Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1866 — Page 4
DAI^T HERALD.
TUESDAY MORN USD,..
APRIL 3.
CITY Niwr. ■ - - ' ■'■ ' J AamaeaMVte tlU« ST««lmk , MITROFOUTAH THKATWL-MmW# Heart. THE TOWWSHIF ^diilrtr.
MORE NCOUNDRELISli. —- y * : ‘ i ^felaon Jrairlj” Elected.
The Vote i« IVlanlpalated.
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A DEAL FROM THE BOTTOM. s i: We are palnect to record another ^damnable outrage on the elective franchise of the citizens ot this township, perpetrated by the party which arrogates to itself all the loyalty, all the decency, all the religion, and all the honesty. That H«nry Nelson was Dirty chosen Township Trustee in the election held yesterday, notwitbltafttlibg Uiesw >wm a-good deal of Illegal and double voting on the part of the dlsanknilsts, no one Vho took any pains to ascertain the way In which the election was going can for a moment doubt. Every body admitted this at the elofe of the pdlia. Republicans ge*e*ally gave it up, and began apologizing for the result on account of Mr. Langsdale’s unpopularity. Indianapolis went to bed last night, lirmly Selfeving tljat Mr. Nelson had received a decided majority of thr votes east. If all Indianapolis were not familiar with the disgraceful system of frauds here the astonishment would be general, on waking up this morning to learn that Mr. Langsdale is declared the successful candidate by twelve hundrvdand seven majority. Numbers matter nothing, however. It might as well have been 2,407 or 4,307. . Owing to the lateness of the hour, we can not say any thing more of this matter at present, but propose to continue our remarks in the future. The following is tbo vote as an-
nounced:
taT Judge Cdburn Is quite sick with inflammatioiofHi9*tosach. > 'fi )</'. t3T The Fenian Ball on Thursday night promises to be one of the largest and pleasant-
est affairs of the season.
Il3rO. M. Wilson, Stephen McNabb and John Burgett are candidates for the City Connell in the Fifth ward, the election to
come off on the 21 st.
123“ Yesterday was a lovely spring daytransition from December to July.„ The lilac buds begin to show the green, and people shelf a preference for the shady side of the street.
t ^ .* ill • .'Uh'e
Langsdaix oh His Muscle.—lif, Laogsdale yesterday signalized himself by committing an assault and battery on Hr. E. M. B. Hooker. Pretty good for a church nmaber, Mayor’s COURT.—James Bryson, William Kell, Joseph Horne, Henry Snyder, Jacob Harriter and Michael Boier were yesterday sent to Jail in default of fine and costs, for
being drunk. - nn
The Gazette indorses its new local, Mr. Ben. D. House, as a young man of “ excellent moral character.” We do not know that there is any thing remarkable in this fact, as it is
characteristic of the profession.
13" Two young bucks, one of them named Wilson, burglariously entered the grocery store of Famesworth' * Huntley, corner of North and Illinois streets, early yesterday morning, were caught in the act, and sent to jail. 1 • i
(12?'The horse attached to the southern hose carriage ran away with that vehicle yesterday, but we believe did no particular damage. The driver left him standing in front of Glenn’s block, pnd went up in the Mayor’s otflee. • f | ’ * . / |2? Mr. Langsdale yesterday being interrogated at the polls, candidly declared himself opposed to selling liquor and the pursuit of “usujj avocations’’ on the Sabbath. Josh. mistaken. He is only opposed to other people violating the Sabbath, while be draws his owri little pay*Tor every Sabbath In the year. ' Bknkkit of Mk. Rivers.—To-morrow night Mr. Harry Rivers takes a benefit at the Metropolitan; Mr. Rivers appeared at the Metropolitan a short time since in a very humble line, but by hard study he has rapidly risen until he now occupies a prominent position. We never knew a young actor to rise more rapidly, or one who gave promise of greater improvement. Wctcnirt hei will receive a “bumper’’ as some recognition of what he has done, and eacouragoment to do still better. As a gentleman, he has made hosts of warm personal friends, who, we have no doubt, will
remember him on this occasion.
The Mktboi’OLitah.—We are gratified in being enabled to announce that Mrs. Hodges had a first class benefit last night, netting a handsome sum. This lady has hitherto been .unfortunate in her benefits, the weather
Cornell met accord 1 ng'tef adjournment! hirff^ M-leeting those evenings for
s the most spitcftif rain storms; but last night
the fates were propitious and -the house was
::U Poll. 2d Poll.
1st Poll.
.. ,. 1302
1512
951
Dietz
1559
1880
1550
Thompson..
1341
1682
898
Stewart
1375
1617
1992
Woollen
1.326
1578
1044
Nelson
... 548
718
1322
Thompson .
518
634
1248
Brown
. 513
623
1225
Rouse ... . 6U Langstlale’s majority, 1207.
624
12.13
City CRuncll. Council Chamukh,
A-»A.A * y ^
Monday Evening, April 2.)
Honor, Mayor Caven, in the Chair. Present. Messrs. Allen, Brown, Coburn, Colley, Emersong. Qjklfckr, Grosvemor, Kappes, J.oouds, Schmidt, Soidensticker, Staub and Thompson.
PETITIONS.
By Dr. Tnompson: From property holders on Tennessee, between Michigan and* First streets, asking for the extention of gas that street. Referred to Committee oq Gas, ’ . „ , By Mr. Emerson: From James B. Ryan, asking leave to put down a pavement opposite his residence, No. 153 North Mississippi street.
Granted.
By Mr. Emerson: From Jesse Jones, asking for an abatement of taxes on city property. Referred to Finance Committee. By Mr. Emerson: From Mr.Braden, asking for the refunding of $15 paid as tax on sheep, for which he had paid the tax in Illinois. By Mr. Colley: From Matthias Kantman, asking leave to lay down sidewalk in front of his property on Walnut street. Referred to Board of Public Improvements. By the Mayor: From II. II. Kosebroek and others, property owners on Virginia avenue, protesting against the bowldering of that street from McCarty to Bradshaw streets, and asking the Council to reconsider the ordinance providing for such improvement. Dr. Thompson made a short siiecch in favor of reconsidering the ordinance. The people of this city had been taxed to the utmost limit during the past year, and the Doctor knew that many poor men in the Said square would have to seH Heir UKfe ltdines to pay for the bowldcring. Mr. Allen preSA#U*U another paper, from other parties, to the same effect. Mr. Loomis said the question of bowldering Virginia avenue had been agitated all last summer. He had labored to get up a petition himself. He recognized some of the remonstrants as gentleman who had signed his peti-
tion.
