Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1865 — Page 4

DAILY HERALD.

wr.iixiAY 5nntxiN, mxiiiiriKu 13. To Jadtertlaera. In Bi.M ! tnrw e( lb laf eetaewrp.p.r pnt-. Ubedie IL ,r4UcniUti saro4 b any etb.r paper I ' Halo. Ii tberefcro Br 4. eaaiajr. whkk th out nat Cod elaeobere. Amus'uir Halt Evening. . M TJrOfOt ITA THK 41 1 It M.aa Ce.aLorr T ao.r- , It'd Tur UVs Is tocier. alA.tOXIC HJLI- Johen. Bkr' We;IJ-rebo ad V lawtre'Treep. TTI VCIICV-Klsi't't Hack, I.tir.l!Dticr. utr. Opn 4.T 4 might. LOCAL NEWS. Opkttiik law. Two lawlcs ,l4i irc kilW ftTila .t tli rI.-rU' . iH WV un.kMin l th .(T ti' T the canine oflVtnbT was an Infraction f tl I-tmu I..iv. (iKxtrat. IInrrK.-Krom a swwhu doubtful fcourre we lmro that Cviw-ral IIarl, laf C. S. A., I In th rltyln 1i-u! Wc rive the lt-m fjt what it 1 worth, tut ran not Tourh f r It c-rref-lnf. On lt f. ice the t..ry 1 nft fm ury trci'iUe. - Srr.tMrvMT IxTitncrxCK. The tin sUamr-r lottrn'.r M-rtn, Sorwtll, Mast r; Iluttrrfi! I. ( !. rk, nil! l.ave the Jan. Iln? this mornlo at nine clo. , n h r Initial trip to Wivcrlr. She will e wrll lovJe.1 with pa. "'"i anl also a runi.krable amount of frI?ht. i ExLiRr.iNO. At the SoMler' Horn workmen are tuilr Tun-M in rhanjrin;? the mnVaWrnt war.l of the hospital Into barrarks fr the arrommo.lati.jn of troop. The propoct chin" will inrreav the caparitr of th the Howe to about ,no thousan J Are bun-lre l turn. mm Srr.risL Ormr. Ilr a arerlal orJer f-om Cirri. ttMirr, the JsoMW r Home will In future, o fir the I'niteJ St.it- ha Jurisdiction, 1 rmiil ri a part of Ekln Il.irrark, an-! at iu h will l.e nler the onleri of the if nl.r ofll.-i-r prcaent for July at sal-l barrack. - . The Wr.aitrn.-" An e.i.r an J a nipping airpreraile-lyf. r Itr. The sun.hln wm rarely ot,. ir.-. l.y a kindle cloud, and the l.ri-k m.rthw w n wn of the most bnulnsf dccrijrtl n. It was whit wo call s geuuine winter's d.iT, wlthourthe accompaniments of mud and lu-li. .a . M von' t oi n r.-Two imlUUuaU, for ear. rint cou-elid wcajK.ns, were fined in the usual uru p it I. One c.vie of Intoxication was con.. Tcdand the bucolic violator of the law firr-d. fcutaN i were arraigned for ontitutin' n?i unlawful asvmMa-e, nn.l fined. I'jid. m m The Circuit Ojcur Tlur will 1 ait aJ)ourn.t term of the Mtrion Circuit Court, tomm.n linjf Tu-dy, January 2, at nlno o lwk f it the trial of ,uch causes as arc on the do kr t, and were not di t ruin l at the reut M.s'.iou. Tho Court will not hear anr now r:io-. IxniiNaitiUH Ltvi: nn k MuiKPir. -At l'attin's stork yards yctcrdiy buln. was piite bri-k. Tlie yards were wdl mi.-d. Aln.ut one hundred head of cattle wen . I. The lrir- were from l M to n t cwl. No hcep rf anr i)tm.'iucniv w.'re oiTurnl. Tineatt! were C'-nrrilly of a poo.1 quality. a i:eriN(it am Kkcitati jxs. Mrs. Ilaiy of this city, a la ly of rare attainments will Klve an cntcrtilnment at Masonie Ilall.on fn. dar anl S iturday eveninjs of this wiek, coniitinof rea.Iin? and recitati :is of n-le.-tions from the bi-d writers. The oeeaiott will be an intrui live an 1 entertaining one, and the lady h 'p-s to receive a poodly p atron:-.-. Sale of Sixkivi; Yrsr Iaxin. The annual sale of Sinking Fund lands tok place at the Court Hui vector 1 iv. There were not o many pieces of laud offered, nor the bidding o spirited as heretofore on su' h oecaious, Itut f?w piec were forfeited to the svittc. Sueh'as were sold were cheaply lipoi of tvT cash. A sniill number, however, wore old at the uual credit of five years. - m riLKs.)-t.. Am :i:t! arrivals in tl ' city, yesterday, we notice the following: Hates llou-e K. Kie, Col,n l One Kundred and Twentieth Indiana. I'almer II II m. J ante Horden, of Kurt Wayne; K. M. Ilord.of Sln l!. herIn ln IIoue Jude Loan.of Ku.h illc; W. W. Woolen, of Franklin, and John Sch.nrtz, of Lawrence bur;, wore also in the city. Commissioner Cot'itr. The attention t,f the RoarJ was occupied all day yesterday in eonidcrin the application of Oliver W. .Tuhnton for license to sell Intorieatln li.pior at Mount Jackson. Obadiah Harris and others filed a remonstrance in this rase. No conclusion had been arrived at at the time of making up the report. Hon. S. E. lVrkins f.r applicant; Jude Iteall fur remonstrant . I.v LtcK. ur tivnnicn, JIi !nsld und Uo.ichc, are la lud, as we are advied by the Counton papers. Two wells, in whb-h they re Interested, lu the viciuity .f Counton, are llowin? oil tn Wrje quantitiea. One f tbe wt!N is lid to be ybldin the very gratify ins qu mtity cf 3 lam Is per d.iy, an.l the other Is almost as pood. Thcso gntlcmn rrfoe to s !l thiir stock at any price Lawyers luve as roo,I a riht t " triWc ile as an -lody ele, and weenvy not thes g.-ntleincn their pond lad. They deere it. Ar.ir Iljo.s. McEwen X P.itti.n slaughtered yesterday alnuit ciht hanJr.-l h. nd (T h'i. If the weither Is favorable this lim-e w'.'l vli:uhtr Ktwecn twcnty-Ave hundred and thre thousand during the week. Tin ir piiis are wrll filled. Not much Is döin lüth 'vvay ef purehtsin, on account t f the i rsity lt tvn th view if buyers nnd - II' rs. Fartiu-rs ask a'kout c"T W b $7 W cr fwt.?r.,, while buyers are iirt wlllln,: to ;! r lie re than ft. ." jcr cwt. j:ros. Thus f:r McEwen X l'.itti n hie s!.u'htetvl tVout 3.: he.i.l. I A It :trti,Ti Nrrt--Th af'cntion I ur t'ity Fatlu r ! lir t.-. to the partleuxr I H--slit y known as Mneky How, nes.r th S-bliers Horn. Th moral condition i f the ib ni. nscf Hut bvility is d-ei.Iedly unsound, while the aeruiuul.ition of filth ab,ut th- buildini.' d--m:mds a reftrra. litributod vi.vi Is bid ii ush, while concentrated ini.ju.ty, as it th re cis!, is tnioii rat'ie. ins, .ui I chua ,i in .. , a" t.a i iiiiii of the buildings have Hly s.t.is. lie s !!. !ll'

