Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1866 — Page 4

DAILY HERALD.

SATURDAY M0RS1NG, MARCH 81

Democratic .T«OTMhlp Ticket. TOWNSHIP TRUSTBS, HENRY H. NELSON. CONSTABLES, „ * FRIEDIINQ THOMPSON, , ISAAC BROWN. H. J. ROUSE.

cTrr news, Amusemente title ETealn*. METROPOLITAN THEATER.—Benefit of Mr. L. L. Sharpe, Stage Director. Yeung' men’s Democratic Club. There will be a meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club, at the editorial rooms of the Herald, on this, Saturday evening,at half past seven o’clock, for the purpose of receiving reports of committees, and the transaction of important business. Frank Cunningham, Secretary. yy There are ninety paupers in the County Asylum. _ J2T We regret to learn that Mr. O. B. Hord is dangerously ill. |3r Some splendid singing may be heard at the Episcopal church to-morrow, Easter Sunday. — B3* Governor Baker has gone to Evansville to spend the Sabbath in the bosom of his family. ^ ^ ^ Bayonets and slung shots are played out in Indianapolis. Democracy now has a show, and will show Itself at the polls on Monday. ^ ^ ^ ggy All in favor of an honest, careful and judicious administration of our local affairs, will go to the polls on Monday and vote the Democratic ticket. Pigeons.—We understand that Mr. John Bradshaw and a sporting friend yesterday bagged forty-two dozen pigeons. Pretty good for one day’s shooting. fly Merritt Reed, of Newton, Fred. Dickerman and William Eeith, of Warrick, and William K. Johnston, of Switzerland, have been appointed notaries public. I. T. U. No. 1.—Regular meeting at seven o’clock this evening, at the Hall, first entrance from Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington street. Bodknhamer, President. BST There will be baptism of quite a number of the Sabbath school scholars connected with the Baptist Sabbath school, on to-morrow afternoon, immediately after the adjournment of the school. Religious.—Quarterly meeting to-day and to-morrow at Wesley Chapel. Rev. Dr. Bowman will preach Sabbath morning and evening. Sacrament services at half past three p. M., Sabbath. ^ USTThe street railway company talks of taking up one of the tracks on New Jersey street, and laying it down on Massachusetts avenue, in the proposed extension of the line to Fort Wayne avenue. To the Polls.—We urge upon every Democrat, and every opponent of the present corrupt and reckless local government the duty of being at the polls on Monday. Go early, stay late, and work all the time. J3T Major Gordon, as well as other parties, Informs us that our paragraph in yesterday’s paper, in regard to the difficulty between Mr. Houck and Mrs. Grau, misrepresents the facts and does great injustice to that lady, which will be shown ou the trial. !E2r General Pitcher received a dispatch from General Ord, dated Detroit, March 29, to the following effect: “ Men of the One Hundred and Twenty-eighth should be sent to the chief mustering officer at Indianapolis, as the regiment will soon be there for final discharge.” Mayor’s Court.—Mrs. Ann Chambers yesterday paid $29 70 for keeping a bouse of ill fame, aud Miss Belle Russell $14 70 for occupying the same. John McGinniss and John Aiken went to jail for being drunk and unable to pay $9 40. _ Metropolitan.—Mrs. Lander bad a good house last night on the occasion of her second benefit. The play—that grand old comedy, “The School for Scandal”—went off beautifully, which is all we have space to say, in the present crowded state of our columns. (I3r As soon as we have leisure we shall make another effort to extract some information from the Journal In regard to the vote by means of which General Veatch was swindled out of the nomination for auditor, in the Republican State convention on the 22d of February. _ Temperance.—Professor A. B. Benton, President of the North Western Christian University. will address the people’s weekly temperance meeting, at the Tabernacle, to-mor-row at four o’clock, P. M. The distinguished ability of Professor B. is sufficient evidence to insure a crowded house. Seat# free to all. JOT For the first time within some years a Democrat may go t6 the polls and peaceably deposit his ballot, with a reasonable assurance of living to see the sun rise the next morning. We trust that every Democrat will exercise the blessed privilege, made all the dearer by the reign of terror, now, thank (lod, passed away. • Benefit of Mbs. Hodges.—Mrs. J. A. Hodges, a careful, painstaking and favorite actress, always well up in her part, and thoroughly at home in everything for which she is cast, takes her only benefit for the season, on Monday night, on which occasion she will appear in two fine pieces. Aside from the splendid bill presented,’’the universal desire of our theater goes to testify their admiratiou of Mrs. Hodges, will Insure a full house. VST We received yesterday from the fruit house of Van Camp, Jackson & Co., No. 223 West Ohio street, a basket containing a choice lot of the finest apples we have ever tasted at this season of the year. This fruit has been most perfectly preserved in its original flavor, and is without that disagreeable earthy smell and taste common to fruits holed up or kept in damp cellars through the winter. This house also offers to housekeepers the best canned fruits and vegetables, at the lowest prices. |39“ The forty-third anniversary and closing exercises of the Church aud Sabbath School of the First Presbyterian Church, before leaving the house of worship, will take place to-mor-row. Historical church service in the morning. A Sabbath School memorial exercise at three o’clock p. M., and a general reunion gathering of all interested from early associations with the Church or Sabbath School, which was the first Sabbath School in the city, at quarter past seven in the evening—to all of which the invitation to those thus interested is made. ^ ^ ^ The Journal on Brimstone.—Yesterday’s Journal has a learned article on the uses of brimstone. It says: It is really strange that the learned Judge does not know the difference between brimstone and powder. The former is generally used for bleaching and purifying, while the latter is used for the purpose of destroying. We apprehend that the Journal man became acquainted with brimstone, not in Us most dangerous form, when combined with charcoal and nitre, nor in a bleaching establishment, but through a happy experience ol its beneficial effects, in combination with hog’s lard, as a domestic remedy for that troublesome cutaneous affection, politely known as the “ Wabash scratches.” Although he may, in times past, have been prompt enough to acme up to the “ scratch ” when his country Balled, we believe he has never been accused of “ ameiUng brimstone ” on the skirmish line. He may have been found at his “ post ” in the hour at danger, but the poet was one of those for the erection of which the Duke ol Argyle was blessed. Like that burly old buffer whose deeds are immortalized In Grubb’s famous poem, of a fit- Geoi^ge and the Dragon”— “ Brimstone he took inwardly As scurf gave him occasion, Till each * * * * * wae a Sulphurous exhalation.

