Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1866 — Page 4
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WEI>NB9DAY MOHXINQ, APRIL 20. i "" S ' J Amnaementa thia ETanlaff* MKTaOPOUTA* ; tBBIflPM—*• Lotta —Lola Montez—Iraland Mlt Waa. jrjMMC'ffiSSL--4MiM u feovtai Panoraaia of th» ; yar*D. L. Ward, American Express messenger, has our thanks for late St. Louis pal»ers. IpT Captain Jacobs was yesterday bonded in the sum of $600 to keep the peace toward Thomas W. Harding. t3T Dnprey, the Lafayette eloper, was arrested at the Commercial Hotel Monday night, but was released again, and went his way, along with his deluded mistress. Ur “My Scrap Book ’’—that is to say John Sam’s scrap book, for May has been received. It is an improvement on the first number, and is for sale at nil the book stores and news stores. New Music.—We have received from the publisher, John Church, jun., of Cincinnati, two new pieces of musto entitled “ Guitarist’s Album” and “ Maiden's Blush.” For sale by > the publisher. Masonic Electic.—Mr. George Fleming, agent for Masonic emblems, etc., has furnished us with a copy of the Masonic Elsctic, a magazine which will commend itself to every brother of the mystic tie. Mg) » gli Mayok’s Court.—Andrew Jennison was lined for an assault and battery, and was sent to jail because he didn’t pay. Andrew McGee and William Miller were fined for intoxication. Cassn Manse paid $23 40 on account of tUtb. m [ ^ aST Wc are glad to learn that young Lilly MeDougal, who had suoh a fearful fall from a third story window at the residence #f Colonel . Palmer, last week, has so far recovered as to induce a good jiope for final and perfect recovery. ^ ^ ^ Appointments.—Isaac C. Price, ofSt. Joseph; Jasper M. Dressar, of Tippecanoe, and Joseph Trainer, of Lawrence, have been appointed notaries public. John Livingston, 12S Broadway, has been appointed commissioner of deeds for the Htateof Indiana. Panorama of the Bible.—This great work will be exhibited at Masonic Hall this afternoon for the benefit of children and ladies who tind it inconvenient to attend the night exhibitions. We advise all who have not seen it to attend this afternoon. Doors open at three o'clock. UjlT We have been shown a large map of * Marion county, published by C. O. Titus, which is the most accurate and complete thing of the kind we have yet seen. The map is prepared from actual and accurate surveys, and contains in addition a city map, with plats of the country villages, business directory, etc. Official.—A lieutenant from the rural districts was yesterday settling up his business at Major Reese’s office, when the latter told him be would have to sign certain papers officially before he could pay him. The lieutenant wrote his name on two parallel lines, following with the word “officially,” in bold, hut somewhat rugged chlrography. The major smiled audibly, and entered into a lucid explanation. * Burglary.—The office of Sinker’s tonudry was broken open Sunday nfght, and robbed of some trifling articles of little value. The burglars seem to have made frantic, but fruitless efforts to break open the safe, and rummaged around generally and promiscuously. A private watchman, temporarily employed during the sickness of the regular watchman, is supposed to have been chloroformed, or overcome with some other fluid, as he did not discover anything was “ going on.” The Pigeon Shooting.—There was a line attendance at the pigeon shooting match yesterday afternoon, though the sport was noth- ■ ing to brag of on account of the high wind which prevailed. The party enjoyed a fine trip up the river on the Governor Morton, and all seemed to enjoy themselves. On account of the unfavorable wind, the match was not completed, but was postponed UU next Friday afternoon. The following is • the score of twelve single birds each: Gorham 001011111001—7 Charles Warner 101010100011-6 Thomas Warner 000000000000—0
The Metropolitan.—There was a good hettse at the Metropolitan last night, to-wit-ness the “Female Detective,’’ followed by “ Family Jars.” “ The Female Detective ” presents many of the qualities which go to make up a popular play. It is improbable if .notImpossible, with a good deal of murder, ghost and promiscuous rascality in it “ Barry Malllson” is a diabolical scoundrel, and “ Florence Lanfcton ” is a young lady who goes about masquerading in impossible costumes, to find out things. She is, in fact, the female detective. Mrs. More, as “ Madame Bitzdof,” did some very good acting, and White was ressonably funny- The best thing that can be said about the “ Fetaale Detective ” is that It draws. * KF* We understand that it is not true that policeman Buser met with opposition on Monday evening, while attempting to arrest an Irishman for heating his wife. No event of that kind occurred, but, as stated to us, two green Irishmen, peddlers, had got into some altercation, and Buser attempted to arrest one of them for disturbing the peace. In doing to he beat one of the men severely over tbe head with his mace, when resistance was made, and Buser getting badly whipped, retired for aid. Alter being reinforced by several policemen, Buser returned to tbe scene of the eonfliet, but the green Irishmen had sense enough to get out qf the way. This is all of the affair, as represented to us, but which the poileemen endeavored to magnify into a very serious affray, commencing with the story of wife whipping when there wss no female in tbe case, and only two belligerents wbo appeared to Buser like a regiment of men. I tsr We had occasion to call at the operating rooms of Doctors Kirke A Smith, ocnlists and aurists, this morning, snd while th«e witnessed a very delicate operation on the eye. The patient was a young lady of this city who had a very bad squint or cross eye of the right eye, existing since infancy. The operation was made in a few seconds, and she left the chair with perfectly straight eyes, haviqg suffered but little pain. From the very sMaitiflc and successful manner la which the case was treated, we would recommend every man, woman and child, in this city, wbo is suffedng from this unsightly blemish, to avail themselves of the skill of tb<*u gentlemen, and have their eyes made straight. We learn that there la no intemiption to business from the operation. .See advertisement in another column. We hope tllrough the^exertions of Doctors K. & S. there will not be a single case of cross eye left to inar the beauty of the fair ones of our city. K3r Wc are happy in being able to state that the difficulty between Captain Jilts Sehenofsky and ourself has been amicably adjusted. The Captain withdraws the paragraph which wc construed to be personally offensive, and we withdraw the reply to It, of. fensive to the Captain. We deem it proper to state the affair originated in a misconception. The Captain wrote that he did not believe the first communication from a soldier of the Ninth regiment was written by an officer of r the regiment; whereas, we bad stated such to he the fast. The commuaisation in question was written by a “ non-commissioned officer,” and hence, in a military sense, the Captain was right, while In a civil, and editorial sense, we were right. In eonelnston, we will state that Captain Sehenofsky has proved himself a gallant soldier in active service, snd we believe him to be in honorable gentleman, who woqjd not, knowingly, misrepresent or falsify. The Captain loaves here In a fsw days, for Washington, where he will apply for a position la thi regular army. Being an educated soldier, and an efficient officer, we trust that 4 bis application may be successful, and that in the next war he may do efficient service.
