Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 September 1869 — Page 4

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WANTED, 1 ITUATIO N As driver on hack. j3 wason.or any business of that class. Apply at Farmers' Hons. 2-gt IRl A sood girl to do eeneral nouset TT work for a email fa.mil v. A German glii preferred. Inquire at this office. ee.a it MOCSE-A good tenant wishes to rent a honse containing Jot three or lour room., within five nno'f ?Sf the Post OS5c. Address J NO. Kfc 2 YON, earn of Rnx 14,50. - eit. roR SAI Srco-n-iiAwn force rimp is in good order. Inquire at the Journal OaSce. 8tPuOCSE AM) I-OT-On Eighth Street, hciuppn Cinrn and Mulberry, r.n ry. Quire at t O KO V PH. aire at the Journal OUice 01 x "oisiaoj. ; j vz- o-i BATCRDiY...!......-iEPTEMBEB 25, 18 CITYjrEWS. COAL CIXDEES. Some good foal Cinders niay ba found st tho Joarnal OGce. Any periion can hTe them by hauling laem away to-day. t3 Calendar Pencils call and see them at the Journal Office. Important to Druggists. On Monday next the County Commissioners will award to the lowest and best bidder, the contract for furnishing medicine3 to7 the poor of the county. Specifications relative to the matter can be seen, to day and on 3Iouday, at the Auditor's office. Sale of Business Property To Day. "Ye call the particular atteution of all desiricg to invest in real estate to the sale of property, on Fourth Street, known aa " LTallock's Block," which will be sold at auction by T. M. Elliott, at the Court House, at two o'clock thia afternoon. This is a chance for a speculation. jggy Mucilage Reservoirs, superior to anything ia the mucilage Hue, for sale at the Journal Office. Intolerable. The inlets to the Locust Street Sewer, between Sixth and Eighth Streets, emit a most horrid stench indeed. The villainous odor is observed all the way to the river at thj various inlets. This ia just what is to be expected so long as the offal from sausage manufacturers, and other villainous compounds are poured into the sewer. If the quality of the sausage is to be judged by the stench that the factory emits, , we don't want our's." any of the saussga "in J5S-Po3t Office and Bill Head Boxes, for sale very cheap, at tho Journal Office. Harry Macartiiy. Wo learn that Harry Macarthy, the great character, will pay us a visit next week. He expected to have been here sooner, but while taking an airing in a buggy, at Indianapolis, last week, was thrown out and hurt about the head. IIo has recovered, however, and expects to perform at the Opera House during the coming week. Off for Arkansks. Mr. K. L. Bach, for a long time associated with Cipt. Esslineer in the publication of the Daily Union, of this cityT will leave to-day, by the steamer Dardanelle, for Little Rock, Ark., where he will start a new weekly newspaper. Mr. Bach is a worthy young gcutieman, and wo recommend him to the kindly consideration and liberal patronaga of the people of Little Rock, and hope he will prot per. tfiy Purple and other fancy colored Inks of superior quality, in large or Email quantities, at tho JOURNAL Office. County Commissioner's Court. Tho County Commissioners will meet again on Monday, and one of the most important matters upon which they will be called to pass will bo tho awarding of the bids for tho 612,000 loan, on county bonds, for the conetruction of the Pigeon Creek bridge at the Crescent City Springs. -Bankers and capitalists are especially interested. Valuable Real Estate at Auction. We call attention to tho Auction Sale at 2 o'clock TO-DAY, at the Court House, of the valuable business property known as Ilallock's Block, on Fourth Street," near Walnut comprising four three-story substantial brick buildings, with metal roofs each having deep, dry cellar?, and six finished dwelling rooms two in the rear on the first floor, and two in each ot the second and third stories all very convenient as business houses, with dwelling accommodations. The very host American Peas of all the different brands can be found at tho Journal Office. Postponed. It will be remembered that we last week made an item that Col. Buchanan had gone to Petersburgh, Ind., . for the purpose of defending Crane, who murdered a man at Winslow last March. The trial was called up before Judge Baker, of Vincennes, but it was found impossible on the first day to impannei a jury, aa nearly every one had formed an opinion on the case. The Judge then cent out to the outskirts of the county for a "special venure of forty-eight jurors, and the next day, after the Court had secured a jury, the defendant filed an affidavit that he did not believe, he could get justice under Judge Baker, and asked that the case be tried' by another Juue. Judge Baker announced that he f, ould call in, Judge Jas. G. Jones, anil the trial was postponed till next December. jgQf- A large stock: of Ink Stands, ranging in price from fifteen cents to $5, for sale at the Journal Office.

gTEiMEOlT ACCIBEXT. Ihe Fanny BrandcU Knns Through Herself, Expends Pitman, Piston and MC" Head. Three Lives Xo:t. By the arrival of the Fanny Brandeis last night, we learn the following particulars of tho accident to that steamer at the Grand Chain, on Thursday raornirj?, cn her return trip from Cairo. As she was crossing the Chain, she broke a wrist and threw her pitman, piston and ,lT" head into tho river, leavicg the ejlioderhead and piston-hcad in the cylinder The beat immediately filled with the expanding" steam from the cylinder, but fortunately no one was hurt in tho slightest degree. Unfortunately, however, one , white man and one necro of the deck crew and a negro deck passenger, became panic stricken and jumped overboard, and were drowned. Their names are not known. This is an unfortunate accident to Captain Miller and Kitt Rudd, who have had a series cf bad luck for a year rast, r.nd it is the more uufortunate, a3 it was designed that thi3 should be the la3t trip of the Brandeis. It was fortunate, however, that the disaster was no-worse. Base Ball. The Evansville Base Ball clubs are baviug fine sport on their grounds every Saturday. They will tj.veaa interesting .game this afternoon, and as the weather promises to be fine; we doubt not many ladiea and gentlemen will avail them selves of this opportunity of witnessing seme fine playing. The wagon will be at its usual starting point at 2 o'clock, to-day, and will leave for the grounds promptly at fifteen minutes past 2 o'clock, and it will be to the interest of players to bo on hand at that time, as the wagon will not wait. Do not fail to notice the change of tinn. The fine weather will not last long, and thoso who desire to play or to witness good playing should seize time by. the forelock and go to-day. , Justice Emery's Court. The surety of peace caee, of which we mado mention in the Journal of yesterday, as pending in Justice Emery's Court, resulted yesterday, in the parties meeting in court and effecting a treaty of amity and friendship, agreeing to exchange visits, be sociable " in love preferring one another," and the case was dismissed, the defendant agreeing to pay the costs. A proposition that tho parties should ride home in the saino hack was overruled le3t the feud might be revived and tho alfiir. settled after tho style Stall 1 "H - -s or