Miaa Anna

Anna Dickinson, the gxeat female apostle of New England radicalism,TfoRvered her screed about “ The Assassination and the Suicide” at the Tabernacle last night, to a large audience. Miss Dickinson is a young lady, with short dark brown or black hair, a New England cast of feature, a slight stoop in the shoulders, and eyes of that intellectual gray which 1 is almost blue, by brevet, if we caught the color correctly in the uncertain twilight caused by the footlights being turned down, a fraud against which we enter our solemn protest*as we are sure that the audience paid their entrance fee for the privilege of seeing as wcll.as .hearing. She was plainly and simply dressed in some dark fabric, with a row of brass buttons in front, and, altogether, presented rather an attractive figure, considered limply as a woman. Her “reading” is correct, her enunciation clear and distinct, and her pronunciation quite stagey. The general effect of her declamation, however, is mechanical, but slightly relieved by gesticulation, and no mobility of feature, as if an automaton were speaking. We can not pretend to give even an outline of the “ pieco.” she spoke, which was a pale refrastion of Stevens and Sumner—abounding in false logic and factitious history—a little originality and a great deal of plagiarism—some pathos, plenty of bathos, and more than enough of egotism. That part of it devoted to President Johnson was but a tirade of gsnteel billingsgate, more becoming a pot house politician than a lady. She exhausted the vocabulary of bard names in the effort to impast to the Prasidcnt that particular merchandise which ladies value so highly, yet part with so easily—" a piece of

her mind.”

For one of the softer sex, Gentle Anna U unaccountably bloodthirsty. She upbraided’ President Johnson with having promised to hang liberally, and then failed to hang at all. She would rather have one single individual at Fortress Monroe hanged in reality than to have hundreds hanged on paper.] We see by the papers it is reported that Miss Dickinson is about to confer ber hand in marriage upon some unfortunate gentleman of the East. From the bottom of our heart we pity the poor devil, whoever ho is; for, after last night’s exhibitiou of her wonderful pnwera in the tonguc-lashiug way, we could not wish our bitterest enemy a worse fate than to marry her. If we mistake not she would prove equally as eminent as a shrew as she has proved successful in the role of a politician. Miss Dickinson has turned her powers to good account, we dare say, in a pecuniary sense, but we trust the example will not have

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Chrlstimaa Im Coming: and so is warm weather, and Cunningham will be found one square North of the Bates House, with Ice Cream for the milHon; confectionarios in any

the effect to draw other gllb-tongued persons quantity, and of all descriptions; fancy cakes

of the female persuasion from their spheres. An abundance of female lecturers would ruin the trade. It is the novelty that attracts, just as thousands would go to see a man walk, head downward, on the ceiling, who would not look at a fly in the same performance, though the; fly would do it much better. Circulating Vigilance. -The Republicans, under the prospect of something like a fair election, are becoming nervously apprehensive that power will slip away from their grasp, like the oleaginous caudal appendage of a greased pig. and are making unusual and desperate eflorte. The following circular, printed and sent to every Republican in the township, evidences thelrquaking terror. The Journal having but a limited circulation in the city, the party is reduced to the necessity of distributing circulars to arouse its membens tp a sense of tbe imminent danger which menaces it. Out of compassion, we print the circular, thus giving the party the lieuetit of our large and constantly increasing circulation. Indianapolis, March 2m, isfij. Dear Sir: Evidence exists that a strong and well matured combination Las been secretly formed to defeat the Luioa candidate for township trustee, of this (Center township,) at the election, on Monday next. AYe earnestly ask your active aid in waking up our friends, and personal influence at tile poll-. Very respectfully, Township unk>x Committee. The “ Township Union ComuiUtce ” U very right. A “strong and well matured combination ” has been formed, not secretly, but openly, in tbe hope o| overthrowing the corrupt party which has for so long mismanaged the affairs of the city. The “ Township Union Committse,” not contemplating the publication of the circular in the Ukuald, did wisely in not trusting to the limited circulation of the Jou nal, and in availing itself of the use of circulars. But it’s no use. The handwriting is on the wall, ami the Republican party will be driven to the wall, ▲ Oani, rn<>M »liw. Tti, ai ger, wife of Charles Draeger, writes us the following note. We made tbe statement on what we considered good authority, but Mrs. D. certainly ought to know best whether sho was beaten or not: Editor Harold: You have been misinformed in regard to the item in yesterday morning’s Herald, in regard to my husband abusing me. He never drew a revolver on me, and never treated me so that I could complain of him. You will oblige me vary'much by pub lishing this. Emma DrakGRR. t3T Judge Martlndale is temporarily presiding over the Criminal Court, Judge Coburn being sick.

LOCAL ITEMS

To Hire.—All persons desiring help of any kind—male or female—house servants, clerks, bookkeepers, or common laborers, can be supplied at the City Intelligence office. Room No. 9—No. 33J^ North Illinois street. 31-3 Z. Dowden A CO. Wanted.—A few good girls to do housework can be furnished employment at the City Intelligence office. Room No. 9, Exchange building—No. 33)4 North Illinois street. 31-3 Wanted.—A few (colored) gifIs to do housework, can find employment by applying at the City Intelligence office. Room No. 9, Exchange building—No. 33}£ North Illinois street. , 31-3 Renoon 'Wby.—Munson’s Lightning Rod supercedes all others: Because it is copper, which is the most powerful conductor of electricity known, except silver. Its tubuhtr spiral shape gives strength, and thus indicates tbe shape of the fulgarite formed by the electricity when striking upon the sand, indicating the form required. It is better than a copper rod four inches in circumstance, and it costs not one quarter as much. Its peculiar shape, with one aide left open In all directions to the atmosphere, admits the water freely to the Inner portion of the rod, Which ts ptttSBg but and in to such an extent as to annihilate the electricity that accumulates on the rod before It reaches the ground. If there is more water than electric fluid the charge is quieted atenoe on the surface. This point is worthy of any practical scientific person’s consideration, and certainly makes Munson’s Rod beyond a doubt pre-eminent above anything that ever has been used or known for the purpose.

la spite •!* the recea* deellae ia goods, and the consequent ruinous losses which our merchants and business men generally are sustaining, we see that our enterprising fellow citizens, Messrs. J. A. Comingore & Co., of the Capital Shoe Store, are fully alive to their interests

with the times. They have not only marked tend them,

down their old stock, but. masagecPto have one of the firm East just in the nick of time, who purchased a large stdek. of spring goods during the great panic which followed th^*recent decline in gold. We were shown some beautiful spring styles of Ladles' Lasting Gaiters Hilly one dollar less than anything which we have yet seen. We would also suggest to our gentlemen friends that the Capita! - Shoo Store is the place to get a nice pair of Sewed

Calf Boots or a fine Cloth Shoe.

