Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1866 — Page 4
DAILY HBRA'I/D.
SATURDAY JiORNIND. .APRIL 14.
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aight, JTlie members of bent on driving tbe foal
Amusements tht WBTROTOLTTA9 THEATER Eighth Blew!. . I J3rCharles A. Lukens, of MaUison, bas been commissioned notary public. HPT Fred. Brummer and Adam KistBcr have been licensed.to retail burning fluids.
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32J"Tbat stinking little alley tvbich ostentatiously calls itself Court street, is being
curbed with stone.
J3J - The soda at Wiles & Reynold*’ drug store, corner of Pennsylvania and Market streets, was excellent yesterday. We tried it. tgr The store of C. C. Williams, on Washington street, formerly owned by Mrs. Thomas, was yesterday closed by the sheriff. A trial of the rights of property will ensue. jy Mr. John C. Slawson, mall agent on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad, is one of the bulllest fellows “ what is,” to bring late papers. We are “respectfully yours,” John C. H3P Captain Hicks yesterday received orders to wind up the institution known as the Soldiers’ Home, or Rkfn Barracks, and turn over all the appurtenances to the proper authorities. . O ✓. ! U Polick Court.—William Humphrey was yesterday fined and jailed on three separate » harges—drunkenness, disturbing the* ftelc* and profanity. Anna Johaaop and Bell R^d
were sent to jail.
EW Benton Lodge of Good Templars Wit organized at tbe Northwestern Christian Uni-
versity Thursday night
Renton Lodge are
fiend, intemperance, to tb« wall. « . . .■ ? jJT A little girl, walking in front of Warden & Sumwalt’s yesterday afternoon, slipped her leg through a broken grate, inflicting painful Injuries. After some little time she was rescued from her disagreeable position. Ll 1 l-W The street sprinkler has emerged - from his winter’s hibernation, cotemporaneously with the oracular ground hog, and yesterday might have been seen pouring out aqueous libation* upon the greedy dnstof Washington street, as the JournarwouldBay. ( * '• I’L'Bi.tc Speaking.—lion. S. ll. Ruskirk will address the people of Indianapolis at Military Hall to night. Jlr. Bnskirk’s well known reputation as a fluent and logical speaker will be a sutilcient guarantee that the Issues of the day \<ill be handled in a masterly manner.
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I iT We are pained to record the death of Mr. Kdniund Clark, Junior Warden of An«ieut Landmarks Masonic Lodge of this city, Mr. Clark was an estimable citizen and a Mason of high standing. Ho will l>e buried by the Order at CartcrsbUrg thls nhcruoou. Not That Harris .—The counsel for .Mrs. Harris, who lost ten thousand dollars’ worth of reputation by the 'publication of a six line paragraph in the Gazette, informs us that his client is not the Mary Harris who figured la our police report yesterday morning. Ho far from his client’s name being Mary, it is Nancy
Jane.
JSTThe county commiaaioBers have appointed Richard If. Newcomb to distribute wood to the poor, vice James II. Drown, de- * Imed, on account of pressing business and Inability to get the books from Langadule. Mr. Drown was appointed without his knowledge or consent. Mr. Newcomb will keep bis office in the southwest room of the court house, ground floor, which is being renovated for hat putpose. ^ SILVER BRICKS.—Yesterday we noticed a number of bricks of pure silver, displayed in Bingham’s show window, on the comer of Washington and Pennsylvania streets. On inquiry we learned that they are from the Humboldt river Gold and Silver Mining Company. A gentleman from an adjoining county, who owns stock in the company, left them with Bingham. We should not object to being “come down upon” with a thousand of such bricks. ---<>--- ----->The city police and the Cocqulllards are having a row about the arrest of Um burglars who attempted Mr. Clarltis itf^. We don’t think there was a sufficient amount of detective skill displayed in the affair to 'waitdnt a quarrel for the credit <tf it. Apy'body can catch a thief if told when and where, he is going to steal. If the police will go to work and ferret out the organized association of burglars in this city, we will give them a puff. ---<>--- PLEASURE TRIP.—The steamer Governor Morton which has been thoroughly repaired and put in the very host condition, will ffioh* two trips to-morrow, starting from the landing just above the rlW bridge, at ten ©“’dock, a. M., and three e’ettiek p. M. The gallant Captain Soowell will wiBt the ^ukrtsfliech, and the aecommodaking* clbri, * P^L.’ •ftout will attend to the office duties. There can bq no more delighttul excunteh this charming’ weather than a trip up the classic White rlvtiv Passengers will be taken to-morrow at fialT
price.
Hchool
Merrick Vinton, 97; Josiab Dill, 98; Frauk Hays, 98; Albert Coffin, 100; William Ilul>hard, 99, bailie Van Uouten, ,08; Lizgie Murphy. 95; Alice HlchlyYKtfrfcttf Robfhson, W; Maggi Phelan, 99; Amanda Boyd, 95; Hetty Hhrake, 98; Emma Jordan, 98; Laura Rfeagan, 98; Vina TedtoM VGracte RUkpIt, 95; tWI'ci ^ei-.
gaU, 98.