Alien and lucuooie. rromcem-. onstrations last evening, we are inclined to believe the fire of enmity is on'y smothered, not quenched. A new eruption may be shortly expected. A Serious Accident. Mr. A. Sehwaegeilc, the well known sign painter of this city, and his son Philip, met with a serious accident about 10 o'clock jesterday morning. They wero together on a swinging scaffold, engaged ia painticg the sign on the front of the Union office, in Washington Hou:e Block, on Third Street, when tho gcaSfold gave way, and they were precipitated to the pavement, a distance of nearly twenty feet. Both sustained : serious injuries, though, happily, no bones were broken. They were taken up insensible and conveyed home in a carriage, and Dr. Legler w.i3 called to their aid. If they are not injured internally, of which fears are entertained, they will soon be out again. ' The greatest care should be ob served in rigging swinging scaffolds, as such accidents are frightfully frequent. " 2 - Recorder's Court. The moral epoch . is ended, the dog star rages again. The Recorder is again in the chair of judgment, and Justice has resumed her sword and scales. Tho Recorder's Court was again busy yesterday, and the city lock-up, alias Hotel de Royston, is again doing a lively business. James Brown was charged with having committed an assault and battery on a fellow beirg, and like the fellow in New Orleans who wa3 sent to the penitentiary for stealing, " the suit went agin him." The Recorder wanted 510 05, but Brown was short. IIo wasn't one of the " Bulls " at the " Gold Room " yesterday, and had no share ia the eleven millions realized. It was finally agreed that if he would pay $7 to day, the balance would be remitted. John Stobbs sampled too much boomerang whisky and fell from the ranks. He was picked up as a straggler, and taxed ?5 43. He gave security, and made a graceful exit by center. Frank Dean (no relation of our friend Bill Dean, Ex-Councilman of the Second Ward, nor of Dean Richmond the famous New York politician) was not onij drunk but disorderly, and was required to contribute to the school fund $4 60, which he contributed like a little man. A few other cases were continued until to-day, and it is not altogether unlikely that Judge Willard will, this afterncon, deliver an elaborate opinion on mo mgniy important question: '' Is a white man or boy, who goes to a negro ball and raises a disturbance, meaner than a well-behaved negro?" Court of Common Pleas. There was no case of general public interest before the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, and the monotony of the proceedings' were only relieved by a slight cbulition of feeling on the part of an attorney, because of a difference of opinion between himself and the Judge on a point of law. We never ; saw a lawyer who did not, in his own

estimation, know just as mucn law as

. .' s t any Judgs, if not a little more, and most lawyers retain this Battering self-estimate until they become Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States. It i3 natural. Personal. Mr. Cyprian Preston arrived ' home yesterday, from a lengthened sojourn East. Mr. Charles Viele and family are expected ia a day or two. Mr. George Viele arrived, home several days ago, in fine health. E. D. Owen, of New Harmony; J. S. Bigelow, of Indianapolis, and S. J. Bingham, of Hazelton, are registered at the Sherwood House. A.LL Seas Over. The Courier, a day or two ago, insinuated that our distinguished fellow-citizen, Hon. John Ingle, Jr., was cn route from Europe and " half seas over."- We are happy to learn that Mr. Ingle arrived in New York safely and in good health on -Wednesday evening, and will, it is expected, arrive at homo by to night's train. He will be warmly welcomed by hia many friends here. Bitten et a Doa. We regret to learn that Mr. John Blangy, who retides on the point opposite this city, was severely bitten by a ferocious dog, on Thursday night,, under the following circumstances: A neighbor, who is absent from home, left his premises in charge of Mr. Blanfy including his dog, a large and ferocious mastiff, which was chained. Blarjgy had made friends with the dog,. or;, at least, supposed ho had, having: frequently fondled him after feeding him. Oa Thursday night, after feeding lira and patting him on the head, be was about to loosen hi chain, nhich had become tangled, when the dog seized him by the wrist, mangling it badly, and finally, as he was freeing himself, the dog seized him' near the -elbow, inflicting a very painful wound. His injuries gave him great pain, and made him very sick for some hours. Ho was much more comfortable last night; but will have a sore arm for some time. ' t" Bathing His Feet to Keep His Head Cool. An old white headed man without a hat was perambulating the streets yesterday, evidently under the influenco of mean whi.-ky. Lata in the evening he wandered lown to the river at the mouth of the Main Street Sewer, and laid down close to the water's edge with his feet io the river and his bo Jy lying parallel with the sluice leading from the mouth of the sewer to the river. Had he rolled over once he would have been in the water in the sluice, and probably drowned. Had such been the result, we do not know that any particular loss to the community would have been sustained, except that the county might have Ineu put to the expense of burying him. We have noticed the same man on the streets intoxicated for two or three days, annoying every body he met. Why is he cot taken up and sent to tho Poor House or out of the city? A Stray Rail. During the racent low water, wc noticed a. bar. of railroad iron lying upon the wharft and now, after having been again submerged, it b again in sight. It be longs, we believe, to the E., II. & N. Railroad, and is one of tho lot of rails carried from thia city to Henderson, by tho Sallis V. last Spring, but was accidentally left behind. We are told that two or three rails of the same lot wero recently discovered by beys in the river swimming, below lowwater mark. As each rail is worth some $25 or 30, it would be well to have them fished out and sent for ward to where they belong. Knocked Down. -We are ' told that one of tho women who were par ties to too surety ot peace case, settled by compromise yesterday, as mentioned elsewhere, took a toast or two in honor of the occasion, and afterwards fell in with a man who had been a friend of each of the high contracting powers. A controvcisy arose between them, which resulted in the man knocking the woman down. No airests had been made up tj midnight, so far as we could learn. This is certainly an interesting episode in the history of our city. Up Again. Jim Mulligan, who has figured very extensively for years past in the Police Courts, is again in trouble. Having indulged, in .the chronic weakness drinking too much boomcniekle, he got into a difficulty with a shop-keeper on Water Street and was about cleaning out the premises when Tom Royston, Chief of Police, happening along, requested Jim to go with him, and he went. If Jim would keep sober, he could keep out of trouble, but, Jim, unfortunately, will drink. Matrimonial The high price of crinoline and house rent does not seem to have any depres.-d:ag effect on the matrimonial market. Tha following parties male investments during the past week : Egullus Bucuenbarger asd Mollio Henn. t'. W. Heneubruik and Briary Kissel. Charles Weber and Lizzie Weise. Frank Klein and Ptiiilipina Daussman. Kobert J. Harp and Agues W. Pennington. Henry Leazer and Lin a Lape. Cnp-iid Letters. Post-Office, Evansville, ) Sept. 2ol7i, 1SC9. List of letters in Evansville PostOfSce, which are held for postage, and insufficiently directed. If not called for by September 30th, they will bo sent to the Dead-Letter Office. Persons calling for these letters will please apply at the Cashier's Office. Mrs. Catherine O. Powers, 'ew Albany, Ind Mrs. Thos. Xnight, Henderson, Ky. AUssSallio Nisbet, Henderson, Ky. Miss Ellen Hynt s. Itockport, Ind. . John Gard, Ht. Weudel, Ind. W. tf. Buepard, Cloverdale, lud. Miss Angie Garwood, Boouviile, Ind. JOHN-W. FOaTEK, i M. Railroad Iron for Paducah. The Palestine, last night, brought down from New Albany GO tons of railroad iron for Paducab, to be re-

