Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1866 — Page 4
DAILY HERALD.
TUESDAY MORNING,
APRIL 10.
CITY NEWCy Amnaements thla Eraalng. MKTKOPOUTATf THBATYK.—Pnele Tfa'a C«fctn. ipg- Fmegar and Davis were arraigned be* fore the Mayor yesterday on Aai^e of targlary on Mr. Clark’s merchant tailoring establiahment, on North Illinois street, and pleaded E'jUty- m , m Suprkmk Court.—The following dedalon has been returned since our last report: John G. Berkshire ei al. vs. Adolph Binds* koff ttal. Ripley C. C. t3T We are under renewed obligations ta Mr. D. L. Ward, the accommodating agent of the American Express Company, for copies of the St. Louis papers in advance of the mail. Thr Hancock Burglary.—John Fulton, accused of the robbery of the treasurer’s office of Hancock county, was taken from the county jail, on Sunday last, by the sheriff of Hancock county, to greenfield. I. T. U.—A special meeting of the Indiana* polls Typographical Union will be held this, Tuesday evening, at seven o’clock, at their ' hall. As business of importance will be laid before the Union, a full attendance is earnestly desired. Bodknuamrr, President. Taxation.—AVe understand that the taxes for State, county, road, township, sehodl and municipal purposes, for 1865, amount to the enormous sum of about, $14,000,000, at about $70 19 on each assessed poll In the State. The taxes for 1*05 are nearly double the levy of 1801. No wonder the people are restive under such a state of affairs, and demand a revolution in the ndministratioo of the State government. Burial Dkfkrrkd.—We understand that the burial of a young married wetaaft, which was to have taken place yesterday afternoon, was, by the advice of the fiunlty physician, deferred on account of the body being still warm, although the vital spark had apparently lied for about forty hours, While resuscitation is not probable iu the case, considerations of humanity prompted the course that vwas taken. Criminal Court.—In this court yesterday Mr. Springer pleaded guilty to an assault and liattery on Andrew Lynch, and was fined $5 and costs. Mr. Muell ami his wife Mrs. Mucll, formerly Mr*. Nasmann, were found guilty on charges of adultery and fornicatlan, previous to the divarce of Mrs. Muell from Mr. Kssman and tli« marriage of Mr. to Mrs. Muell. They were lined and costs each. IIker.—For the month of March the following amounts of boor have been disposed of by the brewers of this city: Barrels. C. K.Semidt. 092 J.l*. Meikcl MX Casper Mans . Oagtr&Co.. 3883$ George Kalb 36?$ I l asting A Bro. 83}$
Metropolitan Theater.—There was a very respectable audience at the theater last evening, on the occasion of Mrs. More’s bene* tit. She is a very deserving actress, and her merits deserved a crowded house. The porforpianre passed off very pleasantly. As “ Tom Itakewell" in the" Bake’s Progress,” Mr. Riley was excellent. His portraiture of the maniac was terribly truthful. The performance to-night will be “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” On Wednesday night Mr. Ryder will take a benefit. His many friends, no doubt, will be on hand to show their appreciation of his merits. i k.nauioi,—Tbe Board of County Commissioners, learning that Mr. Langsdale’s duties as township trustee were so arduous as to monopolize the whole of his time, Sundays ineluded, leaving nothing for the worship of God, kindly rcliovtd him of the vexation and trouble of distributing wood to the poor, and and dispensing of the soldiers’ relief fund, appointing Mr. J. W. Brown in his stead. Mr. Langsdule can’t see the change, and refuses to give up the book*, obstinately persisting In three hundred and sixty-five days servile every year. We think Mr. Langsdale is wrong iu tliis matter, and docs himself gross injustice physically. Relieved of the additional duties of wood distributer, he might be able to get through with the legitimate business of his olllee in six days of the week, reserving the seventh for the worship of God, and the necessary recuperation consequent upon the exhausted condition of his physical system. If he persists in his extraordinary labors, for It has been demonstrated, time and again, that man or beast can not stand over six days work in a week, and that rest on the seventh Is a necessity, we fear that Mr. Langsdale will be lost to the community, or the community will be lost to Joshua, which certainly will be a public calamity very much to be deplored. Wo sincerely hope, to prevent such a catastrophe, that Mr. Langsdale will be prevailed upon to Intermit some of his extraordinary labors, for we have no disposition to attend a funeral at present, or write a feeling obituary. The Cricket Match.—The grand cricket match as announced, came off yesterday on the grounds of the Indianapolis Cricket Club, northwest of the old fair grounds, and was honored by the attendance of a Urge number of spectators of both sexes. The play was the best, over seen on these grounds, not excepting the match last season with the Cincinnati club, which created such great excitement, and in which Cincinnati showed Its full strength. The bowling of Messrs, Dean and Rivers was very good, as the score, which (sounderncath will tell, and the batting of Messrs. Dean. Stewart, Rivers and Cartwright, was admirable. Cartwright, as a Wicket keeper, was superb, and was only excelled by Arden, whom we have nevoFseen equaled. The fielding of Messrs. Johnston, Stewart, Yates and Thompson, was quite up to the nark, which is saying a good deal, as good fielding Is the first great point in cricket. We fully enjoyed ourselves, and think all the lovera of the noble game who were on the ground did likewise. Subjoined is the score: STEWART'S SIDE—FIRST INNINGS. Arden bowled by Rivers, Dean run out, Anderson run out, Stewart bowled by Rivers, McGaw c. by Cartwright, b. by Ellsworth, Law, stumped out, bowled by Cartwright, Murdock bowled by Rivers, Pearson bowled bv Ellsworth, Johnston bowled bv Rivers, O’Connell bowled by Rivers, Nelson not out Byes, »; wides, 1; no balls, 1;
2 1 3 114 3
SECOND INNINGS.
