Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1865 — Page 1

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PROFEOOIOriAL. DONNAUY & SYAUOY, THE INDIANAPÖLI DAILY HEEALD. !V r33T XX. Offlr, .lot. 7 sin A , I dene ltlerk, lUast market (., tsesir the) I". O. INDIANAPOLIS, UND. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT TAIN. 4 LL operations srTTtaW.-g te the Frefesstea p.

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TERMS OF THE DAILY. On at.1 af.r November l.t.tbe prire of the Dally Herald wulre as f jilo To car1.rs. exeats e.-lnewa deader, per copy.. 3c To rlir sibscriters. tirl ti r e3 ty cf rfr or ajent, per m. iYio Ms.l (p.jabie la eJveire ef year .....f l " - wt months three rnor.lbs 3 . - n month 1 And de!verUe to rift su'ecrtberf at cents P' wk. or fl Ü per ntfc. If paid rfrictlyln 1n7 fli r' ei.ner will rhsrged, bot if Mpllt '2' anr : cent ms wee will . invariably th-. price. J! 7 All I.Uts whesher for p.Wletlun or on fc1"'"' '.lt .1 tr..l tu-H,l A Huschln-ou," lodianapol.,

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PROSPECTUS THE INDIANAPOLIS HERALD, Hail)- mid Uceulfv for isii.VU The Cuderfclirned, Pnbliehera ,f the Indianapolis Daily & Weekly Herald, In aoli;it.ii a renerou support from the ptople of the State, Lave but frw rJa to say anl few promises to maW; while it Khali be the!r purpose to make it equal in mechanical execution and literary merit to any paper publUbeJ la the Weft, they pref.-r to let it 4ee for itself. In politic 4 the llxeaij wilt be thorouajbly Democratic, and to assure the party of IU political EJelity aci ability, Its editorial colamus have been placed under theexdaslve coLtrU of the lln. S. E. Tankia, one of the ablest and rea lt writers lu the State, whue loii and intimate acquaintance with the history of political parties in our Stte, tocether with hi life-Icn devotion to Democratic priucplfa, makes Lim peculiarly Ltted for that jo.-ilion. In aM;tloa to the political matter contained In the Uih.au, a large space will be devoted to genoaal wi and literary mljccts, so as to make It a faithful chroulclerof pafcxlutevrnt4. lu Local CotaiiKjs hall receive cpecial attention, and au able corps has been engaged to report 'the Special jvionof the Legislature shortly to convr ae. Its Commercial articles and Price Currcuts will be carefully revised, so at to mike it an object to men of bu.-ine-a to consult it daily. Ia short, we do n.t intend to spare either time or money to make ' THE HERALD MEET THE DEMAND Ai a First-cUs Folltical, Family, and Commercial Pi. per. all we ask Is a fair trial and a generous support. The Ilas4UiU be putlixhed on the following terms One copy, one year 112 00 " . " aix month.. " " three " 6U) 3 IK) one l a Teu copies oftheDaiLt LUa.iU) will be furnished one jear for $100, and an extra copy to the getUr-up of the u. Agents w ill be supplied at 3 ceut.s per copy. WEEKLY BEIIALD. Single copies, one year f 2 00 Single cuf.ie., ii months 1 00 Ten copies, one year VO 00 With au additional copy to the getter-ap of each Club oi tt-u. Specimen copies will be sent to any person desiring it, on application. Addrewe, HALL aV HUTCHINSON, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. JJjI,l,er n the State publishing the above will be entitled to a daily exchange. I lie l. nelilnq: und. Jlnrdcr Alfuir lit Oiirida ('ouiit , ;eiv lork-1 nil 1'urttctiliar. . from the Utica Herald, Nov. 1 The ruuoH upou the street which tret gained currency about noou yesterday, to the effect that a murder had beea committed in the town of Siugerfield, near the village of Waterville, were not without foundation. Ueorge W.Looaiia had been murdered in hu own houe, and the life of his brother drove n.iiled in 8uch a manner that his death is not improbable. 1 be oi l homeste.id of the Loouies, and the houe where the murder was committed, is a tutntantil Hppeitrin two-story structure, in the village of NNaterville. I he house u one in which the family have resided forty years, and is upon a valuable farm of from three to lour hundred acres. The family upon Tuesday the day of the murder conis'wted of Mr9. Loomi, her four sous "Wasih," drove, Denio and Fluni Cornelia, a daughter, and five or tix laborers or dome.