Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1866 — Page 2
'DAILY HERA
MONDAY MORNING,.
Dem«cratlG State Ticket^ 8KCRETARY OF STATS, Gen. MAHLON D. MANSON^ X 1 AWDtTOB of stats, CHRISTIAN G. BADGER, of Clark. TREASURER OF STATS, JAMES B. RYAN, of Marion. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JOHN R. COFFROTH, of Huntington. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. R. M. CHAPMAN, of Knox. Civil Rights Bill. The Republicans, in pallation of the Civil Rights bill, and to break the odium of It, are attempting to deceive the people into the belief that it was only designed to operate in the Southern States. Such is not the bill. It declares that the negroes shall hare the same rights “ in every State and Territory” f 8 th ® whites have. This settles the question. It is to be regretted that the Civil Rights bill is not more explicit; that it does not define, exactly what it means; that it does not express what are political rights, and thus not embraced by the bill, in contradistinction to civil rights. There is also, one broad expression in the bill, of very sweeping operation; and that is, that negroes “ shall be subject to like punishment, pains and penalties, and to none other,” with the white man, any law er custom of any State to the contrary notwithstanding. Now, laws are enforced by penalties, and a law without a penalty is nothing. For example, a law that a man shall not sell liquor ■ without license, is no law, and is inoperative if there be no penalty for making such sale. Now then, as the negro can be subject to no penalty to which the white man is not subjected, no law can be made to operate on a negro that does not operate on a white man. And we may observe in passing, that the Civil Rights bill gives the negro in Indiana the right to be licensed to retail upon exact equality with white men. Hence, under the Civil Rights bill, as enacted by the Republicans, (a proper Civil Rights MU might have been passed,)it follows that: 1. You can not make a law punishing a white man for marrying a white woman; hence, you can not make a law punishing a negro for marrying * white woman. 2. You can not make a law punishing a white woman tor marrying a white man; hence, you can not make a law punishing a negro woman for marrying a white man. Thus the Civil Rights bill abrogates our State law of marriage. 3. You can not make a law that a^white man shall not send his children to the public schools. Hence, you can not make a law that a negro man shall not send his children to the public schools with the whites. 4. You can not make a law that a white man shall not rent or purchase pews in any part of the churches occupied by the whites. Hence, you cau not make a law that negroes shall not rent or purchase, and the church would have no power or right to prevent them renting or purchasing the front body pews in any of our churches, because the Civil Rights bill says they shall have ail the rights to coutrsct and obtain property that a white has, without any distinction. C. You cannot make a law that white guests shall not take any seats they can obtain at the tables at hotels; hence the landlord has ho right to prevent the negro taking the bead seat at a white table at the hotel. 0. The railroads will have no right to place negroes in separate cars on railroads. 7. You can not restrict the negroes in the right of coming into the State, of purchasing any property any where, that whites could, and of being licensed to sell liquor,and all that. Hence, we have,in law, already a Mexlcanizod people, a mixed race; our State marriage laws, # school laws, licenses laws, and our State Constitution, in short, abrogated, and a step or two more by the rads will put the negro to thd polls abd into, ofllee. The experience of a few years will teach the negroes to crowd the whites with these legal provisions in their utmost interpretation, and we shall see what we shall see.
fax or Afktant! We have received lately a great many letters inquiring of us which side O. I’. Morton takes in the controversy between the President and Congress. We do not know. We do not regard it of much importance as to which side he stands on in the controversy. Morton, by his double shuflllng, is pretty much played out with the respectable portion of his own party. A gentleman frotn the “ Burnt District,” the old home of Morton, put to us today the inquiry which stand his Excellency would take. He said he had asked MObroN the question, but he was as dumb as an oyster, Morton ought to enlighten his Mends upon that point. All the information we can gird upon the subject is, that Morton, before h« left to visit the crowned heads of Europe, made a Johnson speech at Richmond. How is it, Brother Newcomb? You was one of Morton’s dockers at that meeting, bis confldential adviser and representative editor, and ought to be fully posted as to how he stands. We put. the question: Is Morton for or agajiut the President in his controversy with Congress! As the official organ of his Excellency, it becomes your duty to enlighten the public as to his present position. We repeat the inquiry: Is Morton for or against the President in his issue with the radicals!
