Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1865 — Page 1

THE DAILY HERALD PROFESSIONAL. DONNALLY L SWALLOW, I Published Every Morning (Sunday excepted) by HALL & HUTCIUaWON, HERALD DUIL.DI1NG, IG 12 East Vaohington St., IXDIAXA VOLIS, JXDIAXA. Office, no. 7 and H. Id en lllark i:C market St., near n I. O. I5DU5ArOIJS, I!U. . TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT TAIN. A IJ. operative. appert-air.!cr to tke Profe.aUa per2 ror-BOd In tbo moot aclert.f.e mat Der. Fat:'artton guaranteed fa all cases. arpS-dCai INDIANAPOLIS, IND-, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1S65. VOLUME NUMBER

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On and after Novmir lit, 11 price of th Dm.1T urraij w m o as iuow: To carriers, aaala and new. dealer pr cost. ... ....3 To regn'.ar b.criber. when delivered by car r!r or cnL rf week 2j" Mail (pajebl in avlTt.bc) per year.... ..$13 - mi month M three Kontos " on month And deliverable to eHy Bberer at Itf wnli per week, wtlpcr month. If paid atrkrtly in edare Iii per ansan will U thirst, tot If not pld In advance 25 cent p-r week will be invariably the price. jrAJI itln. irkrthtr fur wibllUoti oroa boeinees, mM t ad ired t -1111 4 ilatchtason," lad.enap!., LiOa. Tu liixtitroLM Dailv lUasLD la sent by II the early morning Expr Train, and delivered t ubr1ber In adjacent town about th entlmlt I distribute In the city of Ita publication. Tbla enable readers at a du4nce frets the Capital of Indiana, U get lb news of th day from lit to iw!e bear before tby can receive it tkroDffb paper publlahed elaewher. Tb parier can be had ef newa-d.a.er abd carrier at any of tbe railroad twn th read centering At Indianapolis. It A T K N II ADYKUTHinU. at o 5 a.7s: S.7& 4 33 25i 4 75 7X0 d.COt 615 S.A0 25 T.75 9 25 7.23! 8 9.00,10. 10 75! IX 13.59 14 23 t.25 3V 11.53 35' 15.75 75 1.0 9.00 10.75 14.0oi 18.73' 1H.00 21.60 13.00 30.25 31.00, 40.501 47 t) SA M 13 0 35.00 3 3O&0.34 47.00 13 5 CO 7 hit 3 OO 73 39 00 3) W.li) U M3.(J0 A'l-ertieronU Inserted a lonr tlnib than three 'Mb will be cbarged proportional to tbt three month Kale. (yooaj notire, !z line and ander, ft 50; more than ii 1.ij. and le than ten, 1 t0, over ten line, it) cvnta per lino eax h inaertion. All transient and orcaaional AdenieiienU and Local N"tlree niu-t be paid for In advance. Narrt bote) $1. Funeral aotic', fl. No advrtlement4 with cat will be taken. The rate of aarerlUtne; In the Weekly Sentinel will be. half tl.e ra:ea charged la the Daily Herald for on week or Ion if r time. A'iertleajenta discontinued before eiplratlon of contract ill t charKxl for tba tin Inserted according to tbe ale rat. THE WEEKLY SENTINEL I publUhed every Mtnday, (t 2 00 per annum, in advance. il t$o r - . aeut without tb money, nor continued l.ni(r tla than paid for. l . J.. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE. COIXtfHU AND I3DIAXAPOLI8 CENTRAL RAILWAT. Train Laar. Train Arrive. 4.M) A.M Day Kipres 8 00 A.M. "0 P. M KaiU 1:35 P. M 7.3 p. kf Sight Kipre B.35 P. M. BKLLRFONTALNE RAILROAD. rriaLeav. Train Arrive. 4 00 A. M 9:13 A.U. 4 o P. H. 10:1) Noon. 8 15 P.M Mail 8:45 P.M. MADISON RAILROAD. Train Leave. Train Arrive. -: A.M Mall 11.4J0A.M. 3:00 P.M 7 -3; P. M. JKFFIRSONVILLE RAILROJD. Train Leave. Trains Arrive. Mornln; RspresflO.IS A. M. Nlht Kipre, 330 A.M. Chicago Express, 5:00 P. M. Cbicatre Express, 12:30 M. Night Kxpre, 9 0 P.M. Evening Ex pre 7.30 P. M PKKU RAILROAD. Train Iedve. Tram Arrive l-i.U) Nuon Cblca;o Kxpreaa 7.20 A.M. K OJ P. M. Chicago Ixprrat 4 33 P. M LAFATETTE RAILROAD. TralnaLeav. TralnsArrive 12 4') Ni 4'.0 A.M 7..iO t. Me. , 19. lOAoMe 10 35 P M 4 50 P.M. TRRRK IIKÜTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD. Train Leave Train Arrive. MS A. M..... Accommodation....... J:45 A. M. II 40 A.M Cincinnati Express 10 40 P.M 310 P. M Mailand Express 6.40 P.M. tf-.IO P.M Night Expreiut 7:13 A. M. CINCINNATI RAILROAD. Train Leave. Train Arrive lVi A. U Mall..... 7:30 P.M 4M A.M Chicago and St. Louis. II.VOP.M. 7 4) P.M Expr Kr5 P.M. 4 00 P. M (rreen.sburg Accomodation 50 A. M. LOUISVILLE. ItRW ALBANT AND CHICAGO RAILROAD. EipreaaGreencastle Junction going north 6.00 PM Goiig south 11.47 PM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. AN D AT TUK II KRAM) OFFICE DONK IN THE BEST STYLE. HOOKS, I'AMniLKTS. CARDS, BILLS, HILLS LAUINO. CHECKS, CIRCULARS. IULL HEADS, BLANKS, J.O., AC. in sii:sh tii: Of ail ktud ran be better accoumodaleJ here tban at auy office In tb city. .Order Irsui am dlnlastre !wlll