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TION, 14*. Hon. John Caven, 32®, T.\ P.\
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Wednesday. April $5, at nine o’clock, a. m. Conferring of Ineffable Grades, from Secret Master (4®) to Elect of Nine (9®) inclusive. Wednesday afternoon, at two -o'clock. Investiture of candidates with Master Elect of Fifteen (10® ) to the Sublime and Mysterious ‘ inclusive.
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Wednesday evening, at seven o’clock. Conferring of the Degrees of Knight of the East, or Sword (10®) .and Prince of Jerusalem '' Annual Banquet will be spread precisely at
ten o’clock.
Indianapolis Chapter of Rose Croix De H-R-D-M. 18®. General John Love, M.'. W.\ and P.\ M.\ Thursday, April 26, at nine o’clock. A. M.. Conferring of the Solemn Grades of Knight of the East and West (17®) and Knight of tbe Eagle and Pelican (18 ®.) Indiana Consistory, S.\ P.\ R.\ S.\ 32 ®. Edwin A. Davis, esq., Sov.\ Gr.*. Com/. Thursday afternoon, at two o’clock. Investiture ot candidates with Grand Pontiff (19® ) to Elected Knight of Kadosh (80® ) inclusive. Thursday evening, at seven o’clock. Conferring tbe grades or Grand Inspector Inquisi-tor-Commander (81®) snd Sublime Prince of tbe Royal Secret (32 ®.) M. P. Sot. Grand Commander Killian H. Van Rensselaer, 88®, the chief officer of the Rite, and Soy. Grand Inspector-General Enoch T. Canon, 88®, deputy for Ohio and Indiana, with other Illustrious brethern, will be present snd assist in the work. All brethern possessing the Ineffable and Superior Grades of the Rite, are fraternally invited to honor us with their attendance. Those receiving these circulars will please extend our cordial invitation to their associates.
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nati and Louisville to Memphis, Vicksburg aND New Orleans.—A grand cxcur- )-
first annual festival of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Ute Masons, of the State of
Indiana, will beheld in tb* city to-day and Jsi^ *111 be made from Cincinnati and^oui^-to-morrow. The following Is the programme villd, by steamboat, to Now Ortaana. A splenof exercises: ' -- 1 *■“ - ^.
Adoniram grand Lodge or Pkrfec-
LOCAL ITEMS.
dome Ernst.—The senior partner of the Winter House has gone to purchare goods. Look out for big things on Thursday/- 25-2 A CmrM.—Editor of the Herald: The author of the article in tbe Journal yesterday morning, in regard to my affair with T. W. Harding, knows nothing of the cause, and therefore had no right to attack me in the manner he did, and as for his statement in regard to me, I pronounce the writer a low blackguard, liar and coward, and if be will make himself acquainted with me I will serve him with a bettor dose of cow oil than I did Harding. Valentine Jacobs. Oremaffilmen—Just received, a fine lot of magnilioent patters, at the German Dry Goods store. They are now on free exhibition. 25-2
Mew Ooeffin! New deeds!—It is a fact worth knowing that the City Dry Goods Store have .a new and elegant stock Just received. Their goods have been bought at UW* panic prices, and they now otler tbe public such inducements as have not been offered in Indianapolis this season. Call and examine goods, and satisfy yourselves. Invitation free to all. Prlata. Ginghams, Dress Trimmiugs, Laces, Ribbons, Braids, Buttons, late and beautiful styles, at the'City Dry Goods*Store, No. 37 East Washington streets. Douaeatic daada of every description, cheap, at tbe German Dry Goods store, 25-2 ■-adlctt Foad •f Carioalty will please call and examine n«Tr stylet of goods at the City Dry Goods Store, No. 87 East Washington street.