Federal Taxes. « . * tinder Democratic rule the people were not dogged at all for Federal taxes. What they made and earned they enjoyed. But the Republican disunion!sts got the power; they had previously been plundering the South; denouncing tbe constitution as a league with Hell; had fired on the Union flag at Harper's Ferry, which flag they denounced as a “ flaunting lie;” had murdered Southern people; and when, on the election of Lincoln, that people asked indemnity for the past and security for the future, or, at least, security for the future, the Republicans said no; blood, blood, blood, Is what we want and will have, and blood they took; they have broken up tbe Union, overthrown our system of laws, turned all topsy turvy, taken the people’s money, and heaped it into the pockets of the office holders who still riot upon it in debauch, luxury aad princely palaces, and now call on the people, with the horse leech cry, give money, give your earnings, the treasury is empty, a new loan Is demanded, Congress is voting away the treasure, expenses are Increasing, we have humbugged you an this subject as long as we can; (orknp; we must have “ the last dollar.” This Is the talk.
iwtloaafiy for tfce Fan*, Mceanty far the antHre. This is the motto of the Journal, touching the treatment of tbe Southern States. This is just what the South asked at the peace conference before the war began. The South said, and said truly, to the republicans ol the North, you have robbed us perpetually, denied ns our rights in the Union, murdered our people, by your republican forces under John Brown, etc., and now threaten to ai mhilate us; give us indemnity for the past, and security for tbe future, or even security for the future, and all will be well. Hut the republicans said no. Morton telegraphed, " Delay, protract,” meaning wheedle and deceive till weeawerueh by therword; amtsohlsnln com poops in the COnVdntion, understood it. Chandler raised the bowl for blood, and thus fha republicans by sneering at security for the future, have deluged this country in blood, reduced the people to paupers by taxation, and so alienated the sections, that It is extremely doubtful if we ever here a harmonious republic again. O ye republican bypocritsl Negre Rial. The negroes celebrated the passage of the Civil Rlghta Bill at Norfork, Virginia, and arardered citizen*. FwpftajMT Cal fax. It la now understood that he will run for Congrses again with a view to a re-election to Speakership.
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question of sseassinatlBg Lincoln, Stanton ai Grant was discueeed; that it was dMlared was going to take place at an early day; and that Booth waa to perform the aaL He testifies that at tbe ume time a letter from Jeff. Davis was read Bn tbe Mute subject, and that he (the witness) was afterward told hr Clement C. Clay that he (Clay) Imew all ibout it. In Teply to a question, the witness said he went from Newport, Kentucky, to Canpds, in
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Says the Richmond Timem: • - ^ A few days aao> Mr. Joseph Segar, an ever loyal Union man, who was actually a member of the Federal Mouse of RqpMsqatatives during tM civil war, wreteantoJeeartsoNBand timely letter to General Howard, the Chief of the “ Freedmen’s Bureau.” demonstrating by the recital of the laws themselves, that the Virginia Legislature, during the late session, bad so effectually legislated for the protection of the negro, that Virginia had really anticipated the Civil Rights bill. This letter and the copies of the laws which formed a part of it, convinced General Howard that opr legislature had failed to perform no act which was essential to the welfare of the “ freed men.” “ It Is but just to add that General Howard has himself made application to the editor ol the Washington Chronicle, and to the editor of the New York Tribune, asking the publication of tbis letter, 1° order that tbe truth in regard to this important matter might be known. In neither case was his application successful. Neither of these journals lias consented to publish the letter.”
ORTON in the controversy, «i*bt, but Morton hnidlhi inmRilRpMi the power, and Fahnestock succumbed. W^y/it is not for Rs to say. But affairs hove somewhat changed since thatjiertal. “ estock, we understand, now proposes to make the issue between them upon perspill grounds, and dromasUnces havtog ehangedWmewhat, he thinks he can do so upon terms that wiil approximate to fairness. We know nothing .bout tte mertt. " XESSHSi tnes6 gentlemen, lAit xahNisoTOCk, id t®e c&ru he published some yearn ago, had mme rich revelations in regard to Hit' Excellency, sod he said he had plenty more of the same sort in store. When rogues fall out, as the old adage has it, the result may be to enlighten the community os to the moral quatttle* of the men who assume to lead them. . - More Baasbag. The following is the testimony said to implicate Jeff. Davis in the assassination of LINCOLN. Now, we inquire, wbofe Dr. Meredith, of Indianapolis! Did any one ever hear of such an existence! So far as we know,
he is a myth:
(> The House Judiciary Committee-Shaving the investigation of tbe evidence relating to Jeff. Davis’ alleged complicity in the assassination of President Lincoln, under considera-tion—to-day examined Dr. James Meredith, of Indianapolis, who testified that he was in Montreal in February, 1866, at a meeting of
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upon t&o membrane of the throat ie enlargement of these glands are moTs
prominent Southerners, among whom were Sanders, Thompson, Tucker, and a number of other equally well kno#tt rebels; and that the
The Hepwbltcnas ef Massachusetts. They have appointed a new pfilicc force to execute the Maine Law in Boston. Says tbe Cincinnati Gazette: “ The suppression of the liquor traffic is the main object, but tbe constabulary likewise compel biilard rooms to close at ten F. M., and on Saturday nights at six; forbid the apothecaries to sell anything but medicines on Sundays, and otherwise carry out laws which were almost forgotten.”
