Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1865 — Page 4

DAILY HERALD.

TnlÄYJ!0ÜSIN0. NOVKMHKU 2 r 1 i T AJerllr. teU.. u . I-. ik - I tberef ffrs 4 w- . sr-r - Tanta whic thT a lh AniM'M'"' ss r.rrnln. t -aBww KftfcorOLTTiS TM AT I R.-IIa. L. F. Bassitt. Ca4et the raisaA Q Fe!'. ITTeTX MCITX K.o4ar' BWh, Iet WeshlocVa itrMt. Y a alive CITY ITEMS. j7Tl' trvt are trj thirty. Very lotily maethe weather tUrJay. j ' ErrTHx--Tlie ir.th Indiana Carlry hal thtlr rrrrjitl n jrtTlajr. Leuten ant-fiovcr. nor IArr ma-l the reception j"- h. The lr-rerreiM-Chaflain Jvalcr tr.al a jm. a A CoRp.ECTiojf-Tbe building tWroyM Ly Src on Ijt FrMay triiilny wa a rarpnt r bop bei ring t' J hn Starr, an! notamarMe bp Ulonjtnjto John SeyU-l-J, a nn inrr.rrrrtly taUnJ In our pspT of Saturday. Thr error arov? from th' fift that the prt-m-irfa bad f.Ttn rly l-c-n wrupil ty Mr. S-y-1-11. LlCTt R r. at Maote Hall. Trvnlht tli jrrrat antl-alarry aprtl, Wm. Lloyd CiarrtkjII, Who ha the mTit of CnUt nryf ifnothtna; rl, (b-lirrra a Wturw at Masorilc Hall und r the anpirf .f the Youn? 3If n'a Christian Avxiation. KrUnd and opponent alike will df-ir to b-r frun hi own lip what be ha to any . S-at may be revrved at H'-n-ham'a during the day. ;Bn.UnM. Mr. Frlnk, of ChIa?o, prod to hi Win wtr.ninr orr Mr. Morri, in t:n mit. h for :) iintt, at the first National, l.ut ni?ht. Tlie jrme wj Umc affair, aud n ithir party Hrml to l J-lrou ft winning the game a rathrr tnninil clrrtjni.tanre In matrh gams. It wa thu'it Ly )"-.mc that the game wa not o niiirh a tri.il f IR1 a a will laid plan to In Jure or.Mde b ttinjr, 1th a view to a diilrn r.f the profit txtwccii the thamiont. Mayi:M I'oritT.-Sevon f' 'f Intoxlea. ti"D were contldrrrd by the Mayor yesterday, att1 veven IndUidiuU were fined $9 40 earh. Two pahl and flu went to Jail. ne individual rarrlM the law f wlf-pre-wrati )ii to u I an extent o to mntravene th? laf of the nty, fir he wa found w ith e.n. rrah-d weapon rnoti'.'h aVut him to epilp & Hrt-la brigand, n -i Lieutenant Murray r Ni Ituntline. lb wa fined and paid. Ml htf.kmh CT. -The 21th Indiana Vt-teran . V luntyr Infantry, cornMin of sixteen am-mli'-niefl offleer and thre hnndreil and ev-inty-fiur inlitd men, have Int-n mustered ut at New Orh-JiM, Iji., and plaeed en route K hm. They will arrivr during th week. The -sth I. S. colored trop, -onitinj: f tiinetedi roinmU-ioned flle r and fmrhunilred and (U'ViBty.flve tnllti-d men, have aNo been mutrnl nt, and will alo arriie during the week. The funner regiment I under mmand of Lt. Cl. Win. S. I4lard, and the l itti r I remmanded by Ilri-vet Url.fJen.Charle .KiiM'1I. Tllr riiOMEX.IERS. The ladies wert' ut in full foret yt ti rl iy "omc f.-r puriors f h pplnj, a .d others, a wc imagined, for the piirpo' f enjoying the very lowly weather, and at the name time lmpr ing their health and eomplexion. We n"tiiiil that the handsome ont were ut a well a t. hoim ly. Had wc not tderled our lv- aain-t Mirh irnpul' , we hould hue felt ml inehly, when niht cairn' n, at our own lomdine and benrtyearning. a we turned to the dull task-work f writing up thi column. Hut a truce to all thl ntiment. More copy I wanted, and we Ubmin the subject with the inward exclamation: , II w swe?t they look J, ; !-: II jw witcLIag, aud h jw tiKid." ltY, J'iixiwx A March. Legal triumvirale accm J ut now to be the mot popular form of law co-partnership. The latest I the law firm of Ray, (iordon V March. Martin M. Kit and Jonathan W, (iordon need no recommendation at our band. Thuv have a State and national reputation a being among the mot able of our attorney and MlIed in the law. Whora raslel but uniform appear, The wldfm of athoi:nd year." The Hon. Walter March ha the reputation in Eastern Indiana, f being an excellent lawyer. May the name of the new dm te a extensive a the aand on the sea shore. sHxTlxa ArrRAV. Yesterday forenoon a party t f the 13th Indiana Cavalry went Into a hoti;i.c gallery on South Illinoi Mrect for the purpo of f xercise with the air gun." A byit.nider named I U tiraft. wbo-e occupation (if he haf any,) vrchar n d been able to ascertain, made himself too oQleiou by volunteering hi aid In aiiggcatlou, and received a rebuke, couplcil with a physical illustration, when the prty retired. Returning in the aftenixn, Graft wa found to te there, who. Imagining that he discovered the man w ho had struck him, In the person of one of the oldier, drew a alur g-hot and truek him. The miaile bjreaking, he drew a revolver and shot the cldierln the side, the ball inflicting a severe wound, draft wa arretted and lodged in Jsil. The vidier w-a taken to the Soldiers' Home, w here hi wound were dre -ed. TlMfERAXCt. The following named pertorn were appointed the Committee on Recep tion for the Man Convention to be held in tint city tth Dec mbcr next, to-wit: Pr. L. Abbett, Wm. W. II. McCurdy, lr. J. T. Itoyd. 1- J. Alorri, Rer. Henry Wright, with power to ajpclnt nth-ooainiittcei iu each ward, to ( licit place for the entertainment f the delegate to the Mas Com enticn. The following constitute the Committer, appointed in each ward to assist the Committee en Reception: lt Ward MI, Mary pratt, Thema I.ivl. 2d Ward MUcs Miry llarrtl, S. C. Morgan, norrnee K. Wallingford and Mr. F. D.O?ert. 3d Ward W. S. IIuMart, Mrs. Melville and Lury L. Hunter. 4th Ward Mi Sarah cbapinan.Tkdl Krcglo. Screaa Jhaa a id J. II. G;af . Mh Ward Mi Sailie Uartlett, Anna Wenden, Mittie Wilsen and Charit! Krcgleo. 6ih Ward Mr, Cynthia Uouttun. The. Gray, Mr. Hannah lunlar and Rer. W. Uar. 7th Ward T. IL Rose, r R. May, Emma Abtttt, Jtlicie Sym and Jennie Raliinger. WirJ CapUla Whit.it a'vl J. Mar-e. &Lh Ward Mr. Martha Lr ck end J. R. Clillt Tl. It 1 expected .L.t a!l will at once ko to wo.-k. acd witIc until the work. idrtm let the frimd cf toiaptTAnee hang out the "Latch btr ntf." L. ABBKTT. h .irniiü. l-a r Itrport Ttrra lir-t Ia l:rt itucJ. Hn.Jas. S. Frazit r tli.-s.-n Clii- f No. 40. MirlLa A. Mix. v. . rt. John Wie. AfCrtavU. Hsr. .TUl!e. No. (nvr;c . t.r n a tl ux 3Irtr; Miaiat C 1. K.-.rs, ,. ri. Im V.. ;n rv. No. IiJ-I WM.. A Inmistrat. r. r. Cbarlea L. Mixre; Fountain '. I.tsa1. Ellivtt, Ju Jc. No. K2. Gccr,:c W. Dar et cl. n. ILnry Vatttll; Morgan C. C. Kcr.M. Fraai. r. No. IZiZ. ir-nrr Murrar r. Jim? M. JLxen; Müvac. c. M;U a f r tl:ai tII1 Lt.lt t?nc,to su; ; !y rfcJr,. GraUc J, au.l . rU. n-J A art r, , l ...... . a - ,v,ui '.' 'l,r. rt J,y f n,xt term. NO. .00. Jvha lniniora t$. Farn-tt l.r.r- !