Military claims.—We learn that the War Department at iWatbUigten have returned a out or the state trekmny; eg a^unttifinrdfBBUmf! >a 1MMf98P3RlRRS CBSSBDRPSST' Jars have Bentf snn>eh(le44h r S«M3biedn, and
sent to I
event, as many of the claims audited by the committee and paid out of the State treasury by direction of.the Legislattire jure of A character tbatTiieyWltt be teputliiniecr hrthe 1 United States Government. . .i** 1 f ■ - - ^^ ti. ./ Mail Robbery.—Arthur Sheldon, a young man who has been for several years employed in the poitoiliee at Laporte, yesterday had an examination, ’ J ** ’'■ * (JomiSfsslowrTtfiiSjajir,, anJ^rjif held to in the sum of eh of mall rob-
bery.
cd, and a lew weeks since was married to the daughter of an eminent physician of Laporte. He has been suspected for some time, and his
his arrest., > > 1 ' , «>TT«» > A Question of Veracity.—Mr. Jules,
btcijiue' ‘Mo'hCleUf’TOii'
Tms Indianapolis I’kmalb Lnstitute.The dedication service of the new wing of the Baptist Institute took place last evening, and the new school room was well filled by an appreciative audience of the friends of education. ' ' ’ , The following was the order of exercises, and were conducted in a manner that reflect* credit upon the principal, Rev. C. W. Hewes, and his able corps of assistants: Chorus—“ Invocation to the Wind”—by the singing class. Prayer by President Benton, N. W. C. W. Hymn, “Home and Fatherland,” by the singing clast; after which the Bev.G. C. Heckman was introduced to the audience by Mr. Hewes, and delivered a very able and interesting address upon the subject of education, and the self sacrificing spirit manifested by the founders of the institution. Want of space compels us to omit even a synopsis of Ms reremarks. j bong, “ Now the Swallows,” by Miss Newton. Plana solo, Misses Robinson and Thomas. Duett, Misses Roeilter and Wessdhoeft. The Rev. Henry Day then gave a bricl history of tbe founding and progress of the Institute, which we will take pleasure in laying before our readers soon. Song—“ What Enchantment Miss Wesselhoeft. Closing chorus by the singing class. Mr. Hewes then returned thanks to those present for the interest manifested, inviting all to visit tbe school during working hours. Benediction by Professor Hoshour. We were very much pleased with the exercises throughout, and also with the neat and comm odious, rooms recently built, being three in number, yet so arranged as to he thrown into one with but little trouble, and with desks capable of seating two hundred and four pu-
pils.
The next term commences Monday, the 10th
instant.
The Metropolitan.—The theater was more crowded last night than we have seen it for many a month, on the occasion of Mr. White’s benefit. Parquette, dress circle, private boxes and gkllery were closely packed, and even the most ineligible seats were in demand. There was nothing remarkable about the acting, and we have seen Mr. White and the other leading members of the company to better advantage on many occasions. To-night the “Octoroon” will be repeated. It drew a fair house on its first presentation, and, we dare say, will draw to-night. jaTThe Ninth Rsgunant United States Veteran Volunteers now consists of ten officers and nine enlisted men. The rest of the enlisted men, having voted for Longsdale, have been discharged, and received transportation to their homes, where they will arrive in time to vote again at the fall election. They vote
well.
HjT John Finch and Randolph Roach have been admitted to practice law in the Circuit Court.
, LOCAL ITEMS. Mewed trad Pegged Hoot*. 5-V>o, $4,50. $5,50, $0,50, $7.5(1, up to Ben kerfs superb Boots, which we sell at $12,00. Jennings'
old No. IS, s. III. St.
Complimentary Comeert. — Master Arthur Lietz, a young violinist h promise, will he assisted on Wednesday evening, April 18, by our best musical talent. The programme consists of vocal and instrumental music from the best writers, and will be well rendered. We see the names of Vogt, for conductor, Mr. and Mrs. Owen. Messrs. Kantmann, (loldslierry, Weegmann, the Manncrehor. and others, as performers. With these names before the public it is useless for us to comment. Ut^ejiyed scats can l.e obtained at Bonham A- (’o.’s^Hpnday. ■ .nsl ieH* (anitens and spring wear, all kindsj some beautiful, but the chief beauty i« tbe price, so our customers say. In that particular we excel in “ low figures.” Look for youfisefves, at Jennings’ old No. 18, S. HI. st. We have just returned from New York and till Eastern markets, and are now opening a large stock of well selected spring hoots and nhoe*. J. A. ( owrxaoPY A Co. 14-0eod Capital Shoe Store. Wnrrnntcd Mewed Boot* for *5,50 at Jennings 1 , old No. 18, 8. III. 8t.‘ Anticlinal Oil Wining Company.—This company having struck oil, choicest lubricating, 23 gravity, notice is hereby given all stock holders are to meet at No. 5 Yohn’s Block, this (Saturday; evening, at seven o’clock, for important business. <■ A. F. Noble, Secretary and Treasurer.
Oente' Sewed Hoot*, all styles and very low, at Jennings’, old No. 18, S. III. St. ’life regular quarterly meeting of the Burns’ club will he held at their rooms this evening, at eight o’clock. A full attendance
is requested.
James Light ford, Secretary. Gent*’tfprlngOaitern and Mhoe*, elegant and cheap, at Jennings’, old No. 18, s.
III. Street. '
Un««an Female Pill* preparedand sold by Dr. Ewing, No. J3 Virginia avenue, have won a wide spread reputation.
farTho fWtOWlatf PTfpiir of ' tire Tnprf N° ne know them only to speak well of them,
were abovn m pdr ddbtdW attendance,
See advertisement in another column.
