Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1866 — Page 4
DAILY HEKALD.
SATVRDAY MORNING, ... .''APRIL 28.
G 1 T Y W EWS . . METROPOLITAN TUF.ATKR—MIm LotU —HU-' dtn Haml. MA805IC HALL—GrtHid Moving Pinoraa* of the Bible. | . f Personal.—Judge Applegate, of Carroll county, gave us a call yesterday. ^ ^ ipg* TLe colored Christian church, on Second street, is holding a series of revival meetings.
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J^llon. Joseph E. McDonald will address the Young Men's Democratic Club, at Military Hall, to-night. JlSr Don’t forget the speech of Hon. Joseph E. McDonald, before the Yeung Men’s Demo, ertic Club, at Military Hall, to-night. ^ ♦ ^s — BSy* Major Bailey, formerly a paymaster o( this city, will shortly assume the duties of paymaster of the Pacific railroad, at St. Louis. Assault and Battery.—William Dill was yesterday lined $5 and costs, in the police court, for an assault and battery on Andrew Hoffmeieter. t3T We learn that Millard Fillmore, a son of General Nathan Kimball, died at Loogootee, Martin county, on the 24th instant, of spotted fever. U3TA boy who attempted to steal a hat . from McIvePs store was soundly booted by the irate proprietor, who preferred that mode to having him arrested. iST Captain Valentine Jacobs was yesterday lined and eosted In tho sum of $4 95, before Ewpiiro Sullivan, foFcowhiding counsellor Tom. Harding. Cheap as dirt. —^ Temperance.—Rev. A. S. Kinnan will address the regular weekly temperance meeting, at Masonic Hall, to-morrow, at four o’clock p. M. Mr. K. is an alle speaker. Jgir It is rumored that the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway Company have purchased the Lafayette road—which may, probably, explaiu the suspension of work on the Danville extension. Throat and Lungs.—On our inside editorial page of our to-day’s issue will be found Dr. Hale's third letter, treating upon bronchitis. It will also be published In our weekly edition of May 4. ^ — Particular Notice.—The connection of Mr. K. M. B. Hooker with this office has been dissolved, and consequently Mr. Hooker is no longer authorized to transact busiuess of any kindTor tin* Herald. L-iT The Democrats and Johnson Republicans of the Fifth District will hold a convention at Cambridge City on the 17th of May. It is rumored that Judge Kilgore will be a candidate against Julian. ' .UT’Those who tread the giddy mazes of the waltz, trip the light fantastic toe, chase theglowing hours, etc., will remember the May ballot' the Western Base Ball Club, at Washington Hail,next Wednesday. IEaTTIio regular meeting of I. T. F. No. 1 will lie hr id at their hall to-night. All members are requested to be present. Wm. BodenYiamer, President. W. A. Mussek, Recording Secretary. Public Speaking.—Hon. Joseph E. McDonald will deliver one of his stiring and eloquent addresses before the Young Men’s Demoeratic Club, at Military Hall, to-night. Turn out, Democrats, and Lave your spiritual strength renewed. Washington Division ok Sons of Temperance.—An adjourned meeting will tie held at Temperance Hall, this evening. Every member is most earnestly called on to bo present. W. E. Rabb, W. P. SST Will friend Greene, of the Vincennes Sun do us the favor to look into the affairs of the postofliec at that place. While the Herald is promptly delivered above and below Vincennes, in that city subscribers fail to get their papers for three or four days after they are due. Going to Europe.—There seems to be an epidemic sort of travel to Europe this year. Yesterday Mr. John W. Coons, notafry public at the county clerk's office, received the passports for Dr. Emil Klein and Christian Frederic Klein. Application has also been made . for August Sommer. KIT The case of Mrs. Hurley, charged with drugging and robbing Mrs. Hanlyn, was being investigated at the mayor’s office yesterday, with a strong improbability of not getting through till to-day. The council chamber was crammed full of witnesses of the female speei*%, who were being examined singly. Government Salk.—There was an extensive sale ofhorses, barneet and other Government property at the Old Fafr Ground yesterday. Hunt is a model auctioneer; while he squeezes the last dollar that can be obtained out of a crowd, he does it In an expeditious 1 manner. The horses were a line lot, and sold well—the highest bringing <195. 23T A new express company, called the Merchants’ Union, has been organized with a capital of fifteen millions. The amount apportioned to Indianapolis was one hundred and twenty-live thousand dollars, which was taken in three days, some of our business men taking a hundred shares of flOOeach. On applications $96,000 additional was apportkmed to Indian„apolis. K5* We would suggest to the State Librarian that, as there will be no more partisan barrangues, under the pretense of soldiers’ receptions, tlie unsightly structure on the east side of the State Honse, used as a stand, be dispensed with, or rented out to some enterprising merchant of small means for a pea nut stand. Itts neither ornamental nor uaeful in its present shape. tST They bit freely yesterday, and the banks of the river and canal were lined with young gentlemen, principally of African extraction, dropping a lino for the purpose of letting the shiners know that they were well. We had no idea there were so many young Africans in the city, but presume we saw them all, for a nigger takes to fishing as naturally as a duck to water or a bee to clover. Robbed.