
Eaatera Exehante—Moreaetire at par tellinc,
and 1-10 off bnyint.
Floni—Mora actirn and firmer at 66 2597 50 for >P Wbeat-%risqr and 29254b kicber; (alee of No. 1 at 61 281491 29; No. I at It £>491 27. cloeina at 91 %9129 for No. 2. Thie afternoon tbe market waa mere actle* at fl 2S for No. 2 at **1107*
lor September.
Corn-Lee* aetlre; No. 2, 88988V: rejected, 83?4^»4c; no trade, 77982e, eloelnt ea»» at 88e for No. 2. Thi* afternoon the market wa* qniet at 86V for No. 9 at ealler* for September. Gate—Steady:- ealee of No. 2 at 44*44V; rejected at cloeint at 44e for No. 2. bra—Firmer; tale* of No. 2 at Me: rejected at 819fl2c. cloeint firm at 9le for No. 2, and 8i>49
rejected.
aar; ealee of No. 2 25 at eel lore tor Bep-
teh, and
_itto uref-.rred 12 PaeiOc Mali 80 y.SSW;=—X tmerienn 38' United state* ..— 62 1 Merchant* Union.. 11 ?. Y. I'entral- 203 ilarlom 159
16JK
Mtohtea*nC^teH.::iS
Mlalnt •hare*: Smith A Parmelee,
Croete, 16.
Copper Stock* at Boiton nnchanted. Sab-Treaenry balanee not nDeoanaed.
Uwmdemaeel Nnrbola. Ti'kbday, Angu*t 31, Baltimore—Floor quiet and iteady. neat firmer; prime -to choice red, 91 4591 5ft. Cora firm; prime whito, 91 ivqi 18. Me.* pork qaiet at 634 50. Bacon firm; hama, 249'2dc. Lard
qniet.
Philadelphia—Floor very dnll; Northwestern extra family. 96 7597 50; Ohio. 9797 75. Wheat a little more active, bat anobanted. Cora; yellow. $1 1691 13. Provision* dull and nnchanted. “Petroleum firm; erode, 22922V. Toledo—Wheat 495c better; (alee of whit» Michigan retnlar at 9184; No. 2 white Wabash 61 2ft; amber 9: 38; No. 1 red |13?;No. 2 red 91 36; No. 3 red 61259126; rejected red 6106. Corn 1c better; eale* of No. 1 at 99c; No. 2 92c;
reiected 81c.
■Cleveland—Flour dnll and weaker, but unchanged. Wheat Heady and unchanged. Corn qniet and unchanged. Memphle—Flour quiet. Wheat. II 1091 3ft. Cora, 8>987o. Bacon qniet; ehouldere, 16V;
side*. 13V-
Loalvvllle—Flour buoyant; fancy, 18 50; iuperflne, 65 50. Wheat firmer. Corn nnohanged. Groeeriee iteady; New Or I can* augar. prime, 14H); prime New Orlmai molasses, 75c; prime lie coffee, 24V. Provision* declining. Mesa pork, 634 Baeoa, shoalden. Me; elear rib, 19c; dear side*, 19V: ham*, sugar eared, 22c; fancy,
23V- Lard, 20V.
Detroit—Wheat higher; extra white, II 589 1 59; No. 1, 61 39: regular, 61 28; amber, 61 31 91 S3. Cora dull at 98e for No. 1. . Mllwankee—Floor dull and unchanged. Wheat firm at 61 31 for No. 1; 61 28 for No. 2. foreign Mark eta. Lonnox. Angnst 31—r. s. Contois 93V 5 20 bonds, 1862, 84H: 1365, 8354; 1887, 83; 1882, at Frankfort, firm at 1SH Brio, 23: Illinot* Central, 91V Stock* iteady. Freoek rente*, 72f 16e. LiviarooL. Angnet31.—Cotton dnll; middling nplandt, 13V: Orleans, 135491964d; sale* of 6,006 bat**. California white wheat, 10* 8d; red Western, 9* 6d. flour, 24s 9d. Corn, 90* 6d. Oat*. 3* 8d. Pea*, 44*. Pork. 107* 6d. Beef, 90*. Lard, 77*. Chao**, 61* 6d. Bacon, 66* 6d. Spirit* Petroleum, 8d; refined, l*8d. Lon Don, Angnst 31.—Tallow, 46* 9J; Spirit*
Petroleum, 954d.