shipped from this point. This is a new

article of reshipping freight. We did not learn for what road the iron is intended. Real Estate thassfeks. The following is a list of the real estate transfers for the week ending Sept. 24.1569, ss appears ou record on the books of tne County Auditor: . Eva Maria Altrater to H. Fischer, Lot 3, Block 66. Lara asco, for X. John Scborle et at. to Elizabeth. Seibert, part of east half of southwest quarter, 9,6,11. Also northwest quarter ot southeast quarter, 9. C, 11. .IS', part of Lot BIock 10. Laroaseo, and part of Lots U, IZ and 13. Block 1, Decker' First Addition, for 81,250. , James G. Jone to Mary E. Hynes, Lot 10. Block 10. Eastern Enlargement, lor S10O. Juliet'e Newberry to F. A. Allen, part of Lot 120. Old Plan, for 83,431 5. F. W. Briukmeyer to Wia. Hilged.ck, Lot9, Block, o, 6lirpe's Enlargement, for $300. W. 'W. Tlehenor to J. II . Rogers, Lots 18 an i 17, in Block 4, Hubbard's Addition, lor '?'nnUas to Henry Woebier, Lots 15 and 10, in Block 12, Sharpe's Enlargement, for al,t;(A). J. F. Thle.se to Charles Monroe, Northwest quarter ot the Northwest quarter, 20, 4, 10, lor 81 GlXl. Wm. Heiknan to B. Kell, Lot 6, and part of 7, Block 2, Decker's Addition, for 8275. Henry Gantz to Joseph Weuler, West side of Southeast quarter of the SoutUwes . quarter, 3. 6. 11, iorSlDO. M. Decker to Nancy Rogers, Lot V, Block 1, Northeast Enlargement, for ja00. R. H.Johnston to C. H. Mann, Northwest quarter ol Northwest quarter, 35, 5, 10, forSlioOO. . f. McPiiillipsto F. Forster, LcU 16, 17, and part of J8. In Bioci 11, Fourth Enlargement for 81,600. - Wm. Rnark to James Rnark, part of Lot 31, Dixon's Addlli iD, for SSJ. Jfl. A Cooke to Christopher Uaab, Lot No. 6.1a Block 21, Sharpe's fc.nlarseoaeit. for 1350. , Win. M Johnson, Guardian, to Colnmbbs W. Dunaway, Lot No. 5, in Block No. 9, Eastern Enlargement, for 82,350. 4 . OTZ jjtt.'i 23" Writicg;Inka, of all the beat brands, always on hand at the Journal Office. "BirreltV Hair Restorative. ? Toe will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at Glick & Sehwartz'. opposite the Opera House. Bep'i5- ; Indiana State Fair Excursion Tickets, will be on salo at ail stations oa the E. &. C. Railroad from Monday, the 27th, till Thursday, th-30ih.inclusive. Good to return till Saturday, October 2d. sep24 4t J. E. Martin, Secretary. ? . ; -; . . . ; ' ; ' Barrett's ' imparts new life. . t - Lunch I CI? Lunch ! I Roast Veal and Oyster Soup, on Sunday, 26th, at 9 o'clock, at the Office Saloon, on 3d Street between Maia and Sycamore. Also, regular Loneh every morning at o'clock. . sep25-lt. Joseph Kaun & Co. The very best Carmine Ink in the market, for Bale at the Journal Office. - : ; ' Evansville, Ind., Sept. 23, 1SC9. Messrs. Cloud, Akin & Co.: ; Gentlemen: It gire&.mo much pleasure to testify to the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorer, Jatamansi. During the late war, in tho battle of Williamsburg, May Cth. 1SG2, I was wounded in the head, and and "very soon after I commenced losing my hair, which continued until I became completely bald. I ra mained in .that condition up to the month of June in this year, when, after havirg tried Hall's, Barrett's, and other professed Hair Restorers, without effect, I was induced to give your Jatamansi a trial, and at this time, having used but two bottles, my head is covered with a growth of hair which is rapidly growing, and is now two inches long. Respcctfuily yours, It. F. Hebb. Clerk Evansville & Crawfordsville Railroad Dopot. sep-i Silver Polish Is prepared especially lor Cleaning and polishing Silver, Plated and Britania Wrares, also German Silver, for restoring the plating when worn off, and for cleaning and polishing Silver, or Silver l'lated Ware it has no equal, as we have tried everything that ha3 been offered to the publio in the line of Silver Polish, Silver Pow ders and Soaps, and found that they would all scratch and ruin the Silver after usitiSr two or three times. We guarantee our Silver Polish not ro damage the ware m the least, and it may be used even by inexperienced help with entire safety, as it contains nothing that can posdbly injure P.'ate or Jewelry. Manufactured and for sale by P. L. Geissler & Co., Jewelers. No. 51 Main Street, EvaoS' " villa, Indiana. sep25 Thurn 1 no mistake abont it. Fl.AJiTA tion : Bitters will ward oil Fever and Ague and all kindred dine ses, If ued in time.- No family need suffer from this dis tressing comp aint If they will keep Plantation Bittkrs In the house, and oho It according to directions. The most lmpor tant Ingredient of this medicine Is Call' eaya or Peruvian Bark, which Is known to be the finest and purest tonic in the vegetable kingdom. The extract of this Bark Is the active principle of all the good Fever and Ague Aieaicinss prescrioeu Dy intelligent doctors. Calisaya Bark is used extensively in the manufacture of Plantation Bitters, as well as quinine, and we dare car they owe their popularity mostly to that :act. We can recommend them. Magnolia Water Superior to the test imported Germau Cologue. and sold at haif the price. ' Barrett's" strengthens the hair IaFFaber'a best Artist s Gum, at tho Journal Office. ISargraiiis IN DRY Look Out" gains in GOODS! for Great BarDry Good3! Save Your Money I Hughes " has ju3t returned from New York, where he has looked out carefully for the interest of his cus tomers, and bought a large stock of the very best of every article in his line, and will sell them at such prices as will insure perfect satisfaction. Ho asks particular attention to his stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Water-proof Cloths, Wnite and Colored .Flowers, a very choice stock of Irish Linens. Large stock of Hosiery fjr everybody. Elegant Dress Goods. Large and superior stock of Velvets, Satins, Dress Trimmings and Notions.-i - - A very complete stock of Ribbons, Crapes and Melines.LadieaVMLisses' and Children's Hats of the latest Fall styles. Large an3 varied stock of French Flannels and Plumes. lie has not neglected. his stock of Embroideries, i to , whiclv he added largely. .. , As usual, hV has the best assortment and. cheapest Prints and. Muslins in the city.: . ' He respectfully asks attention to his stock. ' Wm. Hughes. se24-lw No. 46 Main Street.