-ticn. We leim the more immediate facU in connection with the murder to be as follows: Betweeu one and two o'clock yesterday morning the family wtro awakened by hearing men walking through the wood house and kitchen. They heard thtm po to " Wash's" sleeping room, hituated on the South side of the houfO, ground door, and one of them call out, "det up, Was-h, I want to eo you." The men then retreated, and in a few momenta they heard "Wash" go to the kitchen in his stocking feet In a tew moments the family heard the men go up etairs ai d call to Grove (whose idee ping room was on the tecond story) "Urove, get up." lie answered that he would, and in a short time did to and went down to the kitchen. Immediately the cry of murder was heard and a ecullie. The d.iughter, Cornelia, her room being down etairs), now went to the kitchen door and demanded admittance, at the fame time endeavoring to open it. She was met from the inside by a tnnn with a pistol, who throateued to shoot her if ehe did net et away. This) man ehe ia positive she will be able to identity. She retreated, in the meantime hearing cries from ineide the room. Ai thia juueture Denio and iMuni ran to a neighbor's Edward MaoD, residiu about half a mile north for instance. The struggle going on in the kitchen eoon ceased, aud Cornelia ventured to return. She found Grove fcenscleaa upon the door, with a grain bag, containing a tew oats, which had been saturated with some inflammable fluid, and which wa on fire, lying upon hia body.. Several articltv of clothing also, tanging about the room, w-pre saturated in a similar manner and on fare. Other garments, in like condition, bad been thrown into the wood box. V ith the aid of the family the Ü tines were t-oon extinguished. (rove was horribly beaten, and, we believe, shot. A large broken revolver, afterward found upon the premises, is supposed t have been the instrument with which the deed was done. Grove, upon being removed to another room, was found to be couacious, but a new calamity wa row difcorered. The large barn opposite the boae (built upon the site of the one destroyed a year since by incendiarism j was dicotertd to be on hre. The barn, together with six or seven valuable horses which it contained, the estimated value of some of them being i-,0(Jl, was consumed. 1'poa returning to the houe, search was made for "Wach." He was found lying ia a woodshed, back and west of the kitchen, in sn unconscious state, covered with blood, and so badly beateu and dishured that, by hi countenance, they were unable to recognize Lim. There were two or three fractures of the skull, his eye were wollen from the blows he had received, and his enure face terribly lacerated. He remained in an unconscious state until coon yesterday, wncn he expired. Dr. S. U. Walcott, of this city, who Lad beea summoned by the family, arrived at the bouse a few moments after tte "death of "Wash." He gave it as his opinion that "Wash" came to his death by blows from a slung shot, and the fact that such an instrument was found upon the piexi ei would appca? to be conclusive proof. The doctor, we understand, also pronounces Grove's case very critical indeed. He fears that inflammation, of the brain may set in and death ensue. "Wash" Loomie was forty-ihree years of age, and Grove ii some thirty-fire. Both were small men. but strong and athletic .Member ot the family express themselves as confided of beisg ible to ideality some of tie assailants, of whom they thick there ware five or six, aid rumor has singled out this and that onaitie murderers. Tte suspicion In many

