Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1866 — Page 4
DAILY HERALD.
AFBIL 20.
TUVKSDAY MORNINO.ir C IT Y W E ^ Aimmcmenta tl*l> Evening. MKTaOPOlilAM niEA-XM-MiM Ix>tU-Andy B'«ke—Irbh Auaruicr. MAIOJnC nALt“Or»nd Movtftf P»nf)‘rmn ef 1b«
Bible.
^ — -7 • ' • ” ' jpa* The cold raiiitt and winds of the pest few days have given vegetation and garden “ sass ” a hack set. JGFMVe notice that the filth and litter is being taken away from the state House yard, to give the grass a show. £3" There will he a meeting of the Marion County Soldiers’ Association at the court house, next Saturday night. A full attendanee i« expected. Public Speaking.—Honorable Joseph E. McDonald will address the Young Men’s Democratic Club, at Military Hall, ncx Saturday night, on the issues of the day. Hemp.—The Lafayette Courier has an able article on the cultivation of hemp, M'e should think Lingle would find that a delicate subject upon which to write a leader, if he ever looks ahead. fed?* Mrs. A. Thompson, proprietress of that popular and exceedingly well furnished news depot on Pennsylvania street, has placed us under additional obligation for Beadle's Monthly, and tho Book of Fun. Police Court.—The records of the police court didn't amount to any cotrtiderabTc sum yesterday, amounting to but four drunks. A. l.ong, Alexander TVoodsidc, John Fleming, and William Ketclium are tho unfortunates. Uather Unctious.—Tho Journal raises a faint cry of fraud in the Fifth Ward election. This is rather rich. Democratic frauds in a ward election, where all the election officers were Republicans. Where was the postmaster® Fishing.—The heavy rain has somewhat spoiled the fishing in White river, which, during. the latter part of last week, was excellent. A party at the Bluffs hooked some lo»ely bass, with a few fine salmon, some of the latter weighing as heavy as twenty pounds. tJZT .Stock Campbell, the sprightly local of the Wabash riaindealer, called on us one day last week. Stock is a gentleman, u soldier and a Democrat, and fs the man who was drowned once, and had tho pleasure of reading forty columns of obituary in different paper* with which he had been connected. ISIT The German organization opposed to fanatical temperance and Sunday laws had a tine demonstration at Union Hall last night. The meeting was largely attended; the speakers earnestly opposed bigotry in legislation and the individuals present manifested a determination to carry out their ideas at tho ballot-
box.
IST The Madison Courier thinks that, judging from the price of city orders, we had “ better contract for the lumber to fence in Indianapolis, as it appears to be about the poorest place in Indiana.” We can do better, neighbor—shake off the intense loyalty which lias been misgoverning the city, and make city orders worth their face. Grand Excuhmon*. — The Independent Men’s Association (German) are to have a railroad excursion to Cincinnati on the ICth of May, and will have a grand pic nie on the 17th. A committee is now in Cincinnati perfecting the necessary arrangements. The programme will be published hereafter, and it is expected that the fare for the round trip will not exceed f3 60. General Mank.—The Journal biography of General Mank, about which it professes to know so much, is sadly incomplete. A friend has furnished us with the following, which we supply: General Mank first went out In the Eleventh Indiana, as a substitute for a man who was sick, and served for three months in that regiment, with honor to himself and the regiment. He afterwards went Into the Thirty-second, and was promoted ns stated in the Journal. E3T To correct a misapprehension which seems to have obtained to a certain extent, with very little excuse, wo will state that the Captain Jacobs who had the little personal difficulty with Counsellor Harding is not Colonel Jacobs of the State House. While on this subject we will also state that Counsellor Harding, with whom Captain Jacobs had the little personal misunderstanding alluded to, is not Mr. Goorge C. Harding, city editor of this paper. ST We regret to learn that Hon. Harvey G. Hazelrigg, Grand Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge of the State of Indiana, is now lying seriously ill athis home in Boene county, and fears are entertained that his disease, which is of « pulmonary nature, will have a fatal termination. Mr. Hazelrigg is widely known as a worthy, estimable gentleman, and a shining light In Masonry. The announcement of his death would cast a gloom over the order throughout this and adjoining States. USf* The Evansville Journal tells of the following < * pleasant incident ” which happened on the boards of the theater in that city one night last week. Miss Annie Mayhew is a resident of this city: “APlkasant Incident.—On Saturday night while Miss Ada Webb and Miss Anna Mayhew were both on the stage at the same time, some person cast a boquet which fell midway between tiie two, and moved on till it was near Miss M. She did not pick It up, doubting whether it was intended for her. Miss Ada seeing her hesitation, at once stepped up, and picking up the flowers, placed them in the hands of Miss M. This little act of hers brought forth rounds of applause.” Public Schools and Bible Panorama.— Arrangements have been made for tho children of the public schools to visit the Panorama of the Bible,j .at Masonic Hall. The schools of Washington street will attend on Thursday afternoon, and tho schools north of Washington street will attend on Friday afternoon. The exhibition will commence promptly at four o’clock. Price of admission for the children only tcu cents each. Parents of the children wishing to attend will he charged twenty-five cents. Every child in the city should see this panorama before It is taken away, for it will impart lessons of instruction which can not be gained so well from any other source. The Metropolitan.—Miss Lottn continues to draw good houses. It scorns the people have taken a fancy tollm little “gal,” and will go, or “ bust.” If we were disposed to moralize, and weep over the grief wfiioh has overtaken the “ legitimate,” through the agency of this saucy, pert and pretty little minx’s extravaganzas, we should doit somewhat in this wise: Oh! Uotta, you have got a devilish “ taking" way! What a lot 0’ young spooniet you have got breaking their precious hearts for you, and not a compunction! You’re a female brick, you are, and “ nothing shorter.” Why don’t you go in for the “ legitimate” and “high art,” even if you starve? Why don’t you reform the stage—play Juliet, or Julia lu the “ Honeymoon,” instead of “Tartartne,” the banjo, and the d—1? But you won’t—we know you won’t; and there’s no use preaching. So, take your road until the houses grow thin, and then maybe you’ll come to us for advice. “ Lola Montez” and “ Ireland as:,it Was,” constituted the hill of fare last night. There’s not much to criticise in either. The “Dan O’Carolan’’ of Mr. Rivers was very fair, only he would occasionally forget tbe;brogue as he grew eloquent in denouncing the wickedness of the “ middle men,” or in enumerating the honest principles for which thatiuieould Irish genUeman was remarkable. Mr. White does not shine In Irish characters, but did very well as “Sagged Pat 1 ’—considering. To-night, we believ^, is the last of Lathi's engagement.' If possible, it would be to the interest of the management to effect a re-en-gagement, as the is not “ played ont” yet.