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r.-f. and Kxjuenlly u;ur im;vTidin cnila- j ".'" " gratis.. Ohl f. r u:-l. m lb r ub-s t- d-.m U h'' lf rnj 'ln- r U thov lvo,- '"- llt !Wh.tr.:t..U..',!it:.s. tlutfd h M'irit cf practicd Lilatithr-py . . . i an I sincerely invoke the lbin- (,f (mI.svv KriDKT ' . . i;r.ur Cn:r I.m.i-j nip.leace upon tbe head, if the couple t j an v Hon. JTt T. KiuOTrrniEr.Tisricr.hho altar? If s. xi ir heart arc less t,,d- j -Nov FMt-.rn Ti i:m -Tot i;i r.M u 1 tY N. ; fi-vl than they are jren.-rilly reputed t.i t i.T. Abs.d m HirreM rs. Msuni:u Win lay, j Th n there are the younir vrirls - le. fal, j .y- j Administrator. Kipl--y r. c. A'ürm. d. i o. blit'iesome Kiil-with their hearts rt-adv !

Gregory, Judge. No. 167. George Bevan vs. William Thackeray, Cass C. C. Affirmed, with 5 per cent. damages. Elliott, Judge. No.51. Board of Commissioners of Miami County vs. Daniel Bearrs. Miami C.C. Affirmed. Frazier, Judge. No. 36—Francis Sowle vs. Dudley Holderidge. Steuben C.C. Reversed. Ray, Judge. United States Circuit Court —Before Judge McDonald.—The Court has adjourned until Friday. . . ——⤛●⤜—— Attempted Burglary.— Yesterday morning about six o'clock, an individual entered the Pyle House, and when discovered was in one of the rooms suspiciously handling certain articles of clothing belonging to one of the boarders. Mr. Elliott, the occupant of the room, discovered him. The would-be burglar, feigning that he had made a mistake, attempted to excuse himself by saying that he thought "this was Jones' room." Mr. Elliott could not be thus persuaded. but raised an alarm. The burglar made a rapid exit through the door, down stairs and into the street, crying "murder." He was vigorously pursued and was finally brought to bay in Mr. Morrison's back yard, on the corner of Pennsylvania and Market streets, and handed over to the tender care of the jailor. He gave his name as John Mathews, and will have his hearing before the Mayor this afternoon.

LtJiAU 4ju9 Lundrrd al oioetr raer remain m th" d'rkrt tf tbe ?nfrnn Court w ailinj jii.lt lai rni.Wtin.