, P. I. Gelssler's Celebrated SllTe i Polish, f Manufactured by P. L. Gcissler & i Co., Jewelers, No. 54 Main Street, ; Evansville, Ind. Price, 50 enrs per

cottle, tor salo by all reliable drusrgists. Electro Silver Plating. Wc are, also, prepared to re-p!ate Tea Setts, Castors, Forks, Spoons, Ice Pitchers, Cups and Goblets at onethird the cost of new goods, and warrant them to wear equally well. ee25 Money Saved. R. W. Harper & Co., No. 30 First Street, are now offering to the trade a large variety of fine tobacco and cigars of their own manufacture. They manufacture their entire stock, and will sell as cheap as the same articles can be bought in the United State. Dealers will make it to their interest to call on them and examine for themselves, as they can save the cost of transportation from the Plast as well as the profits made by tho wholesale dealers. sep23:f Attractive Auction Sale. We will sell, on Friday, a large lot Dry Goods, consisting of seasonable articles useful to every family. Shoes for Ladies, Misses, Boys, Girls, Babies, and the old man. Also, a nice lot of Glassware and Table Ware. This sale will commence at 10 o'clock a. M., and will be continued at 2 P. M. each day, till further notice. One nice Brussells Carpet on sle, 3 pair fine Venetian Blind?, 1-Wardrobe, 1 Sofa Chair, 1 lot of Chairs, Mattresses, &c. Friday, 10 A. M. sep23tf Elliott, Auctioneer. " Barrett's ' warranted. warranted, Barrett's' ATTRACTIONS AT THE Popular Store OF MILL.KII fc UICI.NfOXlll'EK, O.i First Stre:t. Dress Goods a Specialty. Just opened, Black and Colored Silk?, Irish Poplins, Robaix and Luxemburg Poplins, Velours, and a most rare assortment of Black Goods, for suits and dresses. ! . Medium and best quality of Lyons' Silk Cloaking Velvets. A very euperior stock of fine Laces and Embroideries. Carpets Body Brussels Tapestries, Three-ply, Ingrain and nicst every quality and kind manufactured. Cheap! Cheaper 1 ! Cheapest! i ! Goods delivered to all parts of the city by express, free of charge. ge22 New Stock Direct fsom New York. J. B. Alhering, ot the firm of H. & B. Alhering. No. 36 Main Street, having returned direct from the Eastern markets are now opening a large and well selected stock of Beavers, Cloths, Cassimere?, Vesting, ic, which they will make up to order iu the most fashionable and latest style. For cheapness, fit and durability they defy any and all competition. P.S. They also have a lartc and well selected stock ot bents 1 armh ing Goods. - - Eepl7-tf JtSy Fine Gossamer body Silk Ilais made to order at sep21 tt "Weber & Co's. Weber it (?o. Iiava this iliir r ceived another large shipment of Hats and Furs. Among them i the American Girl, the improved Sinbad in new colors, more Boys and Youths' Hats, decant and Rtvlish. Call before Saturday night, as you can bo better waited upon. Remember the liar two doors irom the corner of Second and Main. sep21 tf Gratuitous Testimonial. Read the following gratuitous tetl monial from an oil merchant kno.vn to all tho wholesale trade of this city: Madlsonville, Ky.. ) Sept. 1st, 1S09. j Dr. H. W. Cloud: I am not dis posed to believe all I see and bear in reeard to patent medicines, nor am 1 disposed to give them credit for half the merit which a good many of them claim, but 1 am in duty bound to make the following acknowledgment in refer ence to your Invigorating Cordial, which, by the way, is made with open formula, and lor which you claim, I believe, no mysterious or secret properties. - In 18541 was broken down in health, by becoming overheated in the harvest field ; and for thirteen yearsespecially duriDg'the Summer, I suffered f rom bil ious derangement, and a most annoy ing nervous debility so much eo that during warm weather I was wholly unfitted for business and had almost despaired of enjoying again my former robust health. When you sent me the cae of Cloud s Invigorating Cordial, with tho assurance that if it failed to cure, you would charge othing, I had scarcely enough faith to make the trial: but I finally did so, and to make a long story short, I am now enjoying as good health as before my misfortune, and I know it to be due to the restorative properties of your Cordial. On several occasions after my nerves and liver had regained their proper tone, I had slight relapses, which were speedily cured by a few doses of your medicine. This testimonial is given without your solicitation.4 Wm. M. Bailey. JCST" The largest fine stock of Hats, Caps and Furs ever brought to Indiana, can now be found at sep21-tf F. A. Weber & Co's. Fish & Barter have just received a complete assortment of ladies French and American Note Paper and Envelopes to match. se4 Fine Arts. Fish & Barter have just received a large number of Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal io point of beauty to the finest oil paintings, which they are selling very low. o Fisn & Barter have the largest and cheapest etock of school books ever brought to this city. Call and see them. No. 19 Main Street, next to First National Bank. sc4 Real '.Lisle Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at Hughes'. Holland's Gold Pens are the best made. Fish & Barter are the exclu sive agents tor tne sale or them in this city. scl o I3T. C. Bridwell & Co . carrier of Main and Third Streets, have a fall stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery. Toilet Soars. Brushy. &c. Prescriptions carefully com pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-' gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tt American Girl. Go

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at Maroc-nnier's.