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PROSPECTUS or THE INDIANAPOLIS HERALD, Daily and Weekly for lsG5-(i The Undersigned, Publishers of tb Indianapolis Daily & Weekly Herald, la ijli.lUn? a reoeroai tapport from the people ot tbe State, bar but few weri to say and few promises to Ei..; while It ib all be tbeir purpose to malte it equal la mechanical execution and literary merit to any paper pabllabed la the West, they prefer to let it iia for Itnelf. Ia politic the CitAU) will be thoroughly Demo cratic, and to assure the party of its political fidelity and ability, it editorial columns hare been placed under the exclaMT control of tbe lion. S. E. Pskuxi, one of tb ablest and readiest writers in the State, whoae long and intimate acquaintance with the history of political partle in our State, together with his life-lcng devotion to Democratic princples, make him peculiarly fitted for that position. In addition to tbe political matter contained in tbe Disau), a Urge pace will be demoted to general news and literary subjects, so a te make it a faithful chronicler of paaain: event. It Locil Columns shall receive special attention, and an able corps has been engaged to report the Special Session of the Legislature shortly to convene. Its Commercial articles and Trice Current will be carefully revised, so as to make It an object to men f business to consult it dally. In abort, we do net Intend to spare either time or money to make THE HERALD MEET THE DEMAND As a First-class Political, Family, and Commercial Paper. All we ask U a fair trial and a generous support. The Hkhald will be published on tbe following terms One copy, en year t-2 00 " " six months 6 00 " " three " 3 00 4 4 one 1 25 Ten copies of the Daily Desalo will 1 furnished one year for flOO, and an extra copy to the gettvr-up of the Mb. Agents will be supplied at. 3 cents per copy. WEEKLY HEKALD. Single copies, one year $ 2 00 Single copies, six mouths 1 00 Ten copies, one year 20 00 With an additional copy to the getter-up of each Club of ten. Specimen copies will be sent to any person desiring it, on application. Address, HALL V IIIJTCIIIXSON, INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND. JUTapers ia the State publishing tbe above will be entitled to a daily exchange. From the New York World, Not. I. I 111! fl.At.l II AT IIAD. Arrival of the Steamer Atalanta from London and Harr ivltti Twenty dates of Cholera on Board-Nine, teen Death During: the Voyage Over Fifty Ca.ee of Cholera while iTIakllig the Trip. Tbe cboler, o long feared tod expected, bas finally sailed oer the sea and grimly taken up its camp jit outside of our city. Djwd in tbe lower bay aeteamer fliunts tba thretteuing hospital flag of warning, and in its iu fee ted bold reeks the poisonous contagion. Tbe demon of the pestilence count, bis victims there nd bideä bin time to rash abroad for new fields and conquests. Tbere were rumora whimpered About the city on Thursday evening at a late hour, but the press was unwilling to cause what might be a fslse alarm, eo uncertain were tbe outgivings. Tbe fact of the arrival of a steamer with cholera on board ia now eo certain and partially known that it is better to spread the whole facts before the public. In doing (to, there is one consolation; the assurance that the cholera, as it bas appeared on that eteamship, is eminently susceptible to treatment and is quite curable. ARRIVAL OF TOE INFECTXD STEAMS! IP. About seven o'clock on Thursday evening, tbe teim.'hip Atalanta, of Messrs. Rowland k As pin wall's Liverpool line, arrived in the lower bay, from London and Havre, with fire hundred and four steerage passengers. She came up to the quarantine laciin, off Staten Island and let go her anchor. Dr. Swinburne, the health officer of the port was then in this eity for tbe parpooe of consulting with Dr. Sijre and other!, in relation to measures to be taken in ease) of the appearauce of cbolera. Tbe duties of the health officer, it is aid, close with ucset. Dr. Burden, tbe assistant health oflieer, waa left in charge. MEDICAL BELT WANTED. Captain llnkham.of the Atlanta, after a short time, sent op a rocket as a signal for help, but it w es paid the signal was not obeerved, Dr. Burden bating lett tbe ofiice during the evening and gone to bis residence. Aftor waiting a while longer. Captain Pinkham sent a boat on shore, with a messenger, after the health