Stewart not out, Law not out.
Ten wickets to fall.
First innings. Second innings,
Total runs, 117 CARTWRIGHT’S SIDE—FIRST INNINGS. Jarvis bowled by Dean, 0 Ellsworth bowled by Law, 2 Cartwright c. by Stewart b. by Dean, 11 Rivera caught by Stewart, bowled by Law, 11 Wilson bowled by Dean, 2
Wiltshire bowjed by Law,
Yates caught by Dean bowled by Law,
Thompson bowled by Law,
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Van Wyman bowled by Dean,
Cleary bowled by Law,
Rhodlus not ont, Wides 2; byes 7,
Total
SECOND INNINGS.
Jarvis bowled by Dean,
Ellsworth c. by Stewart, bowled by Law, Cartwright caught and bowled by Law,
Rivera bowled by Law,
Wilson run out,
Wiltshire hit wicket.
g!3r.S , ?«% 4rtw ’ bowl ' d 1,rU *' Wides ^byea^no ball* 1, first W&fcjfl, Second innings, Total, '
City Council.
Council Chamber, > Monday Evening, April 9.) Council met pursuant to
ment. Present: the mayor and twelve coun-
cilmen.
PETITIONS.
By Mr. Kappes: From Jacob T. Wright, In regard to personal taxes of Frederick Schulmeyer, and asking an investigation. Referred
to Finance Committee.
By Mr. McArthur : From Call and Ranihan, asking abatement on taxes on lot 821 in outlet 50. Referred to Finance Committee. By the Mayor: From G. A. Wells, asking permission to remove dht from the alley between New Jersey and East and V ermont and Ohio, to fill building lot. Referred to Board
of Public Improvements.
By Mr. Seidensticker: From property holders on St. Clair street, between BeUefontaine and Peru railroads, asking exemption from proposed Improvement of streets. Referred to .Board of Public Improvements, f By Mr. Seidensticker: From John Stutnph, contractor, tor bowldering Washington street between Missouri street and alley west of West street, stating that property holders will not pay for the bowldering on the street railroad, and that if the Council thinks proper, he is willing to cancel the contract, and have the Connell pass a new ordinance, making the proper provision In this behalf. Referred to the Board of Public Improvements. By Dr. Thompson: From the Citizens’ Street Railroad Company, sotting forth the reasons why their track! should not bo bowldered. Referred to the Board of Public Improve*
ments.
By Mr. Seidensticker: From property holders, asking the grading and graveling of the alley between Market and Washington, and east of Liberty street. Referred to the Board of Public Improvements. By Dr. Thompson: From T. J. Vater, explaining a petition offered some weeks since asking the filling of certain mud holes on Walnut street. Referred to Board of Public Improvements. By Mr. Glazier: From property holder* on Alabama street and Virginia avenue, between South street and Pogue’s run, stating that a building for the storage of petroleum was being erected on Louisiana street, between Virginia avenue and Delaware street; and asking •n injunction against such occupancy of tbe building. On motion of Mr. Brown, the paper was referred to the Committee on Fire Department. By Mr. Jameson: From John McIntyre, asking the abatement of tnxea on property on West street, in Ray & DcCarty’s aubdivision. Referred to the Committee on Finance. MOTIONS. By Mr. Me Arthur: Ordering the filling up of a hole at the intersection of Vermont and Ellsworth streets. Referred to the Board of Public Improvements. By Mr. Loomis; Allowing August Richter to curb in front of his property. Agreed to. By Mr. Colley: Allowing C. Zimmerman to grade and gravel in front of his property. Agreed to. Bv Mr. Grosvenor: Notifying the contractor for flagging to replace the pavements on Kentucky avenue, between Illinois and Tennessee streets. Agreed to. By Mr. Brown: Ordering the removal of tho telegraph pole at the corner of South and Meridian street. Agreed to. By Dr. Thompson: Asking a report of the work done by the Street Commissioner in the various wards, at the public expense. Adopted. A By Mr. Loomis: Asking instruction to be given to the superintendent of the pest bousu for the disposition of the grounds surrounding the house. Dr. Mears, president of the board of health, explained to the Council the merits of the motion, and also punched up the memory of couni'ilmen on the subject of street cleaning in view of the approach o' the cholera. The motion was referred to the Committed on Buildings, with proper instructions. ORDINANCES. By Mr. Brown: An ordinance requiring the owners of ground upon which stagnant water has gathered, to drain tbe same. [The ordinance refers particularly to Lake McCarty.] Referred to tbe City Attorney, By Mr. Jamison: An ordinance appropnatr Inr $12,241 for refunding of erroneous taxes. Passed under suspension of the rules. By same: Appropriating $1,000 for payment of Interest on War Fund order*. Read twice, and referred to (Jominitiee on Finance. By same: Appropriating $1,000 for Accrued semi-annual interest on city bonds. Read twice and referred to Finance Committee. Ry Mr. Mae Arthur: An ordinance for grading and graveling North street, between Mississippi and Mlasouri streets. Read twice and ordered to be published. By Dr. Jameson: An ordinance to grade and gravel Walnut street, tietween Meridian and Tennessee streets. Read twice and ordered to be published. By Mr. Seidensticker: An ordinance for grading