Dr. Thompson said that two of the remonMr< •Loomis’ petition \ion to him by saying tbo thne. Mb. Ijtxintl dfoled Ufeir fight to plead the whisky act. He was sure he represented the feeling of his ward in asking for the proposed improvement. On motion of Mr. Allen, the whole matter wa4,i3»fcrr«] to the Board of Public improvementj r> ^ .. MOTIONS, By Mr. Allen: That the street commissioner be ordered to report to the Council the expense, of eroetthgVwood or iron railing at the crossing of Washington street over Pogue's run. Carried. By Mr. Brown: That the city attorney be directed to accompany the superintendent of the gas works in his monthly rounds, and see that the gas Is correctly measured. Carried. '* owmfrxN<n?8. By Mr. Alien: Appropriating |25(y. to the chief tire Higih^ir, ft>r the use bF the depart-' inent. Passed, under suspension of the rules. By Mr. Loomis: To repeal the ordinance creating the Polity Board. Bead t^viee^ and laid oifer. By Mr. Kappes: To remove the wood market from East Washington street to East Market street, between Delaware and Alabama. Read MvIob, and Itid over. i reports. Mr. Coburn presentcu reports from the board of public improvements, which were concurredih. Mr. Emerson, from the committee on Iwidges, reported in favor of repairing the Liberty street bridge over Pogue’s Run. Concurred in. .1 7. * Dr. Thompson made an exposition of the present cdndftlop of \ypst Market square, retlectingon the market'master, street commissioner, police, and the unknown rascals who make that locality a reservoir for all sort* of tilth surreptitiously deposited in the uigbt
time.
Mr. Loomb presented a petition for the extension of gas on Virginia avenue between South and Bradshaw streets. Mr. Sekleustickcr reported an ordinance for the repeal of the runner ”'o^lhtmce. Passed under suspension of the ruleA—— The ciyil engineer reported a number of anal estimates for various improvements, which were allowed. The city attorney reported that, in his opinWithA'city could not alter the grade of a street after a contract bad boen made, without the consent of the contractor. The chief tiro engineer reported the expenses of the department for the year ending April 1, 1366, at $18,790 43. . The receipts since December were $710 47, and expenses $789 49, leavi^y^e in/ixtor cf the engineer of The city clerk presented his annual report, which was accepted. We will publish the report in full to-morrow. The mayor reported that the gas company had accepted the ordinance passed by the Council.
in the city. Professor Owen and lady, Mr. CathenAod, and other amateurs, contributed to tweR the fraud anthem of praise to the Creator. The “ Benedic enima tneo,” com poflederptatly Dr the occasion, Wirt a splendid perfbrmance.
full. At the close of the first piece Mrs. 11. Was called before tbo curtain and presented with a sewing machine. This appropriate testimonial was a complete surprise to the lady, who responded to the cull for a speech in a few words, expressing her thanks for the gift, valuable not only on account of its utility, but as a substantial reminder that her effort* to please have not been unheeded, 12? Councilman Boaz, secret policeman,etc. was yesterday one of the election judges, and had with him a pimp by the name of Tom Wilson, a policeman. Mr. Councilman Boaz, secret policeman, etc., grossly insulted a gentleman who asked him a legitimate question at the polls yesterday, and, notcontent with this, sent out his pimp Wilson, with instructions to pick a quarrel with the gentleman and have him arrested. In compliance with Ins instructions, pimp Wilson came out, gathered a crowd of his fellow-jdnips, ami rudely ran against the gentleman three separate times, as well as treading on bis toe*. We have not time to properly handle Mr. Councilman Boaz on this occasion, but propose to have something further to say in to-morrow's issue. LOCAL ITEMS. Wanted. —Four or live apprentice girls, to learn the millinery trade. Apply to thc New York Millinery Store, 50 North Illinois
street, Miller’s Block.
Hon net* and Hat* prcsM-d in the latest style, nt 27 sloutli Illinois street. W o call attention to the advestisemeut of a House and Lot for sale on North Illinois street, by Mr. W. M. Ayers. *
Carpet*, Window^JliidL'dnd Wall Pi means, rad see the immense stock kept by this house. It is a sight worth seeing, if you do not wish to buy. Nos. 26 and 28 West Washington ftsefj s • ^ ^ f# .* ;| jJ*-3 To Mire.—aA persons desiring help of ktad^sDeie or feraMe-bause servants,, cl&ks, bookkeepers, or ooainton-JdboreA, era be supplied at the City Intelligence office. Room No. 9—No. 33% North Illinois street. 81-8 '. Z. Dowdkn Se CO. « ' C / I II mm * ' V ' jj Wanted.—A tew pood girls to do ^obtowork can he furnished employment attWCity Intelligence office. Rooty No. 9, Exchange building—No.‘ 33% North Rliaois street. 31-3
The Hew City IMreclory at Bowen, Stewart A Co’s.
for 1868, 2-2
Mead Till*.—Many jieople 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 Wooiets, 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.
31-saUbtues
Wanted.-A
RVDIAJdYOCII KMt»fi«mLD .i.U Ain id mtrxmfmrjad STEAM
ESTABLISHMENT, . t!1 T : - ‘
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i ■ 4 Jro . . * • - Indiana. jiim juuiijjW
nrara proprietors Of the herald take ft: pIsasuBi* refaranrtbsIrMufclftAbtMsffiMrtM. snaths public for ths very liberal Mirensg* they have seen lit to bestow them during their brief connection with- ths etxwe SbtablWMMnt, and would respectfully solicit m couUnusnce end Increase fit l he same.. We do notbesitate to say that our rf -
tase^r:. vi- jffip -, .n.m iwwraBf*’m Mann" .imw-Affiitodhiia mw BOOK ArVD <FOB f OFFICE *'4 o Is one of the niost'etmipletsind extensive fb the West, Our Facilities in TVPE.^TEAM POWER PRESSES, end msterlaU pertaining to a pr JOting otbce. sre such thst wa can execute all description* of tyfating-st es low prices a* any establishment in the West, and in the NEATEST STYLE Of TBI ART, which can not fail U give entire satisfaction.