Aarwanr, Auguit 31.—Pctrolonm.firm at 66Hf. Mew Tmvfe Dry Deeds Harket. Nntr Yonn, Angnst 81. Dry Good*—Market fairly active and prices
generally Ready.
■4. Iwntm Market. St. Lotrtn, Angnet 31.
fobacco—Steady and nnchnagad,
Dotton—Nothing doing.
Hemp—In f«lr demand tor low gride*; sale* of
nndroesod at 91 1891 82: dressed 2 30
Flour—Snperfinos and extra* In demand and scarce: other grade* dull: superfine* sold nt 14769512; X 65 2595 35; XX 6>5096; choice and
‘ Inil. and at cloee gare way 'ados; No. 2 spring sold at 2 rod fall 11139115; No. 1
iholee
82c lor rejected.
Barley—More active nod 6nni at $1 3U91 40 cash, and 61 2ft a
tember. closing with bnyere at |1 3&
eelleraat 81 27 for Soptembor. Uigbwiaoo—Dali at 91 10.
Sugar Steady at 13J4914V for common to
pHmo Cnba.
Provirloae—Qniet and 6vm. Mess pork. $33 75
cash, boulders steady nt t?V.
Lard—Inactive at 1V4919c.
Cattle—Dull at I '93 W>4 for Texan etoer* and common cow*; 9695 2ft for good to choice cow*; •5 5095 75 for fair to medium steers; 16 4097 25
for good to eholee ditto.
Bogs—Dull and 10920c lower at 9999 2ft fir common to fair; 69 4099 60 for good to choice
lot*.
Keeeipte forth*past twenty-fonrboars—Flour.
1,497 barrels; wheat. 59,614 bushels; corn. 171,457
bushels; oate, 68.U25 butholi: rye, 6.4.19 bushels barley, 4.190 bushels ; hogs, 1,527 head.
.Shipment*—Floor. 2.437 hm bushels; cern. 30.821 basheli els: rve. 1,063 basheli; barley,
966 head.
Kreigbte—Fairly aetiv* at 595V for corn to
Buffalo.
i,o.i neaa.
Mtrrcls; wheat, 31,402 ete; oats. 5.UH bushey. 775 bushels; bogs.
COMMISSION.
Pr«|»rl*>«wr* ml (Jnl t 'kssjel Ural a Eli
stlwiey Nhlp m
e vain re. t'Mpaetly,
XM.eee Bnakela.
UARDMER, BIKT * OYIATT, Otfir* and Warohonio, 197 Mcrwln Street, PrutlHeo CommhBlon Meretutnl.s, LN)R the sale of all kinds of Conn IT Agents for tbe sale of New York Lime, Wl.lte Lime, Fish, Land P Cleveland. Ohio. •Jr Property received by Roil. Canal and Lake, for sale or -hipment. Give personal attention <o sale and pnrebase of Produce and Mergbandise on Coumiseion. Liberal advances made on consignment*. Refer to bank*, bankers, and business men generally. Shippers ot all kinds of heavy freight* bv Steam Derrick*, jell din.w.fly
Preduce. It. W ater ter. etc..
DOORS, SASH, ETC. •J Jk. m i : :-i ?-i i; ,v n o i: rs , No. 49 Center St., Cleveland, Ohio,
Mannfactarer of
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
ASH AND PINE FLOORING,
biding lend (Xllstg. Ntittr Bnlnelerst.
Rallstvns’
Sedate
jel4dm.w.f"m
■lime. Ntnlr Rminni ■••Mimipe. Newel*, I 'I mruiMgn, Etc.
CAR WORKS.