sc-z lorK Harst. Ty Tele-raph. New Yosk, Sept. 21. Cott.'.x Opened firmer and closed heavy; advance lost; sales of 1,)0 bfcoes at 2a- for ir.idiillug npian N. Klouh Receipts II Ss bbl. ; duf ; si !ei of 6,100 barrel at Jj K'.aii li for superfine 8tat9 and Western ; i 'JJ a 7 o) for pstr State ; id lVTii 73 for extra tyolcrn ; tti 75 SO) tor white wheat extra; i-2't375 tor round hoop Onio: t i b in! ( lor ex

tra Bt. Louis; 7 0'U!1 O'J .'or go id tocbolca ditto. Rye Flour quiet; xaies of 1,(0) barrels at H a') . C'iikn Meal Dull. WursKV-Eisier si Jlc f r Wtstern, sud SI -5 free. WHEATKetwipt M.210 bushels; market dull and heavy and 2't'io lower; sate of 6l,irjo bushels, pail lait .veninsr. at il i for rejected No. :i Spring, fl 4t for "No. - ditto, 9. 65 for common .No. 1 ditto, tl 0 il 5J loi Winter red and amber We.-urn, SI 55 for amber Mate, si u, 52 tor mm her Tenn'-s-see, Si 45 for Wider rrd Idiuois, 1 1 (4 lot While MieliigAn, 51 75 for white CuiiforuU. Ryjc Quirt. BAkLLV-Firni; mlci of :)fi u) tuslitliof Canada vv'c-t to arrivu, at $1 6u. Haki.lv Malt Dull C- kn KtceiptM 4i,4iW bushels: opened tdeady and closed i!im; 125 lower; sa e fousiiUs at 1.-.1 m tr unsound new mjxed Western, hij'1 jl 1 1 51 11 lor touud do., cosiug at 1 liil 12 lr found. Oats R iceipt ly.'iil tunnels: dul' and hewy ; bah 3l,tu3 bushels at tliiatwc. . Rick tj,u let. . ' CoffEK-Firm ad quiet. bl"SAli-U.yi active, but firm: sales '01 lihdal 123412; jc lor Cuba, aud liaVie for Porto Rico. .M O LAAItH- 1U 11.-PETROLECM-tasIer, H,!;c for crude, aud 314381 lor rt -fine !. Hops tulet at 10? 20c. - - Lis eel . il Quiet at tl rjl 01. r-rmiTa TuitprNTiJiE-Quiet nt 42 lii. Pork-Dun and adeemed; s-iiesol.'Ol bbl at 3i br.M 62 for mess, cioln at 131 01 casli ; 27,7 5.J fur prime, mod S.y 5u aSj uo Lr prime mess. BKKK-oteady;taliMof 120 barrel atM SO &li 00 lor new piMiu mes,s; 112417 00 for new extra roehs. lief haul quiet; uiea of til barrels at J."xjj;iil to. Cur Ikats Uuiet; h le of 125 package, at HJiiloo lor kuuulJers: 17.iao lor li.nu". Mid.iie.s quiet; fcuics ol ko boxes. Ice cured. atl7173jc. - La KB lr egular; s.t.Vi ot 270 ile.c mt l. iuyofors'eaLu; l-Ci.VWic ii, ket It reudered. Butter Steady at IC.V2ic for OUL. CHEKHK-Qmet tt l nj.lo'jC. FKEiauTS-foLlverpoo! uoiuia.tl. -1 tine siiaatl ilarr.ei. By Te.'tii jpa.l L'iacissati, Kept. Si. F10UH IjuII and tauler; sale ct family at 5 iw 40. Wukat lu liiht doruaud; Bule-s of red at Si LiJ:i Z. , Cokn ixtu at feaos.', wlih boyera effcron the Inside rale at tbe close. uats Unchanged, and firm at EO 15Ce. KYE-U. Ton Afx'o Firm find In t'ood dtniacd; isah-B ot l. 1) aih at 3."2J. VVHiaEi-ao:d at ?l V, but It i held blsher. Mis PoitK-tialet, but Ktfsdy at $32. Labb Firmer and with more detimnd ; ale at J7,'4Ct tJ"!-it wa held avl-lcat the cose. bulk SiiorLSErS -U:d firiufy mt HKc; no sides otf;riii)(. JJAtON Firm ; hales of shouldtm at lCc; BldeH, lite an I 1'jJi ; lor clear no and cear. Butter Firm forlresh at aojiie. lAiiS-l'Irnnuiue. ' : Cheese hirm at 153 15c. -lcjab Firm at 13;; 411c. CoFFEK-ln Uemahd at '2i&y,a. (ioLLl.a buying ; market quite uttitttledand no Kelllm; r ite e-ilahllnhcd. KxciiANOE At par buying. Moj.ev Market clove and iinne'tled; tli Hlate of the golil marEet has depressed ail ElLds ol bUiints.s. Rt. fiQls iSarSel. Ey lon.grafrb.4 HT. Louih, SSr pt. 21 Fi-orn Iuartlve and uncliiii'pMl ; Miper Fold 5,5 lli; X, ii 2"j.j 411; 2CX t5 50;u(i uu; aa. a., so iiati )); ctiuicu to luucy bunny tli 7.V08 60. Wheat Firm and held higher, which cheefced tiiisliit-ss. .Netrastx it Hp.ini; Hul at tJ tv'Jie :No. 2 rt;,t lim, S I in: No. 2 red FaSi IO4I OS; choice re , $1 2U-tl 25; No. while, $1 101 15; No. 1 do, SI 2u; chold 11 i.'oitv Firm and lilsher; mixed In bjilk 82c; do, iu K:ick, U J ilno ; inline ami rlioicu while, tforail CO; fancy ilu,il Kil (M. OATS-Ililier but unKettlel; mixed in built. iljitc; do iu bak, -17 WJ ; win 43 aji'e. liAULEY -Dull aud unchanged: prime iOWH f-prlng, !1 h; do J ilim.ls cl luUl ana tail, l 1; Mlyanml ao, tl .js!5. Kye Firm at tjJJi hVji. Wijikev Fn m Hill l,j. ()K(X'ICI'.Ik8- UllcIlUllKt ii. 1'oitK-tiuiet at M2 bn.i'2 75. Ditv .alt Meais Higher ; Fhouldun 15' ie ; c.tar rib shies, IV ic ; ciear sides, IhJ UAt o."f Very Hill'; sslos of shoulders at ltj'ic; rlbhldiH, la;;.c; clear rib l!!c; olenr si its, Vjr'fiW&i 1 K0,tW p; unun clear Milw, buyer, Uot., IK. o. Laud mail Miles oil orders at IH tierce; half bbl , lUJc. - ulcas;o Mariei. Bi Teleraph.J Chicago, Hef t. 21. Kxch ak; E H.tktcm unrbatig- d. FloUB Unlet at IjOiy? W Jor Kpiiu; extras. Wu mat-Le-s ncilve; sa ei of No. 1 11 2 1; AO. 2 'lecllneil 2c; KalesnlH ljil J7 closlnj; fl l.; this afternoon No. 2 was In la.tr demiiu.l atd easier at tl l;i;4'ijl 14, Bel ler's September. tyvJRN W alt 8d lc lower t nnlfi of No. 2 at T.iV, niif. ; rejected 7I' ,V5c;- no tirade 7a';c. c.osJiiif quiet at 75'.;: lor No. 2 tills Hl.iuuiiil the murUet wns Irregular buf active; Miles 01 .0,2 at 1 .jc, Ri ler's October. Oats 1 11 hiir denniol ami le lower; a!r of N . 