case, investigation of the farts lead us t believe, waswhollv without fonndation. An opinion can te much more correctly formed af ter the Coroner's impest and when time and reason shall have bad their effect. ' li is cot oor province at this time tri apeak cf the character which the Loomie lamilyoore with their neighbors, or in the county. Murder is seldom justifiable, and disregard of just laws, never. Thrre can be no excuse for thia horrible deed, though winked at pxibly by popular sentiment. Tlrmberi of the Indiana Leg laiaturr. gfcXATE. Ce-nrad flaker, President cf the Senate. Al'.Uen. James Y. JeCerson. Karkrr, Jae like. Beeon, Othrilel Wayne. Bennett, Thomas W. Fayette and Union. Botham, Wm. A. Matkford. Bowman, John A.Wa.shlnjjton. ttredley, Auirytns Heyd. fcrowu, D. IL-Hamilton. ttrown, (. S. Well. Caron, W. W. All-n. Cason, T, J. Boone. Chapman, Chas. W. Kowiusko. Cobb, 1 nomas K. Lawrence. ( rt in. Heiner Marcbail. Ca Wm. A.-Rush. Culvi-r, M. C Tlpperanoe. Davis, U. P. Venmllioii. Douglas, A. J. Whitley. lkjwney, A C Ohio. Cunniiiir, P. C. Monroe. , Dykes, Kobert Lagrange. Kiuli.sh, Kliha U. icott. nnch, li. W. Poey. terry, Mainuel S. Miami and Fulton. Fuller, li. ti Warrick. Gaff, Jaroes W. Dearborn. tiiHor-1, Thoiuaa-Pranklin. Ilanna, Hayless W. Vigo. Word, Francis T. Bartholomew. Uyatt, Willlam-Kipley. Jenkins, Henry Crawford. Marshall, J. Urant. McJlurg, Leander Cinton. Sfassio, jAOiea L. Hancock. Milliken, Joseph Montgomery. Moore, George W. Oeen. Newlin, J. W. Fountain. Niles, John B. Laporte. Noyts, K. B. Steuben. Kyler, S. p. Johnson. Kwagan. Thomas P. Henry. Kichmond, N. P. Howard. tags, Athel Clsy. holpon, W. C. Marion. VanBu.vklrk, D. Ü. Decatur. Vawter, James II. Jennings. A ard, Thomas Randolph. "Williams, J. D. Knox. Wools. Alfred White. Wright, tzra Jasper. II0USÄ OF REPRESENTATIVES Adams Philemon N Collins. Alleu O. Bird, J. T. Phcafl. Bartholome 0. Ii. P. AbbetL Bssntoa and White Tbo. Atkinson. Mackford and Wells Newton Barwell. Booüe Thus. M. Stringer. Brown John Kichard.s. Carroll John K Milroy. Cass Chas. B. Lamelle. Clark Jenas G. Howard. Clay A. C. Veach. Clinton Crawford B. F. Goodman. Davie .Howard Crook. Dearborn John O. Stringer, Richard Gregg. Decatur Wm. 11. Bonner. DeKalb Hobt. M. Lotkbart. Delaware Air. Kilgere. Dubois John Jdrikie. Elkhart Joseph Kiford. Fayette and Union Gilbert Trusler. Hoyd Cyrus L. Dunham. Fountain H. L. Koacb. Frauklin K. Osborn. Fulton Stephen Davidson. Gibson John Hargrove. (j rant Henry Jam s. Greene John Humphreys. Hamilton and Tipton Wm. Stivers. Hancock and Sheloy Geo. C. Thatcher. Hancock John II. White. Harrison John W. Loup. Huntington and Whitley John R. Coflrotb. Harrison and Washington John Leuiou. Hendricks Charles F. Bogate. Henry David W.Chambers. Howard SeymonT. Montgomery. Jackson Jason II. Brown. Jay eSamtiel A. tfbssnff. ' "" JeflVrsou D. C. Branbam, John A. I.lWon. Jennings Hiram Pralber. Johnson Pascal I A llnney. Knox John B. Patterson. Kosciusko Harvey NV. Upson. Lagrange Francis P. GriÜith. Lakt Bartlett Woods. Laporte W. W. Higgins, Joho II. Wills. Lawrence Robert Boyd. Madison B. K. Croaa. Marion H. C. Newcomb, J. M. McVey. Marshall and Stark-Lloyd Glazebrook. Monroe Samuel H. Buikirk. Martin John K. O'Brien. Miami Jouas Hoover. Moutgomerj Samui 1 Gregory. Morgan N. J. Major. Noble Phillip ZeiKtT. Ohio and Switzerland Augustus Welch. Orange Thomas Hunt. Owen John M. Stuck y. ' Parke Thomas N Kice. Perry Hei ry Lyons. Pike John W.Richardson. Porter Firman Church. Posey Klijah M. Spencer. Putnam A. D. Hamrick, Higgins Ine. Randolph Thomas W.Reese. Ripley B. F. Ferris. Rush I). M. Stewart. Scott Thomas M. Sullivan. Spencer James S. Wright. Steuben Stephen G. Sabin. St. Joseph John A. Htnrkks. Sullivan Stephen G. Burton. Tippecanoe Joseph M. Herchey, J. L. Miller. Vanderburgh Fred. W. Cook. Vermillion B. ti. Khoads. Vanderburgh and Pof-ey K. T. Sullivan. Vigo F. M. Meredith, J. E. Woodruff. Wabash John V. Pettit. Warreu Benj F.Gregory. Wayne Johu Sim, William W. Foulke, Elihu Cox. Wabaj-haud Kosciusko Calvin Cowgill. F.lkhart aid Lagrange Michael F. Shuey. Hendricks and Boone John F. Burns. JohnoQ ard Morgan K.zra A. Olleman. Newton and Jasper Silas Johnson. Pulasdl and Shelby James Uarrisuu. Warrick Robert Perigo. Wablugton jimison le. Republicans marked with a star.