C£aKVEJL,AIVl> BRIDGE AND CAR WORKS, ■ebnlry, Clnflen A Praprtetorn, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
►UILD BRIDGES, Roofs and Turntable* of Iron or Wood. Also, Railroad and Btreet
jars of all kind
pt
D Iron or Wood. Also,
Cars of all kind*.
earOfflee, No*. 1, 6 and 9 Waring Block. UWWorks, corner Lake and Waaon street
jel4 dm.w.f.ly
SAWS.
NEWARK, N. X
IRONS.
SXa£U9S Sc DRAKE, Solo manofaeturen of 'Patent M-Mm bMOOTHUf G AND TAILORS’ IRONS. AIsm, ml Extra bud Irani*, mad Tailsra’ Co mm on Ueeae, mehl5 deodly NEWARK. NBW JERSEY.
VARNISHES.
PRICE, BOND A CO Mannfhctnrer* of SUPERIOR TURPENTINE
OOPA.X. 'V^h.RIWXSKBS.
JT-AJPAIV DRIERS, HEW ARK, MEW JERbEY. mehlft deodly
LEATHER.
V. 0. db JT. D. HARB1MON, Mannfactarer* of Patent and Enameled Leather, HEW ARK, MEW JERSEY, mebl5 deodly
COACH LAMP*. ETC.
C. N. LocM! h Co., Mxknfaetnran and dealer* in |C0ACH LAMPS, Carriage Hardware. AVO CABRIA&E TRUMGS Hew Hws., IS amd 3* Hacbaaic btraet, HEW ARK, M. J. mehl5 deodly
LOCKS.
COHHELIUS WALSH * SON, Manofaeturen and deal on in CABINET AND TRUNK LOCKS Travel la* Bax Frames amd Trmmh 0 Hardware, Hamilton street, corner Railroad avoaa*, HEWARK, HEW JERbEY. mehlS deodly
COLLARS.
ROBERT C. WINTERS,
Mnnnfaetaror of
HORSE COLLARS, Ha. 14 Hartk Lawremee btreet, KEWARK, N. J. mehlft deodly
CLOSING OUT SALE. Rmws fbr flmle at I^mn thmn Hmnmfttetarerm' Prices. A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF SAWS, consisting J\. of extra Cast Steel Circular, Mill. Malay, Batting. Cross Cat. Billet Webs and Saw Mandrel*. Stock thoroughly warranted, from the celebrated works of the late firm of Wm. Marnott A Co. Will be disposed of in lot* to salt. Alio, Bvart’s Patent Shingle Machines, low. Address JAMES SEABORN, 49 Center street, jel4 dm.w.ffim Cleveland. Ohio.
WINE BITTERS.
p??#at—Opened dnll, a, lightly on some grad**
'660107V No. 2 re . Itto.l 2l 191 25; No. 2 whit* 61159 118;
Cora—kirmor with a bettor demand; s mixed la Mcks^WV; ehoi}* yellow 91« Oatl—Firmer bat not net
bulk, and 509650 for mix Barley—Dgmnnd good ft little of No. 2 spring sold
ale* of o; good
_ rmer bat not active: sale* at 44946e in and 669660 for mixed to fancy whit* in
ood for bolt
bnt a
* in uerces.
mmon in liberal inpply and prime
nge at 295V for
IE C Hi 13? S 3E3 . READ! READ!! A TOTAL - ECLIPSE llaa certain effect* npon the constitution of the HUMAN RA4 E. T78PBCIALLY the Eclip*e that Is now taking Uj place respeeting tre welfare of mankind. All Tonies, and Rum Bitters, and Patent Med icine* are being eclipsed by the
. t quality,
e ot no. a spring soia at 61 07149110; choice
**jlye—?lrmsr at 80966.
Whisky—Declined to 61159116. with more sel-
lar* than buyer* at inside rat*. Groceries- Quiet and unchanged.
Provision*—Quiet; sale* of pork at 634; dry altod shoulders 14914V: ba ion, shou'ders 18V; ioar rib ride* 18VH8%; dear ride* 199:9V # Lard—Quiet andnnonanged; sales at 19V for
ohoic* koto* in Ueroes Cattl•—Common in I
andehoio*^Mare*; priee*
fikSipte^lonr^^MO barrel*; wheat. 39,200 bushels; corn, 4,3n0 bushel-: oats. 4,000 boehels: barley, 700 bnshela; rye, 6W) bushels; hogs, 200
head- ^ m , ,
Clmelammtl market. CigoiszATi. Angnst 31.