ParanolM, new, pretty and cheap, at Parker's. _ Catarrh and Throat OlMeaneo always end in consumption if not cured, hence the ueodasKy. .of oontnlting a physician devoted to that speciality, before it is too late. These who are trying the old practice, which hwaHrlrys failed, ot are waiting for the disease to “ wear ott,” should think while it is yet time, of those who waited, but in vain, and have gone down to the grave, fallen victims of copjntmptton. Many might have been saved, had they checked the disease while it was a catarrh or simple throat affection. Read Dr. Halafnccrd In another column. •
Hooded Parasol* elegant patterns, *>)###&*<<»»■»* Piker’s. „ ReduCtloa in prices forthe next tWoWtfks in Bioks and Jewelry, at No. flb North Illinois street, preparatory to removal. ThosSeek essaires-si ail the standard sad miscellaneous works «C the day. Also, a splendid assefttUent of Stiver Plated Ware, Tea Setts, PRCbers, Castors, Cake Baskets,
Tho« ’tv-ish^ any.
thing in Ihe above line will find it to their
call at No. 66 North Illinois
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n:
Ninth rald. they are a part. .>•» i yjhd' This ral have hid tka —s jnst fint II Pj^ndsii f hs ftsn liar. We retort by calling him, in subnsnee, JuUe Schenofsky
it ira
itial we can probably accommodate
anyMff.Xhr .a week ®r two.
lately
him with all he wants, though we rather not.
would
Second Hound Pisano*— Two very good second hand pianos for sale cheap at Willard & Stowell’s Indiana Piano Warerooms, No. 4, Bates House. 13-4 Nfew Good*—G. F. Heitkam, Merchant Tailor, 17 North Illinois street, opposite Bates House, has just received a new stock of spring and summer goods for gentlemen's wear, which ho will make np to order at prices as low as can be obtained at any similar establishment in the city. Give him a call. 13-tf Eureka!—It is an old saying, yet bow many are compelled to use it on entering the establishment of Winter, Bro.’s. it is there all can be suited—the highest, the lowest, the richest and tbe poorest. Call and examine our goods, at 16 South Meridian street, west side. No trouble to show goods. 13-2 For Sale—A complete tile of the Daily Sentinel from April, 1801, to April, 1805. Will be sold cheap on application at this office. •oldiem andOffieeni of 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. 45 East Washlngtou-street, or correspond by mail. 26-12eod Fashion.—To those who wish’to dress to the tip top of fashion, we recommend them to Stolworthy A Pierson’s, No. 17 North Meridian street. They have the latest styles of goods, and one of the largest selections in the city. Their cutter has few if any equals. From the many suits we see turned out trom this emporium wo have to conclude that a good share of the public, at least, have learned where the best is to be found. 12-2eod
Hr* WUulow’a Mystic Pill* lor females, are the only reliable female pill in the market. They are mild, and no had effect arises from their use. Pay two dollars for a good article, rather than one dollar for a poor one. Mrs. Winslow’s Pills are superior to all others. Price, $2 per box, or three boxes for $5. Ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Mystic Pills—: Lake none other. W. I. Haskit A Co., Agents. Browning A Sloan,'Agents. _ jan2S-3m Keopenesl-—City Bath House—No. 10 West Pearl street; entrance through barbershop. Hot and Cold Baths in good warm rooms. n29-tf
Wholesale Trale.
. FRUITS. J- A. T’ARI/l’ON A C*©;, Wlolenale Dealers iu JB I Hermetically .-Sealed rF*uits, Esov atpcdh*, FjaiiJ snrfftDcjtfibdfa., Pickles,Oysters, Nuts, Cigars, No. « South tteridian Street, Indianopolis, la*. feb8 d3m
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STEPHEN SIcNABB, on old citixeo cf the Fifth Ward, red for many years a membtr of the Council, will be sapportel at tha special election to be held on Saturday, the 21s*. In.tant, for Councilman of the Fifth
Ward.
MANY
7ZRNS.
GROCERIES.
J.s sawres. . ;
MAWYKK A HAfltiEIJtKAN, ? WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 40 South Meridian sirret/’ ** febS d3m -I INDIASAftUi.'lfftJ 4 I
J. C. A Word. Borg. Afttl-gata.
E. R. Alvord.
Fqt Sheriff. Ro ToaorTHi Herald:
Please say tbatOLlVXR W. J03NSON itacandldate it the office of Sheriff of Marion county, sul nomination by tha Union Comity Conven'lon.
) say
for the office of Sheriff of Marion coun
bject to a
E. B. AI.VORH & 4*0
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries and"' 121
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Mary Vonaa.
For Sheriff.
Totbs Voters or X a at os County, Ikdana : WILLIAM JOHN WALLACE, ex-Bheriff of said
county, U hereby declared as a candidate for tha office of Sheriff of Marion county, Indiana, at the coming election, subject to the acllou of the Union Convention of
Mery Votxrs.
No. 1 Alford’s Block, Cur. Meridian ai diOeo-gfaStreets,
INDIA N A PO LfiC fm •;*; ,
- K. F, Jon
Ion, subject to said county.
mch5*
For Sheriff. COIA)NKL SAMUEL A. CRAMER is a candidate for tha Sheriffalty of Marion county, subject to tbe act.on of the Union Convention. SPECIAL NOTICES.
Camargo Manufacturing Go. PAPER HANGINGS
Aad Window Shade*
57 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. febll dflm a. H. BRKNHKMAN, Prop'r.
fteroarfl TSParatMd* st Parker’s. Boohs aad alaoeo Cheap at Jennings’ old No.-IRAItt.J3t. r-f- r ; : r ;
l>ozea new Derby
in for to-day's kales, st Parker’s. ! If^iahac Generally In “Melltn*
Jennlmra- ^ old No.
18 8. 111. St., Is rtteiling goods at less figures, afitTifThflfid Vfiottey. Hoahaad 'bring‘y^ur wife and little dm* Young men, young ladles; in fact, Um public generally, are Invited (free admission,) to txainlne the cheap Boots aud Shoes at Jea* uliy’OldNo.’teS.ni.S^
noW> y »ty**,**it.
to ear order, just in today; © Porker’s. ' FoohAonahlaBIUliaory.—Mrs. II. N. Quimby, No. 42 sonttl 'IlUilolfi'Atreet, is dally recaiHag JteT wew jtteck of goods of tbe latest ptyles/i **••>: rrnltA- mch274m Thn M—d©—<nw» m Indiana tor
Bfock, fndlmapolis, Indiana.