officer, to notify biua of tbe fact of cholera on tbe vessel, and ask tor medical assistance, as the surgeon in charge on board was nearly worn out with his irjerseint Ubors. Dr. liurdctt then went on board. lie was met by tbe eurgeou of the AtalanU, a German, who Mated the facts, and tbe treatment be had gireD tu the patients. THE CUOLiaa DllIXU THE TRIP. It appears that roost of the passengers were taken on board at Havre. The Atalanta left London en the 10th and Havre on the 12th. The majority of the Havre pjsengers came in the steerage, and from seme of them the cholera developed. On the first day out, a child was taken severely sick. Tbe disease rapidly developed, and the symptoms soon showed unmistakably the presence of cholera. On the next day the child died. Tbe body was sunk in the ocean, and the ship went on from that moment a floating p't house, freighted with the most terrible weapon of death. Tbe surgeon, it is said, thought proper, to avoid alarm, t) conceal tbe fact from the paseoger?, that cholera was the cause of death, although some of the more intelligent suspected it to be so. Käorts were made, however, to disinfect the ship, and keep it in as clean a condition as possible; also, to enforce sanitary regulations among the pa.eugers. ULTHT CONDITIO or TUE STLLEAUK. To a great eiteut this was found impossible. Many of the steerage passengers seemed to debet; in being as filthy as possible, and kept their quarters in tbe worst possible condition. They manifested but little anxiety, even alter the presence of cholera became well known. Bl HALS AT SEA. One after another others began to sicken. Another and another death occurred, generally after brief attacks, and the dead were buried in the ocean in less tban an hour after they bad breathed their last, the usual bnrial services at sea beiog used in each ease. TUE CUOLEEA CTBABLE. Fifty or sitty cases of attacks of cholera, it Is said, occurred dariag the voyage. Of this number fifteen died and the remainder recov

ered after. a more or ! severe illnew. The far t

of the recorery cf so rntny, most of wlmni seemed to entirely regiu their he itli. is another evidence of the:fct Htei bv Dr. Sayre, at n .. .i II., .i,u previous mettmgoi me ucmu iuiu!ioncrs. that cholera in w inapien. stages is rntüriy a!wave curable. If they could recover in the close. filthy, and uavectilateJ nu oi a crowded ship, rocking and swaying on tee wave, mere would seem to be everv chance for successful treitmeat in any ordinarily vell-ifgulated part of a town or citv. At the time when the as!.i-'Af t health officer Erst visited the Atilaata, there were eieren steerage passengers pro-itted by the disease, aud others presented the symptoms ia acumparatirely mild form. Mo-t of tliem seemed to bear tbeir symptoms with much fortitude, and all kect their spirits up in a manner that must bave materially assisted to lessen the effect of the contagion. TBE ATUAÜTA T0 TH,: L0Af " BATOrders were at once given to the Atalanta to proceed to the lower bay, which were promptly carried out, and the infected vessel now remains fifteen miles outside the city. THE FAS3EXEEE3 HOT ALARUID. Tte passengers are all detained on board. They dou't exhibit any unusual alarm, but, on the contrary, beguile tbe time in various occupations aud amusements. When the health offi cer visited ber be found some singing, and ia the cabin a group of passengers were entertaining themselves by listening to music from an ac cord eon by one of their number. They were careful concerning their diet and hibits, but it seemed to be tacitly agreed that they were not to allow their conversation to dwell on the fesrful subject of pestilence araongthem. No case of cholera occurred among the cabin passengers, the disease beiug confined exclusively to tbe steerage. THE HOt VITAL f 1I1P SENT DOV.f . The hospital ship Falcon, or Florence Nightingale, has been withdrawn from her station in the Lower Day since tbe llhb, as it seemed to be supposed there would be no more occupation for her during the winter. She was therefore laid up at Red Hook, foot of Van Brunt Etrett, Brooklyn. As soon as possible, however, on ascertaining the existence of cholera, orders were sent to fit out the Nightingale with the necessary stores and provisions, and send her down to take off the sick from the Atalanta. The work was commenced yesterday, and it is expected she will be down there by this morning, in charge of Dr. Theodore Walser. No