CHM1M)
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housework, can find employment by applying' at the City Intelligence office. Room No. 9, Exchange building—No. 33% North Illinois street. 31-3 Heltkam, No. 27 North TBinois street, la in receipt of a magnificent stock of spring and summer goods, of every variety,'suitable for dress 05 business suits, which he will make uj^ to order, in the latest and most fashionable styles, and at the cheapest possible rates. Give him a call. ' * ^ ’ i 2 s, -’ r ’ Freedom •FElcctlam. free expression of opinion, no longer awed by fixed bayonets, gives to Sands’ Chicago Ate the first place on the roll for public favor. Tens of thousands , of a majority have pronounced it the purest and cheapest, because the best, as well as the wholesomest olmalt beverages. Far ahead of of rivalry, we rejoice that our earnest endeavors to please have been so rewarded yvith success, and wish all to try at 54 South Illinois street, Indipuapohs, Indiana, where Joseph O’Conner, the sale agent, will be happy to attend them. . — • .■ - 28-8 Fttnhioaable Milllmery.—Mrs.H. N. Quin by, No. 4? South Illinois street, is daily. receiving her new stock of goods of the latest styles. ^ ^ ^ rach27-lm Flionng-raplllc lantltate.—This Institute i>f short hand writing is, for the present, in Curdy's Actual Business College. Doors open until nine, f. m. 21-12* Tbe lleadquarterw in Indiana fffiFuncy and Staple Dry Good* is the New York Store, W. & FI. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn’s
Block, Indianapolis, Indiana.:
Mb rubbery, H verg^reen*. Fruit Shade Treks, Fu>w»uis, etc.—Purties wishing any thing in the al>ovc Hue will find C. Dickson A Co., agents of Western Commercial Nursery, 84 West Washington street,prepared to deliver and set out all kind* on short notice by experienced men. 22-12
Mr*. Wiawlow'n Myntiu Pill*, tor females, are the only reliable female pill in the market, They are mild, and no bad effect -'arises from their use. Pay two dollars for a good article, rather than one dollar for a poor one. Mr*. Winslow's PHI* arc superior to ad others. Price, $2 per box, or three boxes for $5. Ask for Mr*. Winslow'* Mystic Pills—
take none other.
W. 1. IIisKir A Co,, Agents. Browning «v kj oan. Agents.
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K«**pe»rd.--4 Ity Bath House—No. H5 West Pearl Street; entrance ihrough l>urbershop. Hot and ( old Baths in good warm room*. ^ 'W ’ ■’ * n2P-tf K. May Jk €!o. y at the Loan Office, No. 34 South Illinois street, will loan money on any article of value, or buy tlA same. A1 ways on
hand, unredeemed pledges for sale.
Tbe Cue ot Stimulants In Sickness. It is a very prevalent custom among physicians to administer stimulant* to their patients, lint the experience of IHeLoudon Hospital in this respect goeNVtTnngl) to show that Hie general result Is jH*t the reverse qf w hat is ’cd to be accogipI'iNlusl. From ' ‘
ich pliysician in atUmtiancu iu
evsry vast Hast.
i- ifJll:::.!*. - ■ o'L v i FOSTERS hi r ■ Is black sod colored ink.of svsry cosMivsblesbsps ssd sise, sad oo sty su every colored paper. i , ..
. JlTki/ W eiRCFIsARS Of ataxy deacrlptioo neatly sxeented os common whits or colored paper, letter paper, note paper or. In fact, oa kind or quality of papsr desired, and pries sccord1 X' 1 c
Blstxilc Books.
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J. A- TAMIsTOK *> ;ut . wi t..u. ■ ■ *wsolaab 1 J 'M'obkigwv ajxi> HftrtEetkafljT- SWle^JLFn«<s| ' j, ^ “ll Jl i 1. ‘ - .. » .a, a..
RfEAs 4*<»
r.KSiMn^* ^ V -a. w: . A •lAflMKl.MA.’V,; /A WR#IrK«AV.E«ROC£R^,; K. B. AI,y<*Rl> A CO.. Wholesale Dealers In Grocerie^^^Lijuors, feb»4ta -><** ts^rstat n, ..e .s-.iire.
A. Jonoi A.
jrOrtfiss &
J. W. Jones. CO..
-
grcM
Whole sal* Trade.
- ,,„,..gMRW»TUBE.. , , Cabinet. Makers’ Union,’ ! . ; ,mbtoI>A Ul I .»Q-: iOX . 'Vi - ... H , a kannlacturstsaid findsrS.iD si Idndsiaf snvrt h if xjy ist asr x re xX Xi
K. ft. MABTINDAUC.
J. M. MOORS.
>nvii
No. 14 West Washington Street,
feb»«m .,,lt tf 1 .UBMAHABOOS.
UKOWYIYfU A SI.OA.V, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No, *22 West Washington Street, Indiunapplin, Indiana. At new atone front building, Noa. T and. » Rest WaA4 tngton street, between Glrnn’kBlock and Mei idianstreet, after Aprillst. feblU d3m
CLOTHme.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, vV .a ^ JUtts/llbade . 1 .;| feb* d3m 'fHMlHAVOU8, WD.
•e^MJHAYS^lLWAGnTEL. J. KATSE »LTE IlN ■ A ROSENTHAL. llannfsctwrtrs and Wholesale DeSTsrs in CIoiMftff & Lent’s FtralsUi? Goods, ■o (M South Meridian street, Indianapolis, Indiana, and 149 Chambers, and 131 heads street. New York. feb8 d3m
a A. ELLIOTT.
J. ft. MY AW.
9. ft. Eta*.
ELLIOTT, RYAN Sc. CO* . , . . H «». I , tThraml. 4’| '1 f g tt GROCEHI*^ W^ORS, Seeds! attention givm to Teas and Tobacco. -0. 48,^corner Meridian andMotylahd 8u .Indianapolis.
We have a yery comptetej>»»orteaentof paper for Blank tnrare completesatlsfhetlon. TMnMm^ tion of CoantyoSben is espodaHy called to thle braaek of owrbnsfnca*.
BILL REARS/. Of vd— atom, woffity yrfMH onnMiyvwM ytysr, and M tbo very lowest Udn|rffim. ^
Railroad J^rlittbity
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Officers of rsilroade will conanlt tbe Interests of tbe same by calling at (be Herald Office and leaving their orders for work. A portion ef oiraeearlal has been selected with reference to thle dess of work.