_ Mjfifcgntta l imbr ^ 1 L
natl National Union, not to he behind Its more pretentlou*. wtemporaritt, has scoured the service .of a -1 ' reliable. co£r«>poud?ht fht? ptacd.- hve give the fblrotttfigTi» w a specimen of the intelligence which the readers of the Union may expect from the Indianapolis
correspondent:
“ Mr. John Byrkett, the Union candidate for councilman from the Fifth Ward, of this city, was yestesday elected by a large majority. The Democrats brought out, as his opponent, Stephen McXabb, lute copperhead candidate lor sheriff of Marion county, and after counting noses, concluded that Mr. McNabb’s eloquent voice would resound in the Council chamber, hut it la likely that they£«ve a#cattained tho rftautt by Ms time. -The mere they struggle the worse* they are beaten. Poor old
d reeking with eorrup-
Demoeracy! rotten and
lion as you are, there is a germ of pity at the undersigned’s heart for your absolute decay. You can’t muster force etiough to oven elect a councilman. Democracy,” you’re busted! For.•good, honest, stndgfctforwnrd lying, that will do. Mr. McNabb’s majority was two hundred and seventy-four, hut that makes little difference to a newspaper correspondcat. Pugilistic.—There seems to he a good deal of fight in the atmosphere just now, and the disposition to redress private grievances by an appeal to the manly art, and to strike out from the shoulder on the slightest provoeution, is general. Within the past ten days scarcely a day has passed that has not been fruitful of assaults and batteries, bearing a fruitful crop of bunged eyes and smashed noses. The last affair is that of a business man, who had a quarrel with his partner, and dissolved the connection “by mutual consent,” of course, Whereupon the retiring partner wrote a letter to Crossland, McGuire & Co., telling them not to trust the remaining partner, as he was a “lame duck.” Ongoing down to M. k Co.’s to make some purchases, the gentleman was shown the letter from his late associate, whereupon his Indignation fairly bubbled over. He couldn’t contain himself, amt had to issue a supplement. Rushing out, brimful of wrath, he started on the mn to seek the snake in the grass, who had tried to stab him in the business man’s most tender place, his mercantile standing. He found the S. in the G. taking a quiet glass of lager in a saloon, and gave him a most merciless whaling. Served him
right.
An Emigrant Family.—A few days since a family arrived at the Union Depot quaintly dressed, the gray-haired sturdy sire, with feet encased in heavy boots, the tops of which extended to tho kneel, outside of a greasy wellworn pair of leather breeches, a world too wide, which covered the locomotive apparatus, a strong home-made jacket, white shirf, and a woolen scull cap, all useful and ornamental, completed his tout ensemble. The wife was dressed Jn home-made goods of a dark color, too scant in width for deceptive hoops, heavy
The atfffpp’Trlqrqpwgoods can be bought so cheap at the City Dry Goods Store. It is a well known feet, worth remembering, Uuvt £k Wtttenburg reduced his entire stock of tfrygdods and notiouslast fall, thereby enabling him to purchase a very large stock this spring, at the panic prices. Wc recommend the ladies to call and examine this magnificent display of goods, at No. STHEnstF. Washington street, before purchasing etscWhlhv. * 2U-3 Gone JSkMt.—Thi* senljr piirfufct- of the Winter House has ^oue to purchase goods. Look out for Mg things on Thursday. 2.V2
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Oonoefttiv* «lw -of everr description, cheap, at th^ German Do Goods stare. 26-d Well Kept I’urnilure, 4!nrpet*»i Etc., at Auction.—We refer our readers to A. L. Hunt k Cd.'k sale of fine Furniture, Carpets, ate., etc. Also Devon Cow and Calf. Horse, Buggy, and Harness, \vh!eh r (as will be seeh on reference to our auction column) will he sold this'mornfng fit'nine o’clock. ■ .adleM* Dry tsoodw Auction to-day, at ten a. m.. at Fcatlierston’s rooms, of Bleached and Brown Linen, Table Damask, by the yard and in patterns, Dinner Napkins, Crash, Huckabak Toweling, Irish Linens, great variety of Dress Goods, Hosiery, Jeans, Satinets, Broadcloths. Flannels, Shawls, Threads, Needles, Pins, and a great variety ot other goods too numerous to mention. Go and get bargains. ‘ ' 20-2 Di-cmn (iJoodv. A splendid stock, just received—bought at panic prices for cash, and will be sold as cheap us the cheapest, at the German Dry floods store. 25-2 Memw*. «V. Jt P. ftruunllug have one of the largest and best selected stocks of Ready Made Clothing to he found in the West, and one of the most extensive stocks 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. Gramling & Bro. have had in their business the public can depend on No. 1 work. Silk BaaqueN—Magnificently trimmed, at the German Dry Goods store.Nos. 45 and 47 East Washington street. 26-2 Drew* Ooodn.—A very large select stock of fine Dress Goods just received, which were bought at the late decline in prices, on free exhibition at the City Dry Goods Store, No. 37 East Washington street. 2»>-3
Something;.'»» and Very Vice That beautiful design of an elephant’s head for a Ga* Bracket at Dunn & Karney’s, No. 70 North Illinois street. We recommend every-
servicable shoes, a home-made cloth coat upon | ljocl . v to and see it. At the same time, If her person, the nicely arranged .•.pccklcd | > oU h: * ve iking in the line of Steam Pipe handkerchief, and in her nervy arms re-! a,ul <i:ls Fitting, do not forget to leave your
posed a huge and pretty baby, dressed in the same fashion. A seven year old girl was gotten up, regardless of the expense, in the same becoming style. A five year old boy was a miniature addition of the sire in figure and dress. The morning toilet was simply and quickly done. The girl ponring Water into' the glide man’s hands, which was quickly carried to the face, and the countenance sbou showed its every beauty cleansed of dust us roses do being clearly washed by rein. The gude wife’s apron was forced into service instead of a towel. A blessing upon the heads of this and every other virtuous, healthy and industrious family who come across the angry
sea. to find a home with us.
orders.
We have, in order to satisiy the frequent calls for Jeans, purchased one piece of the fashionable wood color, which WC will make up in our superior style in suits or pant*. C all and get a stylish suit at intull cost. We are in receipt, also, of a fresh stock of French and English Suiting* uf very desirable style, at reduced rates. 'i'KKAl v A CL aFLIN, 25-1 30 North Pennsylvania street. Trav«>llBGr Di-ew* 44oo«t*. A flue lot of all style', of goods for traveling ; dresses and suits, at the Quaker Dry Goods t store, No. KH East Washington street. 25-3 A Nplendhl assortment of Gravestones I and Monuments at Sey bold's. No. 04 East Mar- | ket street, opposite the postofilce, a few doors 1 oast of Roberts Chapel. Sow is the time.
I 25-0
MhnvvlN land Hum*)ucv, for spring and summer wear, in endless variety, al the City Dry Good- store, No. 07, East Washington street. 20-3 Hot Sun.—Remember the Quaker Dry Goods store. No. os East Washington street, ts the place to buy sun umbrellas and p:ijn*»ois.