communication with the ships will be allowed, except, of course, by tbe physicians, and arrangements have beeu made for furnishing from day to day a list of those sick and dead, and an accouut of the condition generally. THE CONDITIO LAST EVE.NINQ. Up to last evening nineteen deaths had ocurred on the Atalanta, and two patients were in a state of "collapse," which betokens immediate dissolution. There were then twenty cases ot cholera on board. CONDITION Or TUE COLNTRT. . The medical men here are very reticent in giving opioioDS on the cholera. The fact that it so often seems to defy all known principles of medical science and sanitary precautions naturally makes them cautious. It is a fearful king that knows no precedent bat ftself, and is all tbe .more terrible because it is eo little understood. If it once establishes itself in this ity, in its present bad sanitary condition, no one can tell bow many may fall at the very first stroke. It may sweep through the crowded and filthy tenement houses like tbe angel of death over tbe Assyrian camp. On board the only disinfectant that could immediately be procured was chloride of lime. This was need extensively, but it ssemed that yesterday afternoon the number of caees was etill increasing. With our (iirty streets, and so many of our inhabitants careless regarding unitary regulations, a condition of things is fostered on which the infection of cholera cannot but fasten. In connection with this subject, the following from an English paper may be found of interest: Dr. Buliar, physician to the Uoyal South Hants Infirmary, publishes the results of his treatment of a case of cholera which came under his notice on the 14th. The case was that of a laborer, forty-two years of age, who, when Dr. Buliar saw him, was in the collapsed etage of the disease, livid and cold, and his pulse hardly perceptible. The doctor had him immediately seated at a hip bath of very hot water, with three quarters of a powdered mustard in it, placing his feet in a hot water foot bath, with a quarter of a pound of mustard. The water was as bot as the hands could bear, almost scalding bot, and some little force and much persuasion were necessary to keep him in it at first from its beat. In half an hour he had become warmer, bis face less livid and not collapsed, his pulse stronger. He was put to bed with hot tins to bis hands and feet, well covered with blankets, and felt comfortable and wishing to sleep In an hour there was so much reaction that tbere good hopes; in four hours he was safe, and on Sunday be was going on very well. While in the bath he drank as much milk and water with lumps of ice in it as be could take, in the intervals he swallowed small lumps of ice, and after reaction pleLtv of weak broth and iced milk, and the feverish reaction the next day was slight. ANOTHER STEAMER BEEAINED AT QUARANTINE. We have received the following communication from Dr. Burdett, deputy health otneer, in relation to the anchoring ot the steamship Europe at Quarantine. Quarantine. S. I., Nov. 3. This is to certify that I have visited the French steamship Europe, and discovered no conitgious or infectious disease od board. The vessel is merely detained in Quatanttne for observation. A. S. Blrdett, M. D., Deputy Health OlBcer. Ti:ititiitLE: ticagi:iv I visctA Hoy shoot lioth of Iii l'arcnt, and then IvilU 11 1 hum If. Frum th. Mil auk if Seatinel.J A shocking tragedy occurred in the town of Caledonia, Racine county, on the night of tbe 1st inst. A boy named John Stitoky, tbe only son of a respectable Bohemian, residing near the Chicago and Milwaukie Kaiiroad track, in the northern part of Caledonia, Racine couuty, committed one of the most atrocious and cold blooded acts of combined parricide aud homicide that has ever been recorded ia the annals of crime. The circumstances are as follows-. Tbe father who was a farmer in excellent circumstances, had been laboring in the woods during the day, and bad come In at nightfall for his supper. Tbe meal was prepared, and tbe mother called John, who is an only eon. about nineteen years old, to come in to tea. The a gel couple sat down to their meal, thinking the boy would presently join them, when suddenly a shot was tired through tbe wiodowpane of the room, and the father was struck by a ball in the left arm, completely shattering it at the elbow. The mother started up, and at the same iustant anotner report resounded, and she was struck in the abdomen by a