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Wawh '1’arletnn, first in this market, at tbo l;H»lio*’ Fmporiuui, 28 K«*t Wanhington street. / - 8-2 Opemlnig wf’FartMwlwal Parker’*. Children’s parasol* at Parker’*. Misses’ parasol* at Parker’*. Ladies’parasols at Packer’*. . ^ - Plain pard»6l* atParktrtk. Trimmed parasols at Parker’s. 1 Beaded parasol* at Parker’s. Camel’s hair fringed parasols at Parker’*, No. 30(thirty) Went Washington street. Parasols at 81 75. Neat Plain •styles from $1 75, up to the latest Pari* fashions from §5 to 811, comprising probably the Hnejd assortment parasols ever opened iu the city, at Parker’*, No. 30 (thirty) West Washington street. The Ueranlum.—Under the management of Captain Jacobs, this establishment has become.©he of the moat popular restaurant* In the city. The Captain knows how to keep hotel, aud persons who once try his rookery or 1 his bevrt’ages arc very apt to "cut and come tyfain.” . a m aVunt Received, at the Ladies’ Emporium, a full line of new and stylish Dress Goods, Which will be sold to suit the closest buyer*. Remember, 28 East Washington street, lf . . . ■ 3-2 ISuyurd Taylor’* Mew Novel— “ The story of Kenn^t,” at Bowen, Stewart & Co’a. - • 1 ^ 2-2
Dariair tlae-kawfi Month large lot* of French Patent Leather, French 'Talf Skin*, English rad Freuoii Laatiags, all colors, (»or* ings, Linings, etc^ have been received at No. 89 West Washington Stfecf.’ Six more packages for this firm «re*now In the New York Custom House, and WBITie here in a few days. These goods were purchased in Europe by Mr. Lintz, for his own use, and are among the choicest ever imported into this country. When you want a nupertor Boot or Shoe call on Lintz, 39 West-WwityiagtoiAftyeet. * Merchant TnU«tyrkf£.—We respectfully call the attention grtne public to the fact that Messrs. William Sweinhart & Co. are turning out the nicest dressed customer* in the eity. It Is wall known that their cutter knows how to make fit*; and always makes up suits to the latest styles. Mesars. Sweinhart A Co. have one of the Isrfasf rad the greatest variety of good* to select Crew in the city. They have bought their godJ*''since the decline in prices, and make thorn up as cheap as the cl>eq$>S8t. , • .» , j. . -;3-3 8«.'veaty>flvellai*relM Choice family flour, made from old white wheat, warranted,
at the Pearl Grocery.
3^ — «. P.^rtrm.i!, Agent. The Rfchfem Thins; Yfct.—Popeltne Desoie, something new and very stylish, at the Ladles’ Emporium, 28East Washington streSI.
€1* to the New York MflHncry Store, No. 56 North Illinois street, for millinery and straw good*. P. 8.—Fancy goods in abundgtyCe. 3-3 Removed.—Dunn A Kearney have tyoved their plumbing and gtyl fitting establishment from Kentucky avenue to No. 70 North Illinois street, (Miller’s blocjf) where they are now prepared to receivrmd execute all orders in their lino on short notice rad in good style. _ 2.1$. . Bayard Taylor’s New Aiwiroi at Bowen, Stewart & Co’s. *.2 * 0
BOOK FRUrriHG. >. ’1
Our 8©»k Roost I* wall ttoeket wlih 1
keep 00 band on exttoaive block of Book P«p«r, «bieh D purchued at th* very lowed wboleealf price*. Country publlebere would So wen to Mad In IMipMnphlet work. M oar fsctlltle* will enable os to de MM sack rate* ai
us to do MM such rate# a*
will allow them a reasonable profit. Wa (ball maka tbishraseb of oar hkdtos— a epaclailty. aad oaraona learlnf a* tketr order* can depend upon a neat, clean Job. . ’ /
IS tei*eo typing foi Fdbl'Jberi, promptly aUeuled ta.
expected
1858
From 1854 to
the hus-
pital prescribed lidVl Dunce* .juiuually of wliu * and spirit*; flictleirtn.* tKffng 11.88 per cent. Freni I8«m to tfsft he prp*crll>ed 28,136 ounces, the deaths Injlhg UM per cent. During the years 1851 to 1858 each surgeon employed annually 38,0ifi ounce* of wine, the deaths being 4.48 per cent. During 1860 to 1864 he employed annually 142,591 ounces, the deaths being 6.60 per cent. Iu 1802 tbe general mortality of the hospital was 7.4 percent., the consumption of stimulant* being 1,281 gallon* of wine, 162of Lraiidy and 38 ofgiji. In 1864 the mortality was 1Ul3 per cent, the quantity of stimulants consumed being 6,551 gallon* of wintyaotiof brandy rad 13 of gii*. ...
ANNOUNCEMENrfs. ” viUICii.r. rTT-n-n' Ku to* or th* Heb*ld: rittie siy thst OLIYSR W. JOHNSON D 1 r*ruIW»t« fur the office of SberIH of Marlon connty, subject to • Domiuatlon by tbe Uulon Cuuuty Convention. Many Vornt*. For Mherlff. Torua Voter* or Jtaaioa Cocety, Ikdiasa: WILLIAM JOIIH WALLACE, ex-gheriff of laid county, I* hereby declared a* a candidate for tbe office of Sheriff of Marlon county, Indiana, at the coming election, subject to the action of tbe Union Convention of *a!d county. . »■* *»a*»Vbrra*.
mcbS*
... - —— - 1 - ---* ri tor Mhenff. COI/ONRL SAMUEL A. CHAMKR la a candidate for tbe Sheriffalty of Marion county, aubject to tbe action of tbe Union Convention. 1
* SPECIAL MOTICES.
Camargo Manufacturing Co,
PAPER HANGINGS
Aad Window Nhadcs,
57 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. febSlddm H. H. BKKN JUCHAN, Prop’r., tie tire at New En gland Remedy.
Ur. J. W. UOLANO’S
WHITE PINE .OOMPOUND, j:
11 Dow offered to the afflicted throughout tbs country, after bavin* been grayed by tb« teet of eleven yeara,>» •the New Kni<Und State*, where It* merit* have become a* well known as the tree from which, In p»rt, it derive*
It* virtue*.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES SoreTbroats, Colds, Coughs, Diptherla, Broucblti*, Spite ting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It I* a remarkable Remedy for Kidney Cotnplalnta. Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other complaints. Give It a tilal If'you would learn tbe value of a good and tried Medicine. It is pleasant, safe and sore. Sold by Druggists and Dealers In Uedlcina generally. GKO. W. SWKTT^ M. D., Proprietor, Jan24 dAwStn Boston, Mass.
BED BOTtOM. MOTJIL.TOISr’S SPRING RED R0TT0M.
Bromiley's Patent, September 20, 1864.
■A*
Manufactured and sold by
CABINET
MAKERS’ D ! . > - 1
UNION,
No. 105 East Washington Struct, opposite the Court House.
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■’ ’ ’■ * * MONO the many Patent Bad Bottom*, some an ood and tome are of M account. MOULTON’S O BED BOTTOM la acknowledged by all to bo rapertoTtoyy now baforatba pablM, bavln»ttyp B . tty wjmT nocinuHi oi 1 #! m otMftn wntMTEf exhioTt^d fib
tall.
right .. a. mw
,_or ramchS4d2m
in*Per*on* in want of any descrlplf frinn a l*l.ei to s maunnotb puslrr, .huul^
at tbo Herald Job Kolbis.
JIUAII work done joat when pra ui.-cd.