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ril'ililr Y-rrtain Mint rrnnn.N ot North Tnn-or lrt. T)T hate all l-n a,.l.l ,i..nrrrrft, thrrp ye-ler-lar nr bJ our tlntivn all-l I l-autiful .re of jrroun.J In the vnithatrn ,nbn f the dtr, an.l w.n.J.-rt-l that It hal nt Imh Imj roTrJ. TLcmj grounJ he !-n ub-JitlüM IitouitaUc Ai for LulMinf purpose, and w learn re f te .l at auction on next Mrnlaj f by Wiley A Martin. Thee !t are ituate o a tr front, a irtkn cf th m en Kat atreet, an-1 a I'-rtkn n krri Mrc-t. Thiriite i tie. vst'.l, ni ilewetj in any aTt wechootc, , thf t tTr-ent riKTP advantage than any ether I unorruj.i-. irtirn of the ritr. The Mirroun.lnj; an very doiraUe, an J the loeatUn health ful. f'llf Cnnrll. Moxdav i:rxiMi.NovctnUT T. CViUnHl inef ; Iii Honor, Mayor Caven In Chair. Prew nt, Mer. Alb n, I.a, Rrown, Coburn, Colb-y, Lmeron, (, lazier, Jameaon, Kapie, ITever, LVmi. MeArthur, S hmldt, Maub and Tlu-mps n. rrriTtox. Ity the Mayor; from J. S. Iunlp, asking fr the reduction f täte. Ry Mr. Roaz; from I. It. Fatout, asking leave to travel aide walk la front f hi property on Fietehcr avenue. Referred to Hoard f Public Iinproveroet.t. ORMXANCE.H. Mr. Iooini; appropriating money for the payment f the claim f John Stumph, for bouhb ring ( Irele and adjoining tritN.amouiiting to .VXi W Tlie Cmmlttee on Aceonnt, ata previous mei ting, de lined rcirting an ordinance for the payment f Mr. Humph' claim, although hi final estimate had b-en allowed, a the matter wa in litigation, but th Council re. fused to eoneur in the report. Considerable dlcution wa elicited n a point of order mad by Mr. Coburn, that ordinance appropriating money could nly be introduced by the Committee on Account, and on the third Monday of each month. It Ix ing decided that the presentation of the ordinance wa not in order, the rule were kuiended, and the ordinance wa formally Introduced, read a accond time undr a second uiension, xut upon it paage, and ailoptcd by the following vote: Aye Allen, Boaz, Jlrown, C'ollev, Doeron, ilazi;r, Jummii, Ifever, Loo'tni, MeArthur, Schmidt, Staub and Thorn pH in H. No Colxjrn and Kpe 2. Mr. Rrmvn rciwrte-d a lengthy anltary rdlnanee.providing for theestablishmcnt of health ilistriet, a Roard of Sanitary Commissioner, and defining their dutica. The ordinance prov ide for a general and thorough cleaning up (( the city. The ordinance wa referred to the city Attorney and the Mayor, and the r Jinam-e ordered to be printed. Ir. Jameson reported an ordinance reguUtIngtheUulngof license prohibiting City Council from issuing license to jwrson without the Treasurer's receipt Ik Ing prosentcd.for amount charged; any license so issued to bo nrll anl void. The ordinance was passed under suspension of rnb" lifo I. MuTtox.s. Ry Mr. LoomU: That th City Clerk lr directed to report Indebtness of thcclty up to 1st iH'ceinlier, lt,7t. Carried. Ity Mr. MeArthur: That the diirf Fire Lngineer procure ash pale for each engine. Carried. Ik Mr. Roaz: That Chit Knglneer be instructed to readvertise for grading and graveling of l.'nion street, ln twis n Merrill and Mccarty. Carried. Ry Mr. Allen: That Civil Kngineer be dim-ted to reMrt whether West street and sidewalks Is being graveled according to contract. Carried. Ry Mr. Albn: That the Mreet Commissioner be Instructed to clean the gutter on the eat side of Ltst street, from MeCarty to Virginia avenue. Referred to Roard of Public Improvoments. un'oUTsJOK COMMITTEES. Dr. Jameavu, from thti (JotamitUv on Finance, reMrted that the City Clerk le authorized to subscribe for tight coplca of Asher Adam's city map, for engine houses, city of-ti-es, etc. Concurred In. Committees also reported in favor f increasing the pay of the watchman on the lire tower from ?2 .tu ;2 7. per day. Concurred in. Air. Allen, from the Commit tea on Fire Ie. partmcnt, reported the cistern on the Rluff Ro.tl and Rar treets, and the one on Illinois street, n ar the I'nlon lViot, built by Charles Ranncy, to ln unsafe for the passage of heavy wagons, and recommended that they should not lie accepted until made to the satisfaction i f the Chief Fire Kngineer. Concurred in. Mr. F.merson, from the Committee on Public RuiMings, rejvorted as to the condition of the Hospital Hündin; turned over to the City by the (iovernment. The buildings are worth .,, and probably cost twice that amount. The Committee also reported that the Post House wa not included in the donation. CITY ATTORN'EY. The City Attorney reported In favor of accepting the resignation of Messrs. Culley and Yanlaningham. The resignation were received. Also, as to the jH titionsof Messrs. Hamilton and Langsdalc, that it was doubtful if a purchaser at a tx a!e can recover money paid by him Nraiise the property sold wa exempt from taxation, the question being one of law, and if the money i paid upon a mistaken view of the law. it cannot be recovered back. Report concurred In. l:E.M)LVTIOX.s. Allowing final estimate to John Stumph for grading and paving the sidt walks on Maathusett avenue, Utwmi Pennsylvania and New Jersey street. Passed. Allowing final estimate to Thomas AVren, for grading and graveling Winston street, letwetn Ohio and the north line t f ut-Iot 45. Passed. UUr.D OF E-XCilXEER. Tbe Roard ef Engineers submitted a rejrt in relation to drainage. The report states that surface drainage is diflieult, on account of hange of grade, the natural drains having Wen obstructed. The report estimate the respective co.t of covered brick and wooden sew er at 10 for brick and $5 forwood, j r lineal foot. The Committee d'H- not recommend woenhn sewers as being so durable as brick, but estimate that a wooden sewer, properly constructed would last twenty-five year. The report wa a-ccpted. Working Men's Appress. In eomr-II-anco w ith a goncr-il Jcsirc to io in the column of the IIf.kaLI the a.Urc. to the worWinj men cf IiKliina, cf thc Working Mea'a Conv ntiöii, which met in this rity last wtvli, vre make room for it in to-Ja)' iajor: xrrKEs or the workixu men's state CXWVT-VTION to their constitcexts. FiU iir IW-rkinj Af"t of the .tate of In. Jijna: Yi-u ar well aware that the ostssi,in of money n.nf r en i! ownT a cwrr an.l rcsjKvt thut his nurit d.fs n.t t-ntitle hiui to. an.l tint the ifvt j r.Kh:csl on aiety it antiiKuuH r.-.tio :uii iiiconsist, nt with the pirit T ur Am riv- in institution. Uinr tav on falsf anj ri.it ioiis üittncu.u, faloulatol to t! :Tt- wt-alth alo e U't in the mKial an.l I'.'uti :l t-ale t f lifj.anJ drraJe the nlui- r s. low that wealth and honor will not-r n.trh tin in. To count net tl.i moral herey,shcul J N the sira tf wry man who wishoto -e worth jref rn-d to wt-alth and eant to niAint.tin it uporivriiy on r iiiumy, and that in m looting nun for i'üiml ,.iti.n. the fjuestion cf .jiulifioati.ni h..u'..l is he h. t. is he capable. i he worthy To iTvduoe wealth, rv.iuin sinew anj i:iuolef r larw r. tr.tell.s:-t f .r dirvotlon. and the ; tIca'.Uff cf Col for fruition. The hti ian, j the hanker, the pvt-dy H-culatT. an 1 th.- ' j woalthr aristo rat. ii"iu-of th tu nnluoc any- ! thuic uxful; all ofthm li.e and thrif .n the I lbcrof the workin tm.ii. a.-eumulAtin and censuuiiui the rtduif t f the lairrr'e t-11, I - ' i.L .1 : l . , . ' : i u.in. the ualtK thu irainM t l lxce his Un th- vs. rkin nu-n combine' alo to prot-ct th-ir ri.Lt. ,ui Mur tl, thnishr) tLeir full Mare f thitr nj4tal, their Utor. in - !...(..,.,. , f tLc I arre amount fflaborI sa iti- t. !ti:. r ' iu u-, acd thc Ciceam. fc-rnr , f U.r, n to rlortn the aiacunt tf U n-ivynu to U done. the t hole numUr can ..U.ta all tul loy ni 7Vt enc iTn '