INSURANCE. STATELIEST OT THE AFFAIUS OF THE Phoenix Insurance Co,, Brooklyn, Now York. SEPTEMBER 1, 1865. Capital Surplus , 11,000,000 oo , at-i.Hio;) tltjlStStO to ASSETS. P.ordt acd Mortage i, 240,951 23 Temporary Loans, secured by Stock Colluterals.... 179,032 00 Fire Premiums in course of Collection Manne aud Inland Prems, in course of Collection. 12,431 74 10.2-3 15 21.941 80 Interest Accrued....... Bills Receivable lO H.TI 4 Real Estate 7.605 4i Cash In Bank and on hand 107.&M) 3 Cah in hands of Agents, and in course of transmission 27,472 S7 United States Boads 62.V6? 4i State Boads tw Kings Cainty Bonds iO.ooo 00 Unloo Ferry Co. ?tock.... 4.0i0 UnlonWhiteLeadCo. Bond 3,000 03 Other Secarities 1Ö.H3 35 LIABILITIES. LOSSES UNSETTLED. Fire 14 .37 63 Inland M. 8.Z37 W Marine 33,7C9 "i ia423 This Company laisres against tbs llaiard Fire, ocean, marine and lnla Maracatlon. JOHX W. IIAMILTON", Ageut, , ao3-d:f Indianapolis, lad. LUTHER D. WATERMAN, M. D,, IMiyfcttcluiA unci " Surjxcou, LATI Sargeow Thirty-nlata Indiana Tolanteers CÄce est 3 ertfc Pen&ylvacl street, half a oqaare north of the f esUSce. Caa te foc&J there day acd IfiicU. jyi-ledJa

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The llrldal Chamber aa Essay of Warning and Instruction for Teung Hen. Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary and Sexaal ytias sent free, la sealed envelopes. Address Dr. J. fc&lLLIN UOUGQTON, Beward AssoclaUon, Philadelphia, Pa. spr4-dlwly A Card ta Invalide. A Orr gj man, while residing In 8oath America, as a missionary, dit-covered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Farly Decay, Diseases ef the Urinary and Fenilaal Organs, and the w hole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire ta benefit the afflicted and unfortunate , I will send the recipe for y reparlng and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to soy one a ho need It, fr4 of CK'iry, Pleaae iBcloxe a post-paid envelope aJdressed to yourself. Address., J0?EriI T. 15 MAN, eep9-d7y Station D, Bible House, New York City. "Krent oak f rom I. title Acorns Jrow. The worst diseases known to the human race spring from cwuitea eo small as to almost defy detection. The volumes ot 'scientific lore that fill the tables and shelves cf the medical fraternity only go to prove and elaborate these facts. Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest pimple on the t-kin is a tell-tale and Indicator of disease. It mty fade and die away from the surface of the body, but It will reach the vitals, perhaps, at last, and death be the result and final clot. Maggiel's Bilbus Dyspeptic, and Diarrhoea Pills cure where all others fail. While for Burns, Scale, Chilblains, Cats, and all abrasions of the skin, Maggiel's Salve la Infallible. Sold by J. M aggiel, 43 Fulton street, New Tork, and all Druggists, at 15 cents perbx. augiJ-ddiwIy THE FUMt TMl.-tnE.-ire shall open on Monday, Oct. ICth, for the WA&frsale and Retail trade, (at the old stand, 144 Main St.,) the lest assorted stock of Flir (Joods, of etery description, for. Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses' and Child' ren'a tcear, that hate twr lien offered in .this city.; If buyers trill come and look at : . . ' plir'yQods, they shall le satisfied that ttt hate the steck to select from. Wm. Dodil fc Co., II ATTERS AND FcRRIERSI, 141 Main St.: Cincinnati. oct24-dtiteodw2w A CHOWN OF GLOHY. EVERT MAN. WOMAN and CHILD who has used STERLING'S AMBROSIA, Is willing to recommend It. Three years of rapidly Increasing sales have made the Ambrosia famous all over the world. .!' Ills Warrnntcl to FIcns It cares Itching of the llesd. It makes New Hair grow on Bald Deads. It prevents the Hair from Falling Out. It renders the Ilalr Soft and Glossy. Cleanses the caipr Cools the Heated fcrow; Removes Dandruff; Cures Nervosa Headache; Cures Baldness; Insures Lm nriah Lockr; Inclines Hair to Curl; Supersedes Wigs Kills Hair Katers. Good effect apparent at once. TO THE LADIES WE SAY, The Ambrosia will suit yon to a T. Elegantly put up. Delicately Terfumed.' Patronized by Opera Singers and Actresfes. Sold In splendid boxes or cartons, containing two large bottles No. 2 for morning, No. 1 Tor evening. t There is no Mistake about it. STERLING'S AMBROSIA is tleft, most agreeable snd effective toilet in the world. To prove this, try carton. Sold by Druggists. Sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing Company, 215 Fill tern .Street, .tew York. sep25-diwly Chevalier's Life for the Hair Will restore Gray Hair te its ORIGINAL COLOR; STRc.NGTiut.vs and promotes the growth of the u iahst mis; stops it falling out in three days; keeps the bead clean, cool and healthy; can be used freely; contains nothing Injurious; THE BEST IIAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THK PCBUC; It Is recommended and used by the first medical authority. Sold at the DrugStores, and at my office, No. 1,123 Broadway, New York. I assure all persons the above preparation will do all that is claimed for it. ' v-' oct30dAw2tu SÄIIA1I A. CHEVALIER, M. D. J5TXET TüdsE WHO HAVE DOUBTED tb virtues of Et ll's Ccdros Emxas, if any sach there be, read the following certificate from gentlemen well known in this community, and doabt no more. lta general introduction int the army will save the lives of thousands of oux soldiers. LocisvnxK, June 3d, 14)3. We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects of Dr. Johx Bull's Ccaaos Brmss in case of general debility and prostration of the system, and believe Its general ns would prevent disease and relieve much suffering. Among oar soldiers particularly would this be the case, especially those who are exposed, to the miasmatloin Cuences in the Southern climate. YaJ. PHTLIP 8 PEEL, Collector Int. Rev. 3d Dis. Ey. CHAS. B. COTTON, Collector of the Port of Louisville, Ey. COL. H. DENT. Provost Marshal General of Kentncky. KV. D. P. HENDERSON, Vice President of Sanitary Commission. HARNET, HUGHES k CO, Publishers Demycrat. GEO. P. DOERN. Proprietor LonliviUe Anselgtr. HUGHES & PARKHILL, Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street, Louisville, Ky. DAVIS, GBEKN M CO., Wholesale 8b oe Dealers, Mla street, Louisville. HART MA POTHER, Liihograpbers, corner Market acd Third streets' Louisville, Ky. JCL1CS W131KR, ClothU g MerchaaUcorasr Third aid Market its., Louisville, Ey. CAPT. S. P. BILDRETH, Of the steamer Majsr Atdsrsen. MAJ. L. t. THCltSTON. Psymaster Ü. 8. Army. C. M. METCALP, National Hotel, Loaisville, Ky. COL. JESSE BATLES, its Keotccky Cavalry. GEORGE D. PRENTICE, Leulsville JournaL SOLD WHOLESALE BT DAILY, KEEFEU & 111 Sil. 7.1 South Meridian St., Indiaaapola. deelo'M-dlyAwPJtaaa