Il!vf*'rui.—Cwh on delivery.
on of pnuUug,
rr, .bould not fail to call
Wics.
WIGS! WIGS! WIGS! —-—— » ' j t 1 ■ ,i
J. t_ m
No. Norik IlHaolM MtreeS.
Near Bate* Uon e,
larg-at assortment of Ladias’ aidtianto* ilraid* and Curl < In tha city. Repairing Ladles' Hair dressed in tbe most fashion.
apr2 d3m
11 AS the Isrg
Wig*, r done,
manner.
nearly done
able
— t..i n
VACANT LOTS
1N every part of tt** dity- TbOea J»ha pklb* Wpiild1. at pretent prices of material can bava tha lots at low hgurea, or we wlllaeb lota akewl^hBi^ijga^ <(p 4 *pr2t dC No. 18 North Maridian atreeL ' -ft
INSURANCE.
Who is
y-A-caoM^un. j c. *****■■ . YJItoK MD Offiiy . i WHOLESALE CiROrERW,
CornartttrMian aad Mwylanl Straala,
r. , < . afOUMAPOUB, IMDIANA.
fabMASbi .
Wl stea:a»
rr,
TO East Washington StreetT ^ ^ J , feblO d3m nSOtAKAPOUS, INDIANA.
Jobbers of etij.
Hats, Capa, JPiUR r G«ods,
NO. o. -ov.,
ftbS dJm
AD. DKSSAft.
J# ft. DES4R.
DAVID DKSSAR.
OES&AVK, BKOm A CO.a lUinBQlciiBrers Mad WhAlewde DsaIm \m '•* J Clothiiift and Piece Goftds., Ho. 60HeMU%%||>ck, Sou4h Infflaha^ott^IadtaBa, and 5 College Place, New York City.
LIQUORS.^
■i. C. RktAKMEYER,
Importer aad Wbahnate Dealer In
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, PnrwMswsfeaa, fMVMonongabelt, auffWye Whisky, pnra No. 89 rttrert, faWi <3. Under Metrapo»s« Hall^IiyilaaapcU
w. w. JAMBA
JOHN PSABODY.
JAMLM Sc PBARORA, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Sparkliag Catawba and Champagu Also, manufactmet* of Improved Sod 4 or Mfneral Water, Mo. XT West Pearl street, Indianapolis. ^O^Ordena tram tha country promptly uUenRnt to
tlV*K l-iW • ■ /
WMeaale and Retail Dealer^R ^ «
CONFECTIONERY. RAUCJFTT A CO.,
Manufectoren of
C O NP EC T I O N B R v;f
And Wholesale Dealers la
T ^l!l w ^ l(S ' FRI !l T 5; N “ TS ‘ ETC - ^ WYSbinbTferiJIan street, TnJIanapolis, Indiana.
febS d3m
Hate, Caps, Furs & Stfaftf ffbods^ Ao. Id EdsT Irtishinyton*$friei’,* : *
w^daii*.
wchS d3m
IMPnYUFOLtS.'lNDt OS*.
BOOTS AND SHbES. N». IffiT flootk Merldiaa ffitrvrt. RYANS,itAYftJfc'.(J WBOLKSALI BOOTS Aim BSCOBS, ladtaaapolLs, ladlama.
feblS <Um
m.ti taz~t cirr ir-fr
OIL.
o. revaua. w.b. rwit ' y.ikrAirt.
I. P. KVA NX A CO.,
BHTt Mat.nfaetorer* ef TL^HG^ . fx. IlVSKErb OIL,,
ua ffoatb Daiswsre Street, IndlsnajIHM, IsdiWia, - will pay the higheat market priAfor
F X. ^ X S 33 JEI JD .
feblt d3m
Strain PreMMOM.
We ba»* aenaacted with e«r •auMisemat,aU vaassea in fnj»bkst. wMch aMbian to tar* uifaq sAffiOe^ .v » usitycay, wu-OHnsm-nSinm P'f-WYP n J±^.T™: t be;rrti,7ub“l’. hk!h "* , ' r “ l I HR*■‘KM’**. KIbMI NOffi A CO., BOOTS^AwS^BfiOES,
Be. (4 Santh MaridWa atraat, SchanlP* Block, fab# d3m . , R1IRTON Sc »AVIM, \ - •* wlmlewrfwiiealer.In tiffi (i ncl Hlboeffity
No. 38 South Meridian Street,
feb* J3m lmdiam*M.U«.
JAM. M. SLAtUUTKK JAM. S. MLACCHTEK A CO M Kcffaece’ Agents fer PETROLEUM, CARBON & MACHINE OILS. No. 4 Loaktluau 8»tr«-«‘t, febM dk# UfOtANfi PdClt^MB.-
COMMISSION.
.vw;f . r rrrrr-r tyw CHARI.KN CILAZIKR.
PIANOS. R IIA.AKU* •non Kf.l.. DEALKJtS IN PIAiVOFORTE«,ORdwA^N JAYSTXJ BuEBIyOrDEOlMS. Grant Plane#, Square Pianos, Upright Pianos,Cottage Piano#, WbdleNale and Rfetait. feb# dim Mo. 4 Bata* House Block, iDdiauapoii*.
QUEENSWARE.
WHOLESALE dUEENSWARE
emma on (.lankwahe,
Oomtyjf^en, ^cvuhaat,.,. e a. wooubridqe,
bsaler in 16 West Washington Street,
feblt d3m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
a r. wear.
F
Fluur,Grain, Hay, and Prodnce generally, and mannfac-
turer of Ooru Meat.
Bo. 146 Sonth Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind Partlru’sr attention Riven to tbe .ale and porrhase of Flour 9 Grain an t Produce. feblS d3m JOHN T. I>K\« KKMK A <’0.,
GF.NKBAX. ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS Am a BValrn Ja Frwsluce*
43 South IhTaware Street, 'COMMISSION
/i .
MERCHANT
And Wholesale Dealer in
iumLoJI IdUndN
>o*. 12 and “To ^outn uennsvTfnnia Street,
My Bieighbor?
yld#a tbe profit* with you ’ Wa charge no more than yonr •• home ipatHutUn," asd tMtMa Ibg ]|S«U iUh
J, «. DUNLOP A CO,,. No.li North WerUnSa. ■
yid#« yonr }on.
sprt 40t
DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Partnership; f M1HB corpartneruhlp heretofore existing batwaanj., fj. J. ladth audU. W. Morris in thnAiaa BUMas* roomsis this day dlssol’ed: J. J. fimllh baring disposed of bl* Interest In th* Kama tr inmta Y 1 faiWiT
J. J. SMITH.
MsrdhYB, 1S66. ^VpR
J)ry Goods and Notions, No. 3 Alvord’s Block, South Meridian street.