25 3
White (Jooris, Jaconets, Nanrouk,
The~featiVal close* tbb i Hri,lia ' ,U ’ '“‘H* '‘aw n, Soft Cambric, and
| 1' reneli Ruffling, something new and mee for ladies waists. The above goods'll re all new, and just received at the City Dry Good* Store. No. 37 East Washington street. 20-3
at^eLadie?&i^riumrS~East Wa^har^on j W JlO F di (1 6 •
' “ •i.-jiiTt'Vi.'i-. jiiiLii-'iiljidi
A I,oi of spring and summer hoots, shoes, | /, 0 / : 1 v! ' ^I^UIT8> f. II 0 H
gaiters, efoy, jtist recdVW fit * TtldJn’s, No. 54 Wonh lUtoioI* strec|. \ . 1 i <M i J I
J. A.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Kite. - The bodies of this Rite of Masonry, working in tins city, couimeuced their find annual grand festival, at their rooms, yesterday
morning.
A large numlier are present, Including the chief officer of the Rite In the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, Killian H, VnnJIeiissalacr, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Enoch T. Carson, Deputy for Ohio and Indiana; three other InapeetorsGeneral, and thirteen Sublime Princes of the
Royal Secret.
Quite an unusually large number of candidates are passing through the degrees at this meeting, and the members of the RiU: are entliuslastie and well pleased over their success
and pleasant time,
evening.
The following w ill be the programme for
to-day:
Indianapolis Chapter of Ro^e ckoix De 1I-R-D-M, IS 3 . General John Love, M .•.
Tin; Luargcwt ami best assortment of fine and oheujr bwit^eJrpwi, gptter^[tt»pers, buskins, etc., in the city is at Iredell’s, No. 54 Jom-pit O'Connor, South Illinois street, is the solo ugeutfor Sands’ Cream and Stock. Ales, and Bemtett, Pieters & Co.’s Red Jacket Bitters. Ice Boxes, from two to six barrels in capacity. fUrni&edjin auyjJasdred quantities, and at less than half the prices for which they may be obtained in Cincinnati. Give him a ♦Sli- .. t.-jitxZ J- ivVjgyp Soldiers untlOfUeerw ol* Indiana regiments who have not received their full psy, or, from any cause, have not been imisteml ont, trift efifl at J. W.'TtTiittf arC&rsTtar Claim Agency, No. 4ftEase Washington street, ot^cprrespoh.d by mail. « 2tt-12e<a. V.» Dozen IMgvons, alive, fresh dressed, and stall frd; also, chickens and clean groceries, cheap as the cheapest in the west, at II. M.Socwell’s new grocery stand. No. 250 Fast Washington street. 19-5 AUVight liUnch.—Hereafter the No. 1 Saloon, East Pearl street, wilt -fun all night, with an all night lunch. The proprietor, Sam. Dinnin. has fitted up the establishment In tine style, with a reading room attached, where papers from all sections of the country ean-Le found. Public patronage is solicited. 19-5 Important to the Allllcted—Your attention is respectfully invited to the important advire contained In the odvortianntanl of Dr. Farnsworth, 011 the first page. fc '’ 11M! Female American Fill**.—See Dr. Daeier’s advertisement in auothcr column.
aprl7-ly
3few Wood*.—G. F. Heilkam, Merchant Tailor, 17 North Illinois street, opposite Bates House, has just received a new atoek of spring and summer goods for gentlemen’s wear, which he will make up to order at prices at low as can he obtained at any similar establishment iu the city. Give him a call. LLtf .Hr*. Wlnolow'* Mystic Pill*, tor females, are the only reliable female pill in the market. They are mild, and no bad effect arises from their use. Pay two dollars for a good article, rather than one dollar ias a poor one. Mrs. Winslow’s Pills are superior to all others. Price, f2 per box, or three boxes for $5- Ask for Mrs. Winslow'* Mystic Pills—
take none other.
W. I. Haskit k Co., Agent*. Browning A &ajan, A^unu.
Keopened.—City Bath House—No. 16 West Pearl street; entrance through barbershop. Hot and Cold Baths in good warm rooms. n29-tf Merchant Tailor*.—When you want to get a good fitting coat, vest, or pants, don’t forget to call on Conklin k Kenney, No. til) North Illinois street. Gents’ furnishing goods constantly on hand. 25-3
Crop* and Crop Prospect*.
Farmers are generally busy and progressing rapidly in sewing spring grass, many acres or winch have been sown during the' past teu days. The extreme cold of last winter, with the small fail of snow was thought at one time to have badly injured winter wheat: but wherever it bad a good start 111 the fall, it appear* to have sustained no serious damage. From what we have learned lb going through towns hereabout*, ‘ and from conversations with farmers, we think wheat has come ! through the winter better than usual, and un- I less other causes prevent, the crop will be!
alKiVe the average.
Fruits of all hinds appear to has * e*ca]>ed . damage. Peaches in all the orchard* we have . examined are setting for hlossoms, and tho 1 only danger appears to he that they will open 1 too soon. Tire cool weather wu have expert- i cured during the past two dayslsexactly what is needed to retard the buds. From present ! appearance* we may expect a larger peach crop than we have had before in many yisrrs. The ! general failure of the peaches and other fruit through the West this Tear, Will make the crop here more valuable than ever. Of course I if peaches are safe, it is hardly necessary to say wc may expect a full supply of apples and :
other fruits.—2,oc/i**Ur LittUm.
TARI.TO* A 4 0.. . > . Wt-okwale te:. ff B’ORKIOIV A.1V13
Hfirmetrealiy' SealpcL J’rfcUfci Fancy Brocertes, PUln and Fancy Candies,
CftOGERfEB.
J. a BAWYKK.
L. W. ■A88KLIIAN.
Vie«M»8Ai8a»KMHOii
No. 4b South Meridian Street.
fc.B. Alvord. J. C. Alvord. Berg. Appl gate. (ij’oeorievS ami -JjHfuors,' No. 1 AWord’< Block. Cor. NeridU/i and Geo-gta-Streets,
INDIANAFOLte. !NT>. **
—Mi
WholesAla Trade. Auc t i on S a-les. XT 1 ktjiMirii%$- A art ijB q fimtvww
Cabinet. Makers’ Union,
Manafactureri- a d dealers in al: kinds of
A. I*. BCXT. O. W. *’01101-. .A:*' HUWT’lflb CO.,
fBlikiJilR Lfr.iqtiir TT 3RE, C0MMIS^0fi ,a |JEaCHANT8,
A'o. 95 East Wawlklng^oii St., U'UC( INDIANAflOLIS, iSDv- Jc Regular sale, on Wednesday, at our loom at half-past
iWne o’cloek. “ 1 ' ' '
janlT dOm
No lit! Rest M ashington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND.
JLi
fel»9 dSm
A. Jones. H. Clay. K.P. Jones. J. W. Jones. ^V. .TOIVKS Ar ICO.,
Koa. T and 8 Bat. s House Building,
feb9 dSm INDI VNAPOU3, 1ND.