and graveling Spring street, between Ohio and Markiet streets. Read twice and ordered to lie published. KKPOKT8. The Board of Public Improvements made their weekly report, which was appropriately disposed of. Mr. Boar, from the Police Demmitteo, presented the appointment by John Unversaw, of David Powell, as assistant city marshal. The appointment was confirmed. | |Dr. Jameson, from the Committee on Printing and Stationery, reported the quarterly bills for printing to April 1,1866, and introduced an ordinance appropriating $1,154 53 for the payment of the city printer. The ordinance was passed under suspension of the rul<*. -1 Mr. Boaz, from Street Committee, reported upon the petition of the Eight Hour League, in favor of making eight horn's the legal day’s work for all persons employed by the city. Mr. Grosvenor dissented from the report, and stated his reason, that legislative bodies should not interfere with hours of labor any more than with the price of grain, or other matters. Mr. Emerson moreil to lay the paper upon the table, which was seconded by Mr- L 0 °iDiaMr. Brown oflered a motion that tbe Council sympathize heartily with the great movement of the working men, and asked that the paper and the motion be laid over until next meeting. Mr. Boaz moved that the matter be made the special order, which was agreed to. Mr. Brown, from Special Committee on Fifth Ward nuisances, reported the results of a visit to Lewis P. Panny & Co.’s manufacture, very favorably to the establish ment. The burying ground for dead animals is in a cendltion disgraceful to any city, and a steaming place foy getting the oil out of deceased animals has been erected upon it, and is an intolerable nuisance. The Committee recommend the sale of the burial lot and the purchase of a new one, and the removal of the steaming concern alluded to. Other nuisances are laid over for a time, and an early report promised. The report was concurred in. The Civil Engineer’s report was read and concurred In. The report of the Viewing Commissioners of Water street, was referred to tbe City Attorney on account of informality. A large number of bids were referred to the Board of Public Improvement and the City Auditor. , The Mayor reported the amount of fines collected by the Mayor for the month of March waa $079 80. The Mayor reported the census of the city of Indianapolis, as taken by J. M. W. Langsdale. The number of Inhabitants Is 30,878. Mr. Colley moved to amend by inserting “66” Instead of “ 35,” which was ruled out of
order.
_ ,—We want
regular adjourn- one Moulder, and two or threq ex-
perienced Bncfc Yard Hands. Apply to C. E. Whltsel, 291 Virginia avenue, or to J. A. Whitsel, on the Briek Yard, on the Fletcher grave yard, north of the United States arsenal. ((maker Dry Goods* Stare.—Just received on Saturday another invoice of goods from-XcW York, per Adam$ Express. Selhng very cheap arNo. 68 East Washington street.
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We would call the attemtiom of capitalists to the advertisement offering for tale the finest quarry in the State. Mr. HanMlman’s splendid mansion ,is built of this
stone.
LOCAL
I T A >i >.
And then the Council adjourned.
> |3P Before Esquire Coulon yesterday, Charles Henry pleaded guilty to an aaaaiat and battery on Frederick Hotworthy, and was fined $1 and cost*. Mathias Emennakar fer desecration of tbe Sabbath, wg? fined (l
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I^Wintar dm continues to linger In the Up of spring, just as i^he old fellow liked tbe
situation. ,
Removed.—Dunn & Kearney have, moved their plumbing and gas fittingtatthUshmeat from Kentucky avenue to No. 70
viATr.r^y)
J. A:. TARJL’IWM 4t C0U <
good style. ANNOUNCEirENf^
Saturday, the 21*‘. irutaot, for Councilman of tho Fifth
MANY CITIZENS.
For Sheriff.
Ep.tosorraa Na»AM>: t .. i;, Flease «ay that OLIVES W. JOHBSONls a candidate 1 fer tha offlea of ShoriN of Marion county, subject to a nomination by tbs Union County Convention.
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Winmied.—Girls (white or colored) to do all hinds of work, at the City Intelligence Offle, No. 98j$ North Illinois street. Ilb8 Gao, Gas, Gaa.—Messrs. Coulter k White, practical gas and steam pipe litters. No. 82 East Market street, near .the postoffice, are prepared to introduce Into churches dwellings and stores, gas pipe In a thorough workmanlike manner. As they are both practical workmen, and employ no botch hands, they are satisfied they can give entire satisfaction both in work and in price. They have also a complete stock of chandeliers, pendents, brackets, hall lights, portable stands, and, in fact every thing appertaininffto that business, not t6t>e s'urpasaed In the city.’ They also renew fixtures in gilt or bronze, or will exchange for old fixtures. They also keep on hand force and cistern pumps. 10-5 ((oaker Store.—Spring Balmorals, sll kinds, as cheap as the cheapest, at 68 East Washington street. 10-2 Wamted to Hire.—Girls and Men, to do all kinds of work, can be furnished at the City Intelligence' Office, No. 33}$ North Illinois street. _ JCL3 Wsuat to Hap.—A Soda Water Draught; and also, to rent two good Fountains this season. A. M. Woods, Capital Drug Store, Massachusetts Avene.