2 i 11 fetore at i l i I ; at 42!i'4li!. n-I!er's the month, aud 41;,tll3aC, aellt.'r'a October, c.osini: lit 4 If csii. Rye tie I hut ni"iv art I ve ; ki'.ph of No. 1 at .V' tyTe; No. 2 at hi ; rejected at 7o '475c, closu g at 82u lor No. 2 tLcl 7n lor rejected. Barley tinlr-t, closing at II for No. In Hoie ami Ncllei'H I he moulh. II :iitwi u -r irm ; Knle at $1 4l I Closliiir with eellets at tl 12. M ess I'ohX -tiulet find wfakfrj ftates st ?! 25, clot)" at $.12 50 u:i2 75; muloa of UAi IiI)!h. ut 25 75, seller's January. iiARD Inactive ami n,in nul at ISc. Cirr Mxam-Dry-nailed ahouldera in active aud lirm ut H ili'c; ruugli Kites nominal ai 11(31, ;-,c; hiioit rib lulUdlei i;3l7c. . Me:rhls arKet. By Telejraph.l MmrHifi, Kept. 'A foTios Actlva and firm at 2 c; receipts Bli' haleti; Hjnirui'M CUles. Flock V rictiHiied. WllEAT-Quitt at il 2.5. Cokn Fiim; market bare at il (71 10. Oats-Dali at 5s j. Hay Firm at 62'. IVitK Firm and teu ilng upward. Laub-'2 iV. o 21 Wc. BAt. irm, wn Ii an upward tendency ; sucuiuers 140; ci ?ar biock iuo. - LoritTH!e IxrEct. Hy 1 tiiesiafh.! LoeisviLLic. Kept. 21 FLOfit Firm ; Mipcrflne $5''i 15. Okai Firm: torn tfjali.iu; wheat, red and white, SI lOjl 2U; Oats IV3VJC, and Rye IU J. JI-.,'-.. -iiiOCs:iE4 Firm and unchanged. , ilAY h irm ; Eitt 011 th levee. ToBACf'o Solea of 115 hints Ieif at S7 4) for lus to 8lo 2 lor cut ll iisr leaf. Potatoes Firm at 1 1) from slote. lK Jvi.-iio.sFirm ; Mem Porli at i32 50 3-1 oij; Bacon Bnooldera lsJiC; clear Klden iy.'4c; clear rlt VJyia. . -WBWir -Unchanzed at I 15. llAor.no-la scarce, and baa advanced lo J2C. By Tclcsraph. New Yoek, Kept. 21 uiiT uooDi-ilio panic in the money maiaei, 11 as 1101 aiiecieu me nry go ics trnJe as yet, to any extent, althouzli it exerts au unravorablo lnllu mce 01 bus! ne switrm'y. Ht:ll, laro dry cood.s Joboi'ist noj-e ared iiil' an exteuMve tiua tiers, and prices are fairly Hustalued throng out, iiotwitnstaudios tho recent dfclino in c illon. Jltavy hbeellnifs nre l'.aU at liy-ilo'v1. as to brand, but i, uu ;;,,'ii;s a e a ut iu weak, and beit uiaais cm be bought at 1,1 4 lie. 'n Ihe uiioetlie niailitL is ! ts active, but the iiifi.d lViincd infill ii is a c juuleracliu;4 ii.tliic-uce ou I ad-!. By Cable. Vox DOS, Kept. 21. Cnol liti. Five-T iventy bonds, '62V, 8.';;ijn. t.2'4; : iu a. i : Vi'amt Frankf.iw, fctji. i' reucn rtuies, o,'j. LiveiU'OCL. Septum b;r :, tTottou markel Sdlta of the weeif, .-jO,0l 0 bales, in cluding 17,0t0 lor exports, aud 11,10,1 to hpeculators; htoclr, 4l2,!Mj bales, lucudln tjj.ih.O American ; the mai ket to-day Is quiet audKteady; middiiug upland.s, 12'41; Or leans 12i; sales a.ouo baiea. Caiilortila white wheat iOJs; red Western No. 2, in 4, hays 5d. SV'esteru Hour 21. Corn, mixed. 2y.s tid. Oats Us (hI. i'eaa 4i.s. Receipia 01 wheat for the past three day50,'.J bubel, fiora all quartets, lnc udluK i,'J"i bu-ihola of Amtrican. Port 112s. BeefUJH. bard 75. Ci.Cise U2a UJ. liaCuU (S W. FfOUUCO unchanged. .ew Orleans Murttl. By Xeiestraph. New Oklzasu. Kept. 21. Cotton-Receipts 4 4 ',2 bales; do. for tin? week 11 7uS bales; expoila, to Liverpool W7 hli- coastwise 2 2 baie; do. to !av to IIvci'dooI tii7 bale; fctoclc l,7ll bulos; Miles lo-d y ",0l balun; salts for the week 5.0 bales; market lower; uiiddilng 2'J)ic 'cokn Firmer; while; Jl it). Oats C6c. KiiA.V-Sl 1j31 2. F011K Mw-3 t33 7.1'J.OI 00. Other articles unchanged. (jot-B 131. Kxchanub Sterling nominal; New YoBifclltPar

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York Cold J & w l nr. Fcj.-t, n. tieruciiti witli Sliorisou Hint i,ui. tt w however, accepted tb overture, 1,-1 oi v-nud by tho hope that muhci nl n 1,,'k'iL lie done at SVuMilulon to n-deve ti.e n...r. ket. TimiiniiMj lor lsw from that nuur. ler wan Intense, and the tiopq trim Uj Treiis iry might interfere wu fctrengihcn. ea by 1110 1 act, IU.11 uumi rous ami very nr?nt remonsl ranees were mail;, to the 1 Fria-ident and hecrelary of the Treantiry I by parties who, t heie was reason lo ex j ei t, i woum n;va iniiiience wiin me aamin s. f ration. But Lot a word camo from too tiovei uiueut, aud while tne Bears were wallinv, ti e Buds wero rarryln up th rr.ce by rapid Juoifm to 102 '4. Near noon tue ti.joiu, cm rendering all Li'vf, bea 11 to accept tu 0II..TS tf Heine mem, aud torn opoH(ors most