O. A. ELLIOTT.
J. » MTABf. t. 9- A*.
FI.l.tOTT, KVA A & CO,
GROCES ANO'UUORS,
Special a’tention gfifdn toTfas abd Tobacco.
No. 48, corner Meridian and Maryland St* , Indianapolis.
febA d3m
J. A. CEOSSLAWD.
naraLAFS maouire. J M. CALDWELL.
H. C- HANNA.
WHOLESALE (.ttoCEttS, Comer Merfdlm and Marylan! Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
J. W. BOLLARD.
E. OSTERMEYEa.
HOLLAND, OITEHMEYER 8 CO., Wholesale Grocers.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 70 East Washington Street.
feblO dSm INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
HATS, CAPS, ETC. c a. DONALDSO*. S. *. ALVaf. DO.VAJLDSO.VI Jt AF.VEV,
Jobbers of
Bate, Capa, Fora, Straw Goods, Umbrellas and Parasals, *0 M *k>uth Meridian St .Schnnll’s Block, InHaaapoNt.
.DRUGGISTS.
nuifiei TO v^jOu t:ir
W. I. II ASK IT. C. B. aAKTIKDAUC. J. M. MOOKC.
W. 1. IIA SKIT Jk €M>.,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 14 West! Wa*hlMct<m Mtrcr-t. •’ 1 *
f.ba dfim ^ ; :
qWWflHH* * *i.oa.\, wh(h,i^aij:,i)Rl;u(usts. No. 22 West Washington Street, liidianni>oli*, Indiana. At new stone frout building, Nos. 7 and 9 East Wa>blugton street, between (11.mi’bBlcck and Meildianstreet, ah*rApril 1st, - ‘ febtOdSm
CLOTHING.
f. M. HATS. *. WACBTKL. J KATSK.LTKKIK A KOSKNTHAL. MAVre, ROfllKMTDAI. & CO., MauBfactDrera and 'Who&taato Dealers In C'lethia^ A Gent’s Furnishing Goods, R° ®4 Soath Hlerldissi street, ladianapdHe, Indiana, and 149 Chambers, and 131 heads street. New Tork. febS d3m aO DSnaa* j.s mcagaa davip Basoaa. DENS A R, KKO. A CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing and Piece Goods, No. GO Bchnull’s Block, South Meridian street, IndtanafcbMK** 0 *’ * n<15 t ' oile * e r hwe. Mow Fork City.
Well Kept Fnaltere at Auctions 'KALk. WtUoelt, on Thar&day mornteg, A aril M, at Vv nine o’clock, at residence cornel of Alabama and South streets, (No. 195,) a large stock of well kept Furni ure and Household floods, comprising Hair Cloth Sofas, Chairs, Rockers and Lounges, good two and three ply Carpets, Parlor Table, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Lounges, Mattresses. Uat Rack,Extension Table,Okalrs, Rockers, Cook and-ttearing Stove*, WbatNots, fine Wash Stands, Ice Chest, Sa'e, Ba'h Tub, Lamp*, Stand*, Crockery, (Jueeoeware, etc . etc, A iso, one splendid ie family Horse, Rtigg) and Harness. apr;7
rmiu t t ic. , kti v. Also, one splendid Devon Cow with young calf, and one family — ~ ol.
No. 64.
lis
Amusements.
Metropolitan Theater. Corner of Washington and Tennessee streets
..91r. W.Hi Riley-
raan«crerv..»4.
-*° • ~ r_ : CHANGE (JF TIME: " ‘ Doors opaa at 7M o’clock. Overture begins at 8
o’clo:k precisely.
Thursday Breniug* April Hi. I-oat .Via; hi but Two of MISS LJ3TTA. House* Crowded—Two View Play*.
Miss LOTTA ia two new Cbaraatars, new Bongs, and new Dances.
ANDY...
...Miss LOTTA
AGIfA DE MAGNOLIA.
A toilet delight. Superior o any Cologne
1 person, to render the skin fresh, to allay Inflammatioi
bathe the face and 1
used
to
to render the skin soil and Ion, to penume c 01 bitig, for
headache,etc. It ia manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and U obtaining a patronage quite unprecedented. It Is a favoiite with actresses and opera*'ingers. It Is sold by all dealer*, at 81 00 in large bottles, and by Danas Bakxks A Co.. New York, Wholesale
Oterture Orchestra. IRISH ASSURANCE; Or. Yankee Hodeaty. Nancy, (t Yankee Girl,) Mis* Lotta To-morrow (Friday) farewell Benefit of Miss LOTTA.
Aleuts,
ratoga Spring Water, sold by sH Druggist*.
LIQUORS.
lacked app.t
okflan-
I to set him on bis
uare 1
jobs raasoDY. c. *. uL-raaicaE. JOII.V PEABODY A CO., lasparters and Wholesale Dealers in Sparkliu^ Catawba aid Chanpafie
W I 2NT E Q .
AUa ’ ” *No!'^W>8t 1?esrl ,, stree Indian apoH**' lhe P '*' ,ui ^ n Sril's’ Irdar. from th.oonn.— ... A _ t .. KeV. W. H WAGON KR, it .drill, N.
“Jes* so!”
were there ••ever, morning, be took
night, be look Plantation Bitters; if h
was weaa, languid or mentally oppressed, he tool
tation Bit-era; and they never failed
end firm.
aid the
•‘Exactly!”—Solon Shingle sai ery time.’’ If be f»U “ owlev ’’ ik Plantation B tter-; If be felt weary
if he lacked appetli
pins sqi
Few (
mar,just read the following:
“ * * * I owe much to you, far 1 verily
PANORAMA^ The Great Historical Paintings J. INSCO AVILIilAlf GRAND MOVING Panorama of (he Bible,
W1I.L CP/.N
persous want any better authority ; but as some
piPOrder* from the country promptly attended to
N. Y."
I have been a great Mitfer rtroru
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaebing. The Plantaii n Bitters have cured me. . C. A. MILLWOOD. New York c by.”
weak and feet dread
cured 1 LWOOI
• * * l had lost ai> appetite—woa *0 ad enervated 1 could hardly walk, and had a nerad of society. • • * Xue Plantation Brt-
4- C. BHUVKNIEYCK, Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Pnr. Bourbon. Old SonongaWa^ Rye Wbi.ky, pure * ter “ h ‘' e HKiMiS W VY, Ft. Louis, Mo.”
*maa 1 " ’ ‘
feblt d3m Under Metropol.t .n Hall, ludiauapolf-
Till* l'i-2«lay) .V iglif, A pi ll -JO.
And comiuue for a few days only.
f ■YQ , S is the lamest ard finest Paintiug o’ the Sacred 1 Scriptures in the woi Id, covering teat ly 4,00 j square
yards of canvas.
Exhibitlcn* each evening at q lsrter 10 eight o'clock.
dren under ten years old, 2d
Tickets 35 cent,
cents
XX- B A M EEKOE it , Wholesale and Rdtpil Dealer in Hats, 0ap9,Frrrs ft Straw Gohds .Vo. 10 A,'«si Wuu/Unutvn ttttn-i. irchA 03-n 1XDI tJUPril.lS. 1NDHNA.