It 1 a matter ef ereity, thr. f rv, to take aonM-step to reme,I ttiU vil.a,,.u. take a.U

anlag of all rireumtincs to ins'ire 'e- !. Ibe in-piir- naturalir ai )-.-- . b I tilts l. w rBwnir ie an.w.r is.lir.t f. nu jurtut in mV, th'r im t'rm ith an.l a j.,j.'r rf Having formed youi i. ti. s x,n dopt thrule thlt ei.ht Incurs fchou eon.Jitute a daC work. ' Whenyoii have established thi rub; yon have foun I emplojm.td f rone-fourth a many men. in addition to the pres, ut number now employe.1. B. now have- inpovniet. And to wi ure thi ol.jis t, yu should vote for no mau for ofhee rf any Hind iinb- M favor thi moveiuuit; and in m Wting m-n for offi.-.-, avdid all partv proett, Ixr.ore m)iiui InterooiifinJi"n ' "I'"1 AKci,y on,y qualitieation. and pursue su-h a cour? as will ensure the ele,iioM f the men of vour choice. 1 1 v in? ele till the men of your eh'iii-e, instruct jour r. -press ntathes what law they shall adv ocate; enj.iin ui-.n exe-utive and iudicial ofiie. rs a doe .iilij, nee in lh" arrest and punishment of onVtiib-r; and h t all dainly understand that unk- . tbej- fjlthf ally rf rm the dntie of their respective ortiees. other men a- -is 14IV1IIUI Iii II4X l tUI'IMV lillr IMICn, Ry In ing all united and rating w ith each either in obtaining justice f..r ours Ives . l otlor, Ja?.r will U- elevatid to the utand trd that the I iv inc Creator intended it should j e held at. Those who proJure the wealth of tüe country wall lie in a condition to make the lawaorthe country. Politician will be at a discount, and honest men take th places heretofore ccupicl by demagogues, Vou will then have attained the po-itlon in sm ial life VOIiriiMl desi l'iiciI roil f.if an.l .nr " at ion ü I i Institutions entitle you to hold. Tlien the rule that Nature and the physical condition of the I human sy-tcm rt-iiuire lor the health and hafI pine f mankind that eight hours for reli- ; gloiis and sK-ial enjoyment, eight hours for rest I and refreshment and L'ht hour for work I can lie fully enjoyed und afipreeiated by all. j Wc do not claim this time for Idleness." W ; claim that we require the eiht hours system 'sa - a . . oi iarnr, mat we may look alter ur individual Interests and happiness. We do not wish for luxury and indolence, but ve arcamhitiou to turn our time and talent to greater account In the productive industry, in the social relation, and iu the political system f the country f which we are citizen. Ina word, our aim 1 to make ourselves U tter friend, letter citizen and better Christian. And now, is it not a much to the interest of the employer as to that of thc employe, that this proposed system should lieeome the rule; has not every advance of civilization, In throwing down the false distinction which dh ided society, in the castes which made and reorganized Pitbean and Patricians, w hich made employment hereditary, and which confined knowbsjge to the aristocracy, ha not every step of this progress Increased the wants of man, and enhanced the capital invested in their supply. Then whom interest is it to oppose this reform? Hi alone whose blind oovetousness craves the last pound f flesh. The discount of mistaken Interest having thus disappeared, the busy bum of peaceful industry w ill be heard in 'very village iu the land, urged, not a heretofore, by the over-taxed hands of the la1orers for ten or fifteen hours, but by the Invigorated energy of he who has but eight hours to perform his day's work. It is, therefore, to the Interest of every working man, and for thousand. yet unborn, for you, a soon as circumstance will permit. I to unite in constituting IJght Hour Leagues i In every part of the country, and In every lawI Till way use your endeavors to carry into tf- . foot this desirable objirt, for the benefit of yourselves and posterity. I. M. Hooi-Ei:, 1 Joirx R, MoniAX, Committee. Arle I. Rootii, ) - . Amusement. ; Masonic Hall The first grand ball, given I by the friends of the steamer Governor Mor ton, called forth, on lat night, a full attendance of the beauty and fashion of the city. Good fooling was abundant, and merrily