hourly i or', couiprojuihed on the basi I 1 ltii l.' Aiioul rio'm mi ordt-r caiau from tlij f-ecietary rf the 'l'ieaury to hell lolaorro tLUiloo of roIJ and purihass an tqual mnoout of bou.lB. Ji.e outer, bowever, did not come until tho Balls ha 1 coiflpwlied a settleiMtnt at about 15 1, an ) the iiiliu operationa of l;i tiui.s uavii.it been onsu nim.i'e I, tliere was a ohh-o irop lo Hi by 1 :,io v. x. Contrary to ixp'tialiona. ihe, apeeuiation ruiinlualed wtlhoul any tUoi t 10 compvl the ayiut-ut of extiortrmar rates for borrowiij. On the eoatrary, whll the pncfi was "belii Carried up to over 1M), lh tsud were clf 1 -lugfrm ;; to 1 per eeiiU per day f jr having thir old carried. According to c rrejort. tb boll clique clal ru to have made cievta mhliona out ot tiiuir opoiat ons ; aud t ho iosues on tho other IJe iaut be equal. One prominent goid broker, Mr. A. w. bpeer who was conspicuous th a tiiorulni for bidding li.O lor one iuIJIk ti iollar.t goU - when the price was 14, hud failed to take tip tne cold, ncd in delence iinuie a atateuieut iu the lio.d BiKsri thia attei noon lo tne eft 'ft t nat t ,e Bold ho bou:it ye-teidy, was for Mr. V. ileideu, ana hia bids for iol 1 at loj lo-ilay, wif' un iifiounl f J.11. t isa, J r., and th.11 his inability to deliver It arone Irom both parties not having given hi 111 any marniit. lie did not explain why he bid loo when gold could lis' been boughtat 1 i. Mr. Speyera' conduct In other repo;la timing tne day, waa audi aa to hujtuent the idea that lie w.i pnder loms bailuclualiou, but a re;ott is rorient on tho kteeet that he bad been placed ,11 thecaieof hi friends, doea Lot appear lo l.econect, 'j he eriormons trn nmacliotis in tne (joid Room liavo p 'oduced a complete biaDk iu builLeit. iu tho Oold Bxcmuij't liuk it lifts been inipois!b:e to feileci ml I hecluarancos willuu the usmil hours, aud the ieull baa been that broker are uuab'e to ri'ike eel tiemeii ts of their ac.-nu ma, aud heveral firms liave tiuen forced Into temporary hUHpenso, with aerlous eiiilmrrament t ti,u whoJa inaiket. huvusl linns are praee d lo the pohlt loll of a 1 ni tut lr inn ruiaa locked up In tho Uu d l)ichsnu l'.juk, and beiuif uuabie to gel t h if 1 u ds, 1 u nablo to make th'-lr ceoiioti jz.x.d wllii liieir bank, aud tneief.ire eaunotiiive their checks lo, n tueiiu lit of cialms Th t'owiticrcfif haja: Amou tliese are A.U. Hpeyers, Bttlaen & Co.. P. 11. vllliama, Jr., eoldiiia4U, H unlor k Co., has. McCuro t Co., S. B. Waiter, mini V. illlam lleatn&Co.; lim two latti-r riiui.s msnuro their ciedilors of their enllie ai.iiily to nut tho advance uood as aoon lis they ate able to net poaae-alon of their funds by the completion of the uold cleaianoe, and there is appaieiitly a K"od proOubllity tnat few 01 the otnir liainea mentloued will prove t i be permanent taliurea. lnu hj i esMMtytt llieoio-luK ol Hie way the most event I ul one in I he hisloty of Wall Ktreel waa compsratl vely calm, million i:h in all dtiectioiis wuib Kathuiud hiiiail cio aos of broseia and cuiniuin, talking over arid il icuss 11 tl tiie t xciti nt; mm-ik-h. It is Mated odl J ally lhai ttie Uol l Fxcharise t',ntmr-wlil rrooabiy be aide 10 make, tin lr hett It men ta by 5 or B o'clock this evetittig, witeu the limrllrtij; br.ikeia wiiIiiukh a Mettleineut with tne Mieit Some, however, may not be ablo t at 1 1 lit 011 out Ih-ir all airs be (ore o morrow.Msny rports lire current 011 tin) Kinet in . MviaUnn to lat lalluiea, hill i-liouUi he rivi d wit Ii caul iin, as all Inil.cai oii point to n ntis:ac.ory ami lemeij I to-morrow. i!eid'iy tu clearings 01 the iil I-xrlinH Lank, , n s. li 1 1 11 n Wert tiesday 'a buslue.a, umouuled to I iJ,4.i2,40,i, but to d iv'a transact loua iniol liavu luricuiy axceaJtd thai ainuiiut. i ho lieaaiiry auu'Hineemmut s its follows: Nr.W YoitK, H ptcinber 2i, IS 9 NoTT'E Tii lov rumi'iit tn-frvn the rlbt t't accept the bids made at 12 o'clock to-uiori o toeiimif, in excehs oi dl.ooo.toj, lor gold or bjiul i, lu its diMtrellon. By d,i ('- on til the llou. hecre'aty cf the Tr amiry . .l4ueiii Dan'l i:t"rrniEiELt), AitUUlll lli'tllilrr. CliLb Vi'hu netile 'lea liming In alU rH00.J, Ihe pil e 1-11, inn l it to 1 l until late in toe day, Mbeul.ivil lo 1 i23a, the ciosiiif; pi ico. Xli" rumor th'it a foreign banking bonae sopl t.1.0 l,Mil lo day lor tiio Umvi i iimciil , Is ofliclaliy ci'iiirailli.'Ud. Tne rfct 'S paid fur carry in x wh o J-';2 lo 1 per cjnl. dm ln t he mm n liiK, aiid '4 per c. nt. 111 the af teLOou, liiouu aome io.ua W ere In'ide llrft. Itilnce tboHhdvo waa written, tfold advanced to tl 3-!, at which II rloMl. Failures aud lepoi is of fall tu ea have piodui-nd an unwilled I')' linn lu the nioney market, and the Improvement which foiioweil the break In gold has not hi uce been mai ul a I nid. 