IndiunupoIU, lad.
febt d3m
SALOON.
G-eranium Saloon
.V Mr. '■ 1 ' *(u!: (• • '■ .ti. • •> AND RESTAURANT,
Vo. 31 Kentucky Avenue.
IV >' tci’ : mU dsy and oigbL - MosMmmvmmM SS.’r.’jsiaawTtoT? •* •"
Choice liquors and cigaim
CAPT. V. JACOBS, Proprlelftr.; !r
apri d3m
OIJVKftTOUHKY. M. 8. BYKAM. K. O. CORHKUUS. t^Dry Goods and Notions, Mo. 9 Alvord’s Block, Sooth Maridian street,
■ndiumupoIiM, lad.
feb# d3m
rkAMK LANOKSS. W. O. TABKINOTON. C. *. rATTISO*. LANDERS, TARKINGTON & PATTISON,
JOBBBKS or
ry CioodM and IVotions, No. 53 South Meridian atraat, Betraufi’s Block, Indlaaaooll*. lad.
hb8d3m
T-
^eOMMlisidlil. 1
o.
wix,ao2sr
y
REF. CONRl^lTT Al CO.s - V Wholeaala Dealer* in Foreign and Domestic 4)ry Goods, Fancy Goods,
-A, NO ISYOTIOlSrS
'No. 4 Atvord** Bfo.k, Smith Meridian street
COMMISSION MERCHANT / *:*- C<b9 . 1/ . » rii*#-' And Wholesale and Retail Dealer In ' 1 - Old Whito . Ant| Ml Wtff.WiV.'iM' No. 7S IVIaNssacliaNettN Avenue, apr2 (13m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
INSURANCE.
,.li tr
BE KOT DECEIVED.
TKON’T let tbe solicitor of some note company, or ■ F “one cheap company, induce you to Inaure Your lift without at least taking time to ezamine our farts and figures. If thete don't show ours to bo the cheauest and smfest company, then pstronjie '
mcb28 d6t ’ No. ^No’rPKrtd^M S?Mt.
T-l l .11
1 > »
m E E ETJ 3ST G Jrl. _ e^. e nr U - Ch t0
mch29 ^
for sale.
den spots, some gi aonthot tha city
marfiO dfit
r tor sale.
Produce Commission Merchant isspnr'f •* tt#*|rnis1IrlL
DRY GOODS.
street,
fcb»dbmi ! UMI>XANA.I»OL,US. NHJRFMY* KENNKOY Sc CO., loreffa ,Mfi.5S$»$$lia Dry fiaads, AND NOTIONS, No. 42 and 44 Kast Washington street, feb9d3m - INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
CARPETS, ETC.
-i w v.
Jas. M. Home; W. L. Adama; Jdo. K. Corwin; K. J. Foster.
IH YIK, ADAMS Sc CO.,
Can>eta;-l«fktt
WttffiiE Hbraifi, wm Pap»,Ttgr 26 and 28 West W»#|$a<M gtritet,
feb9d3m INDIANAP0LI3, IND. —. 1 ’ ‘A—-v A > ^ 4— * A
URACSS Sc GAXXw
^ wfioiitehtr sAa ‘titUiftylti&f & 0#r
Carpets Wall Paper ‘ OfidfoAt^M^to^a, ‘WiidowBhad**, rtJ’‘ * ^
101 East Wa8hin^tty^^f(ptjjp^..^Dur^ House, * feb» Sm INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
STAYfOUERY. ETC
1^*1 4 K1. .■ I r?1rt‘-»wA. y
Ti
, sw nYnmSmiWOmim
»ooks.
No. IH'WfiWMiymia BftW^’
• fcbw dam . m oswoneftW^KA.
LOiT.
Is St tv
-SS»“"’“ ,, “”^;6SHar.
nowiKfc anutvewir. a:«A- < Wholesale Dealers in Ieb9 43m IHDUIAPOLW.IINDUNA..
aao. 8. wi:sr. johx i. uukki*. WEST <5c 00> : Importer* and Who'esale Dealers in
Chiaa, Glass, Qaeensvare, Cillery,
And Plated Good*,
S ~f ^ ni ^ ana i >0 ^‘ s ’ ind.
. I..K.JI ( 1 .H
Ms n u f set
- saws. hr**
c!!
X4IH ertr.'i
hUt. m .ztlrO w»r •” ’ * iidS
SAWS
«« s.uti M mawu St* lakfa^fiw Bseaksg* Jn repairing done at owner’s silk.- faMUBin
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
2-i
SASH, DOOR, BLIND AND BOX MANUFACTURERS,
And ffif.mse Cmrpertter*^ ^ W. B. FES LEU Ss- , Cor. South and Delaware streets. Mch8 d2m i >. »
—— — — iMfi ...t. ' ,r
EDEN, LARMOUR & WITMAN . ‘ ^ ^
’ Manufacturers of
BASH, DOORS AND BLINDS Motildincs. Floorings, Etc., fcb62d3m No. (» Bast Market Street.
: BOOTS AND SHOES. SMITH Sc NTETTKR, ’ 74 Massachusetts A venae Manufacturers of BOOTS AND SHOES.
Order* proi neatness and
dly attended to. Repairing lone with
mcbZ d3m
FURNITURE.
; WXKKEYN A 1IAI.I..
Wholesale Manufacturers of
UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Parlor, Library and Office Furniture, Indianapolis. Warerooms No. 84 Bast Market street, opposite Post- ®® c *-MM«f» ctor y, opposite the State House, fotmerly John Ott’a Special attest! in given to all ordered work.
mehS d9m
—^
ORNAMENTAL PLASTER.
J. F* TAYKOR, JR., NO. 80 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
DESIGNER A MODELER, Manufacturer of all kinds of PL VSTBK WORK. Orders
“* ^^ OUB,r J *r cisy promptly attended to
froi mci
LIGHTNING RODS. IJAV'iu TttlJISrtSOBV, .’Vo. IPJ Kowt V¥a<*hiii{j:ton Ntrrrt, Manufacturer of the CeLbrated ’Copper Tabular Llfbluins Rod, And Munson’* Combined KYI.KU AND PAPEM CI-’XTY'.K. febUt J3m ,
il TRUNKS AND VALISES.
MARTIN BKRTOY, Manufacturer and Dealer iu
TRUNKS, VALISES, Traveling Bags Etc., wholesale and retaj), Wo. 29 (oldlTo. 13) South Illinois State, Three doors Sonth of Palmer House, IndiuoapoliM, li; Hepairfug done at short notice. Trunk* made to ord,
f.blB d3m
- Lid.