A fc m:m r.x i - M it r. ii it i t a . Tiieateji. Miss Thompson offcml Lat nlht to m fair btue th drama f "JU U aa l roor." To btht "Kvaduc or the House of tatuea with 3Ii Thouipson i Ha.lue. TLU I cue of ber most popular renditions and the piec r"t to the entire tmii'th of the Company. Seeure aeats during the day r run tbe Hk of not obtaining one at nitit. Mi-Nic Hall. Tbe execliely cold weather prevented a lanje an attcn-lance at Johnny Y-fAtf MinintrrU l.tt nUlit it iurh anxrell.-nt frotij usually favored with in our amuM ment lo in city. Nutwithtandlnj the tinin? winds, however, qtilte a respectable audience tunicd out, and their loud apphiu and fre.Uent encom tetifed their appreciation of tht really fine tnuie an sparkling Ethiopian wit. The projrramme, which was happily arii-l, ha-1 nune of the tab-ne which oft n render mintrl mtertalnmcnts wearisome. The harp m-1u alone would repay one for hi attendance; and th thrillinjr harmonies of the vldin tolo eliciud an outburt of applause from the audience. The troupe will ive one more entertainment to-niht, with a change of programme, and we predict fr thm an overflowing bouse. Ii , .Jll-uciLAUr. Mr. II Feriruson. inertbaut tnlior.doinj'husineiis on Vet Maryland trs t, Udwecn Meridian and Illinois atrett, U unfortunate. Four weiksao lust ktablishmcnt was cnttn J ly robbers, who effected an eutrami by prying ff tbe btttter with a "Jimmy. Some of his choicest pbfe ( and manufactured articles were taken, making his loss amount to trin. Night In-fore la-t he was aain roblH'd to a greater extent than before, and the roblcry was In all reje ts In.ldi r and more- daring than the first. The thieves entered from th rear of the premises, by luring through the door aaid removing tbe Iron bar by w hieh It was secured. This afforded them an entranee into the rear room. The door leading from this to the front room, where the Htoek was contained, was aNo bored. Hut the resoureea of the burglars -m"d to ri; with the cmerjency; they torcd their way through this door also, and removed the bar. The orifice through both doors is smeared with the housebreaker's blood, caused by thrusting his hand In the iuiJe and scarifying it against the j Kijed ewiges made by his au;er. Once In the Inside, the thieves seemed to have proceeded with irreat deliberation. They overhauled the whole stock, and selecting from It a few pieces of inferior material, they carried away the remainder. The police failed to discover the transartion and Mr. Ferguson was surprised on entering his establishment yestciday to find the bulk of ! his stock Kne. This last liirurd .n of the 1 thieves has completely contracted his business. lie has been most effectually close d Mit and docs not propose to carry on his bu.iue, any longer. Mr. Furgu son's Toss will reich fciW). This we submit, a a ease le.irin? harder unon ' a the vietim than in.nt similar trunsjetions. We do not iercme how any special Maine can Attn h to the jK.liec, for th nature of the kitr-roundin-s and tlu Insufficiency of the dors were well calculated to facilitate the purpose of the burglars. Merchaants should take warning from Mr. Furg-uson's misfortune and take additional precautionary incisures against similar visitors. Tim Ar.Kictl.Tl'AL C0LI.K1.K. -At a meeU In? of th bu.ine men of this elty, hM at the ClumlKT of Commerce-, T. It. Elliott, 1'resIdeht, and .1. Itarnard, Secretary, the following art ion ji taken In reference to the Affrieultural College. Interesting remarks wire nude by Calvin t b t her, dr.. . II. Itnmis, T. It. Klliott and J. ?. I)iinbp, and the following was adopted as expressing the view s of the meeting: In th opinion of the business nu n of In-dianaiM.li-, the Mate Agricultural College should e located on some eligible f irm in the v icinity of this city. We are led to this opinion not only by our local interests, but from a strong conviction that this selection is of vital Importance to the fullest success of the new Institution. The general welfare aud the Ugliest permanent prosperity of the College, should alone be the guide in the choice of a site. The advantages of Indianapolis are briefly Firt That it is the central position, and easiest 'f aeeess to all eitizcns of the Mate. Second That the legislature can. from lime to time, investigate the condition of the College and thereby nvrc w isely nmnJ nnd improve it Third That this locality !eing the g-o-rraphic il. politieal, and commercial center of the Mate, would obviously attract the largest number of students, and thus effect the greatest 1; m d. Fourth Her, more than at any other point, strangers from abroad would observe the workings of the College, and thereby advance the power of lndiaua iu other parts of the country. Fifth Lectures of eminent men, addresses on special educational topics, apparatus, books, uiaciiinery, improved seed, stoi k, etc., and nil objects Iii science or art illustrative of the ütmiiea pursued, could lie obtained here more readily thin at any other points. sixth The limited success of State educational institution at mall interior points, shows that the in-Te central the position, the larger the measure of prosperity. The meeting then adJournxl to meet at the ChamlteT of Commerce this ( Wednesday ) eveuing, at seven o.cl .ck, where, It is hoped, aud expectid, that all citizens interested in the prosperity of the College, and ot the city, will be present. CiOINV. T Wr PMNCS. Why is it that of all things hiimtn the mot impossible to lc concealed is an intended wedding! No nuttr how studious have leen the efforts to envelop the coming ecnt in the veil tf privacy, it can not escape the inevitable fate of publicity. And when the hour, the long expected hour, arrives, w hat a throb of excitement upheaves the whalebone and strings over every female bosom, and impels them hy the force of an irrfpressible impulse to proceed in a body to the sc ne of the rcsrltal ceremonies. It Is so very funny t then, although It may prove quite a serious m itter, especially if the p utics to the contract le an ill assorted pair. What possible design can thoughtless matrons have in thus flocking to w itnes the ceremonies! I it lecause it furnisiiea an opportunity for taking an trospoi the view at happiness which gliding years has .-ft in the shatle of the inexorable past 0 far in the past that this scene alone can revive it! Or do they enjoy a sort of ijrlm satisfaction in the fJv t that unotln r pair have Immolated themselves upon the altar cf disappointed hopes, and they therefore derive ; pb-asure th. r from, en the principle that mis. cry lues ciuipany A sain, w hy do old maids j i l' i''1'" ''. ne that can not but te MI2festive il mournful nt!c-ti(ns? Is it Kv.-uise i tri.ic 1 it . t k .s ...a .... 1 a . al. . !. l j to leap riiiht out of th. ir thoraxes they, t,x. i are th re in full f ree. " hat are the mtlxes (that draw thrtn tlittlo r Inde d. we ibi not Ulieve that It Is motive at all, but impulse rather. I it iKsutise in the e. ulx-ranee e.f th ir S'lrit. r.urria'." is ti t!h :n tlie linntr.? ! ef a leu.; i riod f un.dloved happim ss, in , vhi h t!i re are n cb ii Is to ob -tire the sun- ; him 1 and they tie r f'le love to i;ae upen a ; j-rf 'rni nce in vvbi. h they hoje ere b t. tiaUre a. a piineipal ehiractr. And then, ! v lu n the .acred Wi.rd U uttere! whi. h enls the uiii. n. hn rv we - avo;int fr the div crhi:v if epilliell that is expressed respecting t!. 'iip'c! A brcad-vid-bmtiT h.i I j:irl f sixto. ii thinks that he b.ked nurl." A ptvih, s. iired tld maid think tint the biide I a ry rrdinarv ! kln s-ra-n, and tht tb-I ridfitnori istiiu!i t tik f. r br; w..i,..'.irs wh, r his ( Vis was." she doubts tb.t !. e..ul e hav e nude a mueh letter h. be vth'.nkln,: cf hc.lf, no doubt.) And then th.r. I an old bachelor, vvhu hss a bb .1 m trini ti y as lf ith a nsuub s drea 1, vv h e in ib. roture f the pair nothing but , a Ii. n jsrlcl ti-.i'lini!. -till the .joest. on we statUd eut viithuiut .: red. at: d w cleave the ubjert aa ep.t.pie t ns vv ben wMm, Aitmn vllrunt the vve-l.iiu- ..ud they CalUlvt be tielu. ed t n fralu. The f 1 1 Ineit-rablc, and the rean Is not ! to U assi rtalnol, and hws w leat th aub. "