HilkM. -A splendid assortment of Silk Goods Just received at the City Dry Uooc’s Store, No. 37 East Washington street. ibrewa doode.—A splendid stock, just received—l>ought at panic prices for cash, and will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, at the German Dry Goods store. ‘4j-2 €ity Dry daada Stare, C. Wittenberg, proprietor, has just received a large and complete stock, embracing everything to be found in a first class establishment. I.ladles' dlares. Hosiery, ami all styles of White Goods, at the City Dry Goods Store, No. 37 East Washington street. Silk Basques—Magnificently trimmed, at the German Dry Goods store,Nos. 45 and 47 East Washington street. 2.V2 Merchant Tailartng. W> call attention to Henry Lipp’s card, in new advertisements. Would recommend the pnblic to give him a call before leaving their orders elsewhere. *t Soanethiaff Hew and Very Mice. That beautiful design of an elephant’s head for a Gas Bracket at Doan A Korney’s, No. 70 North Illinois street. We recommend everybody to caH and see it. At the same time, if you have any thing in the line of Steam Pipe and Gas Fitting, do not forget to leave your orders. # ‘ , 25-4 Clacks, Watches aad Acwalry. Mr. Andrew Oehler is located at No. 20 South Delaware street, with a fine stock of everything in his line. Mr. Oehler pays particular attention to cleaning and repairing, and with the long experience he has had In the business the public can depend on goad work. See card in new advertisements. f We have* In order to satisfy the frequent calls for Jeans, purchased one piece of tbe fashionable wood color, which wc will make up in our superior style la suits or paifts. Call and get a stylish suit st small cost. We are in receipt, also, of a fresh stock of French and English Suitings of very desirable
style, at reduced rates. Trjut A Claflin,
35-4 80 North Pennsylvania street. WUllaery, Clnalc aad Brcan Mak-tAG-—We invite special attention to Mrs. E. L. Richmond.ACo.te card that appears in our new advertisements this morning. Mrs. Richmond is now In Cincinnati making purchases of sn extensive stock of fine goods. We recommend the ladies of Indianapolis to bo quiet for once, for a few days, aad then call and examino the splendid display exposed at No. 8
North Pennsylvania street.
TraTwlltef Drews Ctowdau—A fine lot of all styles of goods for traveling dresses and suits, at the Quaker Dry Goods store, No. 68 East Washington street. 25-3 A ftpleudld assortment bf Gravestones and Monuments at Seybold’s, No. 64 East Market street, opposite the postoffice, a few doors east of Roberts Chapel. Now is the time. . 25-6 „ ‘ Hot Mmh.—Reseensber thee Quaker Dry Goods store, No. 68 East Washington street, is the place to buy sun umbrellas and parasols.
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A Dllcmumm.—Perhaps there is nothing so difficult to determine as the gift oae friend should make to another at this season of kind remembrances. After thinking over the whole list of presentable articles, ten chances to one a handsome book is decided upon. There is something in such a gift that betokens refinement, while it shows our friends are not forgotten, It does not gratify their vanity in the same measure that artMee of deem de. Tbe next question is jrhere shall the book be purchased at. Ifyou would get the best assortment and a handsome present besides, go to
66 North Ulinois street,
Piece Heed*.—Spring and Summer goods for men aad boys’ wear—a full snd fine stock at tbe Quaker Dry Goods store, No. 68 East Washington street. 25-3 FadklemaMe Tmller.—Prof. Lenox can be found at hie uew.and elegant Moms, No. 83 South Illinois street, with as fine a stock of Spring Goods as there is in the city, w b iuh he is prepared to make op to order after thu last fashion. We recommend the Professor to all as a gentleman of taste and good judgment, and with hta long experience in Merchant Tailoring, fully able to compete with any tailor in tbe WwA
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Bereknnt Trnllwm. to gtt a good fitting coat, vest, or peats, don 1 forget to call •• Conklin A Kenney, No. 6ft North Illinois street. Gents’ faraishhif goods constantly on hand. 25-8
did boat will be provided; murte, add tvesything requisite for the comfort and convenience of the excursionist will be prepared. The boat will leave Cincinnati on. the 17th day of May, and Louisville on tbe 18th. stopping at Island No. 16, New: kadlfti, IBckmff,. Columbus, Fort Randolpb, Memphis, yUkm burg, Natchez, Betofjjtofge, and all other points of note am] interest.on the Mississippi. The beat will carry no freight, except in bal-
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apartments* The round trip wjll be made in twenty days. This is a rare* opportunity; for , those who desire to see the Father of Waters
gounvexed totheGulf. r Railroads will carry excnrtionists to Cincinnati and Louisville at half fore. Tickets for the round trip, $65, hieitidlf g meals, ecr.* For sale at Cincinnati by # G» James and S. Wise, No. 11 Public Lauding; at Louisvillg by Cropper, Patton A Co.; at ludiaoapoHf by Bowen, Stewart A Co., W. P. Bingham A Co., and J. A. Butterfield A Co. The number of tickets are limited. Procure them ten days in advance. 25-6 D. Dmmca.il A Co., 42 Louisiana street, has now on hand and ior sale 1,000 bushels Potatoes, nicest in the market; also, a Uhe lot of Flour, Vinegar, Lemons, Maple Sugar, and Brooms. Consignments solicited. 24-3 D. Duncan A Co. Bemmtiiml Swlns I-awma, full dress patterns, only $5 50, at tbe Ladles’ Emporium. 24-0 • Superior Qlovea, all colors, qualities and prices, at the Ladies’ Emporium, 28 East Washington street. 24-5 Extras flme l.mee *'wlftRrn at the Ladies’ Emporium. 24-5 Mew Oeeffin receiving daily at the Ladies' Emporium, which will be sold very low.