Clothing; and Dlercbaat TaUor> ING.—Messrs. J. * J*. Gramling are In: receipt of the latest styles of Ready Made Clntfyng and Gent’s Furnishing Goods. Having one at the best and most experienced cutters In the West, they are also prepared to take orders and make up Suite of the latest and mootfesfeionable patterns. Their stock of fine goods can not be outdone by any house in tbe etty,? Ye that would shine, call and get a new (Ult.

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Gaiters, spring cut, et May’s, No. 10, North Pennsylvania street. ot«iCUaaU|

Lemons; twenty * tapirs choice cultivated Cranberries for Hue at wholesale and retail by

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Banter.—Go to O. B. Stout & Bros, for choice Poultry, Dressed Pigeons, Eggs, Fresh Lettuce, Radishes and Cabbages. Also, Fresh Fish for.l^Hter. ^ S t By Odds, the best bargains in Men’s Calf Boots In town is at R. F. May’s, No. 10 North

PaRnsylyaJiia street.

IbemonMtration in I.ndieV Oatt* ers.—One thousand pairs, all round toes, received this week at R. F. May’s, No. 10 North Pennsylvania street. They are of all grades, from $1 75 to $5 00 per pair. Those at $5 30 eclipse anything in the city. Fine Sewed Calf Boons, and fine light Calf Gaiters'for Boys, at May’s, No. 10, North Pennsylvania stroet. Quarterly Meeting; at Wesley Chapel. Rev. Thomas Bowman, 1). !>., will preach at half-past ten o’clock to-dayfhml at the same hour on to-morrow, (Sunday.) Grand Opening:.—Mrs. A. Uaker, 40 South Illinois street, respectfully invites the ladies to a grand display of spring novelties in Millinery, Monday, April 2. * Read Thfcu—Many people are under the impression that because C. E. Geisendorff & Co. own,, a woolen factory, and call their store the Hoosier Woolen Factory Store, that they sell nothing but Woolens, Jeans, etc. This is a great mistake. They keep every thing in the Dry Goods line, and a better assortment, at lower prices, can not be found in the city. Call and see, Nos. 61 and 63 West Washington street.

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I.lttle Hotel.—By reference to an advertisement in another column, it will be seen that the Little House has changed hands, and been repaired and refitted in apple pie order. We recommend the new proprietor,Mr, Hagenbaugh, to the public as a gentleman who will look well to the interest of all who may favor him with a call for board, by the day or week. The LlttleHouseis favorably located on Washington street, one square from the Court House, A free omnibus to and from every train, day and night.

and dinaeis for private or public parties; or a square meal for tbe hungry multitude. Packages delivered to any part of the city, free of charge. Remember, Cunningham has the best the market affords. Old-W heat FfoUrrBuckwheat Flour, Rye Flour, and Corn Meal. Oats, Hay, and all kinds of Feed, at Israel Wilson’s, No. 16 South Pennsylvania street, delivered per order to any part of the city. Meswi-M. J. (J. Het*e(li Jk Bsw^aiaoufueturc to order, and keep constantly on band, ladies’ and gent’s Riding Saddles, Buggy and Team Harness pf all descriptions, at No. 78 East Market street, nearly opposite the post

office.

4'aru Meal, old White Wheat Flour, Buckwheat and Rye Flour, Oats, Hay, and all kinds of Feed, at Israel Wilson’s, No. Ill South Pennsylvania stmt, delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Tea*, in two, four, eight, twelve aud twenty pound boxes, just the tiling for family Use at the < Uinu Tea Store, No. 20 Bates

House,

Mtolwortby A Picroum. We deem it to state that this Merchant Tailoring Firm, who always see tit to make good fits, and who employ always the best material in the articles that bear their imprint, has just received a full Itock of material for the spring season. We recommend the claims of this tinn to the consideration of ottr citizens. Twelve Yeans’ Experienue In selecting Green and Blltck Tea# enable# us to offer many inducements, both as to price and quality, to tea drinkers. Call at No. an Bates House, the ChitifM Tea Store. Rrmesed.— Dunn and Kearney have moved their plnmbing and gas fitting establishment from Kentucky avenue to No. 70 North Illinois stroet, (Miller's Mock) where TOcy a,,, now prepared to receive and execute all orders in tbrir ttue on suun iium-c ami m good style. .Nolle**. Owing to circumstances, viz: heavy taxes, the admixture of politics, and the President's vetoes, the owner will give to any deserving person a neat little house and lot in the city of Indianapolis. For particular* inquire ol B- M, Spicer * Go. Real estate office No. 24)£ West Washington street. Call on the first day of next month. Boor, Manta and Blind*. We dropped into the new factory of Rnrerson, Beam A Thompson, No. 22& Mid 229 West Market street, across the cabal, ami found this energetic firm in full blast, turning out lu addition to Doors, Sash and Blinds, Flooring, Brackets, Moulding, etc., etc. We recommend the above factory to house builders, carpenters and everybody who may wish anything in their line, t Very C)»eaj>. Ladies’ Underwear at No. 68 East Washington street, 30-2 Something: ibex*'all the time ut No. 68 East Washington street. Ladies call. Remember, It is the new store. ' 30-2

The Place to Bny your Boys’ Hats is •t “ Seaton’s One Price Hat Store.” He has all the new styles, and decidedly the largest stock in the city. 80-2 The Largest Stock of silk am] cassimere hats in the city U to be found at “ Seaton’s One Price Hat Store,” near the postoffice. •f 30-2 All the Nlew ripring: rityle Hats, such as the Brighton, Bristol, Derby, Saratoga, Newport, Morton, etc., can be bad at Seaton’s, near the postefltee. -*> 80-2 **rieaton’s One Price Hat Store,” near the poet office^ is the place to find anything in ,(h&ehApe-bf m hat or cap.' -*■ .16-2 Heitknm, No. 27 North Illinois stroet, is in reeeipt of a magnificent stock of spring and summer goods, of every variety, suitable for dress or business suite, which he will make up to order, in the latest and most fashionable styles, and at tbe cheapest possible rates. Give him a call. 29-5 Freedom* of Election, free expression Of opinion, no longer awed by fixed bayonets, gives to Sands’Chicago Ale the first place on the roll for public favor, Tuns of thousands pf X majority have pronounced it the purest arid cheapest, because the best, as well as the whoiesomest ot malt beverages. Far ahead of of rivalry, we rejoice that our earnest endeav-

ors to please have been so rewarded WHh success, and wish all to try at 54 South Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, where Joseph er, the sale agent, will be happy to at-

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Fashloaabl* Millinery. Mrs.IL N, Quimby, No. 42 SOuth'TIllnois street, is daily reeelvlng ber new stock of goods of the latest styles. . i •»• m0h27-lm ' Phonographic Institute.—This Institute pf short hand writing is, for the present, in Purdy’s Actual Business College. Doors &jjfen until jiiue, M. - - - 21-It* Goto Ho. TS^UamctknsK'tta Arcnue for the bestohd white wheat IWur in the market. J. C t Wilson.