10-2
QaakorSEoro.—White Goods in all va* rietles selling cheap at No. 68 East Washington street. 16-2 It affords an pleaaare to introduce to onr citizens Mr. Mason S. Hamilton, formerly a member of the Hamilton Bar, Butler county, Ohio. Mr. Hamilton has had much experience in the practice, and Is a competent and responsible man, and we bespeak for him a liberal patronage. Office No. 36 East Washington street, second floor. f Cheap Carpeta aad Wall Paper can be found at No. 74 East Washington street. C. L. Turner k Co., successors to Touscy k Bryant, have a rich and desirable stock of goods from which to select, and will not be outdone in tbe wqy of bargains. New goods arc being received daily. 1(V2 City Express*.—YTl respectfully recommend tbe moving publie to call on Harvey k Smith, No. 2CJ$ North Pennsylvania street, lor all kinds of moving or freighting to come from the railroads. For moving Furniture, Pianos or heavy freight, their facilities are second to none In the city, a* they semi an extra man with each wagon. f merchant Tullorlnn;. -Messrs. Conklin k Kenney have opened a first class merchant tailoring establishment in Miller’s Block, North Illinois street. They have a splendid stock of piece goods, embracing the most elegant patterns ever seen in this market. Mr. Kenney has t>een favorably known to the citizens of Indianapolis for a dozen years or more as a first class cutter. The workmen employed are all first claw, and with the best of good*, a cutter who never fails, and a determination to succeed, there U no reason why Messrs. Conklin k Kenney should not secure a fair share of the patronage of their fellow citizen*. Give them a Call. !)-7 ^ C’onsetat.—Whalebone corsets $1 25 jier pair at Kelley’s, No. 34 West Wa*hlngton street. 9-2 Goldbunlth**enamelled paper collars, 30 cents j»er box, at Kelley’s, 34 West Washington street. ‘.)-2 Cricket Clffani Yo*. 1 arid 9.—The celebrated Cricket Cigar can be found at Tomlinson Jfc Cox's, No. 18 East Washington street, at wholesale or retail. TO dealers In cigars, the Cricket is partioularly attractive from the neatness of the label (vignette of Misa Charlotte Thompson,) on the box. The many admirers of this favorite actress are often fogQd in a vapor of tbe Cricket. 9-2 Mold lent and Officers off Indiana regiments who have not received their full psy, or, from any cause, have not been mustered out, will call at J. W. Blake & Co.’s War Claim Agency, No. 46 East Washington street, or correspond by mail. 20-12eod rise Real Eateto Dalle!in for April 1 U out and ready to give to everybody oEe or more that will call at the office, 33<$ North Illinois street. 7-3 L. H. Hamlin k Co. The Indianapwlln |fea| E«tate Bulletin of April 1 can be had, “ free cf charge," by calling at the Real Estate Office of L. H. Hamlin k Co. Don’t fall to eall and get a copy, as this issue can not fail to Interest any on^ wishing to purchase City Property, Farms, Country Heat*, Vacant Lots, Dry Goods, Grocery Stores and Stocks, etc., etc. Office in Exchange Building, 33}$ North Illinois street. 7-3 L. H. Hamlin A Co. susf jrepelved at the C(tv Shoe Store, a few cases of the celebrated Hartford and Philadelphia French CulL hand sewed, Boots, also a large assortment of Ladles’ Misses’ and Children’s Shoes of every description. Call and look at my goods and prices, before purchasing elsewhere. 7-4 Thomas Hunter. The Real Estate Bsslletin, of April 1, contains a full and complete description of 129 Houses and Lots in the city, 48 descriptions of miscellaneous proparty, consisting of Dry Goods, Grocery Stores, Drug Stocks; also a large number of Farms, Country Seats, HoSete, Boarding Houses, Steam and Water Power Grist and Saw Mills, all of which have the price affixed, and can be bought or traded for on terms to suit. Call at the Real Estate Office of L. H. Hamlin k Co., and get a copy free of charge, 33}$ North Illinois street. 7-3 Free ljririeh.—There will be a free lunch every night at the Geranium Saloon. 5-6 Seventy-Are Barrwhi Choice family flour, made from old white wheat, warranted, at the Pearl Grocery. 3-6 G. P.JTuttle, Agent. Faehiemablemilinery.—Mrs.H. N. Quimby, No. 42 South Illinois street, Is daily receiving her new stock of goods of the latest styles. ^ ^ mcU27-lm The Headquarter* in ludiana for Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York Store, W. k H. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn’s Block, Indianapolis, Indiana. Hr*. Winslow'* Mystic Pills* (or females, are the only reliable female pill in the aaarket. They are mild, and no bad effect arises from their use. Pay two dollars for a good article, rather than one dollar for a poorone. Mrs. Winslow’s Pills are superior to all others. Price, $2 per box, or three boxes for •6. Ask fer Mrs. Wtaslow’a Mystic Pills— take none other*| W. I. Hamut A Co., Agents.
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No. 46. South Meridian Street,; ^ . j t RR«WIlI|rG JR . v , MN, LARMOUR & WITMAN
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RROWIRIMG * AMI**, v, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
For MterMf.
To tbs Vovus or Makior Coomc, Ibdava: WILLIAM JOHN WALLACE, ex-Shell O of «sM
•scanty . J j, A MastVot***. Wholesale Dealer* Ib.
groceriesand Liquors, :
COLONEL SAMUEL A. CKAMKB it * candidate for
•PECIAL NOTICES.
Co.
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Camargo Manufacturing ...
' (Successor to f .TlnHlifrY
p ape r hawwgarufr Wholesale cwMnms,
Am* W1b4*w S*w4m, ...
57 West Fourth Street, Ctnctmatt, Ohio. febll dess H. H. BRK5HBMAN, Prop’r.
tke llreat Mew Elgin* ^ i AiV. POLAND’S .w / Wholesale Dea'en In .»i* ^Ui-w .j
GROCBRIHS Alffi
U now offered to lh« afflicted tbraaghoat the ar
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after having been proved hr he tSBt Of Steven years, in the Hey England States, where IU merits have become as well known •• the tree from which. In port. It deetsee iUvtrtaM. .T
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES ,
lore Throat*, Cold*, Ooagfai, Dlptheria, BreneMtts, BpHttegof Blood, and Pulmonary Affections gsoonffijr. It Is a reuarkoble BoflMdy for Rldaor Oou- ...^
plaints. Diabetes, Dl«calty of Voiding Urine. Bteodlng from tho Kidneys ., ‘
end BUddar, Gravel, and
other complaint*.