STILU at LuiKOK. Jess Lewis, th murderer cf raff, ii itill it lir-rc. Durin; tLe Cnmrs Inquest on the body .f the tnurdercl man, Lewis came to the yard rife and looked on. The officers w ho n ere present aw him. Tbey started toward him with avhwto arnutingbim, when he suddefdy lisapinrarcd. What became of him is a mystery. ne r-cr-stn or ir-rtis art undoubtedly e.tnbin!n with him to aid Lim in eluding a righteous punUhment. The enormity of the cfiYnw calls loudly f.r his arrest and summary j un-IsLment.

Ki.lToK III kai I: As Ihe communication rasde last nrniaz tr Ihe (in (mipany to the City 4 Vino II, inr,rm-tlr r iort.-.I In tbtir j rmtilin-s In jour nu rninj piper, please piibli.h it Tk-ow as made. I.. VtNla.MNfituM, Nrntiry. Tw ri C,t.tut..n Council f lt,e City of -tti'inaj-oti's: At a meeting of the lo;ir.l of Iirc. t,rs of the Indiauai.ii i- Li-ht and Coke C ompany, held en Saturday, 1-, uUr, 1nV, the following communieatioii to the City Council was adopted, to wit: 7b the lljnrallt th' Coi,un t Counril (,f the City of IrnliinijlU; On the suVject of an appraisal of the property of the company, referred to in a communication ju-t melted from the City Council, the Board of Him tors de-ire to.ntate that the w hole pro'H rty of the company, real and personal, has lns-n recently listed and valued, after consuming much time nnd care, ly cxp rlenced and Judieious officers of this company, at our request, that the fair worth of the projK-rty ml-ht 1 represento.1 by its stock and surplus. (Mr review of their evtimate Mti(Ies us that It is reasonable and reliable, and It Is below the worth of the projrty, and our officers were directed to show such valuation of the property of the Company, both real and personal, at any time it should be desired by any of tiio stockholders of the Company, or by the City Council, or any committee appointed on its behalf. Wecheeiftilly Invite a full nnd careful examinatlon by any committee appointed by the Council, of our estimate of all our property, real and personal, ued and necessary in the manufacture of gas; the valuation of which made as above stated, w ill be submitted by the officers of this Company, and every Information jrlven by them, b in? conv Inccd that my impartial, unprejudiced and competent arsons will en such investigation be satikfled that the estimate established by the Company does not equal, much less exceed the fair value of its property. It U ordered that a copy of the aWe proceedings be certified to the City Council at its next regular mcctinj. IntllnnnpolU ICetnll Market. coaascriD st o. a. btoct sro. Isouasrous, Moot Ersaiao, Do. II. osocrsms. Coffee, lb CO Ri0 i9 ia 81 to 38 T,4 5to 50 .(r, t.o 'ard hard.. to Suft Crashsd .. do Brown jrrap, Gol-J.o, per (.1 da ffursr Houm .. S3 20 to 23 10 to 19 I 75 I to 1 50 I SO I. O Mola e Sorghum MuUmm.,.. riovi ioM au rioccct Plour, per bl la Buikwbret, per lb Cum Mfsl.boVeJ, p:rtuh Ham., Sugar Cur..?, jr h Ciesr Bide., em' k.i ...tlUtull ....10 to 13 9 CO 34 30 SbouMfri, dj Lard, Lew , Butter, Cbuloe Errs, per dor.... trieb Potato., per bmb Onions da . . Turnips da .. 30 45 10 eoc to i oo fl 23 ta S 00 75c. to 1 0 mi-LTSV AND 04MB. breMed Turkeys, per lb IP to 20 do Culckens. 35lo 60 t 00 to 1 50 73 80 23 30 do Dick", per pairdo Geete da J.jnlrrel apiece do Rabbits d da VenUon, per lb. Qdalle.perdot 3 oo Oyster (IX) per can l e0 da (XXX) per cu 1 8u nrrrs. betnooi do box fi i0 lo rjo A pple per t U , Cto'.ce f 3 50 lo S 00 Prunes, per lb 25 U 40 therrle. Dried 40 Peaches, do 35 Apple. do 15 to 20 Craoberrie., per bbl, cnltW.lrd JJ 00 BUSINESS NOTICES. Hamlin V ltaolii: have removed their office to Fxchange I'.ulding, 3..,' North 1111noi, street, opposite Hates House. norl-2m 'ITiiMso .Mplondld Iriventsj,(iec pitchers, ta sets, castors, etc..) are going every day at M North Illinois street. Co buy a book and get one. J. A. I.YAX fc Co. S S 1 -- JIcLvtcii A: latlion have at their Iork house a piantity of prime kettle rendered loaf lard for s:ilo in quantitie, to suit purchasers, to which they ask the attention of grocers and families. 'l'lse? Ilrndqunrtrrs in Indiana for Fancy and Maple Iry Goods is the New York Store, W. & II. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn's IMock, IndianajHdis, Indiana. a II. yinj fk Co., at the loan cilice. No. 34 ! South Illinois! street, w ill loan money on any ar-' tide of value, or buy the same. Alwnvs on ! Uandure u deemed pledges for sale. You "Can nut 11.1 rsfinvl cold nor paint tbe lily, neither can anything be said respecting the merits ol the Circle" as kept by C.core Rbodius, that would be tter the

line oints of excellence ill that far-fained t- i ,Jr'n, Mlna-a' and Women's Pv lih Bot both la heaey tablishtnent. The -Circle" has everything j "d flM ,t0Ck" -ALSO.-the market atb-rds no man could have more. ! . . .uv.. ... .