:o order.
PATENT MEDICINES. C. K- BTJELXr, Manufacturer of Dr. Bnell’s Celebrated Family Medicines, -Vo. a» Pearl St-, Indiunupoli*. fedliidSm
PUMPS.
KL.I.1AH
Would respectfully inform the citiscus of Indianapolis and surrounding country, that be is prepared to fortdsh Pumps of tbe best quality to *11 who may favor him with their orders. Work sent to any part of the State, and warranted for one year. Shop NO. 86 NORTH DFL AW ARK 8TREKT, opposite the Court Bbuae, Indlanspoils, Ind. Well* dug and repaired at all time* in a
satisfactory manner.
fchl» d3m
FURNITURE.
NPIECSEIa, THOMS A CO.. Manufacturers, Wh'eiesaJe and Retail Dealers in all kinde of * FUAWTUBE, CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES, Warerooms, No. 73 West Washington Street, febgl d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturers of all kinds of iftxir. ustitttzre, Vo. 191 East Wasshinsrton St., feblt d3m INDIANAPOLM, IND.
HAT MANUFACTURER.
IRON, STEEL, ETC. ITj Jf. IIOIJ.IOAY Sc CO., Dealers in Iron, "Stebl, Springs, Axles, Nats, ribfts, Wacksm'ths’ Tools, Hubs, Felloes, Spokes, Carriafa.Trlmmings, etc., ate., N<v 59 South McrjJiau Street, f ftbltOM » , INDIANAPOUl, INDIAKA.
JEWELRYpJtcT Mel.EWE A HERRON, WboJesal# and Retail Dealers in
American and Swiss Watches,
/ Diamonds, Jewelry, bold FenX’SRTr and Cornea Chrins, eW Americmn Wmtches. . c ; s J J * * - •
Agents for febiO d3m
CLOCKS, ETC.
s. oL >Ir A <d7'i3r>iEb^r, IWHrtars. WboMsale and RefikirDeaMniia f.< , , - ,
CIrtD«K^,- REGFEATOI^S^,| 5 ^‘-^ ro^, ^•
Ajip Looking Glasses,
Eden’s Block, No. 79 East Market Street, ' feb 10 d3m t ;INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
MUSIC. * J. A. ftE Trial EKEER Sc CO. r
Wholesale
m:usio i>ealetts, 75 East Market Street, KeepSit&«f^Piaios. 0r ** n *> Molina, Flute*, Aocoroeons, Swing*, ate., and publisher* ofBheet Music and Music Books. feblUdam siegmAM & cp.,—
WILLTATuT T». BrtOWJNT, HAT HANVFACTIKER, !%o. 34 Kentucky Avenue, Next to State Office.*, fedl9 d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CIGARS. A YORE W WAjLeAEE’M SOYS, Mairafsctnrers of tbe Celebrated and World Renowned Cricket Cigai’, Also, Jobbers of Elsffirw. Tobacco* and Snuffit, Salesroom and Manufactory, 47 South Delaware Street, fed 19 dSm C. KC. RE-^riSTOLIDS, 149 Cmr. New York aad Noble Ste., Manufacturer of Cuba and Havana Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS ONLY. fed 19 d3m ■
tv; i ■ ■*
rr
Am u s e m e n t s.
cts-/ 1 ji qc
■■" 1 ^ —
etropomtan Theater.
Corner.of WQshfrgton ind Tennessee streets "■RMtfrnv’- • -^f r * 1W * "* Uil9T '
j • CHANGE OB TIME*- -
Door* open at T o’clock. Overture begins at X to 8.
Tuesday Ereniug, April s. By request, for this night only, the great five act drama entitled the MARBLE HEART,
u0 I
OR THE
SCULPTOR’S DRLAIN.
Phydtas .. Bapfcesl.. Diogenes. Volsrge .. Marco .... Thea..... Marie ....
..Mr. W. H. Riley ..Mr. W. H. Riley ...Ur. G. L. Aiken ..Mr. Q. L. Aiken ...Miss Cushman .Mrs. W. H. Riley ■ Mrs. W. H. Riley
Ovartare.
.Orchestra
To-morrow, Wedaeaday, BENEFIT OF MR. HARRY RIIERS.
ENGINEERS. € t MINCH AM & BAILEY, Civil Engineers -A-DTU STTIWE'SrOKS, Room 21 Talbott * New’s Building, near the 1’ostoffice.
AY AY be employed <n the location and construction of Railwty* and other Roads The Surve,
•era and Canal* In this aad adj
mch34 i
of Rsilwi Estates, Water
State*.
*ey t Joiniuj
dim
NOTICE. Street Car Advertising. ■ ,YOR outside Daily Advertisement Cards, Auction Sales, Closing Out Sales, or Public Performance*, •Pply R. F. FLfc. CHKK, No 1 Alvcrd’s Block. cbii; d3m Or Street Railway Office. Ill.noisstreet,
INSURANCE. -— -A. 1 GO.—— iitltl STATEIVfEIVT ~ Off TU1C — /ETNA INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD CO\A., .lauuary 1,1M4MI.
Cash Assets, - Liabilities, - Mot Assets,
- $4,007,155 80 - 244,931 43 - 3,823,065 37
TIKCIS VETEZR^INr OF 16,000 FIRES —STILI — H^VPf T) WO«K! BY AN Jtyicient Organization ot 4,000 Practical Underwriters, from Nova Scotia to California, and Lake Superior, Mexico and the Gulf, harmonizing the Science of Average with compensating rates to the advancement of the public warfare. FKATTF.R1Y6 TKST1MOY1AKS or THE jETNA INSUMNOE CO., raoM raa Insurance Department
ST-A.TE C The Insurance
F 3STEW yORK. Commissioner to ths Legislature:
pany of Hartford, one of the :• Ccmpauio* of tb.s or any
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
B. C. SHAW, Manufactnrer of all kinds of first class
Carriages, Buggies & Spring Wagons, No. 26 East Georgia St;, Indianapolis, Ind. AH kind* eff heavy Business Wagens made to order, hung either on Bliptlc, half or full platform spring. Be-
.. fed IS d3ra
I. W. DKEW.
. S. W. DREW Sc 1'0,-
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ANBBPRiNG WAGONS, >
East Market Square, Indianapolis, Ind.
fed!9 d3m
‘‘The JCtna Insnrauce Com moat succeseful Fire lu*uraac.
other country.”
....... “Connecticut Companies follow tha rules and practices of tbe J^tna almost as carefully as Ifthey were embodied
in statute law.”
Again, pointing to errors of practice In New York Companies, the JStua’s successful management and solid rules are called to their attention thus: “It still remains more a matter of wonder than imitation in the Insurance world.” ....... “ By what subtle alchemy has this corporation been enabled to turn its full paid capital intothe philosopher’s
stone?”