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Wanssiog: and Yeatlla ting;.—Upon judicious means of warning and Vefitflatfbfe a very important consequences depend, not only including the ordtatfljt nxfiftKtfout safety, economy and the health of hUntea ]>eiQgs. Ventilate your dwellings, your school houses, churches and stores; it will save your health and your money;, IjsR^hp. fueiWged In any building, either By fire grates or furnaces, or buildings by furnaces, or those having furnaces out of order, or otherwise imperfect, can have them made perfectly satisfactory, and executed in the most thorppgb, scientific and workmanlike manner by Replying to 1 the subscriber. Mr. White’s system in the erection of furnace* Is different from ail oUifrs. and If onoe-knoWri will beTforversally adopt-* ed. Smoky chimneys made to draw by whatever cause{infduml: no ctfre, no pajr. Orders addressed to George White, Western House, near.Union wHF meet with prompt attentyop^ q - 27-6 StartOtaory, 2**^**% Shade Trees, FLoweRs, etc.—Parties wishing any thing in (the above linq Will find C. Dickson & Co., agents 6f Western Commercial Nursery, 84 West Washington street, prepared, to deliver and set out all kind* on short ribtice by experienced men. 2242 Mr*. Wia*itow’»*Mjmti«> PUB* torfemales, are the only reliable female pltt in the market. They are mll(f, and no bad effect arises from their use. Fay two dollars for a good article, rather than one dollar for a pqof one. Mrs. Winslow’s Pills are superior to ail others. Price, $2 per box, or three boxes for $5. Ask for Mr*. Winslow’s Mystic Pills— take none other. W. I. IlASXTT & CO.(“Agents. BrownixO A Rloan, Agents. janSUm Bowpoacel.—City Bath House—No. iff' West Pearl street; entrance through barbershop. Hot and Cold Baths in good warm rooms. .! -<• i n29-tf E. May A Fo., at the Loan Office, Mo. 34 South Illinois street, will loan money an any article of value, or buy the same. Always on hand, unredeemed pledgee for sale. Bnclrvrlieat Floor, Rye flour, Graham flour, and all kinds of feed at No. 78 Massachusetts avenue. J. C. Wilson. 28-4 t .

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nf,? Ftar ■taerlil.^ Ej.tos or r— Hmi 1 a: ,.4 - * ;•*' * Pleas* say that OLIVER W. JOHMOH is • candidate for tbe office of Sheriff of Horton coohUl tubiect to a ooomuUoa tb* Uteoq Coaaty Peavtalon. *f1 Hast Tovaas. For Staertlf. To ths Vonas os Majuoa (Jpom, laoixsa: WILLIAM JOBS WALLACE, a*.«b#riff of said comity, la hereby declared asm candidate for ths office of Sheriff of Marion eountj, Indiana, at the coatee auction, sntycetts ths asttoo of Ik* fata* Coovtofloa of said coant/. Masr Varans,

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SPECIAL NOTICES. T ^ P ~ " - - - * - j—aaMMOM Camargo Manufacturing Co. PAVER HANGINGS Aud Window Ntaadc*, 57 H’eri Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ■. the Vrtat \ew England Rrnfdy. Dr. .1. W. r»OE,ANI3’S WHITE PIKE COMPOtfatf la now offered to tbe afflicted throughout tb* country, after Laving been p,oved by the test of eleven years. In the New EnjliuJ State., where IU merits have become as well known aa the tree from which, In pert, It derives its virtue*. THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES More Throats, Colls, Co ugh*, Diptherta, Bronchitis, Spitting of Uivud, and Pakaanary AflMUons generally. It is a remirkaUe P"rfr ho Kill are Oamplalnts, Uabates, Diffioalty af Tohliag Urine, Bleeding frtltn ths Elan ji ai.d teaser, ffrmvol.fnd * - - other eomplaluts. Give it a tiial if you would learn tba value of a good and ined Medicine. It U pleasant, safe and sure Bold by ImigglatsanJ Dealers In Medicine generally., GKO. W. ffWIffT, M. b H Pra^fliar, Jan-t dAw3ra Boston, Mass.

PROSPECTUS

INDIANAPOLIS HERALD, Bally and Wwokly, for IMM.

Produce Commtsgioti Merchant No. 8 Bate* Uma* Hsihitug, WaahtesSoa Street,

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The great pvlilLml quaaUobs wkchaiste ha discussed and decided during the coming year, possess a general and absorbing imprest. * To secure an luteHigent verdict upon tti*ni,lh* public naiad should be thoroughly informed upon tba issues, and tbe heat means of tegsrmatlon t* an ah'.a and fearlaapr** 8 . Every Democrat should take a paper, especially one that enlightens biin on tbe questions la whieti he Is Immediately Interested. Ihe Proprietor* of the Hb&ald intand that It shall not only fully discuss the general issues before ths couutry, bat alio Uoee 000uaeted with

Slats policy. Ther*cw b*Bo m^powartil * ^slgnmenW ^l'ktod»!

maintaining Constitutional Liberty than a vacs raiss, and U shall be the leading object af ths H**aM> to advocate tbe equal right* and sovereignty of tbs States, in ell ptwera not delegated to the Federal Government aud tb* personal liberty of the citizen. The Baasm will oppose alt usurpation* of powers, whether fa tbe Nstkmal or State Governments, and Insist upon ths subordination of the military to ths oivll rule. It will advocate tbe restoration policy of Pmcs|DksT Jpissns, the Immediate admission of tbe Representatlvae of the Southern States iaCong»a,and »reoognlilo*af aMiha people of the States lately ia rtboilioo, who haw* returned to their allegiance as citizens, with the fall rights and privileges of oitlMnihip, Hi otder to reetare tbe pacification of tbe country and its former proaperlty. Tbe Hksai.i> wilt oppose negro suffrage and all attempt* to place political power in the bacdi of tbe black race.

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F^uJSjtLXJu^ir No effort shall be (pared to give the Hzasi.s an Interest to all clasaes of readers. It will contain Interesting Miscellany, the Latest Hews by Telegraph aud Malls, and such general Information as will make It a welcome visitor to the Business Man, the Farmer aud the Mechanic. THE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS Shall receive especial attention. Tbe markets of tb* leading cities will be given with accuracy, and a fulf'report of our own market. Terms off tile Bally* f A, One copy, one year, by mall flIO 00 " “ aix months” " 500 “ “ three “ '• “ 3 10 “ “ one “ “ “ 1 00 Iba copies of tbe Daii.t Besai.d win be furnished one year for 8100, and an extra copy to toe getter-up *f the

club.