Ntate IteWM. ' < —The Madison Courier says that rents are are exorbitantly high in that city. —The Democracy of Daviess county have nominated J. H. O’Neil for representative in the legislature, and are organizing thoroughly for tbe October election, ---A brakemun on the Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad by the name of Welsh foil from a train near Antwerp Thursday morning, and waa instantly killed. -Lafayette is infested with a gang of thieves who hang around the market space of that city, and “ go through ” passengers upon the arrival of trains. None have been arrested. —The Sullivan Democrat nays It Is astonishing to see tbe apple, cherry, peach and pear trees in full bloom, after all we have beard and read during the past two mouths about the total destruction of fruit.--The Evansville Dally Journal has materially improved typographically to its appearance, since Ms change froti folio to qustto form, but its completion wears tbe sameebony hue. We wish success to the enterprise of our contemporary financially. » .. 1 A Woman Burned to Death.—An old lady, aged 71 years, named Olive Richardson was burned to death near Fredericksburg, in this county. It appears that the old lady lived alone, and her dress caught lire while cooking, and no assistance being near she was burned to a crisp before toe facts became known.—Nalem Advocate. . —The Evansville Journal learns that one of the Ml wells IR the Green riser country Is now yielding about turee barrels of oil per day. The arrangements for pumping are very imperfect, but will bn perfected in a short time, when It is expected that the yield will be greater. Safe Robbed.—One night last week, some enterprising burglars entered a building in Monroeville, took out a safe, broke It open, and secured booty to the amount of five hundred
express
agent.—Decatur Eagle, Wth.
SUICIDE.—The body of Frafirick Sieb, a German, of this city, was found on Wednesday last, hanging on an osk tree between the sandhills, near tbe lake shore, about half a mile west of this plane. The body was removed, an inquest held and the following verdict rendered, viz: “ that the deceased came to bis death by banging himself.”—JfteAtyan
City Bnterpriee.
—Down here in the Democratic part of Indiana, the radicals talk of running soldiers for office. But in the Burnt District they renominated Julian for Congress, over a soldier, by a thousand majority; rad ih Tippecanoe-coun-ty they nominated a violent radical for Senator over a soldier friend of Andy Johnson. Thst’s the war soldiers and Johnson men are treated in radical strongholds.—Nino Albany
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—Tlfo papers at New Albany are having many words over the demies of tbs “ Lecture Association ” of that city. Tbs tedQor makes merry at tbe expanse of the association and runs a muck at iu death which the Commercial no wise rehshSa, and defend* tbs institution from it# contsmporary’s unseemlag jokes, and tries desperately to make a little capital for itself out of It. The association is defunct,-
why not let requteeeat in pace.
—The Vincennes Gazette tells a story of an individual who came to that elty sometime since, engaged in his occupation, took boarding with a widow lady, finally married her. So far all went merry. The wife was hippy— the husband apparently contented. But soon the wife received a letter from a woman in Illinois, claiming to be tbe wife of the individual in queetion. To thls,wife number two paid no attention, rad soon again another letter enclosing a photograph WSl sent foom the same source, with a request it be sbww»‘to the husband, which was compiled with, since which time nothing bee been beard of him. This proved too much for wife number two. She is now staving maniac, and her life is despaired of, while the vlllfaif who has blasted her happiness and destroyed her Hfo is roaming around like an uncaged lion, rad is undoubtedly ready for another matrimonial alliance, ii Autopsy «ns tfce Body of Greea. Yesterday afternoon them waa fid autonsy held on the body of the deoeaaed by Doctors Hooker and Taylor. Thor found the brain perfect, end of a medium slse, eerrmneMdlng with the status of the man, and the esify dcfoee discovered in tbe whole system was a very slight one arising by pleurisy. The doctors expressed It as their opinion that death ensued to a very few momenta after Greea foil, and ' contrary to the other exprseaed epluiooajthat leath was not in the least paTafoL They
thepattent has been accustomed to emjioy his tosgreater or leasextwrt, lossefpowas tn the vocal organs, uneasiness hi tbe larynx, with sometimes pain upon pressure; hoarseness is
also present.