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BELLEFONTAINE RAILWAY Firing . 4 CIIANCSE OF TI.TJE. O N AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBFR 3Cth, 15 trains will leave Union Depot as follow K . 4.00 A. M , Express Mali! 4.00 p. M Aocoramodatioa, (for Cnloa ecly.) 8.15 P. M., Night Ktpreae. raatss Asarvi raoa rat east. 9.1S A. M. Accornmolatlon. lu.tMl A. M., Night IiprvfS. S tj P. M., Mall. H. JT. BROWK, cot30-dtf General laperinteodewt. Atlantic and (Jroat Weitem fTTTr-rr-r'n 'nrr EAILWAY. BROAD (IUAGE TO NEW YORK. Two Through Trains Uaily VIA URBANA, it irr v f.c CINCINNATI and NEW YORK And the Oil Regions of Penn. riTIHK A. A O. W. RAILWAY COMPANY ARK DK- . JL termlned te do everything In their power to make the Hrokd Guage the quickest, safest and most comfortable railway In the country. The engines, cars and other equipments are entirely new, end of the most modern and improved patterns, unequalled by any other line on this continent. The iron on the entire line ta new and heavy, and the brtdgea arw all new and aaf.. Te cenery Is not enrpassed by anyotherline. The cars are wide, roomy and well ventilated. Passengers leaving Indianapolis at 5:30 A. M., by the Columbus A Indianapolis Central, make cloee connection at Urbana with the SMO A. M. Express out of Cincinnati. the 7:40 P. M Night Express, Columbus A Indianapolis Central; also makes cloe and certain connection at Ur ban a with the Night Express on the A. A G. W. Railway, which leaves Cincinnati at l(h50 P. M. Through Ticketa for ale wt the Union Depot, Indianapolis, aud at all the principal ticket offices in the East and West. Baggage checked through. Rates of fare as low ae by any other rente. In asking for your tickets be sure they read via Atlantic A Great Western Railway. For particulars In regard to the route, Ac, see small bills and maps. . F. FULLER, D. McLAREN, Gen'l Ticket Agent. GenlSnp't. J. BURGESS BROWN. Passenger Agent A. k Q. T. Railway, octlO-dtnovl INDIANAPOLIS, IND, PETROLEUM. 11 U'J AND GOAL MINING GO,, AT OOVINaTON, I2ST3D Capital Stock, $3,250,000, Divided into 65,000 Shares at $50 Each. INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF TH I STATE . OP 1NDIA5A. WILLIAM DALE, of New Totk, PTesidatt, JOSEPH RISTINE, Covington, Vice Preside,'' W. D. KERR. Secretary. JAMES W. KING, Treasure T. l 33 ir ootoro Hon. JOSKPn K. Mc DOXALD, Indianapolis, ladlasia 4 JOHN R. COFFROrU.Hnntinrton, Indiana. WM. DALE, New Tork City. . . JOSEPH W. NEWLU. AUica.L&diaea , . JOS. R1STINE, Covtogton, Indiana.--K.M. McDONALD, Covington, Indiana. DAVID WEBB, Qpvinfton, Indiana. OYnc South site rPu(ilii iSguare, Cemnytonf' Indiana.' ftHR Company holds , by lease, and In fee, abkl twenty tbsand Jres of the most select coat lands Jn WesUfn Indiana, bordering both sides of th Wabash river. Mapa cf these Lands may be ucb at the office of the Company, in Covington, Ind., at the office of Wm. Dai a. No. 2& Park Place, N. T.City, at the office of Hon. J. R. Coffrotb, Huntington, Indiana, and at the AfficofKouh A McDonald. lasManapoIIs. A refereoce to the report of the Mao. David Dale Owen, late State Geologist, will show that these lands are aituate In the midst of the finest eoal fields of the State, abounding alao in aalt, iron and other valuable mineral substances. Near the mouth of Coal Creek, where tbe Company has large quantities of lands salt water has been discovered equal in quality to the Kanawha. This Water was procured some 35 years sgo by boring, soon after, the Onondaga salt finding its way down the Wabash and Erie Canal, Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself anable to compete with It, abandoned the manufacture. Ia his boring he encountered that which recently disclosed facts prove te have been coal oil. These lands ail li in close proximity to th Wabash and Erie Canal, some of them upon Its banks. Mr. John McManomy, the business agent of the company, Las retumed from a tour of observation of the