Agents will be supplied at & easts paeaapy. Terau-oi the Weekly, r yy

Singla copies, one year 11 00 Mngte copies, six mouths. ...4........... ,1 | 00 Ten cables, or more, to eae person, oao year, each copy 75 Twenty copies or more, to one person, one year, each copy 1 50 With an additional copy to the getter-op of each Club

of ten.

Specimen copies will be sent to aqy person desiring it. Every Democrat in Indiana Is requMted to act as an agent for tbe Hkrsld, and do all in his power to extend its circulation, and tbus add to our ability to give it lacreased interest. Address, haul Ac HUTCHINSON, _ Proprietors and Publisher*, INDIANAPOLIS DID.

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j «r»e«rlem. — Mbsm-*. Frank Smith & Ramsey, opposite the Bates Hpuae, are dally receiving wild game of all descripUaaa. Fresh Fish ahd Oysters,, of all kinds, constantly on hand, hnd'everything In thegro•ery line of the best quality. 29-3

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'*r a. XI nl*nn nmni-Utam ' MWASiU OFFUJA.

marts d*t

as*

1 < * '..; HKJULD BINDIBY.

Wholesale Dealer* In

Groceries and Liquors, Ho. 1 Wf W i ¥y ^p w -^ 8twft8( i. Joomt’ j. W.*Jones. A.. pTOPffES CO., (Successor to Joata, Vinnedg* A Jam.)

UKMIEKS,

Ifoi. 7 and 8 Bates House Building. 1 'r”' 1 '-i.ltSwi^APuuff, uu>4 a a. cluott. s. a-aiA*. ,:i .w. r aza*. ElsIslOTT, RYAA At CO., WboleaAie Dem'era la . stibw v ^ GROOGRKM AMI* 4CGTOM;

8 O. VARNA.

i nOUOtaAfV MAOCIRR.

M. CALDWELL.

; rf co.’, Cocaar Mat Ulan aad JUiylanlRteret*,

nnMAWAyoLra, thdiaha.

fabS dSm

i. w. Maaan.

r. oartaanma.

fcblO d3m INDIASAPOUa, IHDlAHA.

- hat«. gap*, ewe, ;.^T81 /w'a.c

Hats, Caps, Fun, Straw Goods,

cmkMiiaa ■asvwWMt., it

Wholesale Trade.

FURNITURE. !/

y tim . . ...-...-y. — ; —I*- .—,—-j-i—1__:. Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturers a: d dealers in all kinds of ip tx Sr Hsr i t xj'3Et

•SI Kit

J*nl7 dfhn

,*■ , *'”* ,,A SSR§7aS

J : .. j .-1*

DRUCCISTS.

•t^

•••i/ii . .!!• •TT.U'l .fiV, • ~

W. I. HAttnr. ^ *. ». ■sarisnALx. j. w. ttooax.

tY, 1. HAriMIT * CO., < ' ' Wholesale Druggists, No. 14 West Washington Street,

fcb* dSm INDIANAPOLIS.

BROWAI.YO Ac SUOAA, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, -Vn, 22 West Washington Street, Indianapoliet, Indiana. At new (.tone front building. Nos. 7 and 9 East WashafterA* ritl 1 ’ belwe< ‘ n (il - DU ’ a fi !o ck and Meridlanstrerit,

clothing.

J Jfl' ■

a. M. HSTg. M-'WAOaBI. J. EAT»x»LTB*nr A *OS«KTBAt HAWS, RBSEIMTHAIj At CO.,

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In *»- ujis ri'ii. 1 /, .fit!

AD. DK8SAS. J. DXSSAa. davu, DXSSAB.

DESSAR, BRO. Ac CO., Manufacturer* and Wholesale Dealers in

Clothing; and Piece (woods,, H0 JWBtflF ,U *fr,¥ t h steeet, fwdlaaaf ^ Sb8 d3m Ul1 *’ * nd “ " < ”*** e P1 * ce » New York City.

LIQUORS.

RRINIBRKYER, Importer and Wholo«ale Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Liqnors,

w *“'-

Nfi St Wasftaloatam Stare**, feblt d3m Under Metropolitan Hall, Indiaoapoli

w. W. ^ahm.

Ac FEABOBir* 0 **’ Importers and Wholesale Dealer* in

SparkMig Catawta and Champaffae

w i xsr e s.

”;x u

Jefotd'tm* tr0n lheconntr y promptly attended to

WhaUaala sad Retail Dealer In

Hats, CapgJVTRfcStrasr Goods

BOOTS AND SHOES. "

t r ?

Am. 1*7 riomth iffcrIdtam Ntrret.

EVA AS, HAYO Ac CO.,

“ t i nttmjaum h ^ : t BOWS AN»,SHOES, ,

■ mdlanapoliM. Indiana.

i feblO d3m

v x uxnams vrw. wnwcars' w.o.troaa. v. a sroza yiAPHl^s, jFHWHfo core Wholesale Dealers In BOOXA. AMD. SHOBB,

Ho. CS South Meridian street, Schaull'i Block,

I ndtaaaonmMn, feWdJm . .

4* sea

R« RTOA dp BAYIN WhotesateBreterets B o o t d ri ft A Ti oe», < No.3ff ffMfli MLlOd Htretas 1 1 * f * fehrt d3m i( . v ladiamapwll*.

COMMHSTOfl.

CHAVfitsBO - GI. ASfElfiv > Coxnxnission Merchant,

»*{ fisdw if / , . J t >

1 x n.ralU, and tuai.afac-

i U. ■

f ' j ’ « I { J ; 1

Flour,drai", Tfay, and Produce

turer nt Corn V..1

Mo. 146 South FennsylvaBta Sh, ladteBapoita. Ind

Phrtku'ar attention given to tb* sate and

rtoUr, Grain an 1 Product.

purebaM* of Iebl5 d3ni

JOHA T. IhEfYEfiSE Ac <-0., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Dealer* In Prod nee. 4.7 South I viawnre ffirest, j ' tsbtdSm IHD1AHAPOUS, IHDLAHA. IS* A BE. HIE. NO A, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Aik! Wfcoies&le Dealer in Flour and all kind* off Feed, Nos. 12 ana i« (tenth PegisylvaMia Steffet, (Few doors below Sharp. A Fletcher’* Bank.)

febV dSm

♦4-

CONFECTIONERY. DAGGKTT Ac CO.,

Mauuf<cturera of

C#lTFE€TI©!>rERY, And Wholesale Dealers in WflRKS, FWJtTS, NDTS, ETC., ETC, 33 SaolhMerMiM atMet.Indtanapotls, Indiana, fab* d3m .,. ..