—Mr. Charles Hendricks, who lives on ;Noble street, was garroted on North street, between Liberty and Noble, night before last, and robbed of his watch and a small amount of money. James Erwin and James Fitzpatrick have been arrested on sus- . picion of doiqg the deed. Erwin is one of the menwliowas implicated In the jail homicide last winter. He had 1h.cu out of jail but a few days when he was returned to bis old quarters. The Woman Beater.—Stephen H. Woodson, the fellow who so brutally beat and kicked Mrs. Mary McCarty, on Thursday afternoon, was yesterday taken before the Mayor and fined 525 and costs, in default of which he~ was sent to jail for thirty days. Woodson was also fined $5 and costs for whipping Mary Taylor, his step-daughter, a girl about twelve years old. The little, girl testified that her father always treated her well, when not in liquor, but lately had been seldom sober. Be- , fore leaving the court room on his way to jail, he took the pledge to drink no more. It is to he hoftod that he will keep it, In jail and out. . >Vkst Market Square—We wish we could induce the Council to do something with the west market, which has become an unsightly and stinking nuisance. Tim atniotura^.which is no longer used as a market house, and seems on the point of tumbling down, serves merely as a shelter for vagrant bows an4 hogs, while the adjacent territory is a perfect golgotha of dead cats and Jogs, beef bones, night soil, rotten vegetable* and a host of unsavory substances. The circumambient atmosphere is Inavlty laden with a greater variety of stinks than Cdoridge counted In the ancient city o4 Cologne. Wa suggest that the building be torn down or takefi care of In some efficient ragnlter.
contemplates t seallAely, before the weather gets warm. We do not know that the cholera will come this way, but 'do not care about having such a pressing invitation extendop,.*sthjd of laying bare the oozy bed of the can41 to the fierce rays of a July sun. New Bridge.—We are happy in being enabled to announce that the bridge on the Indianapolis and Brownsville plank road, over White river, is to be rebuilt. For some time, persona living on that side of the river desiring to visit Indianapolis, have been compelled, at a good deal of personal inconvenience, to seek the lower bridge, while the residents of Indiana avenue have been deprived of the advantages of the travel through that thoroughfare. The Plank Road Company have contracted to complete the bridge before the first of January, 1869.
Sraupc from Plymouth, Marshall county, contains the fbUowIng sad intelligence: “James C. Ylnnedge, an old and highly esteemed citizen of this county was instantly killed on last Wednesday by a stroke of lightning. He was in hla cellar at the time of the occurrence, immediately beneath the chimney, which rested upon tho floor above. Tbe lightning struck the chimney, and passed down through the houae, doing but slight mischief, to its unfortunate vietim who stood below. His death was instantaneous. Although his hat was rent from the top of the crown to the edge of the rim^hieiiody&cre no trace of tile dread destroyer. He leaves a wife and several grown up chi Wren to moon Ms sudden demise. He wee a man of large heart, and«Df a kind and aObctlonite nature. His memory will not soon perish from the remembrance of his many friends.” ^ ^ 13“ This morning, about fifteen minutes past four o’clock. Louis BlankeKIhip undertook to purloin his day’s fuel from the woodpile ef John Madden, on Weet New York street. Madden having different ideas in regard to the rights of property from those entertained by Blankenship, concluded to protect his own, which he did by firing a gun well loaded frith shot at the head of the wood apr>ro]>r1ator, n\& shot taking effect In tbe side of the head, considerably Injuring his visual organs, ami doing nntoM damage to bis personal appearance. Our Wrdtct is, served him right.— Gasttte of yetterday. Mr. Madden, probably, is not aware that he bos no more right to shoot a wood thief than the wood thief has to steal wood. We know of an instance In which a man shot and killed a melon thief, and was sent to the penitentiary. However, if Blanknahip gets well, he may turn honest in consequence of his discipline. t ■ * Fire.