The Frencii Hat. something entirely new, can be seen at Seaton’s one price Hat Store, near the postoffice. 7-8 sw&s
ml
street.
The Great New EigUrt Kenedy.
Dr. JT. W. POLAND’S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND, Is bow offWrod to tho oatotod throughout tko country, xfUr ksvlig boou provod by tho tootof otovon yoarx, lu tho How England Stataa, whoro ito SMriu have become m woU known aa tho tree from which, la (tort, it derive*
in vtrtuea.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES SoreThrooto, Colds, Cougha, Diptheria, BroockitU, Spitting of Mood, red Pulmonary Afccttonx generally. It to t remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complalsu. Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from tbe Kldovye and Bladder.Gravel, and
other complalnti.
Give It o tilal If you would learn tho volao of a good and triad Medicine. It to pleasant, safe aad sure. Sold by Drogglsti and Deaton la Medicine generally. OKO. W. SWETT, M. D. p Proprietor, Jan24dAwSm Boston, Mass.
Bumry Harnns*—Those nice Buggy Harness, Messrs. J. C. Hereth & Bro. are turning out, arc attracting a great deal of attention. If you wish to order one call at their rooms, 78 East Market street, nearly opposite the postoffice. The public can depend on good Harness, as they use none but the best of leather. 12-2eod Meffisr* «V. A P. Gramliag have one of the largest and best selected stock of Ready Made Clothing to be found in the West, and one of the most extensive stock of Piece Goods, which they are prepared to make up to order in the latest and most fashionable styles. Their cutter never fails to give good fits. With the experience Messrs. G rami tug & Bro. have had in their business the public can depend on No. 1 goods. 12-2eod Little's Hefei.— This already popular House is fast gaining more credit from the traveling public by the manner it is conducted by the present proprietor, Mr. Hagenbaugh, who bas had it repainted and refurnished, rin* pleasant locality of this House recoinniLTids it to those who wish to board by the day or week. A free omnibus runs to and from every tram day und night. 12-2eod Fashtosable Tailor. — Professor Lenox ran be found at his new ami elegant rooms. No. 33 South lllinui* street, with as fine a -lock of spring goods as there is in the city, which he is prepared to make up to order after the last fashion. We recommend the Professor to all as a gentlemen of taste and good jtidgfncnt, and, with bis long experience in merchant tailoring, fully able to compete with any tailor In the west. !2-2eod We Have Juwt Krsrrlvesl directly from the importers a |V\v pieces of French Uassitneres and scotch coating' that are very handsome, aud we can make them up at astonishingly low figures, our stock is complete, and we arc prepared to satisfy all tastes. If Vou w ant a Business .Suit, Dress < oat. Spring overcoat, or any thing else to complete your
wardrobe, ^hc me a call. Tkkat A Ul.afklix.
13-3 ‘M North Pennsylvania street.
Hlii<-k nasi IVarl4'u**lnicr« Ha* \0. W East Waflllilli'tOU Street,
at Seaton’s one price Mat Store. 7-3 swA? Fintploy men I OflU’e.—Miss Lake has opened an Kmployuient Office at 76 North Pennsylvania street. Persons wishing to employ female help will do well lo cull and tee her, as her facilities for securing first class help is unsurpassed. 12-2*
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Frewb Arrival of Mprlug ansi Summer Goods.—Osborn A Sailors, at 188 West Washington street, near the canal, are receiving their spring stock, bought in New York since the 4th of April, at the lowest rates since 1862, and they intend to sell them accordingly. The public arc invited to call and examine tbeir goods and prices, as they have great bargains to offer. 12-3 Tvrelvr years' rxpertemes iu selecting Green and Black Teas enables us to oiler many inducements, both a* to price and quality, to tea drinkers. UsH at No. 20 Bates House, tbe Chinese Tea Store. 12-2eod
A. Junes. H.Clxy. R. F. Jones. ' J. W. Jones. A. .TOIVE^J X?0.,
(Successor to Joms, Vlnnedge A Jores.)
WHOLESALE ftROCERH,
Ho*. 7 and 8 Bab s Hons* Building, 1 :
feb#dJm INDIiNAPOLl* IND. 0. A. KLLIOTT. J. X. EYAS. T. » X\'S».
KIJMOTX, RVANT A CO., 4
Wholesale Doa’vs Isi :£
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, Special attenlion given UTeas and Tobacco. Ho. 48, comer Meridian and Maryland Sts , Indianapolis, feba d3 m ,
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oacaLON asoenta, ; • a. o.■vtx.k
J a. COLD WELL. '
CROSSLIN D, MAUVtuk * CO*, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner Meridixa and MarylanlStreeU, '• :
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. - ,i-.Vv.7. -.(t
febedSm
j. w. aoLLasn.
V. OSTEEICSTXa.
HOUANO, OSTERMEYER A CO., ” Wholesale Croeers. AND COMMISSIOX MERCHANTS, 7 76 East Washington Street. r * foblO d3m IWDiAXAFOlLia, xyDI^aA.
NATS. CAf»9 - - --- --U — Oto
C S. OOMALDBOH.
UO.WALDMO.W A AI.VEV,
Jobhorx lit •* • * * •
rrl* r*"—ry
t. a. ju.ro>.
TO DYK HAST
Is very J* Irxhle. MATHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DTE ix tbe beet in the aorid. CompleU ii one buul*. No wash, no stain, no trouble. A child can apply it. Persons wishing 11 avoid the publicity of having their Bair
dyed in public, can
DTE AT HOMK
belter than any barber can do it, by using THF. VENETIAN DTK. it doe« not rub off or make tbe heir appear dusty and dead, but Imparts new Ilfs and lustre. Gives a beeuUful black or brown, a* preferred. Price T5 cents. Prepared by A. 1. MaTBKWS, N. V. DKMA* BA KNES A CO., New York, Wholesale Agents.
d»c28 dSmeod
DRV GOODS.