CKTS&rteL-’Sr&ffe _nd 61 ,(.591 4ft lor white, the latter rate for Ch Corn-L?| t |i ek /t II 06, and more teller* than
^OkU-Btondy at 54966a. “.jr.VdrM^o 0 ?^ ho..
^y^&^.%drararato quotation* oan not ho fflron; bolder* Mk |1 15. 1 Gold—•! W4 haying, and 61 94 telling.
K*«bxni»H»to*d7.
STANDERD WINE BITTERS OF ALFRED bPEER, The most wonderful medicine known. Cares in every ease the weak and sickly. Children grow robust. GREAT EXCITEMENT
In all parts of the country on the diseorery of ombination of SPKBR’3 NATIVE WINE
Bark
,ku R , _ rs are
It promotes digestion, acts upon the Lirer an the Kidney*, and creates a Hungering Apatite.
irnrian Bark and Herb- and t pouring in from a 1 part* « •motes digestion, acts npon the Li
ian •aril tea <
the Kidneys, an: MOTHERS, if
and Root*. Orrte of the world.
PAD LOCKS. lt<> >111 Id Ac CO (Successors to H. C. Jones.) MAircrxcTCBins or
y
BRASS AND IRON PAD LOCKS Of every description. Also. Piano, Melodeon and Se*in£ Machine Locks, ISTEWA-KII, rtf . J . mehlft deodly
TRIMMINGS. IIEA.TH <5C EEAEEI Manufacturers of E1VA>IKUE1> olotiis. And Dealers in Carriage Trimmings, 7NS Erased btr#>et, Newark, How Jornoy. mehlft deodlv
NAMES. 8. B. & M. C. CRANE, (Late James A. Crane.) MlVUrACTCRKEf OP WOOD II >1E S , Ho. 57 Keekitaie btraet.
Ttf E W A. H TH mehlft deodly
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BITS, ETC.
i . PAimraeje i
D. C. CHAPMAN dk CO., 71 T. X XShtfliW 1o Ijis’vT HOUSE AND SIGN ?i -in-ii ri,-?iT !, --# ia - Cbmsr Virginia Am. and Wa
(nr grains,) v
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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
nUglTdly
HARDWANfir ETC.
BISBY XAHKXBICK. : ' Wfe'. 9KANKEDICK tA B
Dealer* In nil kind* of
Hardware add
Ho.MOBnstWash^i
—
BBO. ' - -bTi-til
*um2Z dBm
FI8H.
O. 8 Washixotob. D. CurLBS. Esq.: Please find imnnicetion from the Exaetiner, in tl tor of interference between Band. Lad Cutler, for imanafhetare from Codfiskj reipootfully, , Cbumi Bxamxn'a Book: In
ad B. 8.
This establish': Unde- which t_. and Philadelphia
5M Co
’■the patent ds^Salt Fish
mpany. 521 Columbia aranne, manafoctnre
their Duicatkd Codkisk. For rale by all good grocers.
w ^ j WARNBB. RHODES A 00., Water and Chestnut streets. General Agents. None genuine unless bearing oar trad* mark a* above. Parti** offering any other will be •nmnarily prosecuted. mehlft dly
LEAD, OIL, ETC.
ST. LOUIS LEAD AKD OIL COIPAIT.
WHITE LEAD. ■xnvrAorvuna WHITE LEAD. ZINC, PAINTS, LINSEED AND CAMTOB OFLS. r PHE product* of this Company rue ran teed 1 equal to thoee of tb* oldest ootabUshmonte in the country nod or sale hv all PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS. HARDWARE AND PAINT DEALERS. Unra and Faclory Cor. Came Avemc •md bevoad btraet, bt. Lorn la, Mw. J. B. JACOBS.Secretary. W. H. PUL8IFER. President.
MALT EXTRACT.