On inspecting the throat and faucet and the posterior walls of the pharynx, they will appear redder than natural, and the mucous membrane covering these parts will be studded over with enlarged mucous follicles. Some tiroes, if tbe disease is recent, these glands will appear quite minute, and will be distinctly apparent only when the throat is exposed to a strong light. In other instances thev will attain the size of a split pea, and may be readily observed by the patient by depressing the tongue with a spoon handle and looking to the gloss. It is hardly ncccessary to add that-tbere is at times a severe and racking cough, Aphonia (or loss of voice) and great mental depression attendant upon this disease. Tbis chronic inflammation of pharynx or larynx, neglected as it generally is, Mngerera foam month tojaonUi.f»<tom/ear to year, making In some cases stow pregress, in others more rapid—made a little worse and its step slightly quickened by every fresh cold, and finally results in ulceration. Tbe axpoctorxtion thenceforward becomes purifonb and finally undistlngutshuble from that of consumption, with all tbe symptoms of which the
patient, if not eurai, finally dies.
Tbe usual applications that have heretofore been mode to this class of diseases, have been, worse than useless. Tbe practice of blistering and bleeding, cauterizing, or burning the throat with caustic, can not be too strongly condemned; the remedy in atony instances being worse than the disease, and only hasten-
ing on a fatal termination.
By lay new method of treatment, the reme-
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further state that the twisting of the knot o'f the rope to the bade of tbe neck alleviated, rather than increased, tbe agonies of death.—
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The consolldatleu ef the wrveral telegraph companies Is said to have thrown nut of employment some 1,600 operators, who wore engaged by the United flutes Com pony.
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There am ho less than two hi I in Virginia, outside of Form | next to sene to Washington.
which secrete a Urge portion of the fluid that moistens tbr.iat. Tim glands from disease. “ often . j^come enlarged
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to the affection. Phnryugtis or chronle inflammation of tbe throat, sometimes catted follicular disease of tbe throat, or that part of it which iadto view tojthc eye when the mouth is stretched open. Tfei* disorder made its
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appearance In this country in . 1834. have supposed its origin to bhve had a hidden connection with the epidemic influenza which spread all over the civilised world in 1880, and affected all classes of persons. From that day to the present time the disease has been alarmingly on the increase,. JThe disease consists of a chronic luflammaUon . pf fho follicles, or
. ef the windy formed car-
i unite to Form a curious and convenient box or cavUyyUttdd the Larynx, or known to some as Adam’s apple. Across this enclosure are stretched two remarkable chords, called tub vocal ligaments'. They are from a half to three quarters of an inch in length,and rendered more or less tense by the small muscles with m. sxtt.k’is.sKE fs: ments act an important part In the formation ’ the voice. Here is produced the zound .hlcta is modified and nrtfculatad by the tongue, the lips and the nasal cavities. The symptoms usually noticed by the
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ferer in this class of diseases are as various and changeable as those of catarrh. One nerson will complain of a dryness, or hnsky feel-
soreness aad x
without
moistening the throat, amf another will have a superabundance of mucous, and discharge large quantities from‘the throat especially otter eating a warm meal or taking
to^to the throaty together with sorenc first moistening the ^throat, amf will have a superabundance of muc discharge large quantities from‘th<
especially miter eating a warm meal or taxing a warm drink. Tbcrs is also at tlmos an uneasy sensation in the upper part Mthe threat, attended by a frequent desire to swallow. If
the patient has been accustoms voice to public speaking or M to a greater or leas extent, loss
vocal ergai
dy is earned directly to the first hour of commencing
seat of the disease, and from the
treatment there is improvement. There is no .making sick to make -wcil agvia;.no teariug flown to btild np; neither aro patients prevented from following their usual avocation
while under treatmont.
Person* wishing to consult me for themselves or any of their friends, can do so personally or by letter, free of expense. Those Wte know anything of my-praetiae are aware
t fw (k season for thfctireof the UCw remraies. Your obenient servant. Dr. J. Hale. Physician for Diseases of the Air Passages and (.'best, embracing Catarrh, .Sore Threat, Bronchitis, Asthma ami Consumption, to which roy practice is exclusively confined,
Indianapolis, Indiana. Persons who can not caH may write, and I will forward a list of questions, which will better enable them to describe their cases. apr23-d&wlt ■ ■ ,
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•PIBClEIm XKMS* Oih. Manafoctarere, Who to. ale and Notoil Deal* win all FUMTDK, CHAIRS AND MATIKSSf $ Wm we *me. No. T6 Wee* Wariitagtcn Street,
fottldfon
INDIANA POUS, 1ND.
Cabinet Makers’ Union, Heanfoctaran of allUnde ef IYm-MI Kmng WanUaKiM At-. fable dam INDIANAPOLIS, Ufa
matnujiufacturer. wxxasateKMC x>. stlowist, BAT lANCFACliKER, Iflfo. Sfi Krexf ctey ATtramr, ,. Next to State OGo^ ’ fedtf d«m INDIAN A VOLIN. IN**.