The waiters are .n r.ML'ins they could be. There is. thercf ,re. no room for improvement. His covks are adepts in the culinary art. Furtlier rem:ii ks ore unneecssnrr. ' - , AtthcCJrraiilumcanbehatanythiuK'' esculent or potable; in quality excellent, and aerve! by obllins atteu.Unts. The table Is npilied with every delicacy of the season, and ! the bar is not surpassed in the city. Therefore, f goto the Cranium. j IIirle Tor lsttll A splendid trv k at ! liow cn, Mcwart t o s. lj.j lasnch! latm li! l.unrls!-An ele - gnt I.uneh will 1 ct at No. 13.J South Ulii noi, htre t, from half pat nine o'clock to half . - ! psst ten oYhiek, a. M., every day. l'lease call. ! -6 John l. Kkenjeu IIoIlonM 104 iits. Swond supply nt Ilovven, Mcwart k Co'. 12-2 m SV Sis - Our 11 .. tu ll IVIrnsl.-- Another tcH k f Pieken' last no,d. In three different stvle, f Mndilii.', just ri ei ivcl at Itowm. m. wart ac. s. i2.2 --- linaler Pianos at ll. nham's. novSlin t sr llio llollsliis . (irand Tiano. 1-prUlil llanos, S.,uare" llano-. Cabinet Or - pan, Autotnati,- (r,:a:is. Shvl Organs ami , M ble.ms. the l-st and the cheajest, at Indi- I am Piano Wimroviu. No. I I;;tis llouv. j 1 sv Will.1I:: A srowri t.. 'Ihr Ilet-Krr l'lano, at the Indiana! Piano IIiiiptTuitu- No. 4 Pates House Willard j A Mevvell. tIiHV-Cs-l.ukc Isiirrs-ll.tlic (lilraso .ss s j PY. A plcndid iMnk f r l"vs, at Itovven. I Mevvart .t Co's. 12-2 ' For Sale, at is IKarcaln.iuy midenee , n N. rth Uli i. is s'mt. contain-nine ro.-r.is t be, carriage h üst-, htu, coal and vwx-d- t Imuv, v 11 and cistern, all in i;o'd order. A;- ' Kt reidt nee i r t tie r.t the corner f Uliii. i. and hio tiN ts. ti. I. Wiir.t s. f tU 1 lfcVnliaits V i'o.. ILnirs) lluusr Curlier, kep the only aertmint of Stelnway I iali' in tlii-Mate. Hvl-Ita 'B'S.o av ! .. I T .... I 1 w ä . ... if this etty.hi, patil over 1 lurry Thousand li llar t" V') in 1m , since January 1st, lmA, ami nw has over i-ix Ilundred Thousand iK.Jlars (ksi.rts') iu U,nu JUi Capital. W say, tniurs) with lh Mnulaeippt. 13-3sr