HOFFS HALT EXTRACT. RREAT REDYCTkOH IH PRICK. fYUALITY and properties unimpaired. A Dovsf lightful. Nutritious Beverage. A PleMkntInvigorating Tonic. A .Substitute for Ale and Alcoholic Drink*. A Htrengthcner for the Debilitated, (especially aarsing mothers.) A Certain Remedy for Disorders of th* Throat. Chert, Langs and Mo no Of h. nvaold by Druggists and Groeore. . „ JOS. 8. PEDERSEN, 2S Mnrray street. New York, sole Agent forU. ». and British Province, of N. A. ieaaod.odlr
BRUSHES.
Deal Direct Tith the lanufactiiren. Tke Iran Clad W. A. MEG RAW It CO. BRUSH Hmmmflaetaren, 222 West Pratt St.. Baltimore, MA.
Wktte Wwak Brwah.
COLE manufacturers i Wa«h Brush. A ful band. Our motto: Our
mehlft deodftm
sn I
1 assortment always on Our goods oar beet reference.
MACHINE CARD. MAGIIIINE CARD, Leather Belting and Hose Factory. r PHE subscriber ie still engaged ia mannfactarA ing tbe above articlee. Having commenced business in 1830, his long experience will enable him to offer the very beet article! in hie line. In connection with above, will furnish everything appertaining to Cwttow amd Wwolem Fncterfee, Kwktwe bhopn, Rallramdk, Ret., JOHN H. HASKELL, mehlft deodly Baltimore.
NOTICE.
JOS. BALDWIN & CO., Saddlery Hardware TVCATtfXJPACTTTYlEIlS. Fine Wron^ht Eng. Style Bits, Etc; 391 Market Street, IVework, New Jormey. mehlS deodly
G A. E ID - \IT B take this method of informing our friends YT sad the public generally, that Mn. PHILIP? HER ING left u*. some three weeks ago, without notle*. since which time we have not seen him. He is no longer in onr employ, and we ask that no ok* employ him or pay him any money* on onr account. We have secured the service* of a fiast class Tuner from the Bast, and are prepared to tone and repair instruments in the best manner. Address or leave orders with A. G. WILLARD A CO.. No*. 4 and 5 Bates House Block. anglT dim Indiaanpoli*. Indiana.
BUCKLES, ETC.
W. L. STAKE.
0. H. STILES.
W. L. STARR A CO., Mannfactarer* of SADDLERY HARDWARE Silver PlaMl and X C Plated H-A-H-HSTESS, Trace amd Bridle Hnrklra of Kvera ISrarriptlem, mt Low re* Market Rate*. Sole Manufacturers of Bedford’* PajentBn'cklos, No. 44 Lawrence Street, mehlft deodly HEWARK. H. J,
SAW WORKI
PASSAIC SAW WORKS, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, [Trade Mark Aaflonge RXB.] RICHARDSOifa BROS. ’ Tempered Steel. Cifun-
■geaIntern per. OdfilQ
make thorn healthy,
these Bitters, and no other.
a* a Hungering Apotite. •va your children, wish to id prolong their lives, ns* (her. Don’t fail to ask for
SPEER’S STAID ARD THE RITTERS. If one store ha* not got them, don’t be put off with something el*#. Th* best druggist* have
them.
Uremt Exelterewmt fm Mt Lake Over there Bitter*. Tbo oreads are bring cured by them. So* Brigham Young’* letter of the wonderful cure*. See that my signature I* over th* oork of each bottle. A. SPEER, Passaic. How Jersey. G. T. LUDLOW, Strand London, Agent for a jr**LA FOY,’ Pari*. Agent foetid Continent of ^SokTby Druggist* generally. ,4/ - - JTreRramrea* Tumfieuff «k* A««. ang27 dfr.B,wkwlR
Y deeigned for th* n»eof the Medreesion and the Family, possessing cpedireal properties which belong
Para Ha. Ho to Fern
A delirious Tonic.
CRACKER MACHINES.
body and unless won choc’
erfnl remediae, a miserable life soon
ia death, will be the result:
issv/tB*:
MEDICAL.