did the dancers' foot keep step to the music discoursed by the band until the wee small hours of the morning warned the f.Mal throng that It was time to go. METKoroLiTAX Thf.aTEK. Tennyson's e.xj quMte poem of Fnoch Arden, skillfully dramatized, and called " liider the Palm," a j po tie title, well suited to the piny, wa prouuceii last night, with Mr. L. P. Rarrott as Fnoch Arden, his original character, and Is in his bands a creation of tnot remarkable intert est. The poetical passages of the play received from Jlr. Rarrttt's excellent taste and full toned and melodious voice, lull justice, while the scene of deep pathos with which the character abound, moved many of the audience to deep emotion. Mr, Rarrott pro es himself perfect master of the human passions, and w hatever he essays to portray seems at once subject to hi power. Under the Palm will be n pealed to-night, for the last time. mj InII:innMlU ICelall Itlitrkcf. coaaKCTED af o a. rmcT sro.J IsoiASroi.i. MosdaT Ertsifto, Not. 27. oaoccanc. J Coffee, pfr lb CO Klo da o 33toM 1 tl 50 to 2 50 lOinar.itao'anl krJ ... 23 do Soft Crushed -0 to 23 do Brown 16 3 ayrop, Col len, per gal 1 75 do u jar Hons i io X. O. Mola,..... 1 vi Sorghum Mols'Sf.... raoTi.iosi aso raonrcr. Flour, pr M d RtKkwheat, per lb Coro ateal.boVed, pr buh Ham, Sogar Cure.1, pr lh....... r a l i 1 30 10 to 13 10 to 12 100 S5 30 to 35 viai 0iiS in arj., ,,,, ., SkoulJrra. do LarJ, Dew Kutter, Cho'.c 50 PT dot Irieh rolatoaa, per bask Sweet do do ... 35 80c to 1 00 J 50 Onions Turn! pH do (1 05 to 8 00 do 75c. to 1 00 20 rorvrsr and a nut. j bro Tcrkey, per lb dj CliKkent do D'Jcks, per pair. .. do Geeee, do Pqulrrrl. apiece., do fiabbilt 2 ..35 to 60 I 00 .... 75 S5 .... 25 ..35 to 40 . ... 4 00 .... 1 59 1 So do Venison, per lb Qaaile, per dei Otiten (XX) per can , do (XXX) p-r ctj rai mt Orarfet per bbl Lmona do bos , .f 10 to 20 00 . f 4 to 19 OU 5(0 35 to 40 40 35 Apples per tbl , Cfcoice Prunes, per lb Cberrtee, Dried Peaches, do .... .... . ... Apple, do 15 to 20 Cranberries, per bM flö to M BUSINESS NOTICES. llitmlin V llitsic-liig; h:ic rcnuntd th ir cilia' to Kxrlunjrc liiihlinjr. .r, North Illinoi Mievt. opposite Il.itos ll. iis,. novl-2in VnMtJ.Uy a .iij.lo pntum.in, a Tar-u.mu.w.,.-iu.r.u.i,nuW uous..,r put. - he buiMins. within two s.jiur. s , f th? I.st OflU-e. AcIJn-Ml. C. lox l.Xi. " -1 hat In nine?-That derend on what the name U SoiucÜiue there is a prt at cie:U in a mme, and onietime it is'nt w orth a rush. TaVe, for cx.-uiijV.c, the name t f Cev rc Rlioiliu. an.l It lmrueiiatflr u-p-Ms the wnr.l '( inl.'," ar..l tbe word "Cirrlc"is Vvistic cf everything that i cxtl an.l creat in the culinary art. The sUrrttnlum is rh.tp unrival.M l-y any iniilar in-tituti. n i f th.- Vin.l in the West. Nevertheless, II, -zekuh. the i roi ri, t.-.r. j i unwilling t. Mow his own tniii t. Myr- j iads wh' haves:, no int. its e -;ntiHs.li..us aurt- , j men's hungry, sii k an l -to. lu? come t.ut ' njuxcnati-J an.l n :uatt-.. The t at.t' l s thereat ns?J n pan'yTi7i?t'. Its ni,Tit jx-ak fiT tin Ills, It rs. i Ilarrry.V .Morlrj take this ouu.rtuultr to inform all vvLciu it may eoneern, that they h.ne pt:nhaed the St'ek. Stand, fte., tf stiltrt.t Ilrvant. No. 14Ö Virginia Anne and to the exn nsjxe m1 ilr. a ly ia hand. J tu e nude lire additions, and tu-w oiT, r to ! the twev-.lf t f ludianai-lis th. -rreat. t inducemeet, t. atr. nizeth m. Mr. Ilart. v Is well ' and wi.i. ly kn ..wn a ( aj t. A. I. Harvey, t t the l.Mh lütt-rv. art'l Mr. M r!ev isfac.raMv i known as Maj.-r A. J. Mori- y, f tho th luJ. I Cavalry, ratronize thi trm. Th-v eaa and h ill pl-ase their patron. Ilenlmm Co., IIa IIuux Corner, keep the ordy av rtrut nt of Miiaway Iino in the Mate. novirMm Ilrrr U it Harrain. 7 OO Sca lullr will l uy a p.iirtf Mn' iK-uhle .-vie,

Scwod, Calf.kiu liovt.. at IL F. MayN. Xo. 10 j Thr O.ly Imported (from New JcrNorth rennvlvanU Mrvet - IhnadelrhU j ey) feilrer Medal I'atent Leader D,u In thi, mad. A fiat. kti f ISsjota-ad Mix, all city are found at grades, at COttipHitfon price. riOd UtLXCTOX, CaDT tt CO.'