OIL.

l, r SVAM. o. v. evavs. w. a. etawi j. e. evaxs I. P. KYAAri Ac CO.,

Manufarturars of

L. I IV S E E I> O I E , U4 Sooth Delaware Street, Indianapolis, lodiau.t,

pay Ihe highest market price for

will pay

F X, -A. 2C febU c3m

S E E 33

, at AS. S. MLAtOUTEK LEalt JOKIIAS. JAS. S. NI.A47GHTF.R 4k CO.,

Refiners’ Agents for

PETROLEUM, CARBON & MACHINE OILS. Ao. 4 IjonlMiann ritreel. feb23 d3m IHIMANAPOUS, IND.

IM*

• fl.-H

prwNds.

Wlfi*l*ARD AC NTOWCI.1.,

DEALERS in

PIAVOFORTE.S,ORCiAV« ajsto jtfyir^ODBOisrs. Gran i Fianor, Square Pianos, Upright Pianos, Collage Pt*o««, Whole**!# and Krtall. fchDrBm ^ Ha.4 Bate* House Block, Indianapolis.

QUEENSWARE.

DRY GOODS.

WF.RR, PATTIriOA Ac ID., Goods and Notions, Ho. 3 Alvord’s Block, Bonth Meridian street.

■ndlnnapollw, Ind.

WM d3m

ouvaarm sir. ■.*.■»*■>. e. o. coeneuds. TOIJriEY, BYRAH Ac CO., Dry Gto*d* and Notions, Ho. 3 Alvord’s Block, South Meridltn street,

Indlnnnpolbs, Ind.

fabS d3m

S t

ruAEE LAHoaaa. w. o. TAaxiaoToa. o. s. rarnsoa. LANDERS, TARKINGTON & PAHISON,

JOBBERS OR

Dry Goods and Notions, M«. 3S Sou h Meridian street, Schuall’s Block,

Indianapolis, Ind.

febS d3m

P*E, COADdtTT dc CO., Wholesale Dealers In Foreign and Domestic IhJf Goods, v. Fancy Goods, -A-7STX3 isronoisrs. He. 4 Alvord’a Bjo^k, South Meridian stiMt, fcbBdSm irCPlATVAPOLIS. HI RPHY, HKAAEDY Ac CO.,

Wholesale Dealers in

Forel** aid ».wnmr<l>iy dKwds, i , -ANI> NOTfOTffS, ' ' T ‘ 1

Ho. 43 and 44 East Washington street,

feb9 «i3m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

CARPETS, ETC. CARJPETS. Jas. M. Hum4;W.L. idamsi iflerwinr*. J. FWifeV: HIJHE, AHAHri Ac CO.,

Wholesale Dealers,

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,

Window Shades, Wall

26anJ28TrflgHT&SBiBr"“

febt d3m •WffMDaFOOPtND

KHAVriP A HdAA, ^ I

„ .^bolesa^e and^JiaUU. « C <J3 “ Carpets, Wall Faper,

Oil Cloths, ^auteffs^iritete^ Shades etrvy y 101 East Washington Street, opp. Court House, fcbffSm .11 IttflMlffTOLlAlNt, 1

STATIONERY. ETC.

12.

Parson]R]iraaley A Co.,

Wholesale Deaton in ^^ ,

scitooi*.

#>%wts. gtrifcygiafcft Boot and-Papi^,-Book

l ATr - ” , ® d - , r-.llUu.U

No. 13 We s t Mary 1 an d S ti

BO

'VmiSSuSuiXfl* ^''1 IM DISSOLUTioidT

Books, Fapw. fibvelQpes a. |BjWest VanttiugienStreet,

No. feb9

;!v*eib

rawAWApoLiff. nraiHA.

WHOLESALE 0DEEN8WABE CHIMA AND GLASSWARE, B. A. WOODBRIDGE, 16 A\>st Washington StnH-t, felil4 .13^* xvn>»-*iv-,r..»J», lS«Ut*aA. n r wiesr. (iko. a. wEir. ronx i. wosais. XX. F. WEST Sc GO., Importers and Wbo'esale Dealers ia 4'biBa, Uass, Qaeeasware, Catlerj, And Plated Goods, 87 East Washington St., Indianapolis. Ind. febiU J3m

Hanuf affturers.

: i!

T-I' 1 •'

SAWS.

YC. C. A. T KINS, Manufacturer of Patent Ground, Circular, Mill, Moody and Improved Cross Cut WS,” SHI Smutta Illinois St., Indianskpolis. Breakage in repairing done at owner's rkk. feb2 M3m

SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.

SASH. DOOR, BLIND AND BOX MANUFACTURERS, And Hmune Carpenters. W. B. FES LEU ^Sc CO., ‘ Cor. South and Del a \y are streets. mch8 dSm

EDEN, LARMOUR A WITMAN • • -f Manufaeturen of SASH, POORS AND BLINDS, MoulcUnss* floorings. Etc., febS3 d3m ■( I-rii No, <8 East Market Street.

^ BOOTS AND SHOES. SJHfiTH Ac STETTKR, 74 Massachnsetts Avenue

Manufacturers of

BOOTS AND SHOES. Orders promptly attended to. Repairing lone with

neatness an

promptly atti and dispatch.

me’2

i* w I (13 o

i FURNITURE.

, WIIiKELYS Ac HAB.I,,

Wholesale Manufacturers of

UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Parlor, Library and Office Furniture, Indianapolis. Wareiooms Ho. 84 East Market street, opposite Postoffice. Manufactory, opposite the State House, formerly John OU’s. Special attenti n given to all ordered work,

mcbl d3m

ORNAMENTAL PLASTER. J. F. TAYI.OR, JR., MO. 80 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, DESIGNER A MODELER, Manufacturer of all kind* of PL ISTKR WORK. Orders from the^coantry or city prompEly attended to

LICHTNINC RODS. i>A Vir> -Yo. Fast Washington Street, Manufacturer of the Ceh brated topper Tubular LightnlBg Rotl, And Munson’s Combined ■VILER AND PAPER CUTTER. feblfi d3m

TRUNKS AND VALISES.

MARTTT RI RTO>, Manufacturer and Dealer in

TRUNKS, VALISES, TrsYeling Bagu, Etc., wholesale and reiail. No. 29 (oldNo.13) South Illinois State,

Three doors Somth of Palmer House, IndianapoHs, Ind.

Donatw.a «* ‘ 4 Trunks inide to order.