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Hmauea'a I.lffhtmlmg; Rod.—” The open flanges, running spirally the whole length of the red enables the fluid to freely traverse both surface*, and at the same time pursue tbe spiral course natural to its movements.”—Professor Buckman. See advertisement In another column. 24-0
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Embroidered Hmmdlcerehlefk, very fine, at the Ladies’ Emporium, 28 Bast Washington street. * - 24-5
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Indianapolis, April 23,1806. Lewis, . Agent Great Western
Mr. T. A. Dispatch:
SIR-We take pleasure in stating that our goods by your line, have been, and are now, coming through from New York in unprecedentedly quick time, (foods bought in New York on last Thursday were received before noon to-day. Murphy, Kennedy a Co., Wholesale Dry Goods. Landers, Takkinoton A Patti sox. The goods above referred to arrived here Sunday noon, ^22d> and had not the day of arrival been Sunday, would have been delivered in less than three days from date of pur-
chase.
Rates by the Great We-tern Dispatch are st all times as low as by any other line. Mo extra charge for speed'. 24-2 T. A. Lew 18, Agent. teerv U-emble Primtst 16 cent* per yard, at the Ladies’ Emporium, 28 East Washington street. 34-5 Miffitrt Ismmeh.—Johnson Corn an, proprietor of the'Dew Drop Saloon, on Wall street, between Washington and Pearl, has established a ten o’clock lunch, to which the hungry and the thirsty are directed. Do drop in at tbe Dew Drop and take a little mountain dew with your turtle soup. 23-6 A l-ot of spring and summer boots, shoes, gaiters,etc., ju»t received at Iredell’s, No. 64 North IHirtois street. * ' 28-8 TheIstergpa— and best awortiuent of fine and cheap boots, sboes, gaiters, slippers, buakins, etc„ in the city in at Iredell's, No. 54 North Illinois street. 23-3 J oaf yM D'Cemstor, South Illinois street, is the sole agent for Sands’ Cream and Stock Ale*, and Bennett, Pieters A Co.’s Red Jacket Bitters. Ice Boxes, from two to six barrels in capacity, ftirnished In any desired quantities, 1 * and at less than half tbe prices for which they may lie obtained in Cincinnati. Give him a call. 23-6 Mold I era aadOHcem mt fimdlauua regiment* wbo have not received their full pay, or, from any causa, have not been mustered out, will call at J, W. Blake A Co.’s War Claim Agency, No. 45 i I*W-WMhington street, or correspond by mail. 26-12eod 7A Bftaeffi Plffii U—at, alive, freah dressed, and stall fed; also, chickens and clean groceries, cheap as tbe cheapest in the west, at H. M. Socwell’s new grocery stand, No- 250 East Washington street. 10-5
All ftlffht ■.tmaebu—Hereafter tbe No. 1 Saloon, East Pearl street, will run all night, with an all night inneh. The proprietor, Sam. Dinnin, has fitted up the establishment in fine style, with a reading roam attached, where papers from all sections of the country can Le found. Public patronage la solicited. 19-5 Iwapwrtmatt* the AffiUcteffi—Your attention Is respectfully invited to tbe Important advice contained In the advertisement of Dr. Farnsworth, on the first page. 19-6 Fnnamle Amterlcsam Fills.—See Dr. Dacier’s advertisement in another column. apr!7-ly €~" ■ v New tJooda.—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 he will make Op |to order at prices as low as can be obtained at any similar establishment in the city. Give him a call. 13-tf Mm. Wta«l«w*n Myrtle Pills, tor females, are the only reliable female pill in the market. They are mild, and no bad effect arises from their use. Pay two dollars for a good artlcjg, rather than one dollar tor a poor one. Mrs. Winslow’s PJtls are rapertor to ail others. Price, $2 per box, or three boxes for $5. Ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Mystic Pills— take none other. • /, > W. I. Haskit A Co. t Agents. Browning A 8loan. Agents.
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B nnpweffi.—City Bath House—No. 16 Wert Pearl rtreet; entrance through barbershop. Hot and Cold Baths in good worm rooms. nB4f
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refused to tell who he was. and who waa not known to any one, called on the collector of tbe port and informed that functionary that other sins, he had smuggled liquor, and that at that hour his eon science pricked him for it, and he desired to . make restitution. H« exacted a promise that it should be done, and the amt desired to fulfill It, provided no questions were ashed. After some consultation, the collector Informed him that he would receive the duty—which amounted to some-
—j m usvruw-j TV CKO UttllUvU jv^jjdu.c ^z.'taa - w««.u.i r „ The London, England, Times, in commenting upon the Irish grivances, says: Lord Grey has no difficulty in proving that whie$ nobody lpp**vini-^ha| the present church of Ireland is a scandal in the eves of flirted. What be fails to prove is, that this chnreh ia felt by Ireland to he a real and tanglble grievance, or that its abolition would
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Business, VisiUng and Fancy Colored Cards ta every var tleiy, gt unusually low pries* {or th***p*r time*.
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BILE BEAM Of varieas (Use, neatly printed ea nicety raM paper, aad at tbe very lawon Uviag rates.
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Our Beok Roe* Is well stacked with aew type, and we keep on band na eatearive week of Seek Paper, which to parcknsed nt tbe very lowest wholeeele prteee. Coon try pobltobers would do well to send In their paaphiet wofk. m ear (acttfUeewlU enable aatode Urt such raWeSS will allew them a mreaeblr pnit. W* ebtil make this branch of oar bwnenm a speciality, sad pars*** leaving as tbsir erdere e*a tops ad apes a aaat, cDaa
We b*vecoaa*ctodwitbuur*afkil«eweal,*to pro**** la tea Slaw, which aasbla ar to tarn o» a, nakaiUad ■ynbar of iHpwMonsftar day, tad which(fM at grpst •ovantagas ever ether establishws»u. . f- * * / j| /
tStei-eotyping forfubUsbars, prvniptly altaatsd t*.
in7*Fer*ons la want of any description *f prlaUag, kew a label to s maatwoth poster, thunkl not Dll to call at tb* Herald dob Rooms.