! N.litlrnvrkOyalers In Ihr Shell. in - iili.k r .k- . f

i form LI frien ! tn l the public that he hv j t rf- "!. aill W ill rtwif ilil. .'nr.,rlU .-a-m. th finest ,m!iir of addb-R -k '3,r" "r carefully s. le, -te., and aeknow le.1. l by rpl. uns to liinapi.roa. bable In flavor. tte and s,., U ing extreimlr rich. i ' ., . I-adi. liould re .lle, t that this al. n is j I led into two departments, that of the hdir Uing entirely di.timt from the other i i t. IkmiI.I t.,-.. i ti., .' ' 1 " ,u''1 ' hf n,r ,n n,m - 1 9t e"(ieraniuni ievtry vari ty f (iame, Veuion. (Juail, Irairie Cbb kens, te. -m; , Imu.iu is, oemlnr i". ' - -V. r.-Hham d Co: . . , f 'rxTt.EMKN: let me thank you for the ue 1 f our Stein way (irand at my ierformance Indianapoli." Vou are aware that I alwavs . i. , I lw' thc ' my own parI ti ulr pianos, twoof which always travel with me, were, the best sj Imen of phtio ,; f,.rt4. I1HfcbanUin In existence. Rut I have liei n mistaken. Your piano is a gem ; the U-st in every particular, a to tone, quality, touch and workmanship, I ev er had the fortune to play ujmiii. I congratulate you. Truly, your, Ronr.KT Hri.ir.it. ndlrsh, eo n ml m the new IsM.ks jtM reeeive I Satunlay evening at 0 North Illinois strt t; also the new silverware to lie given out this week. A present for you. luincrSalr of Iluihlin Iu ut Union City. We learn that Mrs.O. H.Smith, one of the original proprietors of Union City, Indiana, with a lew to the more rapid improvement of that growing City, has determined to offer at Public Auction on Wednesday Pece-iubcr 13 next over one hnndreil choice building lots belonging to her. l.'nion City Is situated on the Indiana and Ohio State line, 84 miles northeast from Indianapolis, 100 miles west from Columbus, Ohio, and 47 miles northwest from Dayton. There arc now four railroeds completed and running to thc place one that will be completed next year, and two more projected one turnpike, and two more projected. The City was first laid out twelve years ago, and now contains a population of 2,.V), and rapidly increasing. There are now in the City five churches, two school houses, one printing office, two flouring mills, one foundry and machine shop, one planing mill, sash and door factory, seven dry good stores, four boot and shoe stores, seven groceries, two bakeries, three clothing stores, two drug stores, three hotels, one plow factory, two wagon and carriage factories, and three saw.mills In the Immediate vicinity. The location of the city Is high and rolling, very healthy, with a fine agricultural country surrounding it. It is well known as being one of the most important railroad centers in the State population and business rapidly Increasing. This sale offer1 superior Inducement? to mechanics and capitalists. Thc sale will commence at ten o'clock a. M Terms of sale one-fifth cash, and the remainder In four equal semi-annual paymeuts, with interest. The lots are all staked and numbered. Plats and bills with full particulars can lie had at nil prominent points in the vicinity, or upon Inquiry of Wiley Jt Martin, Real Kstatc Aue. tioneers, Indianapolis, Ind. The rincfct and L.urgri Ostrich Plumes of all colors at the New York Millinery Store, öd North Illinois strei t, Miller's Rlock. m m I'inc and wolNkept l'arnlturt tit Auction-, at No. 511 North Illinois street, on Thursday, November 30, 1"), at 0,'M' o'clock, A.M., two hundred yards Taplstry, Rnisscls, Three-Ply and Ingrain Carpet and Matting, one Marble-top Center Table, two Marble-top Wash stands, two Marble-top Rosewood Dressing Rureaus, one set Hair-seat Rosewood Chairs, one Hair Sofa, one Kay-Chair, one one Sofa-Lounge, one set Rosewood Cane-scat Chairs, two Rosewood Rooking-Clnirs, one Oval Table, one very line Rosewood Rookcase, two Rosewood French Bedsteads, one single Bedstead, two Hair Spring Mattresses, Oak Extension Table, Oak Sideboard, O ik Dining Chairs, Oak Hatrack, Oak Chamber Set, Refrigerator, Cooking and Warming Stoves, Linen Window Shades, and Cornice, Cooking and Warming Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, etc., etc. At the North end of thc Illinois street railroad, East side. Re sure and go. Willi am R. Ff.vtuku.sTox. 2-vS Auctioneer. lYc rail attention to the auction sale of lots on Tennessee htrect, just north of the corporation limits, to take place next week. The lots will "oc sold decidedly cheaper than vacant ground enn now lie procured in that vicinity. They are less than two minutes wnlk from the street railroad. 2s-! Ars you In vrnnt of a Photograph Album, Family Bible, or any of the standard works? then go to the Oift Rook Store, 111 Rast 'Washington street, opposite the Court House, and receive with it some on? of the splendid articles which are given gratis to purchaser. A Inrtse Stock of !TIIosloiis and (iuitar just received at the Rates House Corner. We select our goods in jKTson, and sell at the lowct cash prices. 2-!-Ir Itent. Two front offices, on second floor, centrally located, will be let, separate or together, by L. II. Hamlix & Co., Real Ktate Brokers, Exchange Ruilding, ZVi North Illinois street. AH lnt M k the rush of strangers and citiens was immense at thc Museum over three thousand people visiting it during the week. Editors, lawyers, doctors, mlnisurs, teachers, countrymen, ladies, children and folks, were there. The Madam has engaged the next comet, Jefferson Davis, R.irnum.the key to thc elephant's trunk and Indiana Leg. islature, so we heard from the Pojieof Rome, but so many stories are In circulation in regard to the Madam's enterprise that one can't tell w hat is true. We shall see what wc shall sec. a a I-ndic-s, now is the time to buy your Millinery Uoods, at New York prices. Mrs. Fourl. at the New York Millinery Store, is selling her Large stock of Goods, at reduced price. 2'l ; IjaM CT,;,,, to aeeure one r mcrc cf those cheap riUi:jin? L(,ti cn Ka.t 5lr,Htf nt. virjrinia Avenue Mreet Railroad, i will U: cfforid ucxt Mondav, when the nj m:iSain ,., an. ,(0,Uivt iT t0 u cK scJ out Ca at tJie tate Offlt-e cf Wilev Mar tin, (or Plats, tte. Tlie I.aliM lintl :a II time st tb fur aueti. n at Feathtrstn' ro .m, ytsterJay. We understand there were sonw great bargain Id. The ne H continued ti-day. Then- i a l.nrire to k ef the lest po! .tili on band, and mu-t In rlsd this day, n.intnene. ins at nine and a half oMt k. a. m., and one and a half r. m. IV on hand. I.adie eptrially invitt-d. Wm. . Featheii-tox, Au. ti.:i.er. B Knnhe IManw at liinham's. nu .a 4aarnrt Jewelry.-Jtnisou, Nels..n A Co.. No. 21 Kat WashinptAn tmt.'.iu.nrr tu W. H. Talhott A: Co.,) hae jut reeeire.1 a lar,:c and tvuii-h te eUnk of the law tyle Garnt t Jew,!rr, vvhii h th"y will sill 2 n r Cent. Invtr thin they haoert-r 1-een effen d in cit-r Ih' IInllMnrt?r In In-Iianaf-r ranc7 d Maple Dry Goods i the Xt-w Yrk tore H- l-nn, proprietors, f.l.-nn's lJlok' " "aptlis Indiana. I- liny V 'o at the Loau e, X.. Si .vaith IlMne.ie trcet, will loan money cn anv i artitle of alue, or buy the same. Alwav on ; hsnd uiired-eiaed pledge fur sale. m At C'o.Ludin7t' n, Cady A G., r.at Washinclun strt-et. are ic.sitively M-llinj: cfi thi ir ntirr st k f txta and lioes at et.t.