Give It e HUi If poo would learn tha vatneef a good and triad Modieteo. M to pleasant, aafe and ease. Bold hr Drag gists and Dealers In Medicine generally. GKO. W. SWKIT, M.D., Proprietor, JantadAwBrn _ , Boston. Mass.
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to dtk Easy
la very desirable. MATHEW’S VENKTIAE HAIR DTE Is tbe bast in tho worid. .Complete ta on* bottl*. • waah, no stain, no tronble. A child can apply It. Persons wishing t > avoid the publicity of having their lair
dyed In public, can
DTK AT HOME
hotter than any barber can do It, by utag THE V1HKHAH DTE. It does not rob off or make the hair appear dusty and dead, but Imparts new Ms’ and lustra. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as preferred. Price Ttoant*. Prepared by A. I. MAXHKfTS. V. K. DKMAB BA RISKS dc CO., New York, Wholesale Agents
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FOR SALE.
Marion County Farms,
A hi raiioo* sixes eadquenttoa. from fensbnedved and VF sistjr acres, well Improved, to ’three acres unim
VP *‘x*y scree, well improved, to three * proved. Borne lor cash, others on long tlms
J.8. DUNLOP $ C
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Wo. 18 Vortb Steildtan
Ho. 1 Alrorf. H*ek,9o* IfepMtqi ^Gevffl.
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Nos. T end 8 Betts House Buildlcg,
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a.omsslabo. citosflir
nOMLAH BAOUIBB.
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Corner Meridtsn end Eeryien 1 Stredte,
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anUAEAFOUS, IMDIANA.
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w“83ZS8!S£.% AND COMMBBBIOE MEBCHAET% . k' T6 East WnshingtaB Stmet ut i > feblOd3m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.--'
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Wholes d e
H. r s ^ mi Cabinet Makers’ Union,
K. C. ATKINS,
■ni-timii -ii i.;- -i 216 Soutk IlllmwlB St., laellanapwll*. Breakage in repairing dene at owner’s risk, few td3m
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Whokwde
l&MKrrA ?f SH * ^^0 BOX MANUFACTURERS, Dmggi»Us r n^-jb- r e s l c o .
At new stone front building. Noe. 7 end 9 Best Waahtegton street, between Glenn's Block end Meridian street.
after April 1st.
feblO dSm
CLOTHlNC.
felt. BATS- ■ WirmL. J. gABUXUnai A eeSCBTBAL. ■AYS, ■OSKINTHAls* CO., Manufacturers aad Wholesale i Q CUihlis A Cent’s Farilshin^ Goo4s, Ho Meridian street, IndisBapolls, Indians, and 149 Chambers, sad 131 heads street, New York.
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AteDBuK*’ ''■’j.Vnfisic. /-
OE88AR, BKO* A CO., Manufacturera and WhoJesele Dealers In
Cltettrin# miAI «ood«, l*llo. 60 Bchnall’s Block, South Meridian street, Indiana- * r “ d 6 Co^Se Keoe, Hew York City.
LIQUORS.
jjForqtgn and Domestic Liquors, ^ jTBre Bourbon, Old Whisky, p-r. [Nw* We«t WriaUactori ■tafeet.
Under Metropolitan Hall, IndtenapolV
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■7 r ' W - , JOBX MABOOV.
JAMES Jfc PEMBDB1, (T Importers and Wholaaalo Dealers In
wparklilg Cafewta aa4 CUs^a^ae
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Also, manufacturers of Improred Sods or Mineral Wntor,
eo. IT West PsAii street, IndUnspolU.
g^>^s from the country promptly attended to
Comfectionery. DAGGETT jk CO.,
r l Msoufmteservof
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And Wfaulesaie Dealers In
*teS ^ Wktaw.^hna’Hterik, iwtaeptaH , fire works, fruits, nuts, etc., etc.
K. SAhA2lB£3fGMBm Whsleealf end Retell Dealer In Hats, 0ap%Fur&44Bfc‘aflP Goods : 1 JGtelO AaL i. rt y ■chi (Ora UIDUMArrtUS. INDUE*.
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i ** rid ten sSisot, Tndtanspoiu, Indiana
pj^r coops.
Ladies^ Emporiuin,
\o. 28 East Washiagtoa Slreel,
LIPPERD,MILLER & DIAL,
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r A VINO just roce-lved fi
I stock of • **
i Now Yerhoorsfdeedld
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Wo luvoo the citizen* of lutlUnaiMsUs and surround
to call at
-•where end examine an aasorunnit ef goods,
tag country
ilng elooi
chasing el-ewhere and e xamine an eMortment Of goods, which for beauty end quality Is unsurpassed In the city. Oar goods bare been selected with great cars by expe-
rienced buyers, and bought for
O A. S lEi
At tbo late low prices, with an Idea to suit sll cl* which ws propose to sell ns law •« th* lowest.
BOOT# AMD •HOES. 1»7 Sooth Merldtriri Street. - BOOTS AND 8HOB8,' Imrilssma|»oIiw, Issdlasia. feblO dJm Wholesgte Dealers In BOOTS AND WHOBS, No. Beuth MeridleB stroot, BchnuR’s Block, M.O. ...i III KTO’k At mArimr' ^ *#kiUelwD*elmAi*' Boots a.nd H li o e u , / ‘ Meidten Sttaei, j , febg d3m ItaMIrissaFet**.
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“'fAS-S-SLAUOBfBe Lxen JOSPAB. JAM. S. SJLAIQHTER * CO.,
PETROLEUM, CARBON ••MOVNE OILS.