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vaeffidM - . ^ RAILRO^I. Mrtl—n—H ssmdi €7niwfiWffinvU|e '>» msuemx - sit * ^ ■amirrmasi. Three'Trains leave Evansville doily. Freight Agent, KvsnevUle. ruk/iIMnf lmdkmmsa|M>IIa mm* EtaMiamadl Ball-
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JtiffilMniMavrllle BallMH d. Three Faae«pger IkalM leave ladkaapeUa deny. _^ore*-D. Rtckstta, Preeideat; Horace Scott, 8apsrieuntont; Jssmm^rrtor, Oeawal Ticket Agaw; " aaM> Care*, General Freight Ageat, Jsffsrsooville TaomaeCam/QaatTal AgwtJtoteSapiaa* ' Isafiteyrtto aad lajjaaapwBn BaUe —# / Throe PaeeepgarTrpla* laava larllpa*potto dally. Civana WHBam ». Reyaold*. pterideat; J. M. Eer-
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Auction Sales
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No. 22 West Washington Street, indimmivolisi, Indiana.
At new stone front bnilding. Noe. 7 and S Bast Washington street, between GI: un’s Block aad JUsldianstreet, aftmr April lei. febWdam
a. a. hats. a. wsoavKL. s. CAncsiTBata. a tosurtnAif 3 HATCH, B€Mft*.lfTHAI. Ac €70., . Manafactaren aad Wholesale Dealers in Clftthiag A Cfeit’s FanisUir Q*§4s. Mo 64 Sorth Meridian etipet, Indianapolis, Indiana, and 149 Chambers, and 131 heads street, New York. feb8 d3m an-npad*. > i.ls.eaasaa. blatib desssb. DEMMAR, BRO. A CO., M arm fact a re rs and Wholesale Dealers la ClotliiBg ABd Piece CrffiodN, Vo. 60 Schnsll’s Hock, South Meridian street, IndianagaB^Indlana, and 6 Colley Place, Veyr Tart City.
J. A. CBOSSLASD.
OOUQLAffl MAOUUUI. J M. CALDWELL.
f C. BAMVA.
JOB* PEABODY. C. ■. OUTniCGI. JOHN FEABODV A CO.. {’IWi - iMpiaMte IB Wkelaaale Dealers la
SptrkUBgCftUwkft Ami Cktapa^ift
Ceraer Meridian and Marylan 1 Stieets, H. f AIsc,■ ■ ndik kllilftcf IriptovSS ri
1MD1AM APOUB, INDIANA.
fcbSdSm
l if € 9 »
i. w. BOaXAMD.
NOIUND, asiERMEYER * O)., Whoiemle Grocers, avd Commission Merchants, 76 East Washington Street. MMOdSm INMAN APOUS, INDIANA.
_ HATS. CAPS. ETC. O A BOHALMM. y ^ a. ALTKT. DO.WAI.DHOW * AJLYBVs Jobbers of Hats, Capa, Fan, Btnw Goods, V'toahrellne mmtt Pmrmapla, He. 94 Reath Meridian St .Schnnll’s Hock, Indianapolis
xx.
Whelearte aad BeUil Dealer la Hats, Cape, Purs k Straw (roods
No. 16 Bust Washington Street. _-wch3d3m I.VDitNAPOLIS. ININ
±BOOTS and shoes.
WHOLRSALR
BOOTS AMD SBOBS,
Imftimmmpmlim ImdLmmm.
fehtedam
9«
a aroBB. €MU
Whotesal* Dealers In , BOOTS AND SHOBS, No M Soatk Msridlaa street, SchaaU’s Ulock, Imrtiramopoliw, fiaffi. MS dim BUBTONI A ftWAVlM, W’hotssals Dealers in 13 (fo t to and Slio€3w 9 Me. Ml JMaU Me^dton Straet, Ibbffasm ■mrilssmsspwlta.
w CMAMtsflffi CUsAfiTIKB. Oommiasion Merchant, Dealer la Ttoav.Qrnla, Hay^and TVodiue gruerally, ami ftannfhe Mo. 146 South Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, lad PsrtMar attoaflew riven nrthe sole tod pnrchaae of Ftoar, Orain an 1 Froditce. tebU d3m AfiMftfo F. BKWBHMK # - J OKNlfttAL * OOMMZSSZOir MERCHANTS ' Amffi Brnslera Ta FpoAhtce, 43 South Delaware Street, Mdd»m A HAPOAlt, INDIANA IffiM A EE, WlfiaffiBN, COMMISSION MERCHANT ,lL- - 4^ WW^- Mafof in o Flwmr mmdt mil kfiaffia •rFemffi, Nos. 12 and M South Pennsylvania Street, (Few dears bslow fbsryc A Matcher’s Beak.) febt d3m «. «. H OR. .Tt A Produce Commission Merchant V°- • •steeiHaa** BnOdiag, Watotogtos Ptmet, ■mdlmmmpolla, lad. ^Coulpweats ot aft Mkd*. fre4ao« .and ProvDIone
LIQUORS.
__ •Ilsiptoyedmda or Mineral Water, Mo. ST Wert Pearl rtreet, ladtaaapolD.
j^POrder. from the coostry promptly attended to
Ck BRIWBMEYEB, Importer and Wkeleaale Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Pam Boarbeo, Old Rf. Whlrty. par. Na. 8ffi Wart Wanfclagdna tetrad, febl4 d3m Under Motropolit in Bsll, IndiannpolK
CONFECTIONERY.