The Nlnnfssktppl Insnranre . j of tbl eity,ha paid over Thirty Tboiand ' IsUarP,nui) in !., Inte Ja nuarr 1st. lg. and nowba nvt-rHv Ilundret T1iuand ' iK.llar (es.si( in ,u - apital. Wei

say. insure with the hinlsipp. I'or Hair. A Ifors and lizht Tri I ag n anl Harne... Apply at No. .1, Rate 1 1 Ol IM- Rl - V. J. F. KXOl R. ?: tf. Tli Urn I Hand Se-we-d IVrnicr stlf'-hed lfcxt- are in vie ,.y Burt .t Terh nne, an.l are for m1 at costly. .1 LniM;Tix. C.uy Co. .Tf urtliidiile V 4arult hare lilted up mot handsomely the room formerly occupied by the Telegraph Company, over the Rt Hive More, and now occupy the same with th Union Insurance Company as their Itnd and Insurance Office. 21-10 - m a - Fanal lie In I lie .orth nnd parts of tlw city are informed of five facts: 1. The Capital Drug Store, comer of Massachusetts avenue and Vermont tni Is, is very near you: 2. Mr. Wood, who keejn this boue, sells reliable goods at reasonable price; 3. You can have Prescriptions prepared aeeurat.ly at all hours; 4. His g.id are freh. and selected with great rare; 5. His sign -the Coldcn Mortar," is plain to lie seen. nl6-3in aiifc - - MemlMr or Ihr (moral Assem BLY, all my old friends and the public in general, (or -any other man.") are respectfully invitisl to patronize the old establishment and well-known "United States I)ye-houe and ( leaning E-tablUhment," No. G2 south Illinois street. Joseph Harris, Proprietor. Coat,Vst.. and Pants thoroughly cleaned, repaired and made to look as good as new. "Let those, bow reaoraU bo nerer did before. And tboaa wbo always renerated aow rcnortu the taure.' .vptare dealing, rersonable charge and prompt attention to business are our old friend Harris mottoes. IC-tf e For the CTioIeofct Italien?! of the season call on Rhodius, of the Circle Itetaurant. Shell Oysters, Fat and Plump, served n all style. 13-lm LECTURE. Young Men's Christian Association. third ix(rmtr. my William Llovd Garrison. . AT MASONIC .HALL, Tuesday Evening, !S'r. 2lh, l03. SiDgU Tlclctta, to centa. Reaarred Seata may le obtained at Benbam'a Muie Store, without extra cbarg, no25 3t REAL ESTATE. a. n. oou, h. c.nortixs. A 1IOPKIXS, Real Estate Agents, Have constantly on band, for ial a, all kind of CITY PROPERTY C0X3i4TlX(er House and Lots, Vacant Lots and Ojt-I-oU. Cheap Homes caa always te ecured b the payment of small snais. jo.1 terms and faroraMe time secured In all kinds of Property. Farm Ltmleand atHl p operty. Wiaeontla, Klnneioia, Iowa and Miseourt Land for aale luw. Office, No. 7 Temperance Hsll, Indianapolls, Ind. dot 13 d .'in B. M. SPICER5c CO., Real Estate Agents AND NOTARIES TUKLIC, .üo.SO 1.2 .orth IlllnoU Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA novl dif CROCERIES. I. k. rROftM.AVD. S C. HAk.OA. fTijfJlS HAOriBI. W. J. QILLKWIB. t M. CALDWELL. CllOSSLAM), IIAGUIUE Si Co., GROCERS, Cor. TIprldinn nnd Maryland St., ' nov!3 dtf INDIAN KTOU, IXD. BROKERS. O u!V TV OFFICE, ."o. 3 i South Illlnol Street. MONEY HIMW TO SITT, OX WATCnKS, Oiimonda, Jewelry, WWer Plafe, Qnns, HlbioU. Dry 0od, Mailed IntroroeDt, Sewing Use hl ne. CloibinK, Silk, llou-ebold Goods, old tioM and Slleer. BaraRe, and ether arMcles of ea'ne. Wanted to bay fur ibe 8 latbero Market, a 1 kind of Gent's and Ladies' Wearirg Apparel, old or new; also, Tmnks and Valises, Pry Good-, Keddlng, c. 1c. BaslaeM strictly private. Ollica open at all H -nra. E. MAY A CO. Tout Offlc address. Lock Boi 334. dot 13 dtf BAKERY. REDUCED PRICES AT THK Union Steam Bakery. Ilutter Crnckera,per bbl.g 1 -2c per lb PicieCrarkera,perbbl,9cpr lb. SICKtM A PARR0IT, noi0 dlw So. I? North Pennsylvania street. BILLIARDS. New Billiard Hall. (JEM BILLIARD ROOM, .o. O Wewt Wnwhlncrton Ktrel. I S'X SCP?RB TA nit 9, bete Pnelin'i CotnBluatloD. haarl'ucaet Tables the bed In la city. Cenlooatrd. and eT of aeees. bclna' on th trsiul j fl-r. ! Aa elr-rant Bir attached, which la antil ed w'th choice I.i-jtors acd Citrarv Opes da and li'gbt. no!3 dtf EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, as rnt r.MTEI) STATES EXPRESS COMP'V. OJTICK SO. 3 EAST WASHt!caTO!r JTRIIT, iadiaaapouB. Ttree daily Cxpriet :o Sew Tori; Two daily Eipreaaes to Cl&clDhatl, ac4 T datlj Rapratae u Caka aod Si.La!s; Toe above Ccmpaaie ar ttaa only prtrUagad Zxpress 00 lie falloaict roadi, Tit I5UIA5A CKXTIAI4 LAFATicrnr. cbxago, ISHlNArX'LIS PERL': TKRRR BAITK k RXHUOKP; BKLL0STAI5X 1 15i)U5Ar01JI. M Ofl waaaai aoaa a.t..l 1. A w . a - M ..a. y Pa m la chrc ottpciil&si& i3ctoaH 3fTT' . note. Ellis and D. tfU will t prsvptij eollsctod ace! ready trras mad. J. aCTTXXTüLLrL Araat. '"MASOS'IC.' Vnsr. PEOTor.RApn or WAsnrxoTox as a MaMn,sDlloana44reae a poo receipt of prtc. TJTJtZL1"''- 00 Ab Ajtot wanted ia aery lwra ro tba Vnl K-A.CAMFBlIX, -7 Iaat Wa.tlaioti street, BaKaJti wiu';" wtU taaaBieairai t loa BXSUkLD EüfDXÄl.