oil regions of Pennsylvania, convinced that the lands leased by the company, In Fountain and Parke counties, has, so far as the general formation of the country and the aurface Indication, preaent themaelv.a, a stoog analogy la tbe oil and mineral substances as found on French Creek, Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and th moat valuable oil is found. Mr. McManomy has purchased for the company the mot approved machinery, with aril the fixtures necessary for operation, and Is preparing with experienced workmen the speedy development of the hidden treasure of the lands of tbe company. All tbe indices of coal oil, found ta localities where It has been procured, are strongly marked In various localities of the laods of the Company, affording every rational prespect wf success. Th company thinks It annecessary to make any other reference to th character of tbe lands, other than the report and map referred t. 1 100,000 of the stock, being l,0oo shares, Is proposed by the Company t be offered la the market at on-Lslf lta par value, heiLg f 25 per share, for tbe purpose of aiding the Cempany la a speedy development of tho lands. apfS-diwtf THE INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COTIPAiV, Is now permanently organized and ready te issue Fire Policies. Capital, ----- $200,000. The Stockholders of this CoBspaay ceayris seme f our most respoaslhle cltixens. DMIECTOH: I. A. PLTcata,8a., W.H'.Talsott, A. L. Ho AC. E. J. Paci, AtruxA Jossa, OuvtaTecsiT, TeoaasA. Moaaia, A.E.Virro, WiLuasr liaaaaaaea. Office at prefect la th Sinking Fund Baildlcg , cercer f Pennsylvania street asd Virginia avenue. Tr7The patronage of the public Is solicited. Wat. HENDERSON, Ptesidect lut. C. Jawtsov, Secretary. may 1-4 ly SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Washington City, D. C, Si g. 7AHNEST0CX, late Exaalaer TJ. S. Patent L Oce. For rtfertace see Circulars. Gee. Thes. A. Morris, Gen. Jno. Love and Gen. J. J. Reynolds, jrto-deas

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loa. HENDRICKS, PERKINS & KORU . ATTORNEYS AT LAW, IndimitipollN, Ititilfimv OFFICE JTTN A BUILDING. jy-dlw3o ww. a. uw u w. u'oob LOWE L F.VCORD, ATTORNiJ VS A.T LAW, lfos)in N. S, Illarkford a lllock, ee-d3ai t IJTTIA5APCLIS, INP. ROBERT F. BENCH, M. I)., PHYSICIAN And surgeon, ifFFlCE, NO. 5. SECOND STOKT, V1NTCNJ Bock, Opooelte the Poet C. JT7 RES1DKCE North East Corner of Ohio asd Delaware .etreets . acglO-dtf DR. A. . SELWA PHYSICIAX AND SURGEONinci no. to nitaiiriA ayenti. REEIDENCE. 214 BORTH ALABAMA BT. ae IS 1 LIVERY STAPLE. &c. IVEW IalVERY asp SALE STABLES! W. E.WOOD. 4.0. traassTT. WOOD & CTERRETT, COURT STREET, IN REAR OF POSTOFFCE, HAVE JCST COMPLETED A LARGE AND WELL arranged Livery and tale Stable, and furniahwd it w ith the very tea of stock. They are also prepared to llOAKD IIOjUHISH, And having experienced Hostlers will insure the be of attention. Tbe patronage of the public ta .elicited. Tbe stable 1 centrally and eocTrtlently Wated in a Etsr of Talbott asd News' Block and the Poet Uffi. laotABAPOLia, Angvet XI, lSt-3. auSI-dtf PARTNERSHIP. 