For tlae CTlcs-t IIlccle- of the

wasoticall cn Rloius. t-f the Circle Rf tiu-1 rant. Mvll My-teri. Fat n. Plump, M-nrJ f n all ttlrs. l'niulllc In the .Hoslla nsid Iast parts of the city are Informed of five facts: 1. The Capital Dmj Store, corner of Massachusetts avenue and Vrrnmnt stres-ts, Is very near you; 2. Mr. Wood, who keeps this boue, m Us reliable roods at reasonable price s; 3. You ran hae I'rewrlptlons prvjuml a-curately at all hour; s. Iii goo! are fnh, anl sele ted with reat care; 5. His Mn the -Oi.lden Mortar, i plain to 1 K-en. nl-3m 'Tltr KejIrtMa lVnfrli win I and sets In the ntein. fine jold eases, for sale to pay advanees, at the I.n (iffi.f, No. 31 South Illinois treit. nVJawSw IHniuond, ICInf und lln for sale to advanc, at the Ioan Oßli-e, No 34 fcouth IllinoU trtset n 2aw3w RAILROADS. Ianntr tinsl Vitas furslts III ICuIlrsuI. Tkrrs Traiai Evansr.l! daily. Jutn InBU, Jr., President and SesrtateaJtnt; J. K. Martin, ts ral Ticket Af.Dt; A. K. Sbraler, Urntrml f reicht Afbt, Esautrlll. InsllannpolLi nnd ITnelnnnll Hnllrond. Tbrs Tmrtt Tralos Ut Indianapolis daily. Ornrsu-ILC. Lord. Prsldnt and Superintends; J. F. Klcbr)oo, AuMtant Sopartntf nts9t p. B. Vor, (Ist.eral Ikkst Aftot; Tboa. C. Spooo.r, (itnsral I reljrbt Arcnt, C ne nnat:; W. II L. Katl, General Ajtct. Indianapolis. Columbu and IndlannpoII On trail Itisllronsl. Thrss PaissiDf er Trains lt- lndlaospolli dal'y. Orrictts-IL K. Kmlth, President, CMnmbo, 0 ; J. M. lainl. Hap-rlnl.odant; C. A. Sajlth, Oeneral Freight AgeLt; J. W. Skllta, General Ticket Ageot, lodlanapstlla. IouIjtIII, ."esr Albany and 1ilcngo Ilnllrond. Direct Bonis from LoolrUU to Chicago. OmensD. D Wllllimson. Tmstee; J. A. Williamson, AS4tftaMTrnte; B f. afttn. Saperlntendent, IfTsite; J. O. Williamson, Uenaral Ticket ADt; It. H Campbell, Oeneral Freiubt Agent, Ssw Albany, Ind. Terrn lluute und Indianapolis) Itnllroad. Four PssMBger Treis lee Indianapolis d.ily. Offices-B J. Peck, President; B. E. Ricker, Sopsrlntfudent; 8. T. Scott.Osnsral Agent, IniianspoiU. IrflcrsonTllle ICallroad. Thro PaswDf er Trains leare lodlanapolia daily. OrncBSj D. K'ckstU, President; Horses Scott, Superintendent; James Fsrrler, Oeneral llckst Awnt; Thomaa Cacao, Oeneral Krelfbt Aeet, JefferaoniUe: Thomaa Carse, Oeneral Agent, Indianapolis. Iiitlsytte mid IntllnnnpolU Hallroad. Tbree Penger Trains leare Indianapolis daily. Cmcaaa William F. Beynoldt, Prealdent; J. at. Kerpsr, Al'snt Sapelnte nde nt, Lsfaystte; W. H. Parm'ee. General Aett, Indianapolis. IKellefbututn Itallroud. Three Paastnger Trains leave IndlanapolU dally, Orncssa Siillman Witt, President, Cleveland, O.; R. N. Brown, Ueneral SupermtendenU Lucl Hill, General FrelKbt Agnt, T. D. Barton, General Passenger A vent, IndlarspoliK. lntlianapoUsv, Ior und Chicago Itttilroad. Three Paanger Trains leave Indianapolis daily. Om 'tas David Macy, President and Su terinletdent; D. C. Thompson, Ai-btafit Superintendent; V.T. Mallott, General Tket Aent; L. K. Andrewa, General Freight Agent, Indi.napolia. EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adam l'prc Company. Indianapolis OSes Ko. 12 Eat Washington itreet. AlfreJ Gailber, Saperlntendent, Cincinnati; John II. Ohr, Agent, Indianapolis. American lUprrsM Company. IndianapoIU OfBce Xo. S4 East Washington street. E. W. Sloan, Snperinter dsnt, Indianapoll.; J. Batterfield, Agent, Indianapolis. I'nhrd S(al4'M i:proK Company. Indianapolis Ofllco Xo. 34 Kaxt Washington street. J r.ulterflelJ, Agent, Indiauapolla. TEUECRAPH COMPANIES. lVsiorn I'nlou 'IVIegfrapU Company. Office In Blackford's Block, corner sferidiaa and Washings on t-eet; entrance on Meridian street. John F. Wallace-, Division Superintebdeni; Charles C. TThitoey, Manager; U.C. Duncan, Cbtef Operator. Cnltesl NUitsT'lrcrrnpu Company Xo. 14 No th reniiselvaiiia ttreeL J C. WHmd. IlUon SsperintenJent of Indiana; S. VlrCotnb, Mtiair BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS (k SHOES AT WHOLESALE. WK ARK NOW RKCKIVINO A Li ROE ADUIttun t. oor atork of Boota and Sbne,. B iyer will Und us eil applied with all th denirab! stjlet of Wint(ir G oo(1h, Including STonien'a, Mi.s and Child. Kip, Calf. Ora'n ana oiner eaimorait. Alto, a rol aortmeni of Coil ' "r hPf' od CbiMreo's Unlber, J 2 iJZ " - - uuu-., niiir, r"ii ni nuuaio etc.: Boyi i Bo..t. i.rK. ..ortmen-; iianfoM and her tyle CIASf r.Bu? 1 : D n(J MUcn All cf wblch we rtpectfal!y cff.r to th. trade. HlMlil rick Fflllinilllss Ü" fn " ""r11 lIUUIHlb iV t0.. So ill la Irrldlnn Nlreet. df dlm mmmS!Fmfm'mmmmm. CONFECTIONERIES, ETC. GO TO HTTTXTTtf TTXraTT AM'R 1 w w-s .. . . ( tx)K.NER UL'NiMS AND MICkKT STKXkl.s NO 19 ' ' j Wcddiug and Christmas Cakes -A. 1ST 3D CATVTTVTT ' "W IS STOKK ba. b-en neail fitted op. aid now pte- ! I 1 enta a line appetrance. H;s ta.'e If not qaite : U'A' ni f "c',BinUr' of Boar.ters. ; i THE ICE CREAM MAN i ! j tiaatunel bis attention to gettinc n? WeddirC a-.J Dad 1 : Suri.' on th. mn t l.nn.l.la i.m. U k . . I I r PT. end flatiters bimseir that be can furnl-h ! ' "-'-' kr boaM m irTl'ske lc A and fcroamet.ttd w.tb natnes and durl ta. dec! dJm IP. HAYITES, Mamractcref ail aiholesale ar.d retail dealer lo all kind cf CONFECTIONERY, .. 40 at Washington St j All le'oosl Wnrrnnleil to Krrpniul If titlr of Pur Nngnr. 11AV!HESst.d Tsrtlea .uppled Hb all kind alJ 4 s'y:e of Caket and Caadie. dec 9 43 WANTED. UTASTttX I want actire ard Industries men bocau furnuh a kefM and bocf r. I canea tbrouab lb. eoOBtry a..lic Dr. bo.1. airdtclae. WlU . yy aoo per year an eiptn.. .bail resjair senie retaibie snea ta alfa Ike contract eUa yea, a ruritr rv aa lote.t vroaiuif for ef all I aaav la. trM la yott care. Par tarvbee luforauOas, call at He. 1 Wert Pearl street, er addreea, -with (taaie .tx-laeesl." dec? 41 laeUaaapssUa, last.

4oll l-ai at Itowen, Mew art .t o'. 12-2

FURS.