JW. A IsOtaMririri Street,
fsMtdtes l—1- - INMAN A-PO LIB, BID. -
VI II.I.AKD A MTOWEL,I„ DKAI.KRB IN PIAIVA FORTH#, AND MSLtOXXHONSu Grsn l Plsnoe, Square Pianos, Upright Plaaoi,Cottage Plsnoa, Whetasale end Bst*U. ^•»h9d3mNo^|ttiBa2j»^**^^taneMjA
COMMISSION.
CHAKIJBS geazier. Commission Merchant,
, .,( Bonier In «
Flour,Grelt>, Huy, and Produce generally, end manatee-
Um of Corn Real.
^ . . - - - - , X°, 140 South teUaritawim ladirisapoUu fed
ramim‘an ^■HMM’tmenOfVSh* rtoar^Grteu ulri PrteM’.' 0 ■ JOH.W IP. DEWEESE ’i t’O., ’
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Aad Dwrildr* hn Fs u Stah e, * >
43 South Delaware Street,
>>t» tus. •,;. to ISKAEE WIE.SOIV, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And 'Wholesale Dealer in Flour tan# Ml M*#*
N’os. 12 and 16 South Jtounsylvaoia Street, (Few georxhoIbwKharpe* MetCber’i Rank.) *"
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G r IS Ole RA>V Produce CommteekHi Merohftpt No. < Bates OMSe Building, WteMnj(towB«v4NR,
Iri
Consign man 1 solicited
L, I TV JB S
Of all qualities and dtscriptioos.
DRESS GOODS. It Uisllbe our pride to tarnish and keep countsndp oo hand a Urge assortmsst ef tha richest, cheepeet sad
mast fashionable styles of
FrcDeh, English A American Fabrics. SILKS! All colors, styles and widths, In prices not surpawed.
Browning A Sloan, Agents. jan23-3m
Went Pearl
her tin
-dJItjr Path Hostta-Kw, ft Erindo,
street j entrance- ri|r»ogh bar iop. Hot and Cold Baths in good L. iir i rim. 1 To flr>u
roams. ;! n^‘I
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R.Ii»jAC4».,at the Loon Office, No, $4 South niinoii street, will loan money on any nrttdc of Trine, tfr bay ttie same, Ahniqrg on. hand, unredeemed pledges for sale.
PARIS POPLINS.
POPELINE DE30IE, SOMETHING NEW.
Soiree Goods, Grenadines, Mozambiques. Percailes, Crepe IVIaret, Lawns,
Barege, •bailie,
Chintz, fe«tc. —r- y . .
WHITE HOOT>S WE MAKE A SPECIALTY.
LINEN CAMBRIC,
NAINSOOK.
WASH BLONDE. FRENCH LAWN,
JACONET,
SWISS,
IRISH CAMBRIC, BRILLIANTE, VICTORIA LAWN. WASH TABLETON (new andoervioeable.) EMBROIDERIES (French, Swiss and Scotch.) LACES (Silk,Guipure, Maltese, Applique and
Point.)
: orsuao Real Poiut Lace Collars, x. a. c e nr^xt.s. ;
A Ue, a Urge Bssortmeat of
Notions, Hosiery and {floves. eprBdlm i , c v »
SEWING MACHINE.*
$25 Bartlett Sewing Machine. $25 Y ICKWK1D *nder petenu of Howe, Wheeter-dWa- ‘ mo, Grover * fflsker, and Singer Co.’s, end the
We went Agents to seU them. Will pay ESO to ooon
etc., enclose stamp end address
ntf
ru \.
i double og ringto thread.-
At either of ou
k Sews with doabU agj
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QUEgNAWAIUI* r, WH0LS8ALE aUBENSWARE CntltA AND OLASSWAKHs 3 A- WQODBRIDOE, |BAVe»t Wtadilniitou Street, f n..i . febl4 d3m IX DIaNaPOLU, INDIANA.
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JQRK i. noutis.
h. WEST <SB oo., Iimporter* ee$ Who'eeale Dealers to China, Glass, Qaeeisvare, Catlery, And Plated Goods, 8 Yltt?flWlP M ** y<< ” > ^ Ind -
li t JAOM. kTEEL, ETC. W. J. IIOI,I.(DAY A CO^ Dee'ert ta Iron, Steel, Springs, Axles, Nuts, Bolts, Blacksmiths' Tools, Hubs, Felloes, iBokaa, Carriage Trimmings, SUL, ate., Ko. 59 South Meridian Street, 1 feblO d^m INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
IU s.
SAWS.
SASH, POORS AND BLINDS.
EDEN, LARMOUR & WITMAN
Manufacturers of
SASH, DOORS Ail2> BLINDS, Mouldings. K'looringg*. Etc., No-88 last Market Street.
BOOTS AND SHOES. SniTH dk ffiTETTKR/ 74 Massachusetts Avenue Manufacturers of BOOTS ANB SflOES. •e n^mw-nw
fiWINTUIIBav WILKEYS A
17 it
HAI.I,,
Wholesale Manufacturers of CPHOlsSTERED GOODS, Psrlor, Ubrair tad Office I>n»lture, ladianapolit. 0 *trset,Opposite Post-
ORNAMENTAL PLASTER.
'th
DE^IGIVER Sc HVODELER, Menuficturer of ell ktadsof PLIBTKR WORK Pete the oouBtry or diy promptly attended to
Amu s e men t s. ... iii; lu-i
Metropolitan Thcater.
Corner of Washington and Tt
Atanofov,.