—

A mu s e m e u t s,

Metropolitan Theater. Comer of Washington and Tennessee streets Manager, fftr. XV. R. Riley. CHANGE OF TIME: Doors open at T o’clock. Overture begins at to 8. Saturday Evening, March 31. First Benefit off I*. L. (Staee Director.) MODEirFARM; Or, the Writing on the Wall. Miss Cushman, Mrs. W. H. Riley, Mr. Aiken, Mr. White, Mr. Bight, Mr. Hirers, etc., in the cart. After which Mr. W. H. RILEY will recite Lover’s celebrated Poem entitled “SEIA-MDS O’BTtlEINr.”

To be foil

WHKN

lowed by the new Irish song, entitled “ FEMaNS FIGHT FOa FREEDOM.”

After which the ileigh Bide PoUta, by the Crchestr*. OUT ONT SPREE. Mlzrie, (a modest man,) Mr. L. L. Sharpe

Monday, April 2. benefit of Mrs. J. A. Hodges.

ENGINEERS. €1XMXGHAM & BAILEV, Civil Engineers -A-TSTID SEJUVTETX-OEtS, Room 21 Talbott, iX: New’s Building, near the Postoftioo. ]fi Y AY be employed in the location and contjtriiL'tiuu ItX of Hallways and other Koad-i The Survey of Estates, Water Powers and Canals In this and adjoining States - inch24 dim

NOTICE. Street Car Advertising. ff^OR outside Daily Advertisement Cards Anctii-n JT Sales, Closing Out Sales, or Public Performances, ®PPlyto R. F. FLE CUKK. No 1 Alvord’s Block. fet>2l. d.lm Cr Street Railway Office, ill noisstreef.

INSURANCE. ——La. i co -—- 03 cl ST^VTKM K >T r r

Repairing done at short notice.

feb 19 d3m

—or THE —

/ETNA INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD €OAi\., .fanuary 1.18A6H.

PATENT MEDICINES. O. BXJEILii,, Manufacturer of Dr. Buell’s Celebrated Family Medicines, No. ‘AA Pearl St., Indianapolis. fed 19 d3m

PUMPS. ElaUAII HASKET. Wookl rvepectfUtly Inform the citizens of Indianapolis aud aurroondiog country, that be is prepated to furnish Pump* of the best quality to *1) who may favor him with their orders. Work sent to any part of tbe State, and warranted for one year. Shop NO. 26 KORTH DE LAW ARK 8TREKT, oppssite tbe Court Bouse, Indianapolis, Ind. Wells dug and repaired at all time* in a Satisfactory manner. fabltldSm

FURNITURE.

SPIEC2FJU THORN Ac CO., Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of FURNITURE, CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES, Warerooms, No. 73 West Washington Street, ftb21 d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturers of all kinds of IF XT IR. nSTITTTIRIE, >o. 121 F.n*t VYnsliingrton St., feblt d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

IRON, STEEL, ETC. W. a. 1101X.1HAY Ac CfK,

Dealers in

Iron, Steel, Springs, Axles, Nuta, BolU, Rlacksm'tha’ Tools, Hub*, Felloes, 8p<4c*s, Carriage Trimmings, etc., etc., No. r»9 South Meridian Street, ►hi0 43m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

JEWELRY, ETC. NIcI.R-YC: Ac KllIRRO.^, Wholesale and Retail Deal am in Amedcan and Swiss Watches, Diamonds, Jhwwt.ry, QAt Pen*, ffitvur end Common Chains, etc. Agents tor American WfctShe*. . fohA 43a

CLOCKSTltSr

S. C. & c. Er>B3Pf, Importers, Wholesale and Retell Dealer re*.* ClaOCKS, REGULATOR^

AK» Looking Gljbska,

Eden’s Block, No. 79 East Market Street, fab 10 d3m INDLANAPOLId, IND.

MUSIC.

A. RFXTERFIElaH Ac CO.

Wholesale

MUSIC 1»EAXJERS, 75 East Market Street, . t.-« X 3ST J3 Z A. 3ST A. I> O Xal S. Keep constantly on hand a large auortment of Pianos, Violin*. Fhites, Accordeons, Strings, etc., and publishersofSheetMasIcand Marie Books. feblOdSm A. M. MK7VATATiVI Ac <JO., Wholesale Music Dealers, Bates House Corner, Indianapolis. Pianos from Slebrway A Sins, Koabe A Co., and others. Agonls for Xstey A Oo.’s Cottaffe Organ* and Melodeona. ^

HARDWARE, ETC.

mac sou.. rnoxas v. xinu. johs t. aikkax.

BOLL, KIMBLE A AUCHAN,

Wholesale Dealers In

Foreign & Domestic Hardware

feblO d3m

IND1ANAPOLU, INDIANA.

*• 8. DOK8SY. .JAS LJLtUAM HORSEY Ac EjAVMAN, importers ot and Dealers in Hardware, Ontlery, Etc., V/ a& WoAhtectoa street, 1 feb!4 dim INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

NOTIONS.

, oitmskirg WAVES. win jam HAUSJ8U. .. ^GHAREBfi HYYER Ac CO., : - Wholesale Dealers In . ' /M - Toys, Jlotloas and Ftacy Goods, f No. 29 West Washington ■Streat, o ..

INDIANAPOLIS, UTD.

MimwEnv coopo. L

' Si'S. W. COFBI.AND, ’

nhclu.1- Df^.r in . ,

Straw and Mfilinery Goods, 7 IS South Meridian St., Indianapolis^ Ind. ■•%A-AU orders promptly filled. feb20 d3m

STILES, PAHxVLET A MeCKEA,

mo's ’ - WholesaleDeelen la

HATS, .CAPS, MILLINERY, , Straw saad Faaey Cleedit, ■** MjatSouth Meridian Street,: ,. v , . . .

mPUHBTOMM. IHPiAWA.

mch22dtf

tion of Partners is andW. W. Darnali his i^ofthhlrm wfll be settled by L.

HAT MANUFACTURER. WILXaXAari HAT MAOTFACTBRER, M®. SI laenfucliy Avenue, Next to State Offices, fed 19 d3m INDIANAPOUS, IND.