A!YDBISW WA1A.ACBM fSOfoffi, Manafectarer* ef thoCMrhratod aad World Renowned Cricket Cigar, Afoe, Jobheta of
Salreroomand Minn'ill mg. C fiemh ; fodlPdfim
O- HL I^ETSTSTOXaIDS, 140 CBN. Near YwwfcmmG HbMw Bta., M aainim i rod Cuba and Havana Cigars, CHOICE BREEDS ONLY. fddlt2 t.re'>- *»•*•*
CARRIACE8, WAGONS, ETC.
n B. 5. DSEJAW, ■aaafocSarer af all Made of Nrst etam ‘
Carrifiges, Baffles A Spriif WfifMs,
Mo. 26 East Georgia M^lmMamapoiia, lafl.
AU kind* of heavy BoriaeM Wagon* made te order, haag either on Bltptie, heifovMt pUtform epring. BepnlrtagdeDeyayY, ,, fodltdam
e. w. anew. y p.aem.
m. W. I>KKW A CO,. t
CABBIAOES,"""BUGGIES,
•' AND SFRING WAGONS.
Kast Market Square, Indianapolis, Ind. fodfAdam. .... . . . I,,
NOVCLTV WORKS.
UNION NOVELTY WORKS.
B'BIXK; dfc MOOBSE.
Menu torturer* af Badfosed Neiteanra, Window fpetone*Uaon^S|IUoon^LeU^ee, eastern. Sad
era. Gate Fa
fob It dim
INDLANAPMJB, DID.
CARPENTER AND BUtLDEII.
JAJtolES QAILIOO, Carpenler aKd Builder, Ha. 44 Kentucky Avenue. fottlol attention paid to tho fitting ap of Item-, and an Bad* of Jobbingdrtw with dt^atofo. aprl3dSm
WM- Z*. aAJfoTECAateBC, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AHIctmGaor-Iob Wwrlc. Shop on New York Streep South Side, Bet. lllinoia and Meridian Su , iNDf ANAFOU8, IND. ^ Partlcolar attanUon gfvaa to small Jobs aaAtyvynlT-
PAPER, ETC.
. OF
Paper, Sr heel Books, Ele.
'Y^/ r K lNVlTK YOUK ATTENTION 10 OUB LANGN
Stock of
McMbbI Books,
WimGow amG WsUl pmpexr, , .... ten k* •'. Bommet Brau-eU,
WrfofVlfoM K*»P«>** Ink, Ktc., Etc.,
all at Lownrr
WHOLESALE CASH PRICES.
; . .i- M. ■ *•: : i ' 15 ^ ^ STEWART at CO. eye*** . .
Cash liMla, ‘f 4 «: *4,Ml Liabilities, i, , « Bfl iMGtflp .ii ‘i .'if- • ti,8tJ,065 37 urrn to tdi r.t win < '*•* rift this vsrranvAJsr
uns.
ff tcreteatrire Kfriltes i
w:..1o,owf''M*Bs
• ! AJiii-V. .'«* I-'*! *l- <
i-ri -.til AA||' t V ’*
, :f iiu.1 it* L'*i If. .-g >S 1 HAXkip AT WOXUX? - i tv li'fiq'yu’tjllUM fcsieq'HI |
, .ah' f MtilUOJ TA* Ti
Vkdetvrtlert, /rpm Kona Scotm to California, md, Lake Superior, Mexico
the Gulf, harmoniz leienee of Average « compepsattnff rate*, i the advanoemmt
i with
irate* te
. and the Gulf, harmonizing foe
Science of
rln'l*.. o».t '* •' * T
■ ■ l ef the public r
• - r welfare '' il!
FEATTKBIBNJ XKtrrftNIOIYIAflJO
BEST-PI A TV OS, futr/H sriixai Hiwus w
JEISA,
INSURANCE CO. ! , • . :*• • 'Ai-i i »L‘
mow rah'
STJkTB OTP 3M-E7W
The Hemnmee
XONUS.
Commissioner to the Ley-
Mature:
Oim>inyefBaeMenl,oweefthe
RA1LROAD8T
IV firret Ceftirel Air Uae State
FNOM
lMiaimwB|P»l»w f BmUlBsmrw, WnwfofaUfotm, nallmGrlpIpfB, If. Ywrk, And *11 Naetnra Cttio*, vU the Indianapolis and Cincinnati, ■AUfETTA ANfo CINCINNATI,
AND
BiLTtflORE ASI) OHIO RAILROADS Two Through Expreos Trains
Dally, Sundays rxcepteil.
r|YBS MARIETTA ANDCTNCINNATl BAILBOADnow A horing njotnt oeenpaney of the new aad rplandM Fe..anger Depot ef tho IndDmapoKe end Cincinnati
Railroad On.. aMTInrlnnall,
Passengers will avoid the great annoyance,
trouble ami expense of Omnibus
TVantfer across the City.