Ladies’ Emporium,
Straw Hat* &traw Hats.—A full line of ail styles and prices for men und boys, at Seaton’s, near the poetoffice. 7-3 swAs That Handstome Miga of the Ladies’ Emjtorium, 28 East WaWngton street, Indientes handsome goods. ^To prove that fact. Ladles, call in and see. ^ 11-4
Cheapest Merchant Tailoring;.— Mr. J. Hurrie, No. 168 East Washington street, has an extensive stock of the latent spring goods, which he is making up lu the most fashionable styles to order, and as he pays cheaper rents than many others, ho can afford and is clothing the public at the lowest priae*. * ^ > n-e Silk Hat* all grades, from the narrowest to the widest brim, can be had at Seaton’s, near the postoffice. 7-3 sw&s Grand Rsuh for first choice out of those splendid Silk Grenadines, just received from New York at the Ladies’ Emporium. 28 East Washington street. 11-4 Ten* in two, fear, eight, twelve and twenty pound boxes, just £hf thing for family use at the China Tea Store, No. 20 Bates House, jy ; ^ ^ ^ 12-2eod. It la Conceded by Every Body of good taste that the prettiest stock of Dress Goods in the city can be found at the Ladies’ Emporium, 28East Washington street. 11-4 Go* Go* Ga*—Messrs. Coulter £ White, practical gas and steam pipe .fitters, No. 82 East Market street, near the postoffice, arc 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 chandellere, pendents, brackets, hall lights, portable stands, and, In fact every thing appertaining to that buaineas, not to bq surpassed in the.city. They also renew fixtures in gilt or bronze, or will exchange; for eld fixtures. They also keep on hand force and cistern pumps. 10-6 Merrhailt 'raiilarlaaa*.^-Me»sre. Conklin £ 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 been favorably known to the citizens of Indianapolis for a 'dozen years or more as a first class cutter. ^The workmen employed are all first class, and with the heat ot goods, a cutter who never fails, and a determination to succeed, there is no reason why Messrs. Conklin & Kenney should not secure a fair share of the patronage of ttieir fellow citizens. Give them a call
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AwadWwaf flea Mkta und Garden Hat at the Swv Yorlr MilHuery store, 60 North Illinois street. ' , im BeaM>v«4.—Dunn A Kearney have moved their plnmbing and gas fitting establishment from ^Kentucky avenue to NSr-TO North Illinois street; (MHMk-’s block) where they are now prepared to receive and execute all orders in their line on short notice and in good alyl* mtm 2-12 ■.MhyACte.* at the Loan Office, No. 84 South Illinois street, will loan money on any article of value, or buy the same. Always on
hand, unredeemed pledges for sale.
LIPPEfiD, MILLER & DIAL,
l-* FtOPniET’OXS.
ffjAVIRG Ju»l reuvIvvJ fruui Nr«* T..rk utr •plrmLil
ff K stuck or
Staple aiul Fancy I>ry (ioods, We invite the cilixens of Indisnspulis and turruundlog cuuntrj to call at our estsblishment before pnrcbaiing elsewhere and examine an anaortment ofgood#, which for beaut; an4 quality ia nnsarpasaed in this city. Our gooda have been selected with grvat car# by experienced buyer*, and booth! for O S ii .
Jobbers of
Hats. Caps, Furs, Straw Goo**, V">hr«lku and Parosmia, * fibs ££ U 84 .fcbRBil’s Black, IBdlaaapato. Whetoaato and Ratal I Dealer iu f Hats. Caps, Furs & Straw Goods A r (>. 16 East Washington Street. BOOTS AND SHOES. N(«. HIT Month Hrrlsltnu Nti-r*»f. KVA MM, 1CAVO A
WHOUtlALK
BOOTS AND SHOES, Imdlnnnpoll* Insllana. feblOdSm , e s mKMDmictM. wn.nnwi w. o.irroxa. r. 9. irrvxi. llE.NIhRll’KN, KimV ^HM A fi’O.,
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES, No C6 South Meridian street, S-hnutl’s Hlock,
■ ndinnopoll* lad.
I febO J3m
Rl’KTO.V A HA VIM.
Wbuteasl* Dealer* In
11 <» olts a ml NlioeMe
Jiu. 3ri South Meridian Street, COMMISSION.
CHAlftl.KN GIsASlEU. Commission Merchant,
' ^ Itoator in
Flour,Urslo, Hay, ainl Produce* ic*nt'rsllj, sud msuufAC-
Wholesale Tra^e
FURNITURE.
Manufacturers a: d dealers In all kinds of f tjt m n, e , No lil East NaMrtiauin Street, JaulTdCm INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
‘ DrtUCCISTS. • ‘
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No. 14 feb9 d3in
Wholesale Druggists, n >>n INDIANAPOLIS.
BKOWIYI^G A MIjOATV,
WHOLESALE imBfiGISTS,
No. 22 \V r est Washington Street, intlmimpolis, Indiana.
At new stone ttoht bnilding. No*. 7 and 0 Kart Washingtoa street, between Ulrm/x Block and Meridtanetreet, after April 1*1. „ • feblOdSm
CLOTHING^ L K. M. HAYS. M. WACHTEL. J KAT8R»LTKKHf- A kOSCNTHAL. HAIM, ICOMKNT’I'HAIj a f'O., MiLufsclurers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing A Gent’s Furnishing Goods, feb8 d3m AO. pSfSAft. J /. s. URSSARa j DAVID DBSSAKe MSMAR, BR'O. A Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing: and Piece Ooodn, No. 00 gchoafi’aBieek, StMUb Meridlan street,IsdlanaMjS da'd *na, * nd 6 Co,lf,8e Pl4ce > Hew Tork City.