CHRONIC DISEASES.
to^SidiichTe^Di:; srvZ'imEZ 5=sr Cures Syphilis with a neutraliser. ■ No mercury or Poisonous drug* used. SreufATonaua and impotence cured by an infaUihl* method, snring time and expense. All disease* of a contagious venereal character successfully treated. Dr. James has been engaged in this specialty for more than a quarter of a century. Send for pua- • * * secret diaoaoos of
pklets for more particulars
both sexes.
Address br.^ James, at his Modiati Dn^titota^W 4; b the United States. aor!7 dAwly
Constiiation, Flatulence, Inii
Fnllnoss of
Blood to the Head,
Aridity of the Stomach, Nanaea, Heartburn, Disgust, for Foud. Fulneseor Weight inf
Stomach,Soar Brnetatio
, >ar KrnetatioL Flattaring at the nit of the
Swimmingof the Hoad. Hurried irrething. Flattering at the Hea >u(locating Sensations when in a Ly Dimness of Vision, Dote or Webs Sight, Fever end Dull Pain in tl Doficienqr of Perspiration, Yellt
of the Skin and Eyes. P&in
r ^DR. WM. THOMSON’S
tV'-: ■;
a ■. omen mmri CmmnmlfnMren Fnrtnrei nan Rwmnvnri tm Nob. 66 & 68 Virginia Avenue. Between Delaware and Alabama "Streets,
m
(i
, Ctog '
■ion of Spirits All these Indicate disease of the I gostive Organs combined with impuri
Whore he cure P&1VATB DISEASE S withont injorions drugs, is all their specie*, stage*, ramification* and,
phases
“ "lhoms<
ent of
ne#
success is proverbial.
Dr. Thomson has
reatment of I a specialty aim
the year l«6Lr
HOOUIoAJVXk
GERMAN BIT^i
m-
,Jfe!
isnad of Flnid Extracts^ - * ' I Barks from which thora :W_ gathered ia Germany; all). 'wr re extracted from them H t
Is ontiraly vegetable, and eoatainsi is a eomponnd of Flnid Extracts.
Herbs and Barks fro
mad* are
virtue* are
chemist. Those extracts are then this country to be used expreoely (« faeture of this Bitten. There is ■ubetaae* of any kind used in eom Bitters, hence it is free from all the] cidont to the nse of a liqaor prepai
HOOFIoAJVD
GERMAN T*
f.r. I* a combination of all the ingrT^; Bitters, with pure Santa Crux Rum It is need for the same diseases as) - coses where some pure Alcoholic £4 * quired.
m • re-vfo
TESTIMON
Like the following was never fce| behalf of any medicinal pteparatif-
f — ,
Hon. Oemrtte W. Woo Chief Justice of tbe Supreme Cow vania. writes: Philo DXLPHla, MfT^ V "I lad Hoc Sand’s German tonic, njeful in diseases of th* digv T ^^" S’ 'A»
rest;
and of groat benefit in cases ot want of nervous action in the fyst
Yonn. truly, “GEOR&E
IW. W0»
tea Th«
Judge of the Supreme Court of 1 ' f Philooklphio, A- — ^ “I consider Hoofland’s German ~ aable medicine in cue of attacks • Jfm or Dyspepsia. I can certify this fl rieno* of ik Years, with respect. • _ "JAMES TB * — . Hob. tiForge Httnrnn J Utica of th* Supreme Coart of } Philadelphia. J I hay* found by experience thb i
His _ .
.Many of the best and mostl caidid physicians, after har-fl
ing glared their patients under the usual form of treatment without retufoetory raratte. advise them to apply to Dr. Wm. Thomson as a demur During eight years practice in Chicago. Illinois, he cured over thirteen thousand cases. Dr. Thomson uses, in comnnction with internal treatment, an ingenious Fumigating Vapor
Bath of his own contrivance.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence of Self abuse, produce with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms, vis: Sallow countenance, dark spot* under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, and noises like the rustling of leaves and rattling of carriages, aaeasinees about the loin*, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted UtsUeot. loss of confidence, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flush os, eruption* about the face, furred tongue, night sweat*, fetid breath, cough*, consumption, monomania and
insanity.