DA«CiE'l”r A €’O., Manuf ctnrereof CONFECTIONERY, j .« i t And Vhoteaete Dealer* te .. „ TUS, FIRE WORKS,’ EMITS, NUTS, ETC. ETC. 33 Booth Meridian street, Indianapolis, Indian*. f*bP d3m i <
OIL.
j. a. evaa*.
i. r. avaer. o. r. kvass. w. a. avaas. I. F. EYAlftfl A CO.,
ManntecUrexa of
LUVSEJEI> OIL,, 134 South Delaware Street, ladl—opolU, Indiana, . will pay the htoben market price far X, -A- X SfcEID.
lebM dim .
to».rt ■ taanrin u.ujoaoaa. ' XAS. ft. NLAVfiHXEH A CO., ftokasrrt AgmMafer PITAOIEUM, CAABON & MACHINE OILS rt#. 4 Lmaftntama Street, hum43m ’ INDIANAPOLIS, IND
PIANOS. , WIIA.ABD A NTrOWKIA^ {) DEALRRdIN PIANO FORTES,ORGANS -A. ism TvmLoiDBoiNra. Gran I Planar, Sqanre Pianos, Upright Pianos, Cottage Ptenoa, Whoiemle and Retail, htodftn No.4Bate* How Mock. Ipdlanapoila.
Rtrtiteft fitatflromd. Three Passenger Trains leave IndlsaapoUs dally, ——m f .' r.*" •< . \ • . a b Imffilmmrapotl^ FeCT, €7kftc a«< Three Passenger Trains leave tadlisapilto dnOy. T Ptoto—Ry.PusMMflftH lkaariktsadent.
express companies.
India
OHee—No. 13 Rest Wnahtagten rtreet.
c, “ ,DnU,:J ' hu H
Ankerlcaok Myp Tirtyi ISdNaWiKMfce-VmaE Bart Washington rtreet. fl.w.agMl22S5r , ^ I,>d ‘“* ,K>U,; J - Butt * r ^ .‘,1 Ji r : .tv- j *.• jmSfjfagW **m*m Vmmgmmy. ladianspolli OOeo-No. 34 last Washington rtreet. J* Bottsrflsld. Agsntp lodtssspoMSe
TELECNAPH COMPANIES.
Wcrterm Umlom
Telef^mph CoMk>
^v.
Uo ** HerMian and
WWWty. Mtongwr
VmltoA Staten'1'elecrmpli Compamy ®°- U *° rtk Pennsylvania street. * MsdmrnTiuSiSt! 1 ** .«* *•
“ INSURANCE ^ A First Glass Institution.
WKBR, FATTMOW Jk CO., •C'- JOEMRSOF Dry Goods and Notions, Mm 3 AlvonfsBIaek, Booth Rerldton Mrvdk fetotem I *‘ 1 '
ourBSToosnv. a. a. VOCBBVt B
Dry Goods aad Notions. f He. EjOhritdWwM, ftihte Meridttri rtreet, Imdinmapolla, fimd.
raaaa Laaaaaa. w. o. raaaiaoroa. o. a. rarnaoa. , t f?W Dry faoodri aud Noti«B«, Ho. 58 tooth MeridUa rtreet, Bch'irall’s Block, ■mdlmmmpella, lad. , fehBdBm . airN r. tf" 1- 7# . - -wF FSEa C O r% D L 1 1 T A' A0., Wkolasale DealersInFqreign and Domestic Dry Godd^ Fancy Goods, Re. 4 Alvord*. Block, South Meridian street, fctotem , JLNUI-fhJV-AFOLIS. —:-2: 1 *4 MlTBFHl , KELTOEIVY & CO., ... Wheieeete Dealer* dm Fftfefgft ftftfi ‘ Domestic Dry Ooftds, A.NI> JNOXIONH. Wo. 41 and 44 Bart Waririagton street, foMdSm IHDI ANA POLLS, INDIANA.
C ARfcra.E-re. CAJaFETO- , Jk4 f 3a h^° M«©ft-ft iLrter. Ut TltT, ABAIH99 *. €70., Wholesale Dealers, Corprte, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, Wall gaper, Etc., 26 anil 28 Went Washingtontitreet, ' ■ frtod3m ,, , , > ... IVSIAltePdUB. IND. Wholesale and BeUIL Dealers in Oaipete, W a ll Faper^ Oil Cloths, Matting*, Window Shaiea, ate..
*
STATIONERY. ETC.
PffirftOBs, Hfeacauley tc Ca.,
Wholesale Dealers in
SCHOOL HOOKS, Envelope, Btrttooery, Blank Book and Paper, Book
- Pakhtoerv end Binder*,
Xo. 13 Wert Moiylond Street, : * febtdSm INDUNAPOUS, INDUNA.
BBWBIft, 0TBWABT * <MK, Wholesale Dealers in SchoolBooka, Paper, Envelopes JftJCD BXAftTIONaBft.’yi 1 Ho. 18 Wert WBBhington Street, C1 . fehe;d3m INIHAVAPOUF, IVStARA.
, ^QUEENS WARE. WH0UB8ALE aUEENSWARE CHINA AND OLAftHWAftta, E. A. WOODBRIDGE, 16 Wf*t Washington Street, febl4 d3m INDIANAPOLIB, INDIANA, nr. wear. uao. a. wssi. Mast.rioasis. IrL. r. WEST <Sc CO., Importer* and Who eMle Dealer* In fMM, Was«^ Svcdsware, iatlery, And Plated Good*, *7 East Washington St., Indianapolis, hid.
tRON,
STEEL, ETC. W. J. BaOJUBAV dt CO., Dealer* in Iran, Steel, Springe, Axles, Nats, Bolts, Blacksmiths’ Tool*. Hah*. Felloes, Beoke*. Carriage Trimming*, etc., etc. No. Sft south MeridUa Street. «*»>»> INDtANAPOUS, INDIANA.