'J'he uilnlmum rale Is aoyen per cs-il, for (rold, and Is paid lor carry I mi atocka. Forelin Kxchsnwea were ilecldeiily better on the decline of K'hl. Prime lliiiker.' aterilnr billa 7h i.m,H per cent., with more busluesa. 'J'he panic in U"hi w.,s nttended wllii n tlec lue in (loveruiiic i.L, ransjliiif Irom ;', to per cent. At the hHoond call the Treasury tinier to buy l,mvo ' bonds to-morrow was ulttioded by an advance of about 1 per cen f., mud after the call I percent, further. 'J'he market fell oil" a imewhat Lcfoie close, and left oif dull. Jovri!!srrsrT-i .-Conpon, 'Kt; 120 tl2h'fj tlo. V. 12.''', 'tl'-ii'i ; do. 'l, Jii'-5 .I2I ; io. Mi, 12-,'il2i; do. new, 1 III li!!,4 : tlo. '(17, l.-J.ilo:34; do. 'ni, JlH.ll:3i; 10-lot, li'.i'i aioifj. ' J he ialoit 7'tihuni' money art Icle tiiiyx: at Ove in, a afternoon the Oold 1-K' h.inX'i Bank Waa t.i,:o to mkk) piymenta, nu l from api earuttcos the hous-js who were unabb' to respond to tuelr acn jiinl to-dav, from Ilia block In buaint-Ns, will Im In fouda lo meet tlimr fiiecka at Ihe !ieari uK lloi.se to-uitirrow. 'J tie ait cie aaa the euimlnat lou f the eaciluTr eat in t lie iohl Room cunvtl considerable p jrihasea of htocka t be made (ir an ad v not, and a t the close ; business the market wan hlronjt nod i xcllti J at an advance of I a 5 per cent, froru t lie lowest quotation of 1 he day. Tho Sab-Treasury balance 1 t5,b7.:, sji. .Vashillle Marhef. By Teleiapb.J Nashville, Bept 21 WJIEAT-Kteady r red tl 20; Amber fl 2-5; wune 11 .,u; nui nine onermg. Con n II Oats At 05c. Rye Ii 01. Bah lev 51 50. B.itn HlHin lOJc; slioulders 17c, and liairiH Vic, FL'iUK-AllStO. city AiVEUTisi::ii:.iA ((irporalicu Codecs. Hi jttnnbir Vlh., IWAK OHDF.lt FOR BUICK Hi DK WALK. I Mt XOIV IT IH ItLKKHV ItjtJurlered and ilirectef liy lh t.'onini'iti Lount il of tha rliy of JivaosTlIa 1h.1t the owners of all lots or parts ol lots, front 1 11 on or adjolnltiK the eat hiuo of Rim !S 1 r s t irorufecond Hre'l to lliiiu rireei ; In aald ell v. cause the :Uewalks IhernO'i In he bmu'jht to the pioper trrade, a'.d that they chus j a hid'iwal ol tia.s nutnb;;r one to tin Jail down thereon within thirty daja iti-m 'he pnb lctlou of tint order. A. M. ildiHil F, Clerk, Bv A. M 1 1 if.it v, lx pJtv. CHy U rk' uaiue,.Hept. 22d, liv. M.-21'ii Uuioueopy. UUCZ ScjiWAKTZ, .V II .''; nth Ti'rf i .Srt;t, (Cham z.xil'a ELocif,) . iioop SMrl si r nu factory and COILS XT HOUSE, Oixxl"!, wliere ou c:tn Ret the aliov nmcles at very lovr prices. All floor hit irta bought Iroirl lis will bo repaired '. of chciriir. hnllrit tha liberal patronaso bl t he public In the vicinity. I hoK9 11 viriR a i a ojsiance iii.'mi io Ji op kiru wiil take the loiioWlriK me ines, y ml v. e will i;uaraiitee 11 kooi .hi: is o. 1. .Measure around the walht; .No V. I.er:," n ; fcn. X. 4 he lareesl width around : No. 4. 'J im mice von with to nay. Ail orders will bo promptly attended to, iwil cut to any point by expresa. tememner me p;ace: GUi.l A rifll W A H'l'Z, ap.'ltf! Oppof.il tin 1 irif Hone. a. w. WAar.xx. thos. comykoton 0. Cl MUX HTdZKT. va;:ici:v L (;;).v:.';to,;1 MtALKUS IN 1'IANOS, OliOANS, alIC And Musical Goods of all kinds. Orders by mail promptly a:U)ii.l.l to. ffju dly Bit. K. A. IMI1I.HU, l-nys' a'l ami hurKon, having penuaneut.. located aTFvanville, Ind., will Kivo k .,. .i tentltjn to chronic d, senses an I the d;a-e;i.a-a of Womt n ana 1 hliOren. 1 hit hpeeific lor Akue and leierw" a.u ht his rooms, Mortbwat ori.erol Locust m ml Hecond Htreeia, I " "''",. "T " ."-econu, wiieie he can aiwa" uuit ui prc-le-aioually t-ngaa""-isept, 'il, J- "Kij-oia

lUTCn-HAiut 1 1 Thorium lilt , i I Wf Illy-:, jn it.ty-. The In ti ril w I 1 t resMmee of j ,t : 1' 1 1 t ' t I V'ti , ! hi Rficriioo.i. 'j t, In Vit i-ii to nt. 1 1 1 1 I v, l CO.M.V.IGCIO.v:!: 1 o AL! ul i. JL.4 "PT T I l; X-i III,. I Uu. nu a . pointed 1, y ( i,, Ol V a lliiel l,ii r Ill :: 1 ; V . 1 t I I. I IM , t I III! t y Miiiieoi 11 u t (, r ,,t lit I' S ."e;, 1 1,1 r let ill , ! ' i'iU ,'A'J l', 1 1 I i. Tiie following di 11 , ,1 1; Hated 1:1 Vatiilv M,i 1 ii'liniia. lo-wit : Lot n 1. 111 if, r s, , i, 1 n s , mi m her ohm h n ,,u,i d (,,,,( the Ol It; Itlal I '1 11 ri ol ihe ( Vllle. Ill- l it ftot.l iiji'i tlllWI-MI M il 1 11 II I i . ' ' e . , . by 7 f tjt I, ti nil h is 1 1 1 , 11 i A iso, iail 1, it 111 u l I e 11 1 Hip Oi i'lniil i'la 1 of I hi 1 i This Lot fronts 11 W it 1 Vine and iosiii m r-.tici f t t, and bus 11 1 ' 1 1 ii. a i ; ioi?. kiiu H n a; I in HT. CM it.'lt Ii. l-O'!. 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