runs. . FURS! FURS!!

Tlir Itrroit STOCK OF FURS, Far arpaPK eTeryttij la qual.t and raile'y to b fratd e 1'f ah' re in the W et tatj torn be seen tt tfct "BEE- II 1VE, A'o. 2 HVf W'lsMitjton Stm r-r. Mrri'h'an, ssiTnio or Fur Clonks, Fur Mantles, 4-4, 3-4. LI iiim. VICTORINES, ETJGENIE8, CoIInr, lOrtlmM, 3InflH and Onfls, -IXIlenl RnsAian Sablr, 1 1 Hilton Hay K:ilIe, Atncrlcaia Sable, l'rencli Sable, Royal i: rm i nc and Hink, For Ladies, Miaiea aa4 ChUdren. AIJ50,Fur Collars and (Hoves, In Olter, Ifeavar ai:d Seal, for Gent, at wholesale and Krtall. Old FURs relined, repaired and aide orer In ary etyle In a few houre. The attention of the Wholesale Trade Is eter!al!y li reeled to the following Good : 500 1-1 litr iiiMMs, GOO 3. 1 Fur ':iprs 7 .10 1.'2 rurCapcm OOOl-l rurCnpes lOOO Vtctorlne, 1100 CoIInrrs 4.10 IlerthnM, 37. lhis;enle, imoMufl, 'JG00ir. Cuir, lOOalox. rurTrlmmril llood. AT tylkk's iu:i:-iiivi:. a. t.ovI4 dim PROFESSTONAL. jocxm a. bi'poxaxa. apdisom l. oachi. patio siirass. 7IrDOXAI,D,IIUAClir: A SIIFCKS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Second Story, Etna Luilling, IVniiNj lrnnln Jt., Prscllfe in tbe Inferior and Snprerae Courts of Indiana and In the Federal Court. nor 13 datvtf WM. A. LOWS. L. W. MC ft ID. I.OU i: aV He Oil I), ATTORNEYS AT LAW, iToon Xo. ä Blnrlfortr Block, IndlnnapoII, Ind. Will partlce In tbe State and Federal Court. Dorl7-d3m mt. ii i:uv r. raum.h, PIIYSICIAaX AÄD SURGEON, IXDIAXArOLlS, IXD. OFFICE McOoat'e Mock. Keatntky Ateno, roora No. , 2d floor. EemUeace Xo. 137 iJortta Alabama, no? 10 dtf HOTELS. W oM. DELL'S union ii l , last Washington avreet, oppoi-lte th Court House,, Indianapoll, Ind. BT THOROUGHLY REXuVATIXd AS ETLAROIpk my boote, I am enabled to offer my geet-t a comfortable home. Estes per day, 2 uo21 dim WM. UKLL, Proprietor. IS to v,r t House, (Formerly Bantra noose,) Ti.xtni: iiAirn i.mk, f 1HIRD BTRKET, two doors soth of Ohio street. I Col. James and hob Pttwart, Propr a. Fre Dus to and from the Hooss at all bsars of tba da and night. DOT 1 3 dl ORIENTAL HOTEL, I1.UN013 STRICT, One jnare !?orth of the Union Depot, IndlnnnpolLs Indiana. dot13 dim Ü0LLAKD t 8CCDDEB, Ptop'i. SHERMAN HOUSE, Opposite Union D?pot, 1XDIAXAP0LIS, IXD. Scott, Barge & Ce., Proprietors BTi-t3m MACY HOUSE, Comer JJlinoit and Market Street$, Indianapolis Indiana F. T. PALMIB, K. rKfTICCrr, - . Proprletora. STE.2ET CAM ram to aai from th door of th "lUcj" to th Uaioa Depot a&4 ail. pan of th city. P. 1. Fran Ch 234 f October, 1EC5. th rrtc ef Day Boant arül b raJMOad to Ji Indian prr WeaA. RAILROADS. llellefontninc Railway. ni4i(,E or Twn. o 5 AM) AFTZB KOXTJAT, SOTTMBia tÄh, iraia wiii iesT talon Depot aJ foUows: 4.0a A. Tal, Saprwa XalL 4 in P. at, AflcvwtrBodAUoat, 'Jot Caioo nlj.) - r. M.( ahtSipreas. nm iurrs raoat ni aaa. lO W A. 2Hht Ixpreaa. 11.1ft A. Aoraennwlatloav. K. H. BaUJwTC, aoTldlas 0nrailopWsOtt4t,

CARPCTÖ, ETC.