_ LIQUORS. J. C. BBLVKME1EK, Importer and Wkotoule Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, 8« W«st Woaklmgftesm Street, CebM d3a Under Metropolitan Hall, IndtonapotF w. Janas. jom, rassoDY. JAMES A PEAMOB1, Importers and Wholeaal* Deaton in Sparkling Catawha aad Chaapagne
W I TsT E 8 .
Atoo, marafomsrar* of improved Soda or Mineral W ater, tT Wert Pearl street, Indian.poll-. « jj^Ordara from the country promptly attended to
_ CONFCCTIOMERY. HAG 44 ETT A CO., . ' Mauef-rtiirers of C’OIVF ectioivery, AbdWboteaoleRotors^ TEAS. FIRE WORKS, FRUITS. NUTS, ETC., ETC. 31 South Meridian street, ladiaaapoH*, ladiaas. feb» d3m
Manufacturers.
SAWS.
• i
K. <J. A.Tfemes, Manofarturer of Patent Greund, ObxmVar, M1H, Moody and Improved Cross Cat i “S YV S,” eiaunia iiitn.i. m., laainm^u.. Brtokage in repairing ton* at owner’# risk. ftbS'dSm
SASH, POORS AND BLINDS.
SASH, BOOR, BLIND AND BOX MANUFACTURERS, AttA House Carpenters. W, B. FmSIsJBB, jfe CO., Cor. South and Delaware streets.
mcbSdSm
EBEN, LARMOUN & WITMAN
Manufacturer* of
SASH, DOORS ARD BLINDS, Mouldincs. ffloorlnns, Etc., feb88 43m No. 68 Mart Market Street.
BOOTS AND SHOES. sSIth a stettkr, 74 Maxsachuietti Avenue
Mxnnfaettrrera of
BOOTS Al^H »HOE$. ^^ttrededto. R^ringdone^with
Orders
neatness
FURNITURE.
Amusements.
METBOPOUTIS THRiTliR. Corner of Waskington and Tennessee streets
Manager,
.Mr. W.H.Btler.
CHANGt UP TIME: Doors open at T o’clock. Ovartnr* begins at * to 8. Saturday Evening, April 14.
OCTOROON; 01, TBE EIGHTH BLOOD.
Honday, April 16, 1 §66, THE CKLIBRATED COMMEDUMKK, JLiOTTA.
MEDIUM.
f WBLltEINS A HAI.I.. Wholesale Manufacturers of UPHOLSTERED OOOD§, Parlor, Library and Ofllce Pamitaro, Wureroomg No. 84 K*«t Market street, epposite PostDocnz fiahn
ORNAMENTAL PLASTER. a. F. T A V I. OIK , JR., NO. 60 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, DESIGNER & MODELER, Manufacturer of all kind* of PLiSTER WORK. Order* from the country or city promptly attended to mch2 d3m
LIGHTNING RODS.
D-4. VI13 MUNHOJV, *®. 09 East Wawhlagtam ffitreet. Manufacturer of tbe Celebrated topper Tabular Lighluiug Kud, And Munion's Combined BFLJSB AND PAPER CUTTER. febi9d3m
C. J. COLCHESTER, The WarM Kamawmad 2sdl E ID I TJ 2^ , . j 7 Has token room* at INo. 48 Nartfc I Ilia a la Street, •BMrHERE be caabe oeoealted on ell bvsiaeM affairs VV pertaining to tbe Present and Fnture, Giving tbe whereebeata of abient friends, telRag wbethsr deed er living, and eh .wing tba autograph ef deceased friends In BLOOD RED CHARACTERS On hi* arm; bai!du many other axtoudtDg manifejtetioas. Colchester 0 Odao eon be engaged to bald private Seance*, at private restdaneea, oe application te tbeir Agent, D. A. MoCord, at the above namber, either by letter er in parson. aprirt 6t
NOTICE.
TRUNKS AND VALISES. NtARTTM BURTON, Manufacturer and Dealer in TRUNKS, VALISES, Traveling Bags *««-, wholesale end retail, ' _-^ r °'^ (oldNo. 13] South Illinois Street, Three doors South of Palmer House, Indianapolis Ind tob P teIlttm d0n * * tsllort,:oUc *- Trunks made to order’
Street Car Advertising.
171 OB out side Doily Advertisement Caids, Auction F Soles, Closing Out Sales, or Public Performance*,
apply to febfrtdZm
9K
R. F. FLATCBRK, No 1 Alvord's Block,
av Office.lll.not* street.
CARPETS.
CAR
T S
OIL.
>■ r.«Yaae. U.X. a«u* **«vaaa. a-a-Kaam.
MAnuiActareru of
I, i X K R KO Oil,, W4 South Delaware Street/IndlanapoIU, Indiana,
will pay tb* hlahest market price for'
IP 1L. 2C SEEID.
febl4 o3m
rrr.x. mlvOnn* ^ ‘ men joauiS?**
JAM. ». NEAflRHTBR A CO.,
Refiners’ Agents for
PETROLEUM, CARBON A MACHINE Okg.'
.To. 4 l.oulwlnua Street.
febrnaa ,, RWANAiytLia, inp
PATENT MEDICINES. C- KCL BTJEX,Xe, Manafacturer of Dr. Bnell's Celebrated Family Medicines, *0. 99 Pearl St., ladlaaapollo.
fedlOdSm
PUMPS.
id LI.I AH HAJSKICT.