P TT P Rl TP TT "PR!! Ilse Larsesl STOCK OF FURS, Fartarpa-dtg erytLI"C iaqUshtf cd Tirle'y to be toutM l'tdrr ta tke W.t umj b Ma at Ik. 13 1 : 1Z - IX 1 , Vw. 2 Weit WüiMuijtnn Vf for. M'rUia cussisiisa or Fur Cloaks, Fur Mantles, 4.4, 3-1. 1-4 'ae, VICTORINES, EUQlÄVlES, Collar IkrtlinsH 3ruiTH trud Cuir, 15Rrut Russian Sable, lludaoai flay Habt, American Sables French nble. Royal K rin i ne nnd 11 ink, For Ladles, IIUms aud CblUreo. AL80,Fur Collars and Gloves, la Otter, Bsare r and Sa1, for OsnU, at srbolssals and Retail. Old FCRS r.lined, repaired and made over in any tyle In a few hours. The attention of tie Wholea!s Trads Is cipcclally directed to the following Good : 300 4-4 Cur Capes, OOO 3-1 Fur Cueas 730 1.9 Fur Cup?, OOOl.l FnrCnpest, IOOO Victorlne, llOO Collar, 430 Hertha, 375 I?siciitcs 1730 II 11 II, SUOOpnuCiiU, 109 doz. Fur Trlmiurd lloosl, AT XVI.EU'S novH dim DEC-HIVE. PROFESSIONAL. lim m. aar. ioairaav . ooiooa. sratm karci. KAY, iOKDOX V .TIAUCII, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, IXPlANAPOLIfl.IKD, Will practice la the Federal and Stats Courts. Office, No. U New 4 Talbott's Bol'dlng. Sooth of PoktOIKce. noK-ttlr wm. a. lows. l. w. at'eoan. i.oivi: Si Mct oiti), ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Jioovi Xo. JV BlackforcTM Block, Indianapolls), Ind. Will practice In the Stats and Föderal Courts. nosl7.d3m DU. 11 i:uv F. IIA II. IIS, PHYSICIAN AIXDSURGEOX, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. OFnCK-HcOuit' Block, Kestacky Avenue, room No. 8, ltd floor. Reeidence No. 197 North Al abama. tot 10 tf joscra t. m'dokalo. Annikos l. soacdi. tib tuixts 7IcDO AI.U,IIOACIIi: Sc SIIEIJKSt Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Second Story, JEtnn Building, lennsylsanla St., rractlc In tbe Inferior and Supreme Court, of Indiana ml la lbs Federal Court. do13 (34 ttf LIVERY STABLE. Livery and JJoardiiijr Stable. CITlZlKi LITRT 1Kb BOARDING STABLE. 10 Kmr-t e'l .Ire.t, la rear of Barriaoo'e Hauk, between Keridian and rennryUania strtsu. j Carrisi.es and ßu?tes for biro on reasonable terms. 1 frona lBit( to b eoosejred to the adjoining totrne can be accommodated at Ibis K tab If. j nosldtf at'I.LIVAN k LUKW, Proprietors. L iv o i- y ASf SALE STABLES. ' . a woon. I. d. STtsstrr 4V4HI dr. NXKItniriT, Coart Street, In Rear of Tost Offlcf , II AYJC JCST COVrLKTED A LASOI AND WILL arrsnred I leery and Sale Stable, and furnikbed tt with thsrery be.t of stock. They arsalso prrpaied u BO AUD HORSES, kiA bii. expertenced Boetlera will Inrors tbs best of attention. Tbs pstronst-s of tbs public Is solicited. Tbs etable Ii cwntrall and eonrenlent ly located la tbe Rear of Talbot t and Nesrs' Block and the Post Office. IiWiSarous, Aorat ti, IvS. tovl dtf Livery, ISalc aud Feed Stable. A. 11. HYDE, KKBP.s CONST AKTLT en band Horses sad Bcrr for Hire, en reaaotable term, and keeps a larg auaionf ort able Statu foe Board in ; or tranalett Horse. o. ti3 Ka.i WaaaiBftoa sue.1. Utile' Hotel Block. BKv-t3 din. SALOON AND RESTAURANT. MAKLON EXCHANGE, No. fl East Washington Street, ClIAItM.H C ATHTZ, . Proprietor. Tf 4HK cWr.et Winw, Li q aar. and Cigar always est I. band. Pre Laoca every 4 el 10 o'clock, eil dim rASOMC. rt5K moTotiturn or wasuixotox as a at a.oa, aeat le aa ad Jreee apssa rsvetpt of psicsv. A Ion a IIa JJ cdU. kied.aaa aie,(wKb bta MimK ftecoed.) It 00 Aa Ageas waat4 la eery Le4ge to save Wm. K. A. CA Mr BALL, 44 Uat Waalwgtao ntmi, tostl 4Mm toiieaapotia, Lad,

CARPETS, ETC.

THE LARGEST CARPET STORE 151 I X 1) I A X 1 KEPT BY HUME, ADAMS & CO., 26 and S West Uaihingtoii Street, (fletctaer Ktr,) r00 RATK EtCrmi DItPOSID Of TU III 1 v Dry Oooda an4 converted ta r - ta a AVIioIeale and Retail Carpet, Wall Paper AND HOUSE FURNISHING ENtublishmoiit. HUME, ADAMS & CO., C-mll opectal attesstlon el CAUPET DEALERS Or Wkule! buyer, to their large itock of all grades of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, itrattin&rs, Äcsr. TaTA.XjL paper, Curtains, Window Shades, Sofa Carpets, Rags and Mats, la an osUea variety. HUME, ADAMS & CO., Ha.e a large qnanUty of Reanaant of CARP BTS, Thirty yardisach, and ander, which rill b sold BELOW Coat. Drnaaela Carpets, 1 1 05 per Yard. Isat3plr tOOpcrTard. Beatgpljr 135toIC5. Common plf Carpets 75 to fl OO Cotton Chain Rag Carpets. TBK FI5XIT F00L BLANKETS & RED COMFORTS AU altes U I foet bj I feel square. Wool, Dutch, EnKlWh,TOTllldUeiap and llouajls and Ready CARP FOR DI5ISCI ROOMS A KD KITCEKMf. HUME, ADAMS & CO., WlU keep caaataaUy oo hand 1 sortBeotof Furoltorc CoTerln?, Plait aid Table Core rs, Table Linen, Xapklis, Towels, tc, sic., Whlsh are aelected srrtlt car aad attest Ion, koosrSsf tbs want f our Tutenra. THI Ll&uXST AJTD BUT A80ETaflST OF WALL PAPER 131 THE STATE. Do oot tkbak as bertng a Carpet or Wall Paper before Ivoktog at this large Stock, whero y esta aar dollars oa a Single Carpeu IllJ.TIE, ADAH tc CO., r3 and 28 West 7askJnglti Street, IMXrCBKR iTORAU irJDIANAPOLIO IND.