—About three o'clock yesterday afternoon the grain warehouse of Dr. T. B. Elliott, on the corner ef Alabama street akd the Indianapolis and Cincinnati railway, took fire in the roof and aoon burned to the-ground, notwithstanding the efforts of the fitw department. The origin of the fire is not known to a certainty, though it is supposed to have been caused by a spark from a locomotive. Tbe building belonged to the Indianapolis and Cincinnati nrilrmd, but had been rented to Dr. Elliott. It contained three thousand bushels of wheat, some flour and some corn. The loss in grain and fixtures Is probably ten thousand dollars, covered by insurance to that amount 1u the Liverpool and London. The Bellefontaine freight bouse, near by, caught in the roof, but, ffttunately, the lire was extinguished before it had established itself. A high wind sfts Mewing at the time, and it is a wonder that surrounding buildings were not involved. A freight train standing near the warehouse was in imminent danger, but a gallant poney rushed in and hauled it out of danger. The Postoffice.—The lollowing petition is being extensively circulated and signed in the city: “ To Hit Excellency, Andreic Johnson, Hiesident of the United States: “SIR: We, the undersigned,citizens of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, would most respectfully petition your excellency for the removal of the present incumbent of tbe postoffice of this c\Xj, A.H. Conner, and for the appointment of O. B. Dailey. Our reasons for ao petitioning are numerous, of which some are as follows, viz: a great dissatisfaction prevails on account of the careless way our letters arc looked over; thereby, in a great many instances, depriving us of our letters, etc., when they have been in the office for some time. By removing those grievances, for you your petitioners will ever pray.” While we are aware that the petitioners have good grounds of complaint, and while we recognize the necessity of a change iu the administration of the affairs of tbe Indianapolis pdstoffice, we are not prepared, just yet, to indorse anybody as s proper person to succeed Mr. Connor. We believe that tbe powers that be at Washington will act in a proper manner, at the proper time, and that the people of Indianapolis have an able representative of their interests in the person of the Honorable Tkomlb A. Hendricks. The Great Pigeon shoot.—There was high old time, and rare old sport, at tbe pigeon match, abont two miles up tbe river, yesterday. The Governor Morton was loaded down to the guards with excursionists—some of whom carried double barreled shot guns, to •hoot the birds, and- -others double barreled bottles of Old Tom Cat and other detonating mixtureejo sheet themeelves ami their friends in the neck. The meet uniformly successful ■hooting was done by the latter. The followrag te the aeon: * fimt Match, double birds. Elrick. ; 191011 iaioio-7 Gorham 101010111011—8 Mitchell. 101111111/010—9 Myers i 00 0 00 001010—8 SECOND MATCH, SINGLE BIRDS. Butterfield 00 1 0 1 0—2 Fiaher.... ill 101-9 THIRD MATCH, DOUBLE BIRDS—FOR $50. Elrich .11001100000 0—4 MitehaU .111104> 10101 0-7 fourth Match, double birds—for $40. Mitchell. 110011—4 Elrich. 10110 0—3 As on the Occasion of the former match, a high wind was blowing, which made the shooting exceedingly difficult. After all Was over. Colonel Top McBaker shot a single handed match against time, and Wiled every 1>lrd he shot at except one, which was a dead one thrown from the trap by mistake. On account of some dissatisfaction, the match will be repeated next Tuesday. All CALVES.—We understand that, in the last invoice of goods received by a popular Washington street dry goods house, may be found several bulky packeipea of artificial calves. The only drawback to the introduction of the tilting hoop is thus done away with. Heretofore that article has been won^jHtkto a limited extent. Only those ladles to whom nature has been betmtffMltlHfee matter of calf dared to ifeitltie tnftiew, tfce meet spindle shanked of the sex, if any such' there be, can provide themselves with a pair of robust and symmetrical calves, for a small outlay. Judiciously selected, anil properly fitted, with the ttltlngest of beeps, she may sail up Washington street with the. proud consciousness that she is dressed - a la mode. A lady friend Informs us that h great desideratum is to have •do emmi {mujjwtij ■tiwiy w vfvtT wi imnoi)6u« In Paris an& Jfey Y'crfc „#iere are numerous artists who will measure a lady lor a pair of flirts, find fit them so nicely is to deceive
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their own skill. Of course they are liable to blunder at first, but perseverance will inevitably triumph. In’ the course of time we »h*n probably have educated cutters and fitters among us, who will save the ladies the vexation ancftrouble of ddlng their own work. We do not Jknow that the enterprising importer Of the ^rst drove of calves cans to advertise them; just at present, but, as the ladies will all be anxious to know who has got them, we will state that they may befound on Washington street, between Meridian and Pennsyl-vania-ln just tbo pfce* wfcars; the. people would most natujally look for the latest fashions, and aft the novelties of the day—in short, not to put too fine a point on it, at tbe
New York store.