Trafaa leave Ibdtaaapolte ae follawe: XI0a.il, Day IhroroM. farlrttlwoTeand W«*ht»gtoodlrvrt; 7;I5 r *.,
NEW AND
OOAUGB8 BY THIS TRAIN, CHASM FROM INulAHAFOLlS The MOOT URtCr ROUTE
Wanhingfon Rxprea*.
NUGaNT STAIN BOON SUttPiNG THIS TRAIN, running toi eng h WrfWOUr
M IHuL BfogCi
FARE Afl LOW a* by Threngh tickets and had open apfUeatfoa •
mabWdtf
rw.— TUU AS QUICK,
other Railway UnteL
any lafonudka dattred eea be general Heket AoenCI. A C R. N.
IRON RAILING.
B. F. HAUaa & CO., Maniifaoturere of WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Railing and Jails, TBBMPAB8, BARK VAULT*, f BOG NOONS, RHUTTRRS, BOLTS AND BON A Front*, alee, plain aad ornamental Iren Stain and pmeral bean* iml hfop, aad hnilderm ef E. MATTfo BATKIfX JA1I-, No. 74. South Pennsylvania Street, meWSdlm INDIANAPOLIS, I ED.
HAROWARB.
Charter Store Store, HM-aiutM#. VasklwtaiSt., IN UIAffAPOLIS, INB1ANA.
R. Is. 'M A. W. NcOI AT, L Dealer* in * v . i • ' • *:* , f ..if.- 1 •. i HtrAMsMl Ires Hirsute Millies, Sohooley’s Patent Refrigerator*; Schooley’a Shower sad Wardrobe Bathing Apparatus; Wincbeil’a Water Cooler* and Filters; TBriPey’* Artie Ice Cream Freezers; file’s Star Cookiag Range. ▼Rimy 4p sitoTes, Coal ClruteG,, Japanned Ware, TVi War* aad Boosehotd Faraiah fog Good*. aprUdfoa.
FOR SALE;
Unfinished Line of Railroad FOR, S-A-X.B.
. -'.‘I: ,i • r * - 1 URSUANT to aa orderof tba aroaH Conrt of the United States for the DMriot of liutfoao, made at Mr term, 1 MO, the aadamlaaed, Trusses ef the New Albany end ChtoegiBMtooedOempe^, mead *• tm from tha town af xtlantpoW*. The right ef way wm premie I and abon* twenty mBereflhe to reeilvOd by the undersigned until thnflrst dtp of Map,last. They ihenld bedirectod to George LymaZ Secretary, at the MBee of said Railroad Company, at The*prtVltogewiUbe ramNvad to «Ntot aB the propssalt should itort hORODo rooMiioMoh POUW P.WIX^J ANSON. Jaall dlawtmayl Tnutoe.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Notice of Copartnership. PEllORICiL AMR NEWS REPOT, It AW,•!•>« 1 ’ ■ If fo. AApememrWtamma Kltoek, goon ILUKOIB anUBT. HA LI. * F RANGES, fJAJl fawfdanapm—whfoand aporedaGo^ Kfi. New* Depot for thn.mIb Of tho popntor PeriodStatltomeries, CtomAb edlptowrfom. And etotoe SODA WATER, with Cream and Nectar end ^gSaSGMtoAgmlaforO.hodL O- N^md
niUi HBANG ef varioen rises, i jB Mc^mMNtoW. toAtotS^
DECKfiKtetAribS!
. ,h. —-0^ ■ Cheapest . Pianos!
if4k G BA rKM NOflWIi,
, ; * 11” ^ ' I * - Hi ’ » - ' »i " ' ‘ I • ' ' .1 lll*k>: H.r • t' d W lii-.’t-L - ■NDlANAFOtilS* I IND
‘ deeSdtf
NOTIONS. '
WHOLtSALE SOTIOJiS. t . I ’ >/ ■' * t - - it ' ‘ 1 • ‘ • I f - - SFJRIIIKra ' T*2R-A-X)IE3_ C. 8. DYER A SON. ^ J • t . *» >•; ?-l * - WboleGfole Donler* In Notions, Hosiery,
B' a=bi
l-aae<-M amd Dretw 'IVimamnlmgN,
BO toav* totnfarm Whetoeeto buyer*
oeonpaUeu etohetr new Mete, IIS 1~ totwaemThUdnud Pewrih itreefo.
ere thn* elnoe I Mem street, a , Cloctonstl. tl
ead ere now pre^j^Tfor thei?sVhmTAND 8^*111 Kh IMFOltTATIONS, which am beginning to arrive. Owing to the late heavy decline in geld, we have made a general redaction of our stock. SNerrlmamre cam fonre frama 1G to
95 per Ccmt.