The afllietod who hay* boon addicted to solitary habits, should endeavor, oa the approach of any of the above named symptoms, to avail themselves of the beet inenicsi talent before it is toe Late, and be cored of this soul-subduing and mnrderoo* disease, which destroys both mind and body, and renders its victim totally unfit for socieiy or marriageDr. Thomson will give to each patient a written guarantee, binding himself to effaet a radical aad permanent our*, or make no charge. mw Office and Consultation Parlors, removed to Mo. 66 and 66 Virginia arena*, Indian eprr li*. Indiana. P. 0. Box 1148 mchl7dly-iyl9wly
OfEee Nw. 76% JcSTcg—m Street, ketweem Seeemd and Third Streets, LOUISVILLE. KY. CtSTABLlSHED 1850, and chartered by th* -Ei Legislature of Kentucky, 1861. “for th* treatment of all disease* of the urinary and generative organs of both sexe*,” including apermatorrhoea *r seminal weakness from early errors, gonorrhoea, gleet, stricture.varicocele.syphili* in all it* stages, affection* of the kidneys and bladder. and the disease* of women. A Medical Pamphlet, containing sixty largo page*, and numerous illustrations on a new method of treating the above diseases without mercury, and important advice oa marriage, eve., sent under seal for to cento, The Consulting burgeon of this celebrated Dispensary. and Author ot the above work, may be consulted personally or by letter on all the diseases of which it treats. Patients at a distance treated by mail, and medicines sent to any part of tbe country on receipt of a statement of the com. Consultation private, and all basin ess strictly confidential. Head the above work before seeking medical aid elsewhere, and thus avoid quackery. Address GALKN’B HEAD DISPENSARY, sepU dJtftvlv Louisville. Ky.
All clas.«e not contegi
THE JllLWAl KEE Medical and Surgical Institute. Chartered by the Legislature of Wiseoasm.
is of disease that are ious are received.
SECRET INFIRMITIES. “Thu Sxcbxt Mositor:” or Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Private Medical Pocket Manual,un the Anatomy and Physiology ot the Sexual System, and its diseases including the Vgpereul. Spermatorrhoea or
Seminal Weakness from early errors. Female
~ith improved methods >
so
taining over 300 pages
tvings mailed nn
of treatthe Mar-
Diseases, etc., with improved methods meat, and a chapter of importance to
ried and those contemplating Marriage, con-
- vges, and 100 plates and *n-
derseal, postpaid. Price$1.
tmily Physicia
A copy of the Family P full particulars, sent free.
All the above diseases treated personally or by ndence. Address all letters to the at-
T. WILLIAMS. M. D.. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Cracker and Bnlaenlt Machines, Bakers’ Toala, Ete. TTINGSBURY A DAVIS, (Successor* to J. rV Holyland,) manntasturers of Patoat Improved Power and Hand Cracker and Biicuit Machines, Brakes. Cntters. Aprons. Oven Lamp*, and Bakers' Tools generally. Orders from any of the country promptly nxeentod. Re-
al rurroux son s, uayton, ui ’ly every city in the country. rManufactory at Rochester, Net
KINGSBURY
neari.
New York.
RY A DAVIS,
■arSend for catalogue of onr new Fewer Brake.
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CLASS.
BUFFALO STAQiED GLASS WORKS.
BOOTH dfc RRENTER, kCLASS STAINERS. * i No. 29 Pearl St., Buffalo, N. Y. I Manufacturers of Church Windows tin lead and iron sash. Stained, EnamJeied and Embossed Glass ot every de*. ■oription. I ••'Specimen, sent to all part* of the ■ eoaatn on application. je22 dly
MACHINE WORKS.
ROCHESTER BARREKACHHE WORKS. JOHN GREENWOOD, Manufacturer of Greenwood’s Patent Machinery, Stair® Cutter**, Jointer*. Handing Hstwln* Hnehlne* Planer*, Jointer*, Benndcm, Bhnft. Ing, Pmllien, Hnncers, Ete., Woodbury’s Building, Mill Street, je22 dim BOCKESTEB. Jt. T.
SCALES.