•rv*
'ennessee streets
i»I j: - - j ,
CHANGE Of TIME:
Doors epen at 7 o’clock. Overture beglus at ^ to 8- . r i ’ i i
Tuesday Evening, kfrii 10. THE DriULIC DEMAIMD Uncle Tom’s Oabin. 08 ' LIFE AMONG THE LOWLT. ENDING WITH l>eath of Slavery. EV-A. XIST HEtA-VElST Rew Scenery and N^erh Effects. L\ To-morrow, (Wedneidayj bene!t of Mr. RYDER.
NOTICE.
Street Car Advertisiiig.
^ ^ tsfde^ ua^ AdTertisemmit (Urd*. Auction
^jN OH ^outside Dell,
apply to
feb SI d3m
R.
No Or 8treqt ReUwgr
CHKK, H
1*4 Block. tad&aSmn
CARPETS.
Orders
LJKSHtPHNC RODS. DA.VID MUNSOIsr. IUo. fflffi Kowt Wastalncrtom SMrewn, . I MkaulscUre* of tho ObUbrstod ‘ - Cupper Tubular Lightning Rod, Aad Munson’s Combined ■VLEK AlfO PAPER CFTTF.R. feb!9 d3m
_ TRUNKS AND VALISES.' MARTIY DIJRTO.Y, Manufacturer end Beeler ta THUNKS, VALISES, Traveling Begs, Etc., wholesale and retail, ft*b P I9dsS«>ee. Trunks made to inter
CARPETS
PATENT MEDICINES. C. BTTEX*!*,
Manufacturer of Dr. Buell’s
Celebrated Family Medicines, *•» *® Pearl St-, la«lianapoli«.
fed 181
ELIJAH HASHKT.
FTJljAF lUEAJECEK., Would respectfully Inform tbe citizens of lodianspo7taw»d surrounding country, that he Is prepaiod to fur
mpe of the beet quality to sll who i
Work sei
with their orders.
silk
him SUt*. aad warranted far one year. Shop
HBLAWAHK STREET, opposite the Court Botue, IndlanipoHa, tad. Welle dug and repaired at ell times ta a satisfactory manner.
wno may favor any pert of the NO. 26 NORTH
la, I nes
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FURNITtmC.
HPIEGEEn ’IMOllDi A CO., Manufacturera, Wheteeate aad Retail Dealers in sll . 1 - ktadsof FURNITURE, CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES, War*rooms, No. T3 West Wsshiogton Street, fchaidam } INDIANAPOLIS, IHD. Cabinet Makers' Union, Msemtectaren of rit kinds of FTTIR, IST I T TT IFt E , I%4^. t«l ErisS WriBhirigt—t SC. fsblS <aa INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
REAL BARGAINS
IN CARPETS!
We have redu.ed tbe price of our Carpet.
so oetvt.
To meet tbe decline iu gold and the expectations of tbe people.
HAT MANUFACTURER. WXLLXATVT I*. BROWJSr, HAT MANUFACTURER, ^ 0 - Keatackj A venae. Next to Bute Offices, fed 18 RUf INDIAN ATOMS, INa
CtOAES.
XVUaKW WALLACE'S SOILS, Manufacturera of th* Celebrated and Worm Renowned Cricket Cigar,
Also, Jobbers of
Cigar*. Tobacco* rind Saudi, Salesroom and Manufactory, 47 South Delaware Street.
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a:
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DRY COOPS. WKIIB, DATTWOW A CO., ' JOBBERS Op Dry Goods and Notions, No. 3 Alvord’t Block, South Meridian street. IridlaaapollM, lad. ouvBBTocqBx. . a. a. bvbam. b. a. cosbbuus. / IDUSKYV SYRAD A OO., JOBMWS Of Dry Gtoods and Notions, No. 3 Alvord’e Block, South Meridian street, Issdlariapoll*, lad. feb# d3m
FBAUB LABDBU. W. C. TARKISOTON. O. B. fATTISON. LANDERS, TARKINGTON & PAHISON.
JOIBBM or
Dry Goods and Notions, No. 58 South MeridUs street, Behtrall's Block,
IssdlririapallB,
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PEE, OO^KEITT 4k OO., Wholesale Dealers in Foreign end Domestic Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, -A-Isro NOTIONS, No. 4 Atvord'e Block, South Meridian street, toWdSm INX>I-A.NAI>OLIS. TII RPHY, KErajiOY At GO., 7Vl<»Ue*l! Dealers lu / , i-g Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, -AND NOTIONS, No. 42 and 44 East Washington street, fcbSdSm INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
CARPETSvSTCs
ii': ■>'
C^VItFETS.
ItsM. Hume; W. L. Adams; Jno K. Corwin; N. J. Foster. mmia, AidJNte^ 4n»*, ^
Carpets, Jfattiigs, feb9d3m . ^ INDIANAPOLIS,
JEWELRY, ETC. NIcEEiWE 4k HER ROY, Wbol seals end Ratail Dealers In
Gold Pee Amer
CLOCKS, ETO.
S.
CL...At. C.
Importers, Wholesale auk JtetaU Duffiere In
CIsO€l(9. REGtliAlORS.
Alh> LOriKTNO
Eden’s Block, No. 79 East Market Street,
MUSIC.
J. A. BI 'ITERFIEI.I) 4k CO. 1 Wholesale * ;>•'’ -• MUSIC IhEALERS,
75 East Market Street,
INT>IA.NA.I>0 LIS. Keep oMistudy on hand e large assertment of Pianos, Vloltae, Plutae, Acoordeone, Strings, etc., and
publishers efShsetMusic end Music Books. fablOdSm
A. M. BxujnmjyM a? CO,.
Wholes^ b)
late* Hoqs
Music Dealers,
Hates House Corner, hiffiaiikpohs.