CONFECTIONERY. D KTT A CO*, Maouf cturera cf € O IV F E € T I O E R Y , And Wholeaala Dealers In Tl«, ^ORKS, FRUITS, NUTS, ETC., ETC., 3* South Meridian street, In-iiauapolla, Indiana, feta d3m
BOOTS A NO SHOES.
IUe. 1117 Ulwtli McwlRfeato Mtreft. EYAYS, MAYO A C O., WHOLKSAL* BOOTS AN1> SHOES, lad inn a poll)*, Indiana.
feblO dSm
■UENMUCteM, KDWUTNDS A CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
BOOTS AND SHOES, >0. I* South Meridian street, Schnuil’s Block,
Indlauopollw, lud.
feb9 03m
HYIKTO.V A DA VIM. Wholesale Dealers in IXoots a. 11 cl Hhoeiu* No. 3H Mouth Meridian Street, febH -llm Indlanapell*.
OIL. t. r. sv.ta.. o. t. tVAJiS. w. a. kvass. j a kvass I. ■*. KVAYS A CO., Mannfactucera ot I INH K E I> Oil., 124 Sooth Delaware Street, Indianapolis. Indiana, will pay lheiit«hest market price for seeid. feblt d3a ja9. a. HLAuoarrcR ucaisjobdax. JAS. S. KLALGHTER Sc CO., Reftnm* AgSBtifav PETROLEUM, CARBON A MACHINE OHS. Yo. 4 l.o«i*laMa (Street, feWJd3tn INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PIANOS.
Wl'l.l,ARD A: MTOVITH.I.,
DRALEMM1M
PIAYOFOKTE^OKUAYK -/VINT 13 3VtELOX3EOJNrS.
e 1 me of a Oerangeme-it of the Kidney, and Urinary Organa, that dtstres.ed me for years. They act like s charm. C. C. MOORS, 254 Broadway, N. Y.” Mrs. O. M. DiVOK, manager of the Union Homj School for Soldiers* Children. s» f she “ has given it 10 ihe weak and invail-1 children, under her charg-, with the most happy and gratifying iesul<e.” We have teceived over a hundred reams of a uch certificate a, but no advertisement ia so effective as what people tbem.elves say of a good article. Our fortune and our reputation is at stake The original qua ily and high character of theae goods will be sustained under aver, and all circumstances. They have already obtained a sale in every town, village,pariah and hamlet.amongciwlired natiom . Base imitators try to come as near our name and style as they can, and because a good article can not be sol-1 as low as a poor one, they IIud some supportfrouipart'e* who do net care what they sell. Be 0:1 y our gourd See
private stamp over the coik
P. U DRAKK A CO , New York City. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
Over a Million Dollars Savrd!
IvI-A-TIXsTEES Wednesday and Saturday (ftem 30-3, at three o'clock. Tlrkets 35 cents Ch-ld'en 1 5 cent* aprVQ dtf
NOTICE. Street Car Advertising. ■730K outside Daily Advertisement Caida, Auctiou F t>alea, Clcalng (Jut .Sales, or Public Performaucea, apply to K. P FLKTCHF.K, No 1 Alvcrd’s Block. felrdti d3m Or Street Railwav Oitice. lll.noisstreet.
C A
CARPETS. R P E T
t had a negro raau worth fl.fitki vvbo
u the lee, and was useles for
thing I could bear of
:ican Mas
permanent cure.
uaiang Llut-
Gentletnen
took cold from a bad hurt lu over a yaar. I had Used every
withaut benefit, nnul I tried the Mex
menl. It soon effectc
J. L DOWNING.’
Montgomery, Alabama, June 17, ISoB. “ 1 take pleasure in recommending tut
tang Uuimect as a valuable and indispensable article
for
men
: tue Mexican Mus-
praioa. Sores. Scratches or Galls on Dorses, have used It for Bums, Bru'ses, Sores, Rhet
Quick and sure it certab.ly is. All ge
in steel plate engravings, bearing the signature of
Piauoa, Wholesale and Retail.
feb9d3m No.4 Rates Home Block, Indianapolis.
COMMISSION.
QUEENSWAR&.
^ WHOLESALE OUESNSWARE
W.-. and fiJowd*.—Spring and :«uninipr Tbunday, April 2B, at nine o’clock, a. >f. | gotnls for men and hoys' wear a full and fine s?s^^^, o £r4 I Sf» ,, u :l 1 *• «*» <»*"'» n- «
Fugle and Pelican (18°.)
Indiana Consistory, S.-. i*.-. k.-. s.-. 32 0 . Kdwin A. Davis, esq.. Sow. Gr.-. Co^^.•. Thursday afternoon, at two o’clock. Investiture of candidate* with Grand Pontiff (19® ; to Elected Knight of Kadosh (30® ) inclusive. Thursday ovtming, at •even o’clock. Conferring the grades of Grand Inspector Inquisi-
1 Sublime Prince of
tor-Commander (34® j and the I’.oyul Secret (32 ®.)
A Grand Excursion.—a pleasure trli>, on a magnificent scale, to New Orleans and hack, has been gotten up—elegant and commodious boats to leave Cincinnati and Louisville on the 17th of May, for the purpose of carrying the excursionists. We can imagine no more pleasant excursion than down th* great river at this season of the year. Always interesting,^any of the points along the Mississippi have become historical on account of the warlike aSsociaQons connected with them. In fact there is scarcely a place so insignificant that it has not its history of tire and blood. There Is Memphis, where the first grand river combat of the war occurred; Vicksburg, where the most obstinate and determined resistance of the war was made; Port Hudson, and numbers of other places which have rc-cchoed to the roar of artillery, and the screaming of shot and shell. But aside from historical associations, the trip will prove attractive to one who seeks to combine instruction with pleasure. In tho month of May the South is seen In all her glory of verdure and flower, while there U a glowing •ensuousness in air and sky to which our more northern clime is a stranger. The dark and sombre forests of cypress trees, from the branches of which depend the ghostly tufts of moss; the magnolia trees with their beautiful green enameled leaves and glorious white flowers; the cultivated cane fields, with ’the large, airy and quaint looking mansions embowered in groves of orange trees and flowering shrubs, together with tho droves of sable freedmen, naked to the waist, and “toiling lu the cotton and the cane,” all go to make up a picture, which, once seen, is not easily forgotten. Tickets for the round trip will be sold for fC5—much cheaper than regular rate*. A steamboat excursion is an entirely different thing from an excursion by railroad, and we advise all who have never been down the Mississippi, and can spare twenty days time, to go, by all means. It will pay a big per cent, on the Investment. The Parkersburg Times is responsible for the following: “All the well* at Burning Springs are yielding some two thousand barrels per day, as near as we can gather. The wells on White Oak are yielding, of heavy oil, one hundred and fifty-nine barrels a day. The Lick Run three hundred barrels, tbe Horseneck one hundred and fifty. There arc outside welts yielding from two hundred to three hundred barrels per day, besides the Hughes river region, of which we have very' little knowledge. The prodnet of oil ia this vicinity is about six thousand barrels per day, the most of It fine lubricating di tba* Will tun from forty to one hundred and twenty per gallon. This shows that the oil territory of West Virginia la the best yet discovered, and yet not one half the puffing has been applied to it there is in Pennsylvania. It is time we let our country be known through the press.