Falrtaits 1 MM Scales. W.P. GALLUP. General Ac't. 74 West Wash. Bt., INDIANAPOLIS. IND Buyottiithefcnmin*. frSfllj
German Bitters i* a vei dy (peptic lymptom* all
good T«
most directl
E SI
GEORGI
Hon. Win. F. Ro Mayor of the city of Buffalo, Matob's Ornc*. Fi fv.lo. , r ^ I have nsed “Hoofland’s Germ*^. _
: *
Tovic’* in my family during the can recommend them as an excel parting tone and ricor to the aysf has been productive of decided If feetj. WM.f
Hon. James 91*
Ex-Mayor of Williai
I take great pie:
land’s Gei
.mspor in rec<
rt, W *
♦e v.. r
afflicted with Dyspepsia. I h badlv it was impossible to ke*k stomach, and I became so weakite walk half a mile. Two bottt *d a perfect cor*. JAN
Jokn Entermarli
X.
A Lawyer of Williamsport, ^ ^ This is to eertifr that I hav German Bitters” forDyspepi invaluable remedy. —
O Jk. XT t x
Hoofland’s German Rome See that th* signature of C.
tte wrapper of each bottle, torfeit. Principal Office and Manufml Medicino Store, No. 631 Arch r Panasylrania.
EVAJ
ere
(Fonreriy C. M. J*
I -4.. ia' m .
•• * PSI cr f :
E «
Hoofland’i Qreman Bitt m . •* •• Toi tie “ “asanjssv’a ^ yon buy, in order to r ,ttb £ : r.
Wmw Bnl« by all > tn Kndflrifi* m i j MrSiWASaUrr fowl]
corresponuen ce. tending physician.
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TklrfF Years’ Experience In tke Treatment of Ckrenle and foexanl Diseases.’
ing nearly three hui and thirty fine plati
omy of tbe h
disease, able co:
1 pages, and one handi
cs and engravings of the anat-
e human organs in a state of health and ith a treatise on early errors, its deplor-
able consequences upon the mind and body, with the author’s plan of treatment—the only rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by a report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to th* married and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical condition. Sent free of postage to any address, on receipt of twenty-nve cents in stamp or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA CRulA, No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, New York. The anthor may be consulted npon any *f tne diseases npon which hi* book treats, either personally or by mail, and
medicines sent to any part of the world.
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COCO CREAM.
50,000! 50,000 !! 50,000!!!
Fifty Thonund Living Snfficieut to Prove X
Mo Yalne
Chalfant’s Coco
^ Testimonial* la
the Ineatimn-
Of
Cream.
commending it to their friends, die States to-day it is found on almost every
toilet.
Mo Lady Should be withont it. Mo Fatty, Bancid Aalreal Oil. Mo Barn Ing, Parching; Aleohol. Mo Potsoaoaa Coloring; tetter. CHALFANT’S COCO CREAM OK CBEOLE IIA1K GLOBS, fragrant led with in the land
sunny
The attenti that this ar
Alohol. oompositio: producin
in is called to tho fact ntain one particle of
nters very largely into the >st every Hair preparation, for a short time, until it
at!
lion of every tide does not
leohol ei of .Imo:
lacing a softness reaches the very
Delicate root of the Hair, And then it barns and destroys it. giving th* Hair a harsh and dry feeling, and finally, as old age advances, the hair falls oat. CHALFANT’S COCO CREAM! Is a preparation without Aleohol or Coloring Matter, containing the only true Vegetable Oil ever discovered as a proper eaais for a Hair preparation. Try this article one*, and you will never be without it. Sold Evcrywliepe. Priee—Fifty Cents per Bottle. Priee—Fifty Cents per Bottle. Priee—Fifty Cents per Bottle. Ptice—Fifty Cents per Bottle. Priee—Fifty Cents per Bottle. For sale by all respeetaUb druggist*. Th# Trade aupplied at proprietor**fcio** by STEW AKT ’■SKIfiTT. IndlanapoBr. Indiana. OATSTBY, Gm-TOtf <3c OO.,
PROPRIETORS.
BAL1TK9KE, HAJtTLAMD.
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