bullet, which passed completely through ber body. In another moment another discharge wm heard in the yard, and the father, who, with parental instincts, divined the nature aud effect of this third shot, summoned strength to get out of doors , where be found bis son weltering in his tlood, and already gasping Lis last. He had murdered both bis aged parents with the two barrels of one gun, and had shot himself with another weapon, ending his life almost instantly. We say murdered, for it is not probable that either will recover, though both were liviug when our informent left. The mother has doubtle breathed ber lt ere now, and it is conidered doubtful whether tbe father, who is orer sixty years of age, can survive bis injuries and the bock of bis grief. t2TThe Great Northern Railway in England, is going to introduce a system of consuming the smoke of the locomotives, and thereby, at the same time, manufacture the necessary gas for lightxg the traia.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The llrldal Chamber an Essay of Warn Ing and Infraction for Teung If en. Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases of tbe Urinary and Sexual Ij items sett free, in sealed envelopes. Address Dr. J. SKIIJJN HOÜGUTON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aprt-dlwly A t'nrd to Invalid. A Clergyman, while residing In South America, as a ml.-ionary, dlKovered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervosa Weakness, Early Decay, DUeases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and tbe whole train of disorders broegbt on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers bave been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afilicted and unfoitunato , I will send the recipe for preparing and nsisg this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs It, Frt of CKxrj. Please incloe a post-paid envelope aliressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH T. CS MAN, sep9-dly Station D, BibI Tlonse, New Tork City. it Ureat Oak From Little Acorn tirow.' Tbe worst diseases known te tbe human race spring from causes to small as to almost defy detection. Tb. volumes of scientific lor that fill tbe table and helves of tbe medical fraternity only go to prove and elaborate the facta. Then guard yourselves while yon may. Tbe smallest pimple on the akin Is a tell-tale and indicator ef disease. It may fad and di away from tbe surface of tbe body but it will reach tbe vitals, perhaps, at last, and death be the result and final close. Hagglers Bilious Dyspeptic, and Liairho? Pills cure where all other fail. While for Burn. Scab's, Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrasions of the skin, Maggielfs Salve is infallible. Sold by J. Maggiel, 43 Fulton treet. New Tork, and all Druggists, at 25 cents per box. aag22-ddfcwiy TUK run Tii.inE.ire shall open oh Monday, Oct. 1CA, for the Yholea!e and Retail trade, (at the old stand, 111 Main St.,) the best assorted stock of Vlir Hoods, ef every description, for lollies', Gentlemen's, Misses' and Children's wear, that hare ever been offered in this city. If buyers trill come and look at our yoods, they shall be satisfied that tee hare the stock to select from. Win. Dotld fc Co., Hatters and Flrriers, 141 Main St., Cincinnati. oct2l-dGteodAw2w A CKOWN OF CLOItY. EVERT MAN, WOMAN and CHILD who has used STERLING'S AMBROSIA, Is willing to recommend it. three years of rapidly Increasing sales have mad the Ambrosia famous all over the world. It Is Warranted to Please. It cores Itcblna: of the Head. It makes New Hair grow on Bald llrads. It prevents the Hair from Falling Out. It renders the Hair Soft and Glossy. Cleanses the Scalp; Cool th nested Crow; Remove Dandruff; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Laldness; In sures Luxuriant Locks; Inclines Hair to Curl; Supersedes Wigs; Kill Hair Eaters. Good effect apparent at once. TO THE LADIES WE SAY, The Ambrosia will suit you to a T. Elegantly put up. Delicately I erfnmed. Patronized by Opera Singers and Actresfes. Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, containing two large bottles No. 2 for morning. No. 1 for evening. There is no Mistake about it. STERLING'S AMBROSIA is the best, most agreeable and effective toilet in tbe world. To prove this, try carton. Sold by Druggist. Sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing Company, 21. Fulton Street, Neur York. ep25-dw1y Chevalier's Life for the Hair Will restore Gray Hair t its ORIGINAL COLOR; stki)ntbi.ns and tuomotm the growth of the weakest haik; stops it falling out in three days; keeps the head clean, cool and healthy; can be used freely; contains nothing injurious; THR BEST HAIK DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THE TUBLIC; it' is recommended and ued by the first medical antbority. Sold at the DrugStores, and at my office. No. 1,123 Broad wsy, New York. I assart- all persons the above preparation will do all that Is claimed for it. oct30dAw2ra SARAH A. CHEVALIER, iL D. 2f"LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED tb virtues of Bi ll's Caoaon Brmas, if any such there be, read the following certificate from g-ntlemen well known in this community, and doubt no more. Its general Introduction into th army will aavo the lives vt thousands of our soldiers. Locisvuxb, June 3d, 163. We. the undersigned, bave seen the good effects of Dr. Jon Bull's Ccdso Rimes in case of general debility and prostration of the system, and believe its general u would prevent disease and reliev much suffering. Amoagour soldiers particularly would this bo the ce, specially those who ar exposed to tb miasmatic influences in tbe Southern climate. MA J. PHILIP 8PKKL, Collector Int. Rev. 3d Dis. Ey. CHAS. B. COTTON, Collector of the Port of Louisville, Ky. COL. H. DENT, Provost Marshal General of Kentucky. EBV. D. P. HENDERSON, Vice President of Saul tar y Commission. BAR5KT, nUGHF.S k CO., Publishers Demjcrat. GEO. P. DOERN, Proprietor Louisvill Anielger. UCOHES A PARKHILL, Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street, Lonisvllle, Ky. DAVIS, GREEN A CO, Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville. HART A MAPUhlLR, Lithographers, corner Vara et and Third streets' Louisville, Ky. JULIUS WINTER, - Clothing Merchant, corner Third and Market at Loalsvllle, Ky. CAPT. 8. F. DILDRETH, Of th teamer Major Anderson. MAJ. L. T. THURSTON. Paymaster U. S. Army. C. M. M ETC A LP, National Hotel, Louis vill, Ky. COL. JESSE BATLES, 4th Kentucky Cavalry. GEORGE D. PRENTICE, Loalsvllle Journal. S0J WHOLESALE BT DAILY, VlcCFCU i HLSH. 7t Soath Meridian St., Indianapolis. decl6'64-d1yiwlztoaa COMMISSION PAPER HOUSE I'AKSOXS. 7IACAULEV & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOORS&STITIOXERV Hook rublUlicrs and Hinders, No. IS Wont Mnryluud Ht., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 'p21-dtf

RAILROADS.

BELLEFONTAINE RAILWAY CHANGE OF TI7IE. O N AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER Seth, 3ti train will eav Union Depot as follows: 4 00 A. M., Express Mail. 4 IN) p. M, Accommodation, (for Union nly.) e.lS P. M., Night Express. TRAIXS A1EITK flCM TIE I A 17. 9.15 A. M. Accommodation. lo.WI A. M., Night Expresa. 8.43 P. M-, Mail. lt. N BROWN, ct30-dtf General Superintendent. Atlantic and Great Western RAILWAY. BROAD GÜ1GE TO NEW Y0PS. Two Through Trains Daily VIA. UItIiA.3VA, - IIIITWUC-i CINCINNATI and NEW YOBK r And tli3 Oil Regions of Penn, FflHE A. A fl. W. RAILWAY COMPANY ARE DEI vrmined to do everything in their power to make the Browd Gua?e the quickest, aafest and mt comfortable railway In tbe country. Tbe ongin, cars and other equipment ar entirely new, and of th most modern and Improved patterns, unequalled by any other line on this continent. The iron on the entire line is new and heavy, and the bridges are all new and safe. The scenery is not surpassed by any other line. Tbe car are wide, roomy and well ventilated. Passengers leaving Indianapolis at 5.30 A. M., by tbe Columbus A Indianapolis Central, make close connection at Urbana with the U:40 A. M. Express out of Cincinnati, tbe 7:40 P. M Night Express, Colnmbus A Indianapolis Ontral; also makes dos and certain connection at Urbana with the Night Express on the A. A G. W. Railway, which leaves Cincinnati at 10:50 P. M. Through Tickets for sale at the Union Depot, Indianapolis, and at all tbe principal ticket offices in the East and W est. Baggage checked through. Ratea of far as low as by any other rout. In asking for your tickets be sure they read via Atlantic A Great Western Railway. For particular iu regard to tb route, Ac, ee small bills and map. E. F. FCLLKR, D.'McLAREN, tien'l Ticket Agent. Geo'l S.p't. J. BURGESS BROWN. Passenger Agent A. & G. W. Railway, octlO-dtnov 1 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Petroleum. I 11 AND GOAL MINING CO., -ATOOVINQTON, 1 1ST ID Capital Stock, $3,2.0,000, Divided into 65,000 Shares at $50 Each. INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. WILLIAM DALE, of New York, President, JOSEPH RISTINK, Covington, Tic President, W. D. KRRR, Secretary, JAMES W. KING, Treasurer. X irootorsa. Hon. JOSEPH K. McDONALD, Indianapolis, Indiana " JOHN R. COFPROTH, Hunting-ton, Indiana. " WM. DALE, New York City. " JOSEPH W. NKWLIN, Attica, Indiana. " JOS. RISTINK, Covington, Indiana. " K. M. XcDONALD, Covington, Indiana. DAVID WEBB, Covington, Indiana. Office South tide Vullic Square, Cetinyton, Indian. fWRR Company holds by lease, and In fee, aboul JL twenty thousand acre of tb most select coat lauds in Western Indiana, bordering both sides of tba Wabash river. Maps of these lands may be seen at th ofiice of tbe Company, in Covinarton, Ind., at the office of Wm. Dale, No. 25 Park Place, N. Y.Clty, at tb office of 11 on. J. K. CoSrotb, Huntington, Indiana, and at th oficeof Roach A McDonald, Indianapolis. A reference to tbe report of tbo Hon. David Dal Owen, lata Stat Geologist, will show that the land are situate In tbe midst of tb finest coal fields of th State, abounding also In salt, Iron and other valuable mineral aubstances. Nearthe jnoutb cf Coal Creek, wber the Company has large quantities of lands salt water has been discovered equal in quality to the Kanawha. This water was procured some 35 yeara ago by boring, toon after, th On ondaga salt finding It way down tb Wabash and Erie Canal, Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself on able to compet with it, abandoned tb manufacture. In hi boring b encountered that which recently dieclosed facts prove to have teen coal oil. Those land all Ii in clos proximity t th Wabaab and Erie Canal, ion. of them npon It back. Mr. John McManomy, the business agent of the con pany, Las returned from a tour of observation of the ll reirioaa of Pennsylvania, convinced that th Und leased by the company, In Fountain and Park conntlen, has, to far as the general I arm aU on of tbe country and the orfaco Indlcaiiona present themselves, a stong analogy lath oil and mineral nbstanoe as found on French Creek, Pennsylvania, wher tb greatest quantity and tb most valuable oil is found. Mr. McManomy Las pur cbaed for the company tbo nwt approved machinery, with ell the fixture necessary for operation, and U pre paring with experienced workmen the pedy develop luent ef the hidden treasure of th land of th company. All th indices of coal oil, found In localities wher it has been procured, ar strongly marked in various localities of th lands of th Company, affording every rational prospect of success. Th company thinks It an necesaary to make any other reference to tke character of the lands, other than the report and map referred to. t I0C,KH of tbe stock, being 3,0 ) shares. Is proposed by tbe Company to V offered ia th market at one-half it par value, being 25 per share, for th purpose f aiding th Company In a speedy development or tho lands. pr5-dAwtf THE INDIANAPOLIS LSUKAaCE company, I now permanently organized and ready to lasn Fir Policies. Capital, $200,000. The Stockholders ef tils Company centrist sm of our most responsibl citiiena. DIItECTOH: S. A. Fta-rr W, H.TaLao-rr, A. L. Roach. E. J.Ptca. ATTLLA JO SB, OurxaTcsiT, Twoaas A. Moaaia, A. E. YisTOs, William Haaea. Office at present la the Sinking Fund Building, crnr of Pennsylvania street and Virginia avenue. TJ"fTho patronage of th pablic la solicited. Wai. HENDERSON, Frostiest Alii. C. Jamesoi , Secretary. snayl-dly SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. SOUCITOR OF PATENTS, Wawhlnctora Vitj, D. C, SI I. FAH51 STOCK. 1st Examker C. I. Patent I. Office. For ref.ronc ee Clrcnlara. Gen. The. A. Morris Gen. J no. Love aalGea. J.J. Kejnoul. jyW-dCsa

WABASH

e. a. noa. HENDRICKS, PERKINS & HORQ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, IuilltiuiipoiiH, Jiicllnua OFFICE JTTN A tCILDING. Jyl-dl:ra .a.Lowa...... l. w.w'cwan LOWE & M'CORD, ATTORirirrs a.t iaw, ItOflini .1o. 5, lHarkrord lllock, -dn INDIAN A rOLIÄ, I5D. ROBERT F. BENCK, M. 1)., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. VFTICI, NO. fi. FKCOSTJ FTOEY, VLNTCX'i J Block, OpIMMMlO th Pct OfVo. TO RESIDENCE Kona East Corner f Obi and Delaware streets. atglO-dtf DR. A. . SELJIAJV, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON FFICE NO. 10 VIRGINIA AVEXUE. RESIDENCE, 81 1 NORTH ALABAMA 17. a LIVERY STABLE, tic. aEW LIVERY -Ar SALE STABLES! w. a. wood. i. n. mum. WOOD & STERRETT. COURT STREET, IN REAR OF POSTOFFCE, HAVE JUST COMPLETED A LARGE ATD WELL arranged Livery and Sale Stable, and furnl.