JEWELRY, ETC. MrtUBNB a Bnatto< Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu American and Swiss Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, HeteFaaaJtivai nte romui * Chain*, etc. Agnate for American Watches. feb 0 d3m
CfloOCKS, ETC. «Ow Jfc ? O, KI>E]V, Importers, Wholeeale aad Retail Dealers tn CtsOCU*, RKCrUl*ATORS, And Looking Glasses, Eden’s Block, No. 79 East Market Street, ftMAdfei INDIAN APOUS, IND.
MUSIC. J. A. BITTTEKFIF.Llh * CO. Wkotrtale MUSIC lyEAXdERS, 75 East Market Street, i iw sri r a. n a-f o r.rs.
Well Kefl FarniUire ft! AbcUob. "'filfi/K wUI teH, on Thursday uuniaff. Atrll 21, at T T alne o’clock, at raaldance corner of Alabama and Soutn rtreet*, (Ho. IW,) a Urge stock of well kept F-r-ul nie nod HooeehoM Hoods, comprUioR Hair Cloth Sofas, Chairs, Rockers and Loongea, geod twe and three ply CarprU, Parlor Table, Bnreaaa, Bedsteads, Leungee, Maltramea. Hot Rnek.Rxwnaioa Table, Chain, Moefcera, Cook and Heating Btdvet. What Veto, fine Wash Stand*, Ice Cheat, ga e, Ba'h Tub, Limps, Stand*, Crockery, qaeenaware, etc . etc. A too, one (plendid Devon Cow with y.uug calf, and one family Horae, Buggy and Harneea. apriT dly
DRY GOODS.
GOOD NEWS.
wwru ARE HAPFT T.) ANNOUNCE TO OUR yV cart omen and the puMk geuer* ly that we *:e now prepared to offer them out; of the
Largest, Best Srleetffi, Cheapest
Aud most attractive .tick, of
DIR/ir vO-OOIDS
Ever brought to ltuli:ttri|>oli»
Amusements.
Metropolitan Theater. Corner of Washington and Tennessee streets
At itnme’er,.
..A. mr. W. II. Klley.
CHANGE OT T1MK; Doer* open at 1% o’clock. Overture begins at 8 o’elo k i reclcely.
Wedaftfitfay Kreiiftp, April 25. IrtMt iftlffiht but Three of’ MISS LOTT A. Em tire (’haage or PerAtruiamce.
MUs LOTf A la two new new
Chtractef*. oew Sours, and Dane**.
The Celebrated Extravaganza, LOLA. MONTEZ. CATHARINE, (with fancy dance.) Jllss L0TTA Overture Orchestra. IRELANDAS IT WAS.
Judy O’Trot
MUa Lutta
PANORAMA. The Great Historical Paintings J. WILValARS’ GRAND MOVING Panorama of Ihe Bible,
Onr parchaam have been mad a during the re.ent panic, and »» are no* offering our cuttom.,r< tha ben- j eflt of the very low flgarei at whl h wa bought. IVe Invl a particular attentton to our stock <1
Silks and Dress Goods.
lalktoDapirtmeot w* have a rtoak uarlra'eJ for U* beauty tod eheapaam, and daltn to prevent unparalleled attrac lou iu variety, style and price*, lu
lAomestio Cm oocl«
'ritla (Friday) rftlg:ht, April And continue for * few day* only.
xiO,
f I THIS Is the largert and finest Paiuticg o’ tbj Sacred J. Scriptureain tka woild.coveriog leaily 4,oOjiqtur j yard, of canvas. Kxhibllknr each evening at qiarter lo eight o'clock. Tt< ket* 35 cent*. Children under ten yetra old, -dJ
We have e meat eenapiete Mock, whk-b «e are selling ,nlc price,
low ~
t panic price.
Now is the time to buy y< in
Prlmte, Ulm^bauuN. Blraohrd amd Hrowm Mwuiims* f.lmrmummd If olive Furmirthime €Jood>*.
Ing ibue Goods as low at retailed by any reapacteble house la <h statement we deem sufficient without
’prices. Otw
bey are being Heat, which publishing our
Wednesday and Sat u-da
Tickets 25 cents.
MAXXKTEES
•Itei
urdey ifternoon, at three o'clock. Ch’ld on lo cents aor‘,9 drf
NOTICE. Street Car Advertising;. BNOK outside Daily Advertisement Caids. Auctiu-. R’ Sales, Closing Ont Sales, or Public Performaocea, •pply to K. K KLhTChE K. No 1 A1 void’s Block. feb26 d3m Or Street Railway OUlce, lll.nolsstreet.
C A
CARPETS. R P E T S
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Is well Mot ked with new and cb;ap Goods of all atoea and qualities.
O Xa O V E S
la Kit. Silk and LiaJh. iu tndleaa variety.
TRIMMINGS, REAL LACES,
AND EMBKOIDKRIKS.
The targeat and ckaapaat stock in tha West.
Cloaks, Shawls, Lace Mantles,
Aad 9411 It Wi
rmtsv
The nswArit ftttleftcoo«taoUjr on bADd, or msds to order.
Our atock U large, UtracUve and ckaap. We ask an erawlanio*, aad promise to all, jrhether purchasers or not, polite and careful attention at
Na 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall.