East Washington stmt. 25-3 Fi-ench I'nil', Morocco Leg Boots at
“ < apitnl Shoe Store.” '
10-tieod J. A. CoMiNuoUR Jt Co. AH Who (Jonaalt their own interest go to Hume, Adams A Go's, for carpets, wail papers, window shades, and everything in the house furnishing line. Their stock is large and their prices low. *3.3 Yliie 441ove 4’alf Morocco Hoot* at
“Capital Shoe Store.”
HWJeoti J. A. Comingohk A Go.
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Krand Excvntton, from dnclnNATI AND LOUI9VIM.K TO MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG AND New Orleans.—a grand excursion will lie made from Cincinnati and Louisville, by steamboat, to New Orleans. A splendid boat will be provided; music, and everything requisite for the comfort and convenience of tbe excursionist will be prepared. The boat will leave Cincinnati on tflo 17th day of May, and Louisville on the 18th, stopping at Island No. 10, New Madrid, Hickman, Columbus, Fort Randolph, Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez, Batou Rouge, and all other points of note and interest on the Mississippi. The boat will carry no freight, except in ballast, nor will any more passengers be admitted than can be accommodated with sleeping apartments. The round trip will be made in twenty days. This is a rare opportunity for those who desire to see the Father of Waters
go unvexed to the Gulf.
Railroads will carry excurtionists to Cincinnati and Louisville at half fare. Tickets for the round trip, 905, Including meals, etc. For sale at Cincinnati by G. James and S. Wise, No. 11 Public Landing; at Louisville by Cropper, Patton A Co.; at Indianapolis by Bowen, Stow art & Co., W. P. Bingham & Co., and J. A. Butterfield & Co. The number of tickets are limited. Procure them ten days in advance. 25-6 French Calf Patent Boot*, Morocco Legs, at “ Capital Shoe Store.” J. A.Comingore* Co., lG-6eod 17 West Washington street. D. Duncan A Co., 42 Louisiana street, has now on hand and lor sole 1,000 bushels Potatoes, nicest in the market; also, a fine lot of Flour, Vinegar, Lemons. Maple Sugar, and Brooms. Consignments solicited. 24-3 D. Duncan & Co. Bcnutlftil Swiss I-iiwnw, fun dress patterns, only >J> 50, at the Ladles' Emporium.
24-5
I Fatal Gone among Mulkb from Feeding on I f-COUNTRY Cohn.—A frightful | ; colic, it is said, has got among the mules on j the Mis-osipjit river, which slays its thou- 1 | sands. The Vicksburg J Jerald siMiak* of il as i being in that vicinity,and state* that It kifiesl two thousand in forty-eight hours. We have ! heard of this malady frequently since the ! close of the war, as prevailing in various parts of tho country. It is not confined to the “ bottom” farms by any means, but ia heard af every where 111 tho South where the people fail to make corn enough for their own use, and have to buy corn raised in the North. Our planters say they know not how it 1*, but it is certainly true, that very often the corn brought down the river, though apparently sound, produces a fatal colic among their mules, answering precisely to the description of the fearful disease announced by the Herald as prevailing in the neighborhood of Vicksburg on the Mississippi nver. One planter told us some weeks ago, that he had lost fourteen mules since he picked his crop,
CUABl.aW KfjAXTF.H. Commission Merchant,
Dealer in
1 Flour. Grata, Hay-, and Prod ace generally, arid mauutao-
lorer of Corn Meal.
No. 146 South Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind Particular atteatiau «f«a* U>Ur sate ami porrha*c of j Flour, Grain an t Produ. ». tebl5d3(n
Superior dJlovc*, and prices, at the Ladles’ Washington street.
all colors, qualities Emporium, 28 East 24-5
Thk British Provinces.—Apprehended trouble on the northeastern border of the
United States, both from the Fenians and the traverse both surfaces, and at the same time
Extra flue Loire Collar* at the Dadies’ Ehiporium. ‘ 24-5 Mew CaoodN receiving doily at the Ladies’
Emporium, which wH! be sold very low. waamta.^ mi. r aaa-mt- ioes* j* -X
muusonV I.lirktatec Bed.—“ Tbe open flaagwy running spiral if ths whole length of’ the rod enables tlie fluid to freely
KmtM-ofdered- Hxtudlcerrlilett*, very fine, at the Judies’ Emporium, 28 East Washington street. 24-5
Se«^uff^!rt! n %fen , ft RWff t0 iU ra ° Ve -
See advertisement in another column/24-6 ight hundred-eqd fort|-two font age, Juid carrying one thousand and eighty-five men. The British fleet, which has bfut recently sent from the West Indies, consists of twenty-one vessels trith four hnfidred and forty-seven guns, and manned by five thousand seven huiidred tftdfort|h°<v mna - . . Good.—A Deraocrnl 1» Goduectlcut who fhlfilled his agreement to black.tbe boots of a colored barber if English should be defeated, Was elected you wonld see white man polish
ing black men’s bvots.”
-Zhlfflrt Edapch.—Johnson Corn an, pro
prieufl 'UPfgwrTmiit «goca,"'l8 , irffltf!R.mfl.rgn street, between WaehfHgten and *arl, has °
established a ten o’clockflupcb, to which the hhngry anA tbe thfrstyaro directed. Do drop
from this “imported
and that they all died
corn colic."—Memphis Argus.
It lias Iteen strongly intimated in radical circles that the Senate will soon take up and puss the House bill imposing unlimited and unqualified suffrage in the District of Columbia. The leaders of that party in the Senate are urging the matter, and are anxious to make the experiment in this city and district, where they can force such a detestable measure with negro bayonets. The President will, of course, veto any such bill, but they think
they can pass It over his head.
Lumbering in Wisconsin.—The loggers have mostly come out of the woods. The number of logs banked In the country this winter is about 160,000, which will make about 45,000,000 feet of lumber, showing a deficiency from last year of 40.000,000 feet. The Hhawano lake lumbermen have put in about 7,000,000 feet of logs.—^’/latcuno Journal, Tbe dispute as to confederation lit tho Province of Nova Scotia has developed a spirit not altogether favorable to Its future retention by the British crown. One member of Parliament is charged with treason, and “ threats of disloyalty,” says the Toronto Leader, “ are bandied backward and forward in a way that
Is not at all edifying.”
A New York poet has found a new rhyme for “bosom.” Her old bards were merely limited to “ blossom.” which wasn’t quite thething either. But the Gothamite sings of Attila, and tells us how slumber subdues him on somebody’s bosom, which is tolerable rbvme
and not a bad situation.