1 Copartiicr.Iilp IVotice. WE bave this dsy associated with as tn business Mr. JOHN M. CALDWELL, loraerly ef K. B. Alvord A Co. Th business will b cocticitd coder tbs ell firm gsss, and with eur large capital and Increased fscilities w. know we can give entire aaUefertieo to tbe trade. ChO.ssLAM), MAG LIKE A CO. Indlas spoils, Oct. 2,l6o. ectJiwtf Notice of Copartncrßhip. THE anderslgned hsv this dsy formed a copartnership under the nasse ef Düna A Karney, to carry on the business of Gas Fitting , Steam Flttieg and TI nabln g business. All work don by as will be guaranteed and done at the lowest rates. W ask th publie t glv as a trial and solicit their patronage. J. C. DUNN, JOHN KAKNET. DUNN Cc KARNEY, GAS & STEAM FITTERS & PLUMBERS, 38 and 40 Kentucky Avenue. ALL SORTS OF FIXTURES OS HAND AT ALL times and furnished at the loweet rates. tny4-dtf COPAUTiEU8IIir, IHAVR associated with myself In the Livery, f.!e and Bearding htable Bosines John A. Drew, whe lrora thla day baa become a partner la said boaine. The buslneas of the new firm will be conducted at tbe old stsnd. No. 10 East Pearl street, la the rear ef the Sentinel Building. Thanking tbe public- for past patronage, 1 btpe they may see fit to continue the aame. JOHN B. SULLIVAN. Of BULlJVAJf A DRAW. Indianapolis, May S, 1S& myS-dtf "THERE ISMO SUCH VORD AS FAIL" COMPOUND EXTRACT OP CUBEBS AND COPAIBA, IS A SURE, CERT AINAND SPEEDT CURE FOR ALL diseases of th Bladder, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, either in the Male or Female, frequently pertornlag a Perfect cure In the short space cf three or tour dats, aLd always la lese time than any other preparation. In the us of TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OP CURELS ANDCOPA1BA, there la no need of confinement orchaLge of diet. La its approved form of a paste. It is eitrrely tasteless, and causes no nnpleusant sensation to the patient, and no expoeare. It la now acknowleged If the tmost learned la the profession that In the above eases of diseases, Cubebs and Copaiba are the otly two rtced known that can be relied epoa with any certainty ef success. TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CTEXES AND COPAIBA NEVER FAIL. Manufactured only by TA It KANT cV CO., 2?t Greenwich Street, Mew Terk. ITTSeld by Druggists all ever th World. tpr29-ly REAL ESTATE, &C. FOR SALE. 15 Very Desirable Lots, ON BRADSHAW ST., Within 200 Feet of tho Virginia Avenne Line of Cars. THESE LOTS WILL HE SOLD AT A VERT IOW price on long credit, the purchaser required te bw..1 on each Lot withiu a grvea time. For particulars apply at the office ef the Cil.sess' treet Railway Cotcpexy. B. B.CATHEIWOOD. IndiaaapoLa, April 2i, l'tS-aprtS-dtf Philosophy of Marriage. mHE PROPRIETORS OPTHE NEW TORKMCJICM f Anatoa:y have JetermlLed, regardless cf etpease, te Issue free, (for the beeeflt ef suffertng hainanity, and suppression f aiackery,) foor ef their meat Interestir.g aad lastraniv Lectures on Marriagaad Its dlsqaelfficeUoae. Nervo a and Physical Ibl it y, preaatar decllae of Manhood, Ind:ge.uen, Weakaeae er Depression, Impotency. Loss ef Energy and Max.ly Fewer, the great Social Eni. and these Maladies which reealt from yeethfal foiliee, eacesM ef s&etunty, er lgaorsAce f Phyilclegy aad laws ef Nature. Theoe invaluable Lectaree have beea th saeaa et enhahualag aad saving thousands, aad will be forwarded free, a receipt ef four etAsape, by add ream h.g Seer. tary.NevTerk Masesa f Aaatotny aad Medicine, 11 Broadway, Hew Terk jaatl-dlv COMMIS S I ON MERCHANTS. B. F. A A. J. TIULLCft, COUUISSION IIERCHAIITS, 79 Uread t., Plaetarllle, Tnti.. DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUOES, Ac CrTOr4er c'.Ied and ConilrsmetU Sv Lei ted. Pastoffice Box S lrdj FOR RENT. A TWO STORT FRAME BOCSX. CONTAlADTO 3 INE () Rooms with eouvea ences, ta eieellenterfisr asd Di U eouttsaers pan ef th city. Apply to JONfcs, INNEDüE A JON ai. aovl-d3s Me. tlatee Hewae kaotk.

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