DRY COODS.

THE HEADQUARTERS I IX INDIAN JV. ruit PANOY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS I TUB NEW YORK STORE, W.e&cH. Proprietors, GLENN'S BLOCK, IDIAVi?OLI0, I!VDe

AMUSEMENTS. Metiu)ioi.ita. Theater dracr of U',itk;yfn and TrUf$tr S'.rftti. nassaver, .Yfr. IT. If. Itllef . IWe r 4 tfco'cUtk. Orertare WgiM I. Wednesday Lienta, Derrnbrr 13. Miss lliarlotto Tliomp(m.

Krade k u T r- ...... an. i.tr Orte.fi. CfShtM Orrrlsre.. YOUR Lilly's IInT DANOUt. JjyaVals UtT4 Ikrr. tmyim sjtarr. Fsicss or Ataiaroa Tarquetts si.d all rr4 mtm 7ic. tre. ,1erlt hc; f (MM, fM ai, S t; irtktfi !, tJ trii ;rr7rs f emilf Circle, Si ei l; CklUr.J ta srtr, f 1 &. rikT)Ctl.AK NirTlCK.-Te llorl'trf !.. ! fkMt? m; eaTc I tk. rtuM ef I Im mtftmm.0 r.tw lln( .t m 4I.IW r. r!j Ik,. 'Use Worltl ItraiuTlirl JOHNNY BOOKER, W ah a a CtUWei4 Minstrel Troupe, AND ÜltAJfcie HAND, oissrlIns: IS Star IVrlormci. TWO NiailTU MORU Kttl-e c large of Frrraum ck eblig JR AKD Ta'cony S.rrn.J. eacb erit,e by ts. Httmt Hind. A i. aniaOon to ren' ; K.errrd rt t '.i e- nt. Her4 feat raa te sexured at IU-lIssi's m:c I6uai, Pioprtetor. I u'mt, Hat a.i Indiana Stato Museum, IMUAMPOI.IV, IM). Thrt f Alhino i ll ildi it! j A CtlSl.LSN'OK UK IIVP. HIOl'SltD InlI.AI.S . I tbat th. A lt l o ( Slue. k ii ( i i d:ea are ike treat eel Ut lg Curla 4tte. i.o cib .n oi In Ihr I nllril Slnlra.. ILe hi. bten relt'ed a:,4 Itl.fHMI a. Wendrra a 1J J AlüSnOI r, ,. not Is ill SADDLERY HARDWARE. Saddlery Hardware a Nu CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. UEO. K. SUA UK & CO., 75J iVsl Wufthtngton Sin rrl, VTbolMle dealer In Itamcs, Chains. Whips. JIOnSE BLANKETS, HOLLAHS, Curry CoiiiliMniitl llruslit's, PATENT AM) CNAMCLLI) LIMTULK Moss, Tow, Curled Hairs, tc, &c. Order by mail way ill receive prompt a'trn'I'.n. no. 13 dim CIFT DOOK STORE. A Present for You AT THE iimiu ii:iii.i.siii:its. PRESEXTATIOX DEPOT, Jto. CO North Illinois Street, IwIIIL.LII30 NEW BLOCIC fllQII ROOK BTORtt IS TI1K LART.r.T AND PFST M. arraare4 la Iba tte . Hr. yam c. brj; any Rw.k o wub, and rroetve a WantiXuI I'reiei.t lrs. aa.uü tb rrcarnu LI be f und GOLD & SILVER WATCHES NIhrrTrn ft, Massivo Silver Ico Pitchers, ELEGANT SILVER CAKE BASKETS, Engraved Silver (.olilct, Kilver Ikrlnl.ln;; Oi r, silver Ilutter Unlira, II tf er Ten 1111, Nsieisr Sbosel, Ialninoutl ICInfts. BE EUfcB AND CALL AT THE PKESE.TATIO. HOOK STOKL Befor yea Uev tLe dty, and bs a B bl. I U'oatb Albaaa, lier Book, or aurtblug joa waoi tat ih tvxX Ha ao4 rssiri.e a Hail(lKOllH) Il0alOIlt, Vsrjlaf la alle frcia it ceute la JtO. J. A. It V A .If V 0. decl-dif DENTISTS. IKXAJ.I.V aV NVAI.I,4, DENTISTS, OJUe. Xot. 7 and 8 EUtCt LM, ai Market Street, near J'ott Of.ce-, Indlanaoolltf Ind. rrXZETB KZTatACTEO will .at p a. 1 II wjratca X apperuinlcj to tie prutriwa ertonxd tu th sou ectentiC Bantr. AaUaf action garanu4 la T1 ca a.el t dial EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Coiiip.niy, CM TL I) STATES ElrKESS COJirV, OI7ICI HO. U BUT Wajn.jCGTOS aTUAST. a4UaapU. TVs) Imilf IiprtssH U Kw Tsrb: Tw. dalle littmn to Cladaatavlt, an4 Tww oa.ly Uyrmnl. Ckicc. aiJ Ot.Ll.; Tb ab Cssspoaieo arc Us oal prtnued Kiirsss i a U fUlowtof reJ,siaISUlRl CXjrTAALi LAFATKTTB A coucaaC; lnAVAjoui a rthC: TKK.U VACTB A tarCUVOVT); ItLLSfOSTAlIB A LIUABirCUi. Ks7,pac Saasa, vaJaallee mom r.(ht rrWd with asJssy a4 aj.pau.h, aad la char re e( apwlal aad effete esaa, BUU aad DraTU will bo frvmVj Null e roodrreteras sssds J. LTlAis.lLL. Ai.t. SMMldlf 1U Mail rrlau4 ta rotors, at tbe

J1XKAU) JOB KOgaU.