The Nashville Gazette of the 15th says: Yesterday afternooh two members of the Sixteenth L nited States cavalry attacked and knocked down a one legged ex-confederate soldier, whom they robbed of one hundred
dollars.
The coming session of the old school Presbyterian Church at St. (Louis is regarded with much interest, as It is probable that the question of reunion of the old and new school
branches will be under discussion.
The New Haven Common Council have been petitioned 10 abate as a nuisance one of the colored Methodist churches of that city for unreasonable boisterousness in singing and pray-
ing.
M. M. Pomeroy, esq., editor of the La Crosse Democrat, one of the spiciest papers ot the great Northwest, has been invited to deliver a lecture before the Chicago Board of Trade.
Iffb 15 d3m
Joh.v t. dfwbfmi: a cd., 'general COMMISSION MERCHANTS Aw*l Dealer* las Produce, 43 South Delaware Street, lrt.8 d3tn INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. INKALI. WIl.ftOM, COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Wholesale l>ealerin Flour and all kind* of Feed, Nos. 12 and 16 South Pennsylvania Street, (F«w doors below Sharp* A KlricLer’* Bank.)
f*Md3m
<4. 44. U Ol. .11 A .K, Produce Commission Merchant No. 6 Bat** Houm Building, Washington 8treat, I nd In nit polls, Ind.
CHINA AND G LANS WAKE, E. A. WOODBRIDGE, 16 We>t Washington street, feblt.13in INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. M r. VK SLtit. UKO. H. WKSr. JOHN L BOKftlfl. 3rl. F. WEST <Sc CO., importer*and Wbo'eiale Dealers ia I'bioa, Class, Queensware, Cutlery, And Plated Goods, 87 East Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Our
u«uu aJUVk? u.«~a I* *w. **<*•**.», a^aa.^eUlDl
Usui, etc , and all »*v it lets like masif.’ 1
J W. HEWITT,
Foreman for Am riuan. Well*, and Fargo’s and Ham-
den’s Ex ress.”
“The sprain of my daughter’* ankle, occasioned white rkating last winter, was entirely cured In one week after she commenced u,:ng your celebrated Mustang Liniment. ~ • KD. SEELY.”
Gloucester, Maaaachuaetta, August I, IStii.
It ia an admitted tact that the Mexican Mustang Liniment performs more cures In shorter time, ou man and
tide ever discovered. Families, liv-
ery men and planters should always bare it oh hand.
Quick and sure it certai .ly is. All genuine Is
rapped f G W
Westbrook, Chemist, and the private U. 8. Stamp of DkMA* Baaxis A Cs., over the top. An effort has been made to counterfeit it with a cheep
stone plate label. Look
one plate label. Look closely 1
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
REAL BARGAINS
IN CARPETS!
We have reduced the price of our Carpet,
SO CJETV r X\
To meet the decline in gold and the expectations the people.
|R ON,
STEEL, ETC.
Con
■oltciti
lalgnments of all kinds. Produce and Previsions **d- feb* dSm
He will do it.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff. Mk. EntToa: Please announce Harry Vandegrlft as a candidate for Sheriff of Marion county, subject to decision of Democratic County Cotiventfon, tnd oblige Manv Torus. Fur «bar!If. ’ ~ Editob or tub Huald : # W. JOHHSON is scandidate forth* office of ShMiff ot Marion county, subject to a •omlnatlonby the Union Gouty Coavenfion. . Mxai Votxrs. For Sheriff. TotbbVotbbs or Mabiob CotJBTt, ITOOXAWILLIAM JOHN WAtLACf, or-theriff of ssid "Kcopty. Maby Votbbs. For Sheriff. n ? nbfi bf.h- A ' CKAMEB *• * candidate for S e tSuXttovS„ n •**
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Manufacturing Co.
PAPER HANOZITOS
A-* Wlmduw Ska**.
iV' _ • “• BttKWlDUJr.Prop’r,
DRY GOODS. D FDR, PAT'FINO.Y A 4'0„ JOBBER* OK Dry Goods and Notions, Mo. 3 Alvord’s Block, South Meridian street Indiana poll*, Ind. febS d3m OUYESTOCHEY. M. 8. BTBAll. A- ®. COKNailUa. TOUSFY, DVR A VI Jr C'O.* joaesas o* Dry Gk>ods and Notions Mo. 2 Alvord’* Block, Booth Karidiaa street, • 9 Indiana poll*, Ind. fobs d3m vbabb lamdbbb. w. o. tabkinoton. c. b. vatu sox. LANDERS, TARKINSTON Si PATTISON, jommu* 09 Dry (w4M>ds anil Motions, Mo. 58 South Meridian atreet, Bcbnnll’s Block, Indiana poll*, Ind. f*b8 d3m * DFE, FONDU1XY 4k 420.* Wholesale Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, •AJsrn iQxxrTOisrs, Mo. 4 Alvord’* Block, South Meridian street, feWdSm IJCDI-AJV-AJPOLaS. ^IITKFIIY, KF vVillkl A ^-oT, Wholesale Dealer* la Foreigi aid Dom^sflc Dry Goods, ■A.NT3 NOXIONW. Mo. 43 and 44 East Washington street, feb#d3m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
W. J. HOIJL.KDA Y A CO. Dealers in
It is a moat delightful Htir Itrextlng. It eradicalcs scurf ar,d dandrutt. It keeps the head cool and c eau. It makes the hair rich, aoft and glossy. It prevent* hair turning gtay and falliug oil. It restores hair upon prematurely bald beads. Tbs Is Just trhat Lyon’* Cathalron will do. it Is pretty—it is cheap—durable. It ie literally ecld by tha car load, and yet its almost incredible demand is daily increasing, until there is hardly a country store that does not keep it, or .family that does not use it E THOMAS LYON, Chemist, New York. Saratoga Spring Water, s ddbvall Drugrlsta.
Who would not be beautiful ? Who would not add
Iron. Steel, Springs, Axles, — 1 lea. pimples and roughness from the face and hands, and leave* tbe complexion smooth, transnarent. bloominv
Nuta, Bolts, Blacksmiths’ Tools, Hubs, Felloes, Spokas,
Carriage Trimmings, etc., etc., No. 50 South. Meridian Street,
feblOd3m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
JEWELRY, ETC.