By filisg their orders with as. We menBfhrtnre Steel FUa* ea 1 Fen Holden, ead eaatomtah ahem at priem lower than any hens* in tbe coaatry. We ateo keep a full line of Papers end RaveL ope. C. H- DYER A SON, . . US Ham street, mchto dim Ctortanotl
OYSTERS, ETC.
r. a. mumi. , x w. a. a. bakaut. SMITH & R AMSET, .W ' (Successors to C. C. WiUlems,) WHOUUALX AMD SETXIL DSALABS IX Raw, Spiced and Fresh Cove OYSTERS. •: it. -i t * J*: » • ▲UOp SAME, FRESH AIR SALT FISH, • ' ■ ; 1 .... lO , - .. Hermetically seeled Fruits ef *11 kinks, end a complete stock of Fancy Groceries, n Mfo Gtotod 11 Ifortli nittoois street, .'i i . i Opposite Bates House, ■NDIANAPOLIM, INDIANA. mehMdfon
MACHINERY.
b.t. aontna. buoul TaJRma. wtixiam allex. WESTERN MARINE WORKS. SI 1ST BIER. <Sc CO., KaauaAOTtranaa Aka auAuwam aUKrilM or POHTABAE ANfo STATIONABY STEAM ENGINES -A.2STD BOILERS, Piston Pacwtag, and all Had* of Brass, Kngine and Bolter FltUnga. CAfoTnfCM MABK TO <NKOEK. BELTING, PIRN BRICK AND FlU CLAY for sale. 125 Soutii*PeMEyfvania St., INBIANAPOL1N, IND. mmldBm . ' "
FINE ARTS, ETC.
Pictures, Frames, MlrrwEW, EremkiBg; tfHgampn, AAomLiiDxisra-s, Artut Materials, Tassels, Cord, Plctmre If mila, Etc., j, . /. ^Wholesale and Retail ' AT H. LIBBER & CO.’S, 91 Iftortk TeamHylv amla Street.
*66n8, aq*N. etc.
WARREN TATE, Hanafactorer of Doors, Sash,Blinds, DotorautG frtwdto.tr Frflhmes. Brackets, BtoalrilmYs, Etc., £tc. Wholesale aad Retail Dealer la FLOOMNG. CEILING AND WEATHERGOARDING. Fleering Worked Lumber dressed red (awed to order. * Mo. 38 South Mow Jersey Street, amhMdSm* . INDIAN APOUd, HUMANA.
HORSE BHOCINC.
HITCHENS A DAWSON, lfto.4G East Msurlawd Street, ' Will devote their eatfre time-te HORSE SHOEING ONLY. TNAYWa HAD LQHG RXP1RIKNCK IN TUB ■jH'toplpene.wegaeranteaeetteftoUan. mch3d3m
AGRICULTURAL.
INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE J. GEORGE 8TI***, Whaleaale uud Retell Derter In .
pmirteR^fCNAL.
a.i. vAsrm.
BUBlf8. Jk YAWXEB, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office, 23 Wert 'Washington Street, _peblAd>m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
T. R. FALMML
MORRISON & PALMER, pa ■iiii ti'f-jljt.l fA Attorneys at Law, ■Vatolclbrt, diatom C«unty, mcMPdAwly INDIANA.
■f»*f ■ N ■»ra* J08RP1I B. M Di
OOtiALD. ▲DUISOJf JU KOfoCilX. DAVID 8HKKKS
McDonald, roacue a sbelks, Attorneys and CGonselors at Law,
Second Story, sEtna Building, t Eennny Irani a St., L" ! he and Supreme Co urls of India
•ndln the Federal Couru. »«,vI3-d A* tf
naunx n. say.
iOXATBAK W. OOUDOX WA1.TKU ISABCH
BAY, GORDON A NIAUCH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND . Will practice in tbe Federal and State Courts.
OGee, No
12 New A Talbott’s Building, South of
TR-dl
noOR-dly
J- W. BLAKE A TTO K \ Ii V AX I.AW. IlfOlAIfAPOUS, INDIANA. feblS d3m
FKfillOlS J. MA1TLBB. THOMAS B . WAED. MATTI.EK Jk IVAlCD, ATTORIVEY'S AT LAW T , LAFAYETTE, IND.
to, southeac
{ «n*5 ci3m
Office, over Hfai« A Bro. corner PnMtc gqirere.