JOWES, BESS A DAVIS, aprlfi dfeMoJlrtp *
REAL BARGAINS
IN CARPETS'
Wa have reduced the price of our Carpet*
20 Jr*ER. OEINUV
To meet the decliue in gold and the expectations the people.
_ LECAL TENDER.
The Celebrated Pacing Stallion,
LEGAL TENDER,
ensuing season nt tha Union Agrleronnto, Edinburg, Indiana, and
LL stand the
ctllnrai Fair let ta scran far 93S to lasare a mare with foal— tomans Item a diataoee to pay before their meree are token May. Good pastor* for mare* from a dtoiance caabehedat raaaaaakli me*. AM ears wRI he taken
the Rm of Jaty
•eddanta, but no raspoortbllity should any imlj, 1086. L. J. HstCKNBT, Keeper,
Bdtbbvrg, IndiAot.
X. M. JaiSKiTHAM dt oo^T Wholesale Masie Dealers, Bate* House Corner, Indianapolis. Uanatoam Blilmnn A Bvno, Kaab* * Co . and SSUT* og-j-.
HARDWARE, ETC.
foRrtA. TROMAt V. KtMiLc. rads a. HOU, KM8U A AKKMN. TViftlfirT. 18 Foreign & Domestic Hardware “’“-“■’BOBS** CTCmJElR'Sr 123 South Muridlan Street, fablO d3m 1ND1ANAPOUR, INDIANA.
ft. 8. DOUBT. JA8. T. LAYMAN. BOBSKY dt LAYMAIV, . i kaportera of and Danlera la Hardware, Otttlezy, Etc. *A Bant Wonhlmytom Stroet, f*bl4 dffm INSUNAMUB, IND.
NOTIONS.
aaaaua nan*. wzluaic ■atrmaaa. CMABUEB MATES * CO., Wbolesais Dealers ta a Tftys, Sotlftifi aa4 Faacy Lftft4s, No. 29 Wert Washington Street, felOtOm IHDIAHAPOLIS, WD.
MILLINERY GOODS.
"jr. %. COFE1.A1VB,
’ Wholesale Dealer in
Straw and MilMnery Goods, 15 South Meridian St, Indianapolis, Ind. • H. Bj—Allerdera promptly Iltot. < - IhMDdffm
STILES, rtTOLET A MeCKEA, HATS,- HAfr^HHiLINERY,
«*raw areri Fmmcy €4mo«ln. No. 131 South Meridian Street,
mchSSdtf IND1ANAPOL18, INDIANA.
AGENCY.
U. S. PATENT AGENT,
Bemprlpti— amri Fvdlgrree. UGAl, TBNDERIsa beautiful black, fifteen kands tot a half high, tight years old thto spring. In form, rtyle, action and energy, he has no superior. Ufa! Legal Tender's dam was by. Mohawk. WILLIAM M. PRICHARD, manMdSm* Franklin Indiana.
SASH, BLINDS, ETC S TkfAJHOIV * Sash, Blind and Door Factory, REACHETW A FFI.TOW, Agemts, Bmt. lHlteteisaari Trwr—1> ■trreto, Stotk of Osgood ft Smith's Last Factory, near the ' ■ Railing Mil, manufacturers gf SASH, DOORS, BUNDS, WINDOW FRAMES, ETC., And gewaral Job Work, Stair Building, ate YAfft Mtetirnrei hrt the beat workmam and use WW nrtldag but the beat material. W.rk dene as tewajatnnypUcelnthecitywhatottisdoneweU. OnUr. left with Dr. Boyd will be proapUy attended mwoidai
__ BED BOTTOM. MOTTlATOlsr’S
SPRING BED BOTTOM.
Bromiley's Patent, September 26,1864.
Hnanfactnred and sold by CABINET MAKERS’ UNION, ■ ' •‘L "ff »t - : No. IDS East Washington Street, opposite the Court House. ext 1 iri 5rii HONG the many Patent Bed Bottoms, some are L g ood and aome are of n* nceeuit MOULTON’S UNG BED BOTTOM is ackoewledged by all to b# >u••rier t* any now before tbe public, having token tha ZX ruumita over all others wherever exhibited In Th« Cabinet Makers’ Union having secured the right et the il«4» *f Indiana far the above Bed Rot tom, are amr prepared t* furnish the public at wholesale er to«U mckftfdffm
PLOWS.
CHEAJP PLOWS. fMNBK ohespert and best Flow* to h* tend In the JL market e*n hehad at my ell rthafl,Mh. Mtlart Wmhtoya to»r lArtle*. “ohagiTm ». J. Rapp
J^U, Unde of Job Work dees to toe bm agtert^tha
Tap Brussels $1 75. 3-Ply* $9 OO. fix. Super. Ingrains $ I HO. Super. Ingrains 81 75. All Wool Ingrains $1 OO Cotton Chain Ingrains 50c to 75c. Rag Carpets 75c. Hemp Carpets 40c. At these prices wa can show a good Hue of goods
W* have also red need the pr .ee on
WALL PAPER,
Atari mil other tJoodw 1m our line.
THE TRADE PALACE
FOR
HUMS, ADAMS & CO. M ftftt 28 WeSI Waskiftfftoft St. rtfhto dim
REMOVAL.
MERRILL & CO.’S
BOOK STORE
REM O VEX>
2STO. 5,
EAST WANIH.Wl'O!* s'lWKsrr.. mart dim
FOR RENT.
Jpuft HRHT—A Fsra^of riahty^acres, six miles-
RXftSBdtf
a C. WNBICK.
No. 17 Wert Washington rtreet.
Room No. 1, ap rtairt.