-Led it with the very bettor atock. Tb.y ar als prepared t UOA1.D IIOItKHH, And having experienced Hostlers will Insure tb best of attention. Tbe patronage of tba rublic la solicited. Tbe table Is centrally and conveniently located in tk Rer I latoott anu aews' Mock and the Post Office. IsniAaArous, August 21, lv-5. au21-dtf PARTNERSHIP. Copartnership lYoiicc. WE have this day associated with us Iu business Mr. JOHN M. CALDWELL, formerlv of E. K. AI void 4 Co. Th business will be continued under th old firm name, and Ith onr large capital and increased facilities we anow wo can give entire aaiiMaruon to tno trade. tMsi.A.u, at AO like: A CO. Indianapolis, Oct. 2,1865. oct3-dlwif Notice of Copartnership. THE undersigned hav thi day formed a copartner ahlp under th nam ef Dunn A Karney, to carry on tho business of Gas Fitting, Steam Fitting and Plumbing business. All work don bv us will b ruaranteed And dan at tk lowest rate. We ask tbe public to give us a trial and solicit tbeir patronage. J. C. DUNN, JOHN KARNEY. DU11T & KARNEY, GAS & STEAM FITTERS & PLUMBERS, 38 and 40 Kentucky Avenue. ALL SORTS 0? FIXTURES ON BAND AT ALL time and furnished at tb lovee; rte. mys-dtf COPARTNERSHIP. 1HAVR associated with myself In the Livery, Sal and boarding fctabl Business John A. Drew, wh from this day has become a partner in said t usine.s. Tbe business of the tew firm will be conducted at tbo old stand. No. 10 East Pearl street. In the rear of tb Sentinel Building. Thanking tb public for past patronage, I hep tbey may see fit to continue th same. JOHN B. SULLIVAN, of SULLIVAN A DREW. Indianapolis, May 6, l&GS-mj'J-dtf "THERE IS HO SUCH WORD AS FAIL." COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CURERS AND COPAIRA, IS A 8CRE,CERTAIICAND STEFDT CURE FOR ALL disea.es of tbe Bladder, Kidneys and Urinary Orrana, either in the Male or Female, frequently performing a Perfect care in the ehort space of three or tonr days, and always in less time than any other preparation. In tho ase of TARRANT'S COMIUUND EXTRACT OF CUBELS AND COPAIBA, there 1 no need of confinement r ebaajr of diet. In iu approved form of a paato, it ia entirely tasteless, and causes no ucpleusant sensation to IL patient, and do expoanre. It i now acknowlegod by the most learned in the profession that in the above cee of diseases, Cubebs and Copaiba are the only two remedies known that can t relied spon with any certainty ef access. TARRANT! COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CURE EJ AND COPAIBA NEVER FAILS. Manufactured only by T A II It A !t T A; CO., 27S Greenwich Street, New Terk. lTTSld by Druggist all over tbo World, aprza-dly REAL ESTATE, &C. 15 Very Desirable Lots, ON BRADSHAW ST., Within 200 Feet of the Virginia Ayenne Line of Cars. rpBESC LOTS WILL EE SOLD AT A Vr..T IW M price on long credit, thopnrcha.erroqu.red to ba.U? u each Lot within a given time. For particulars apply at tb e2c ef It Ctii.e. treet KaMway Cent nary. B. H.CATUKRWQOD. Indlasapo:!, April 24, lCS-epri-dtf Philosophy of JIarr.agc. FIHE PROPRIETORS OFTHE NEW YOLK MUSEUM Jl of Anatomy have determined, refardlea. of et pense, t Issue free, (for tb benefit of suffering bu. inanity, and suppression of oiackery.) fonroftte r b, Interesting and iDtmettv Lecture e M arr.ar and Ita dlsqaaLficatius. Nervosa and Physical DbU.ty, prem at i re declin ef Manhood, Ind. get!on, Wsaktesa or Deprewalen. Im potency, Loa of Knarrry and Manly Power; tho great Social Eni. and tho. Malad. wticn r.olt from youthful follie, exre.se of maturity, erlgnersnc of Pbysltlogy and law ef Natare. The Invainabl Lecture Lav been tho mean of enlightening and saving thousands, and will be forward ed free, oa receipt ef four etaap. by avldressing Secretary. New lark Maseru of Anatomy ai.d Medicine, Clf nWad ay. Mw T.ra Jenl-dlv COMMISSION MERCHANTS. IL F. & A. J. MULLES. COIIinSSION MERCHANTS, 79 Brtsatd M , Tlaatavllle, Tents.. DEALERS IN cianacrDcrz:i3:nQjniaiirt FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Ac C-JOrder fiUod and Cona'f meets SvUdUd. 1'o.tOOVr h.. '.V. Jj JO-dtf FOR RENT. A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, CONTAINING NINE IV. (V; Room, With all cobve&iexicea, Ia I tall rut rCrt and In th wulhaUrn part of the city. Art.lv t JON LS, VLNNEIUS A JO ES, ov)-d3t Xo. Lttet Lieu iUovi.

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