CIGARS. AYHRF.W WATJLACETS SOAS, Manufacturers of the Celebrated and World Renowned Cricket Cigar, A Do, Jobbers of Clears, Tobacco® and SnuJEs, Salesroom and MamPactory, 47 Sooth Delaware Street, fed19 43m

C. XX. IRZETSTISTOILIDS, 149 Cor. New York and Nofcle Sts., M.nufacturerof Cuba and Havana Cigars, CHOICB BRANDS ONLY. fedlS d3m

CARRIACES, WAGONS, ETC. _ J 23. C. SXZ A. W , Manufacturer of ail kinds of first claas Carri»ge8,Bufglfs & Spring Wagons, No. 26 East Georgia SL, Indianapolis, Ind. All kinds of heavy Bniines* Wagons made to order, hnng either on ffliptic, half os full platform spring. Kep at ring done promptly. fedlS d3m ) 0. w. nnw. p. savaa, 8. W. BREW Ac CO,. Manufacturers of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND SPRING WAGONS, ^ast Market Square, Indianapolis, Ind. fedl9 d3m ’

Cash As^Hs, Liabilities, Act Assets,

$4,067,455 80 - 244.031 43 3,823,065 37

THUS VETEIR^Isr OF 16,000 FIRES —STII.L— HARD A.T WOHIi! BY AN Efficient Organization oj l.OIVO I'cartira' Underwriters, from Nora Scotia to California, and Lake Superior, Mexico and the Gulf, harmonizing the Science of Average with compensating rates to the advancement of ihe public warfare.

FEATTERIYG TESTIMO.Y

►-Y1' 1 I .Si ; eft,

HTNA INSUEAKftE

FROM HSR

Insurance Department

or tux

STATE OE 3STEW TOE IK.

Thu

isluture:

sX* /Sry-

“Tb J ^tna Insurance Company of UartforJ, one of tbo moot snccess'.iil Fire Insurance Crmpanles of th s or any other country.” • «*»•»*

“Conuectlcut Companies follow the rules and practices of the .Etna almost as carefully as if they were embodied In statute law.” Again, pointing to errors of practice iu New York Companies, the .Etna’s successfal management and solid rules are called totbelr attention thus: “It still remains more a matter of wonder than imitation in the insurance world.” * * * * a * * “ By what subtle alchemy has this corporation been enabled toturnitsfull paid capital in to the philosopher’s stone?” ******* “The extrsordinary events which have distinguished its unparalleled financial history.’’ The Average Losses per Diem in the United States, at this Period of the Year, are about $250,000. The Telegraph daily Sounds Startling Notes of Warning to all Prudent Persons l)o not neglect the Secnrily of Rc> liable Insurance. Policies issued without delay by A. A BROW ET, Agent. -A- 1 00_ febO d3m

FOR TRADE.

A Farm

' NOVELTY WORKS.

UNION NOVELTY WORKS. B’RFNK Ac MOORK, Manufscttirem of Bedstesd Fasteners, Window Fasteners, Gate Fastener*, Spittoons, Latches, Csstere, Sad lr*n StenALjUffin Paoa, Pimm Water Drawer, FBiNjt'S SAFETY KiolHHiffEfi HINGE, Tbe b« t in um. ron Custings of kinds made to order. 24 Georgia St., Lot. Benxsylvania and Meridian, fob 19 d3m INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

WM. IL SkA-taTAfCARSU, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, All kinds of* Job Work. Shop on New York Street, South Side, Bet. minoti and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Particular attention given to small jobs and to repairing work. febI9 d3m

_ _ AWNINGS. W. II. GORHAM, Manofacturer of Plain and Fancy -A. WIsTIUST Q-S, For Stores, Offices, Public Buildings and Country Seats. ^ Tearfa, Waaoa Covorw, Etc., No. 16)^ East Washington Street, P. 0. Box 139 INBIANAPOl-IS. , Ip* Orders from all partwof Ute country respectfully solid ted. Orders left at Bamberger’s Hat Store promptly attended to. • mchlT d3m

RENOVATORS.

-A. 3STE W

CleanlDg and Dyeing Establishment. . J . 1b A T? , ’ Ao. 19 fioatli Holaware t,

-cl *. ■ ! Dealer In

OAST OFF CLOTHING. lUPI^eing, Cleansing and Repairing done to order.

, mchls d3m

for Tnvtle for Rusincte* Froperty. ivel pike, In five trade .or good

WJI. LOYB, Real Fstat- Proker,

VARNISHING. FURNITURE VARNISHING.

rjNHK undersigned’.is prepared to do Furniture Varnishing atall times, and will wait on tbe people of

J- 01 thii vie

mes,

is vicinity to varnish and repair furniture. Alto,

Paper Hanging, etc.

The undersigned has been at the busln

years, and ts rience In thi

profession. Can be found at his residence, No I9)i West Washlngton street. Sherman’s Block, room No. 10, fou

; people re. Alt

mdersigned has been at the business for fourteer. aud two years In tbit city. From the long expeIn the business, he feels himself master of hfs

ion. Con be foam'

Washington street, Shet floor. Please give him

mch3 dim

erman’i

i a cal

’s Block, room No. 10,

G. B. JONES.

MATCHES.

im: t c m :e s. GATES’ CELEBRATED HATCHES, Depot at NO. ST WA.LNTJT tSTIililllT. Cincinnati, Ohio MURDERS ADDRESSED TO THE SUBSCRIBER, AS \W abdve, will receive prompt attentioD. feblO d3m WILLIAM GATES.

COPARTNERSHIP. Copartnership Notice.

A Wurgler, to carry i , various branches. We will give especial attentio jits <

decs, Sodding and Graveling o. .a,u., ere. ... four acres ol the best of bine gras, sodding on h All orders left at Thomas Dorcy’s, No. 160 North Mi rip pi street, or addressed to us through the p< su will meet with prompt attentica. THOMAS DORC mch23 d2w* G. A. WUUG LF.

ill 1 .

•is

CVS. PATENT AGENT, .***»*M 1 j . « i ... j ..; . -• . ■ I• v “ i "■ ••* >S

agency.

“* * tjlt twelve, and fram two Ullffire.

IfV

:||3£S

STEREOTYPING

most complete of any In toe State,

„ i weald do well to cell there before oeu-

tlM&Bg Utelr work.

INSURANCE.

SI3V1VISSII»I»I INSURANCE COMPANY ASSESSMENT. rfNHE Board of Directors of this Company having or- ■ deied en asaessment of ten per ernt. on the face ofall premium notes la fores on tbe first day of Mach, 1866, nctlee lahegeby given that the assessment will be received et the otfles of said Company, No. 36 East Market street, Indiampofia, from March 33, 18$C. till April S3, ISM, Sundays and holidays excepted, during 0*0*1 office bean. JOHN R. bKHHY, Treasurer.

mar26 dim

tadtanepoUs, March S3,1866.

.417 ■ ►J »

PLOWS.

CHE^JP

TSrtaSn WasUngton street

end best Hows to, he found In the be bed et my old stand, No. IM lest

F. J. BAPP,

Tasking ton street, near Little’s Sotel.