....... “Tbe extraordinary event* which have distinguished Its unparalleled financial history.” The Average Losaea per Diem in the United States, at this Period of the Year, are abont $250,000. The Telegraph daily Sounds Startling Notes of Warning to all Prudent Persons. Do not neglect the Security ot Re- . liable Insurance. Policies issued without delay by A. ABROMET, Agent. ^ 1 CO.
feb9 d3m
FOR TRADE.
A Farm
NOVELTY WORKS
it
UNION NOVELTY WORKS,
j b-kink st Moore.
Manufacturers of Bafisttyd Fastener*. Window Fasten-
ers, OsrSe Fasteners, Spittoon#, Latehea, Casters, Sad Iraa Stands, Maffln Paw, Pateat Water Drawer,
~ 'rom Steinway A S>ns, Knabe * iCo., and ^ ‘
gents for Kstey A Co.’a Cottage Or|^ns and
Pianos from Stelnw
others. A Melodeon*
HARDWARE, ETC.)
ISAAC aoix. THOMAS V. KIMBLE. JOHN B. AUCHAN
AOU,' tlMHf A AffiMAN,
Wholesale Dealers In
Foreign & Domestic Hardware t - javti* OTJYidEmrar, -* •* 123 South Meridian.Sffi'&te O H DORSEY A EAYMAY, ’ lm|»oh*ers of andDealetiifa 1 Hardware, Cutlery^ Etc., •4 East Washiagton Street,
feb!4 dSm
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
NOTIONS.
CHARLES MATES. WILLIAM HACHSHU
EHfiRl.M Mi YRR 4s-€90.r - , WMotyeejje TrtalmV'ty jy
jTtys, Motions aad Fancy Goods,
Mo. 29 West Washington Street,
ftlO d3m 1; . , ,1 OPIAWJfiULia, PCX.
MILLINERY GOODS.
J.
W. CO PEI* A YD,
Wholesale Dealer in
Straw ' and ^Millinery Qdodft, | Iff South Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind. ' M. B.—All outers V&mptty filled. *< fiebti dSm
STILES, FAHNLEY A McCREA,
Wholesale Deolers ta
UMSSi CAPS, MILLINERY,| s
Straw and Fsmcy Oeods, o. 181 South Meridian Stfoet, 1 ' - mchSSdtf ' INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
DISSOLUtroftf
solution of Partnership. ■atnasajoftha firm will be settled by L. hToSSma
mcklT d3t
fcbl# d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Wftd- Tj. S-A.t,TMAJEkSI3C, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, All kind* of Job Work. Shop on New York Street South Side, *e« • IlllnoU and Meridian Su., INDIANAPOUS, IND. Particular attention given to small jobs and to ranairIngwerk. , feb!9 dim
I
AWNINGS.
W. H. GORHAM, Manufacturer of Plaiurad Fancy AL W3SFI3Sr a-S, For Stores, Offices, Public Buildings and Couutry Seats. Tenth Wafton Covers* Etc-, No. 16% East Waatyjagton Street, P. O. Box 139 ^ lit DIANAPOIilS. IO* Order* from all parts bf the country respectfully aoficHad. Order* left at Bamberger'* Not Store promptly attended to. i i m .. mchlTdSm
RENOVATORS. ^ ISTE W
Cleaniag aid Dyeiag Establishment. B. J. 1bA.aAR, v! r j ^ Yo. 19 Sonth Delaware t,
1 • •
OAST OFF CLOTHING. ITr-Dyeing, Cleansing and Repalrlty doaa to order.
AGENCY.
U. S. PATENT AGENT,
r
Hfiolio* Indi. I*.R.ffffi.
Office Mo. 4 Vinton’s Black, oraaell* Poatefflce. Office hour* from nln* till (WMve, arid firda two tfil fly*.
■MpnhUiker* would
STEREOTYPING ESTABLISH
tractlag thalr work.
for TTrade for llusinewi*
Property.
FIRST RATE Farm, on a gravel pike, In five
“1 trade lor i
A FIRST KATE Farm, on a grat mile* from city. The owner wil centrally located business property.
good
WM. LOVE, Real Estate Broker.
- VARNISHING. FURNITURE VARNISHING.
aredto do Furniture V»r1 will wait on tbe people of and repair iurnitbre. Also,
Paper Hanging, etc.
The undersigned ha* been at th* bnslners for fourteen years, and two year* in this city. From the long experience iu the business, be feels himself master of hi* profession. Can befonnd at hi* residence, No. 1916 West Washington street, Sherman's Block, room No. 10, fourth
floor. Please give him a call.
mcbS dim
G. 8. JONES.
MATCHES.
JS/L A. T CJHHI S. GATES’ CELEBRATED MATCHES. Depot at NO. 97 WALNUT STIVCKT. Cincinnati, Ohio /'AIDERS ADDRESSED TO THE SUBSCRIBES, AS aboye, will receive prompt attention. feblO d3m WILLIAM GATES.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Copartnership Notice.
f 11H0MAS DORCY and O. A. Wnrgler have this day I formed a copartnership under the name of Dorcy A Wnrgler, to carry on the Gardening burin*** In all its ▼arion* branches. We will give especial attention to
Immlng of all rorts of Fruit Trees,
of Gar-
».v. ..'e have
gras* sodding on band.
AU orders left at Thomas Dorcy’s. No. 166 North Mississippi street, or addressed to us through tbe pest office
will meet with prompt attention.
THOMAS DORCY,
various oranenes. we win give especial aiieuu< th* planting and trimming of all rorts of Fruit 1 Flower*. Grape Tinea and Shrubbery, Spading of dans. Sodding and Graveling of Yard*, etc. We
four acres ot th* bait of blue
mcMSdSw*
G. A. WUR8LER.’
INSURANCE.
SINNISSIY*!*! INSURANCE COMPANY ASSESSMENT. fMIHR Board of Directors of this Company having orI dared an assessment of ten par cent, on the face of all premium notes in fores on the first day of Match, 1866, notice la hereby given that the aaaaaemant will be received a the office cf acid Company, No. 35 Kart Market street, Indianapolis, from March 23, 1846, till April S3, 1666, Sunday* and holidays excepted, during usual offia hour*. JOHN 1. BERRY. Treasurer. ImtlaBtyiatil, March S3,1866. nutriffi din
PLOWS.
OHE.AJP F’LOWS. ffTHB cheap sal and best Flow* to bo found tgtho I market cun be had at my old *und, No. 136 Bat Washington atraat, near Little’* Hotel. mehMdlm F. J. RAFF