1VT A T^T^.T^
Would respectfully inform thecitlsensof IndtonapeUs and surrounding country, that he Is prepaied to nrnlsb Pumps of the beat quality to *U who may favor him with their orders. Work sent to any part of tha fitat*. aad warranted for on* year, shop NO. 96 NORTH DKLAWARR MTRKBT, oppartte the Court Hones, Indianapolis, lad. Well* dug and repaired at all time* a a 1 1 satisfactory manner. foblS dSm
PIANOS. WIL1.AKI> dk MTOWE1-I-. DKALRR9 IN PIANOFORTE*,DRUAXS Aisrr) JXflTELODBOlTS. Oran 1 i'lanv, Square Pianos, Upright Ptanos.CoLUg* Pianos, Wholesale and Retail. febit d3m Ko.'i^teq aonse Rieck, jyllanapolU.
At tbe which
late low prices, with an idea to suit all clastes, itch we propose lu sell a* law as the lowest.
L I W E T'* » Of all qualities and descriptions. DRESS GOODS. It shsll be nur pride to fornl.h and keep couetsui ly on hand a large asaortmeat of the richest, cheapest and most foshionsble styles of French, English & American Fabrics, SILKS! All colors, styles and widths, in prices not surpassed.
PARIS POPLINS. POPELINE DESOiE, SOMETHING NEW. Soiree Goods, Grenadines, Hozambiauen, Percailes, Crepe Haret, Lawns, Barege, Shallie, Chintz, Etc.
WHITE «C> OI>N W'K MARK A SPECIALTY.
LINEN CAMBRIC, NAINSOOK. WASH BLONDE, FRENCH LAWN, JACONET, cwfuk: IRISH CAMBRIC, BRILLI ANTE, VICTORIA LAWN. WASH TARLETON t,new and serviceable.) EMBROIDERIES (French, Swiss and Scotch.) LACES (Silk, Guipure, Maltese, Applique and Point.) Real Point Lace Collars, L JK. C K IV E I X. S .
Also, a large auortmeat of Notions, Hosieiy and Gloves. eprS dim
QUEENS WARE.
WHOLESALE aUEENSWARE
’ 1 ‘ emWA AWO eit.AiesWAWK,
E A. WOODBRIDGE,
, „ , „ , 19 West Washington Street,
iy. and Produce a-lll•rellJ, aud manufac- ,
turar of Corn Meal. i f«l>|^d»f, • j j ; INPlASABdMf, INDIANA. No. 146 Souft PewsrlvnaU S... Indianapolis I«1 J ,, r wax,. u*o. n. was,. ^ nore.x. -
west <sc co..
Importer,end Who’eeele Dealers in
Chinn, Glass, Queens ware, Cutlery,
JOII V T. BF.BTilTMF. A FO.,
GMXKMAI. f. .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Aad I Sealer* la IVadeM** ; ;
43 South Delaware Street, 1 Iel#d3in ^ lNDUNAP0Uf t INUlSNA.
INRAFI. ISII.NO^f.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Wholesale Dealer in
Fletar aad all ItfadM oFFrrd, * Nos. 12 and 16 South Pennsylvania Street, (Few doora below Sharpe A Fletcher's Bank.)
frbV d3m !kil, G. G. It^l.IffAiV.
Produce Commission Merchant No. • Bates Boaee Rdtobv. VeshBaUn ftmet, i i
ladiaaapoH* lad.
Consignment* of all kinds. Produce and Previsions solicited. feb9 d3m
And Plated Gooda,
87 East Washington St., Jndianamlis, Ind.
f*b*4 d3m
REAL BARGAINS
IN CARPETS!
FURNITURE. ■HraKSSES- THOSM a CO., Hanufncturers, Wholesale and Bet ail Dealers in ell kinds of FURNITURE, CHAIRS AW) MATTRESSES, Wererooete, No. ■73 Wert Washington street, ftbSl (Um - INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturers of oU kind* of F XX JR 3STITXJHE, 1*1 Fast Wartitaffiftba St., feblt d3m INDIANAFOLia, INU
HOT MANUyAgfUMKR. WILr-TATUl HAT lAMJFACTtRER, "Yo. S4 Keatacky Avcaae, Next to Stats Ofitoe*, fedlO d3m . INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CIGARS.
IRON,
STEEL, ETC.
DRYGOODS.
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WFBB, FA l-riHO V A CO., JOBBERS OF Dry Goods and Motions, No. 3 Alvord’* Block, South Meridian street. I adituaaptkli* lad. ’yg,-__LTT! > . rr 7o, u: OUVneTODSKT. M. S. nYOAU. K. a. CORXEUUS. TOI SEY, BIRAall Sc VO. f
jossku or
Dry Goods and Notions, Ho. 3 Alvord’s Block, South Meridian street,
ladiaaapoH* lad.
f*b» d3m
raaiiE LAunue. w. 0. taikmqtox. o. b. ramson. LANDERS, TARKINSfON A PAHWON, }|
Jomnmt er , ',i,.J 1 U
Dry Goods ^and Kotion^, No. 58 gouth Meridien Street, IcbuoU’s Block,
Intllunapuli* Ind.
feb8 d3m
PEE, CO^!»ijlTT Jfc CO., WbolesAI* Deeters In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, A3STX3 DJ0TX03STS, No. 4 Alvord’« Block, South Meridian street, WITH PHY, KE.YYEUY A CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, A7V13 NOTIONS, No. 42 and 44 Bast Washington street,
rehUdJm _
Til.
CARPETS, ETC.
DRY GOODS.