Pianos ' others. 1
Meledeoasr
WAhltaAitE, STC. ■ ■’
ISAAC BOLL. reoasAS v. kibslx. jj>n a . Atxsmt ROLL, IRSBIE & RIKEAlf?^ Wholetele Darien ta J feblO <Qm INDIANAPOLIS, 1NDUNA.
«. S. PaMBT. . ta*. T. LAXMAM. nORteKT A EAVtAIV,
Importers o’ and Dealers in
Hardware, Cutlery, Etc., «4 IVffihfcltaStori asr««n, feM4 dim INDIANAPOUS. IND.
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b
CP A my Wtj MAV*^
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i* f ._ Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, etc.,
101 East Washington Street, opp. Court House,
IkbSSm , .iitiH r i vt>-«naMM9Mli?lMj
SCHOOL BOOKS,
fey A
■BSsI STEXrAWT a CO.
WkUawUDNlwalg —* • ‘ No. 18 WWfViSWiteWWt.-'-'- ’ c
CAyr,T,JiOOM $i»43» ^^uTOANAPOUfijmMJLffA.
MOTIONS. ^
REYISTOIaIDS,
148 Cwr. New York susd Noble Sts.,
Manufacturer of
and Havana Cigars, CHOKB BRANDS ONLY.
Cuba
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ETC.
B. C.
Menutaoturer of *11 kiuda of first Uaas Carriages, BifgtesS Spring Wagons, No. 26 East Georgia St., Indianapolis, Ind. AH kinds of heavy Itaetaesa Wagon* made to order, E«*g either on Eliptlc, half or tall platform spring. Repairing done promptly. fodl?
Tap Brusi«elte $1 75. 3-Plys m OO. Ex. Super. Iiiffraiiis $1 §0. Super. Ingrains #1 75. All Wool Ingrains $1 OO Cotton Chain Ingrains 50c to 75c. Rag Carpets 75c. Hemp Carpets 40c. At these price* we can *tow a good line of goods.
We hart, also reduced the price on
WALL PAPER,
Amd all other Good* !■ our lisie.
THE TRADE PALACE
FOR
•• W " ***** r. SATRS. s. W. DREW 4k CO,.
MenufActurers of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
AND SPRING WAGONS,
East Market Square, Thdianapolls, Ind.
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NOVELTY WORKS.
UNION NOVELTY WORKS.
M’RINK A MOORE, its ef Bedstead Puteners, Window Pwten^^taners, Spittoons, Latches, CAsters, Sad ■da. Xofflu Paas, Patent Water Drawer,
FWIffiS SAFETyillNOSHUTTER HINGE,
INDUNAPOIU. DMA
Manuboturers of
ots. Gate Fl - Iren Standi
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. J I*. SA.I.TAAAJISH CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
All Idrids of Job Work.
- EriGculsr attention given to small Joke and to repair "•***■ feblB dim
AWWIKCS.
w. ■. eoRHA.n,
Mauufacturer of Plata aad Panov
felO 43m
j.^ WUUWKNV 00008. jTi': IT. COPKX.A.Vi>.
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fltrair 4 and
Cte
(Sempe
iw and Millinery Goods, s(i»u. i|ipteijiap>teitataK
?tiy filled, i i fcbM dam
tmt m terisiiri ■ i.vt^
it;’ —
a »v j-o-oa > Wotassilslieoisnta «•• . . hats, caps, millinery,
SMwsmdFwcjre^Mb. No. 131 South Meridian Street,
BiehMdtf iWTWAWAwngy vwfajjy^ 1: '
|. J PlYii?¥A(i*NW siWMMHll Ita; Utk aUER.a
, end Fancy
-AWNINO-S, For Stem, Offleaa. Puhlio Buildings aad Oeuriry State
Tomta, WriCMtCovormEtcM No. 16}^ East Washington Street,
P. 0. Box 139 - - - IIT MAW AP0C.IS.
RENOVATORS.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.
i* . .he. ..r.-.i
* el■ , i JT • B A. A. U, _ ' iffuilMjuhteili ihT RT T~ ' l ' -v - . -. ..jaxkcS:- . - iw-sss.-ms^.w^ *.
■ ; 'Z I Dealer in
OAST OFF CLOTHING.
engineers.
B-A-ZR/O-^IUnTS.
HUME, ADAMS & CO. ' 24 asd 28 West Washing!.. Si. mch9C dim
REMOVAL.
MERRILL & CO.’S
BOOK STORE
REM O V ED
iT O. 5
east washinigtoni atrkkt; apr4 dim
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent.
A BEAUTIFUL suburban residence, seven rooms. Sr
J. s. DUNLOP * CO ,
apr* dflt No. 18 North Meridian.
naAiTAAFULi suburban residence, seven rooms, L stable, carriage boose, one and a half miles from elty, east; woald rather sell It, or trade for city
party, hut will rant It cant sell.
DRY GOODS.
cvffivnsiiM
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A BAILEY,
0jLvil Engineers
SUKVTETTOma, ; w i it.ti . -i' ■■ Shun 21 Talbott A New’s Building, B « ■3*uai*i tbe Postoffiee.
itwetaiflvt
tfehoatkm sal otter Needs. Tke aad Canals hi this aad
New Dry Goods House. RICHARDSON, NoilHAM A €0., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS DK/ir 'aoor)s 8S and 8S Wast Third street, betweaa Wataatoad Tina, JanaS-dSmlstp ClNCINSATI, OHIO.
dtp. Addrate 1, P. O. Box SS.
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