THE LARGEST CARPET STORE i :v t i j. rv , ii kept nv IHME, ADAMS A CO., JG and 2S Wfst Washington Strc f t. (Flrtrhrr lrr) Tho bavi icf:ctlt rurosip oftiieir Dry Oowla an4 eavene4 tke "-:r. g-s fa a Wholesale anI Retail Carpet, Wall Paper AMI HOUSE FURNISHING lsit n llijshmMit . HUME, ADAMS & CO., 'all aperlal attention er CAKPI1T D K A Ii K R S Or Wb ilesale bnyeri.to their I arge, stock of all ftrades of CAltPtTS, OIL CLOTHS, Tut lilies, WX,H, PAPER, (nr tains, Window Shades, Sofa Carpets, Ros and Mats, la an eadlea variety. HUME, ADAMS & CO., Have a large quaatltj of KauBaota of ca.:r, IF IE T s, Thlitj jrdseach,andouJer,hlch will be aold RKLOVT Cot. liruasela Carpets, i 95 per Vatrd. Kct3plf 2 00 per Tarda Heat2p?r 132totlG. Common plr Carpet 76 toft 100 Cotton Chain Rag Carpets. THK FINEST WOOL BLAXKETS OED COMFORTS All sixes to I feet k 0 feat square. Wool, Dntch,Eticllsb,Twllled Hemp and Ilongh and Heady O A. X3 -aL ? 9 FOB LISTSQ E00MS5D KfTCBKM. HUME, ADAMS c CO., WUl keep coBstaatly oa aaad a larf asaortaect of Furniture Corering, Piano and Table Corf rs, Table Line n, .Napkins, Towels, te., te., rrUa ar lectel with car a4 tteatk.a, kaowlca; th winti cf onr rnstoraer. THX LAEGLST A5D BUT AatOETTflXT Cf WALL PAPER IX TUE STATE. Do not thl&k of bc-rtcf a Carpet or frail Paper Ufr tocalBKaitaiaiarcauca,wacrroa caa aT duliar nraE, AD A TIS V CO., 2C and 28 West Tashlax1i Ssrff J, nxrcHit rroix,) INDIANAPOLIS, IND. wit dm

AMUSEMENTS.

OlETRopoLim Theater. Corner o M'tt$Mng(on anl Tin'" .Vrer. naaairr, Wr. W. II. Illley . CUirai OF TIVI: ; Dosri rjvt a at 1) o'tlsxl. Orentr bes at V Tnrstja.v L'rfninc, Aoirmbrr 2. .Ilt. Ij. r. IIAKKKTT. UNDER THE PALM. Zaoch Ardea.. 0rtare..... . Ma. 9 Alas TT. i. Orctetra. A QUIET FAMILY. ÜTSeala Kater rH three dejt la advacce. Pairae or 4aejiaoa. raraeiie and all reeer ed eata'ic lrrm Circle (ir; Prieate Boiee, for !i emu, V1; Orcatra , Tt rente; Gailry aa4 r.ntlT Ctrrl. i rm; OiMr la anna. !. I rAKTIClXaH 50TICE.-Toe Hor Car leare tea , Taeiter eery evenln at the cloat f the p tfonitDca. j Ff. IlTlo at a iat.rsr.raa rrly m Itii. MASONIC HALL. I o.llllv forlVo DnraOnlr. Saturday and Monday, lire, t and I, lI7f:R5 0X ASD KVE5IXJ. j II-IlwdElsrSE ATTRACnOIsT. i Tve Imbibition Combined inOne. CIIAXG AND lZlSii. The WorM-KeaowKesI 5iatuea To lea, and IIOO.TIIO AH lOLA, The, Woaderru! Will Aaetraliaa Ca Idrra. RK-arrKAXCE CF THK FAR-FAMFn IAMKK TWIN'". AlUr a eeela.i.D tt Itlrtn rare fruta rti-lic lif. lb. Ta, ( lU.Nu unl LSli. eprtfulij noaoo. Vo ibe ptiM c thai ib.y .re n w ab nt 10 a.ake a far veil tour of ih. l u,t,d S ate, wbeo they ir- et tbtt the ma liberal patronage heol 9 lb'r flr t trar.lln- "our II. r1r.1 them on t-. their Cirand l'rr rll ;nler talnmrnt. llla5J a:i1 R5i will be aTompeti.ed ly th'lr eblld'm, khT, Wob.ra loce tl. r last apparanr p' k. n.'Trwu.D.r.Toia ii jitttr lal cbuir, rx'lii ' the great wcmJer. IIOOMIO niKl IOI.A j The WjM ABstri'iinCk!Mrep,reeTidn!l"cf tCnI r.ibal Pace, Jodf injc from llilr n'nr-l rtcliltle, tbeir : U( tha'p InU. lc.; i bap. lh. onlj ,p.rlmr from that c reoirr uaw ltrln Tbe r bead, are the emelrrt t and moat cU'ivMi! baped rr eett on Luruan lli jr ! la tM conn fry. Rrmrmbrrthr Days, Da t rs Ä. Honrs. boore Ojsaa from tla) and 7 to , P. M. A dm I aal on Children boy35 at AO (VnU. C ent. j lacum. Proprietor. Fanrr. Ma&a(er. Indiana State Museum, IM)lirI.IS I'M,. Three Albino liildr ii! Cnil.LEN(.K OF MVR THoJ S4XD iHil.Laka that the Alh'bo ( Ameik-iu) C'bil lren are ibt jreat -! est Urlrg Cnr1.i,ltlr no a- an eib Mt:oa In lh 1 nitre! Sinter l 1 11 Uoseom bat been reltted and 10, (MM) new Wonder a Ided . AI M SMOt SOOt-U. DOIsdll MILLINERY COOPS. ETC. Millinery, Strav? TriK The Largest and Most Complete Stock I ." I . 1 I A A A , And the Very Latest Styles. J. W. COPE LAND, ivptittTia a7 i'rstr or RIBBONS, SILKS, ANrSTIIAW 0013S. 8 E. Wash, St., i IjS. Meridian, SI. Il)IAAIOMS ID., WOULD repectfnl! Iifonn Citr an Cotiiiry Boyers tust t I. now .rt ar4 to b.w tte tauet coniplec arxj bet aaortej !' k of MILLINERY GOODS That has beea lfportl Into this city It many y Uis stock of STRAW GOODS W!U V funnd eo3iru!a Hifyle for L.i:es.V. .d1 Chlldr, o. rail lin. of Rood la Fflt, Silk, Vrlret and Straw Hat aod Honnefs, TiiiM.tirn Axn i'.xicniMi:ir. Th Stock of French Flowers and Plumes Will btfaini lirj, wtU IrcUd nl tt reotal! prices, la Eajers will ttA L-rs every nnmSer la Plalit.II.il ai.l Fancy, aat all of üi uus'i latcet a'yles. He ha a Urga rariety of Silk and Eimlish Velvets, And Satin forded Kill., Ia all color. BONITET AITD HAT BLOCKS Awyi en aaai, la aU falJobal,i Up. MILLIXEIJS WCl Cd4 at tela hottaa rery arid b4 la tnlr Tai Beea, aod 'l of first qual ty. Call axd th Ood. OrtJen fron th coaot-j will her protcj-t atiet-t:". aal aatlafactioa varraated. 3. W.COPL4?tO. i East Wai (pan trel, U Sooth M eri-l ft1. BtU 41a l'l aaatoll. in

CLOAKS, ETC. sLaarracrva a w CLOAKS AM) 3IAMILLAJS. an oaasaa ia Cloths, Silks, Clonks and Drttt Trini?$, S4 Veil Waiklicua Slrci, IXDIAJIArOLII, UTDUJIA. " 1 Oppoatu Falaxr Dxh.