New Dry Goods House. RICHARDSON, NORTHAM A CO., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS ddirtst goo ids - • . ■ 83 and 86 West Third street, between Wolnutend Vine,
•. OJLJELJPMXM... J I Jes. M. Hume; W. I> Adorns; Jno E. Corwin; E. J. Fester. mwc,TiyAiBi ■
Carpets,
Window Shade*, Wall Paper, Etc., 14RA11MN A GAKJU t a
Carpets,
,„ l r a P or »
Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, etc., 101 East W a8hln^tl)ti ,n St#e<fiT,iffpp; ^oifftBdttje,
feb»aa ^
STATIONE^y. ETC, parsons, N a can ley & Oo., 1 Wholesale Dealers m SSOIIOOI, Envelope*, Statlooery, Blank Book and Paper, Book PnblVih—ted Btoderw No. 13 West Maryland Street, febfidSm INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
school Eeeia iaawmdWttf
jtPOBi :»*ATrO'r«»(!¥,.V No. 18 West Washington Street,
febffjdSm Indianapolis, Indiana.
W. J. IIOEI.IOAY A CO.,
Dealer* in
Iron, Steel, Springy Axles, NuU, Bolt*, Blacksmiths’ Tool*, Hobs, Felloes, Spokes,
Carriage Trimming*, etc., etc.,
No. 69 South Meridian Street, febi0d3m INDIANAPOLT8, INDIANA. JEWELRY,KTC. T: McI.EYE A MKMifiGK, ""
Wboteaak end Eetall Dnolen in
American and Swiss Watches,
Diamonds. Jewelry,
aaatigteyj-'rii> ■""'.^aca.w.
AXUREW WA1XACEW MOXS, - Manufocturers of the Celebrated and World Renowned Cricket Cigar, Also,'jabber* of Cigar* Tobaccos aad teaaffiis S *i?! ,0 n Md Manufaotefy. 4T South Delaware Street, fed 19 d3m
C. H. RE-STN-OLUS, 149 Cor. Wew York aa4 Noble Sta., Manufacturer of Cuba and ’ Havana Cigars, choice bbandi only.
S. C. & €>i'*ikDETS 9 I mpertera Wholesale «Nd UrtSUDrelemU CLOCKS, REGULATORS,
And Looking Glasses,
CARIIIAGES, WAGONS, ETC. • 1,, • 7 3B. O. Manafacturer of aU kinds of fiat class Carriages, Buggies k Spriif Wageaa, No. 26 Fast Georgia 9L, ImlianapolDj Ind. M kttd* of heavy Bnrtaaaa Wagens mad* to order, hong either on Eliptlc, half or ftffl pi. tform •prtng. Be pairing done promptly. MMdSm
MUSIC.
J. A. BCTTERFIEIaO A CO.
Wholes*!# ,
MUSIC 3 >EAUERS, 75 East Market Street, I N E> IA N A P O Xa I ©. Kbep const in tly on hand a tarn assortment ot Pi Organ*. Yloito*. Ftntea, Accordeons, String*, etc., swi publlihenofSheetMaslo and Marie Book*. feblOdSm Wholesale Musi Pianos from-Brtiww»y*b Sidl.-KliaW^i ^o.,
■. w.nuw. p. sarsa. *- W. DREW A CO,.
Mannfaoturars of
CARRIAGESL BUGGIES, AND SPRUta WAGONS, Ej^^Market Square, Indlau^MiU, lud.
NOYCLTY WORKS. UNION, WORKS.
Jp MOOHJK,
Manufacturer* of Bedstead Fasteners, Window taatsar 24 Georgia St., tcL rtnnsyfvaufa and Meridian,
febiBdSm ' 1
T __ iif. ISAAC BOLL. THOMAS V. KIM*IX. JOBS *. AIRMAN. Fhrei^&jguj^dwar 0
123 South Meridian Street,
Hardware, Outlery, Etc. (M EA.I XVo.htM!to. Sn-eet.
NOTlOM.
•' ■ A l * t m*T! 11 1 > i" --.ii -.*r ^ - “I il OSA1UBB MATSK d Will JAM RIB—I
No. 29 West
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a Street,
APOLIS, IND.
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1 IK South lAMIA3’IMHa»|iUs, Ind. STILES, FAHNLRT A IHcCREA, •olnm! aid- WknlaOi DmIib to SIMToTi
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CARPEflTEIt AND BUILDEII.
JAlUtES CAIUpp, Carpenter and Bnilder,
Vo. 44 Kentueky Avme.
■ i.’ /’’i) ’* l‘ L.ii ■ . . i t*. ejAiaxa^AjiiaBa. CARPBJTRBR AUD BUILDER, All Iciatfts of Job Work. Shop on New York Street, South Side, Bet. Illinois red Meridian St*., IEDIAEAV9U8,1ND. Partieulor attenUon given to small Jeb* and to repotrbMaa|_Jweia»iii 11 AmiiSm nwtnncs. 5 w 1 .- 1 #.- 1 oolite An, Manufacturdbof Plain and Fancy ^ AlWZ&TlrT O-S; For 8 tore*, Offcea, Public Un9dlngaa>d Cpngtry Seato. Teat* Wn«oa CoYoi4r£tc., No. WK East YTashlngton Street, » p.o.Boxi39 • ‘"^nribiAivAFei.is. ITT* Order* from all part* of tbe country respectfully
We bava reduced tbe price of our Carpets
30 PER OEFTT.
To meet the dacline in gold aad tha axpecudions of the people.
Tap Hrnsftelti'Sl 76. 3-Plys S9 66. Ex. Super. Ingrains $ 1 86. Super. Ingraiifcft $1 76. All Wool Ingrains $1 66 Cotton Chain Engrains 50c to 75c. Rag Carpets 75c. Hemp Carpets 46c. At thee* prices wt can show a good line of good*.
Wa bava alto redueed tb* price on
WALL PAPER,
Aaffi all otfeer Qaaffint*
* llae.
THE TRABE PALACE Fo s
HUMS. ADAMS & CO.
2$ Ami 28 West WsfihiigUi Si. ahtedla
REMOVAL.
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MERRILL & CO.’S
BOOK STORE
H E 2k£ O V E ID
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