MelsEYE 4k HERROY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in
American and Swiss Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry,
Gold Peee. BUvar a*d Common Chain*, etc. Agent* for
American Watahea.
feb 10 d3m
CLOCKS, ETC. S. O. & C. Er>KIV, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in CIsOCKS, regulators, And Looking Glasses, Eden’s Block, No. 79 East Market Street, f.bl0d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CARPETS, ETC. segpErfrft Jas. M, Hume; W. L- Adams; Jno B. Corwin; K. J, Foster. ' HF^IE, AlFA^lS A I'O.,
Wholesale Dealers,
Carpets, 0U CtothB, Mattings, Window Shade*, Wall Paper, Etc., 26 and 38 Weal Wtshingtoa Street, .1 ’ •
ftb9 d3m
KRAFSS
Whole
. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - f
esale and getBil Peaiqfifl.^ ,
Carpets, .WVyU,, titper,
OH Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, etc.,
•TATIONgltY. ETC. , , k Partums, MTacauIey & Co.,
MUSIC. J. A. BFXTERFIEKJD 4t CYk
Wholesale
MUSIO 1>EA.LERS,
76 East Market Street,
13NT I A. N-A. I s 01.1S. Keep constantly on hand e large assortment of Pianos, Organ*. Violins, Flute*, Accord eons. Strings, etc., end publishers ofgheetMusicaad Music Books. fablOdta Wholesale Music Dealers, Bate* House Corner, Indianapolis.
Plaaos from Stelnway * Sins, Kush* * Co., other*. AgeaU for Matey * Co.’a Cottage Orna* Mel ode ocs. fet>4l d!
and and dSm
HARDWARE, ETC.
complexion smooth, transparent, blooming
and ravishing. Unlike many cosmatlcs. It contains no material Injurioas to the skin. Any druggist will order
it for you, if not on baud, at 50 cents per battle W. K. HAGAN, Troy, New York, Chemist. DEM AS BARNES k CO , Wholesale Agent*. N. Y. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ail Druggists.
Heimstreet’* inimitable HairColoiiug i* not a dye. All Instantaneous dyes are composed of lunar caustic, and more or leas destroy the vitality and beauty of the hair. This ia the original hair coloring, and has been growing Id favor over twenty years. It restores grey heir to its original color by gradual absorption, in s sasst remarkable manner. It is also a beautiful hair dressing. Sold in two sizes—50 cents and $1—by all dealers. C. HEIMSTREET, Chemist. Saratoga Spring Water, told by all Druggists.
I.yob’s Extbact ok Pubb Jamaica Gi
tlon, Nausea, Heartburn, bus. Flatulency, etc., wht qulred. lu careful p
aa Jamaica Giyoku, for Indigesi. Sick Headache, Cholera Mer-
ng stimulant It re-
preparation and entire purity makes
able article for culinai ire, at 6U cents per bott
ou’s ” Put* Extract. Take no olber.
...can
a cheap and reti
Id everywbei
or cntlnary purposes, botUe. Ask for “Lr-
Saratoga Jlpring Water, sold by all Druggists.
ISAAC BOLL.
ROLL,
**M(AII V. KIMBLX.
KIMBLE & AIKMAN,
Wholesale Dealers In
Foreign ft Domestic Hardware -A.CTX> OXmOEit'X', 123 South Meridian Street, foblOtBm INDIANAPOLIS, INDIaHA.
SASH, BLINDS, ETC.
MAJRIOIV
Sash, Blind and Door Factory, KACHETT A FI LTON, Agents, Bet. Itliaoi*aad Tenaemee Streets, Booth of Osgood k Smith’s Last Faetory, near the
Rolling Mill,
MANUFACTURERS of
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
And general Job Werk, Stair Building, etc.
WYTK employ none bnt the beat workmen, aud uss
WF norinng but tha best material. W rk done
jomm s. aikman. l°w os at any ptac* In the city where it I* done well.
promptly attended
— d3i
sprat dSm
B. B. noBBBS. JAB. T. LATMAK. MRSEY Jfc laAYKAX, Importers of and Dealsrs in Hardware, Cutlery, Etc. WAKses* WoRtiactow Street, 2 *b!4 dSm INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
NOTIONS.
«HABtB8 MATBB.
4YtARl*KS MAYER 4k OS., • S7 • Wholesale Dealers In Toys, NfttiMs aad Faiey ^ No. 49 West Wasbiogton Street,
felOdSm ’ M^fAPOTJ^g^
mTll«n^R^oods:
EC*A Yte,-
a. Wv'tJo Wholesale Dealer in
n and Millinery Goods, Iff South Meridian St, Indianapolis, J*d. M. a—xn orders promptly fUled. fobs# d3m
Wholesale Dealers in
SCHOOL, HOOKS, Bnvelopes, Stationery, Blank Book and Paper, Book ’ . Publishers aad Binder*, : No. 13 West Maryland Street, fobS dSm INDIANAPOLIS, IHD1ANA1. B4>W*UW, FTFEWART A 470.,
Wholesale Dealers in
0 '* 1 ’"ntlVintn Tnmr IlT ’ ,Tal Tr’
AJ5W>
No.IS'Weiit Washington Street, ’jiawdai foUdSa nnSAMAFOUS, USMAWS.
'
,K.!qiaoj
STfLfiSt FAIWL^T ^ iceRKA,
TTholjOBala ]DaojRni iR
HATS, CAPS, MILLINERY, Straw aad rhacj Good*, No. 131 South Meridian Street* gchasew gnwAflAPOLfftiNPiANA.
li'jipi-i"
n
CglfCY.
il ‘!f
r * •
S. FAHENT AGERT. —— -m#*
BED BOTTOM.
MOXTILTOnST’S
SPRING BED BOTTOM.
Bromiley's Patent, September 20,1864.
Manufactured and sold by
CABINET MAKERS’ UNION,
No. 105fiest Washington Street, opposite the Court House.
it Mod Bottoms, some are are of bo aooowst. MOULTON’S BED Borrow jssis.'z.’s ISM, IMS. ] the Cabinet Makar*’ Union having secured the right of the Stmt* *f Indiana for th* above Bed Bottom, ere now proposed ta foralah tha publie at whoteeele *r retail ' mehH-dgm
s erlmesHadgtd by all to be *msthe pah Be. hevliig taken the ver exhibited In
PLOWS.
OHEAJP HLOWS.
and beat Plows to be found (nth* . he had at my old stand, No. 1M East street, hear Little’s Hotel. F. J. RAPP
1 rratche _JL Bsarkaf "ter.
-a.-..,!., 1
BOARDING.
—
Tap BniMMelM 81 75. 3-Plys 83 OO. Ex. Super. Ingrain« 81 SO. Super. Ingraints 81 7*1. All Wool Iuffrains81 00 Cotton Chain Ingrains 30c to 73c. Rag: Carpets 75c. Hemp Carpets 40c. Atthe.e price* we esn show a guud line uf goudj.
W# have aUo reduced tbe pr.ve on
WALL PAPER,
And all other Goods in our line.
THE TRADE PALACE
FOR
BJUR/GLAIHSTS.
HUME, ADAMS & CO.
26 and 28 West Washington St. meh98 dim
REMOVAL. MERRILL & CO/S
BOOK STORE
REMOVED
2STO. 5
EAST WASHINGTON STRKliT, aprddtm
FOR RENT.
YjlOB BNNT—A Farm of eighty acres, about six miles •Ml 0f the city. The Fsrm^e abo foreale. By
No. 17 West Washington street,
Room No. 2, np stairs.
mcU3dtf