DRYGOODS. 3ST E W S T O E. E _ JOHY FLRYAS A €«.,
Rave opened their TVEW
STORE,
Nto. 9H Erast Washington Street, f saUKSlMY, March 30, and respectfully invite the fl. atteutioa of the citiiea* of Indienspoli^ and the
- * • nn.mi.sn'su.svui'ai.-, uZtWOr, sJV'ACIJP, etc, etc. Hoop Skirts, newest style, Balmorsl Skir s, be »\ qumlity, and a full line of Lidies* Furnifibinic Ooeds, Staple Goods. Bleached an i Brown Dillliugs, Ti.-kin?-, •tc^ Cloths, Caielmeres aod Vestings, s lect-d with great care. Linen*. Table Ctoths Napkim, Towels, etc . and a frill line of Notions. Also, a complete a .onmet.t of Plain Good*. mch29 d3m
227 WM. M. CONNER, 227
MALCUJK
Dry Goods and Notions, HATS, CAPS, GlOVCS, ETC.,
Nto. wr East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
apr7 dSw
(Kast of Little’s Hotel )
THE CENTRAL POUYF
FOR
IDIRTZ* CxOOIDS.
W. SPOTTS & CO.
T>RQ leave to fn’ortn the public that they have con13 atautly on hand a fresh and large supply of Dry Goods, all of which they propose^to sell at prices to suit
the times. aprll d3m
w. spom * co.,
No. 13 West Washington street.
REAL ESTATE.
B. M SPICER & CO., Real Estate Agents
AND NOTARIES PUBLIC,
*434 West Washington Street, •ver Braden's Hook store.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
M. fit- ttRlFFITH, REAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. II Booth Meridian Street, adjoining Black ford Block. I M OD8R3 and Lota, Farm, and Western Land* bought JJL and aoM. Deed* aad Mortgages executed. Houses rented, and rent* collected. mcb5 d3m
FURNITURE.
E, E M O V -A. E.
MR. JN. 8. BAKER
H-n< continue m
moved from No. 90 North Delaware street, o. 40 Massachusetts avenue, where he will
manufacturing
Mattreumes, Cmshioas, I.oung^s, Aad ether Cphoiatery Good*. Ran siring of Furniture done with neainees and dtsPv^b mchtt d9m
FOR SALE.
Splendid Quarry FOR SALE.
rfYHK UNDKRSIGNSD OFFFRS AT PRIVATE SALE JL the Flneat Stone Quarry in Indiana, situated at IltoSya»Schte^ < iLi C i?S2d y,0n ““ LouUvi,, «» Kew Thla Quarry ha* toe-in operation for twelve years. The property offered consist* in pert of a Sfeem Haw Mill, with six gang* of saw*; Tenement House* for the workmen. Office, Stable#, Black smith Shop and Tools DerrickSjOxen, Wagon*, etc. In short, an ioexhanata-
erte prepart
take possession of a Quarry ii
orders now on bend to its full capacity.
The death of two of the original members of the Company makes it desirable to close up tbe business.
ble supply ef Stone, and everything in perfect working order to prepare it for the nutraet. Tbe purchaser* will take possession of a Quarry in full operation, and with
'den now on band to its full capacity.
The death of two of tbe original members of the Cominy make* It desirable to close up the business. For Information, apply to General John Love, Indllapolia. R. u. BIUDLH A CO.
aprlO <ttw
SITUATIONS.
City Intelligence Office.
Situations procured for Book-keepers. Situations procured for Clerks. Situates procured for Agents. Situations procured for Sert ants. Situation procured on Farms. ND for all kinds of labor. Vice versa, Merchant*, L Master Mechanics, General Agent., Landlord-', itekeeper* and Farmsr* can make selecrious from our many applicants at the City Intelligence Office, No. 33}£ North Illinois Street, roiin No. 9, second floor.
*pr4 dim
S. 8. MOORE. Proprietor.
ENCINCERS.
Nto. IS Bast Wa
CVamiiGEtM A BAILEl, Civil Engineers A-NTD SYJ JKVJbJYOHS, Mfo W Talbott A New’s Building, near > the Postoflice.
nlaasVatoM^mri
instruction
other Road* Tbe Survey of
Canal* In thl* and actyoialng mchto dim
the location and con*
~ e Su
. TBQffTBBBtn black aad colored ink, ef every coe- ‘ MT mhrnklm ohapo and also, and on any and ovary colMGd nmr. At the HERALD OFFICE.