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Amcttem ffinle of fine property on the 80th Of April, No’. 16 South Mississippi street. -2B-2 ^ [ ^ A. Frazek A Co-. Caam Yosar Pie Plant.—Pie plant cans well at a small expense. The best variety is the “ Royal Victoria,” which is received fresh daily at Horn & Anderson’s. FrenkaRollBsatter.—200 lbs. fresh roll butter, very choice, at Horn A Andersoh’s. Frefeh Vegetable* a sad Fruit*.— Go to O. B. Stout & Bro.’s for fresh new Cucumbers, Asparagus, Radishes, Onions, Lettuce, Oranges and Lemons. O. B. Stout 4c Bro.*« is the place to buy fresh Cucumbers, Asparagus, Radishes, Lettuce, Onions, and all kinds of Fruits and Family Groceries. Call early if you want to get something nice delivered to any part of tbe city free of charge. ^ P«w liettlug.—The Pews in the New Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church, on New York street, will be let on Monday, the 80th instant, at two o’clock p. M. Punctual attendance of those desiring seats is requested. 28-2 Robert Browning, Treasurer. All the Latest Newspapers and Magazines can be had at Root <fc Ingraham's, No 26 North Illinois street. Also, Sheet Music. apr28-24 For Sale.—It will be seen by referring to our advertising columns, that'a nice piece of Land, consisting of eight acres of nice ground, together with a Cottage House of nine rooms, with Barn and Orchard, are for sale on easy terms. A good opportunity for some one. Steamboat Fxcuraloau—The most extensive excursion the Governor Morton has yet made will come off this afternoon. The river being in good boating order,Hhe gallant craft will glide out at three o’flock precisely, and walk the water like a thing of life as for up as Cold Spring and Broad Ripple. A band of music will be in ateendance, and a pleasant time may be anticipated. Street can,running every five minutes through Washington street, will carry passengers to the wharf. Tho baud* of the 1. C. and Danville Road, we are happy to say, are under pay. The ImmUoo off ludtuuupol 1* will please atep down to C. E. Geiaendorff A Co.’s, Nob. 61 and 63 West Washington street, and see the most beautiful lot of Grenadines, which they offer for the low price of 75 cents, worth $1 00. M , , Recollect tbe Auction Sale on the 30th, at two o’clock, P. M. A fine brick residence to be sold. A.FrazeeACo. 28-2 §140 Reward.—A man by the name of Alexander Wagoner suddenly disappeared about tbe 2t>th of March last. He is about tbirty-six years old, fair romplexion, sandy hair, and smooth face, and when last seen, had oh a dark grey frock coat, with a black overcoat. On tbe morning of the above date he was seen at tlie Terre Haute and Indianapalts depot, shipping horses to Sliclbyville, Illinois. The uIkivc reward will t>e given for the recovery of his l>ody, either dead .or alive. Albert Trinkle, Moaewequa, 28-6 Shelby county. Illinois. -w . —~ — Pianoforte WumU*.—If any one would hear that noble instrument, the Grand Piano, and appreciate its capacity, let them drop into Messrs. Willard A Stowell’s wareroom, when Mr. Albert Parsons and Professor Owen are performing on two of (’bickering' A Son’s Grands. Passing by No. 4 Bates House yesterday we] heard the most entrancing strains of sweet, mellow, and anon powerful music, to w hich we ever listened. We understand a concert is in contemplation and anticipate a rare treat. 27-4 l>on*( Forces llic AucSion Male of Real Estate on the JOtli. at two o’clock P. M., No. 10 Soutli Mississippi street. 28-2 A. Frazek & Co. Auction To>l>uy. -A* will be seen on reference to our auction column, A. L. Hunt A Co. sell this morning, at half past nine o’clock, an assortment of Furniture, three hundred roils Wall Paper, Cook Stoves, Heating Stove*, three sets Buggy Harness, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, and a (treat many other articles too numerous to mention. For full particular*, see their advertisement. Fool and Rcfk-e«hlmc.—Call at Wiles A RcynoM’s Drug Store, opposite the postofflee, and take a drink of that superb Soda Water which always give* vigor, animation and new life to the weary and sun sick pedestrian. Family Morwe, Top BacKY , •<<’-* at Auction.—See auction column for A. I,. Hunt 4 Co’s, sale of family horse, top buggy and harness, this afternoon at one o’clock. The Omly One Price Hat Store in the city i* Seaton’s, near the postofflee, who also keeps the largest and finest stock in the city and at prices as low as the lowest. 28-2 For Amythioc in the hat or cap line go to Seaton’s One Price Hat Store. You can see styles there that can be found at no other place (n the city. 28-2 Tbe Be*t refined and inspected coal oil can be bought of Reynolds A Prather, successors of U. S. Rochey, No. 13 South Meridian street. The entire city retail trade is solicited. We deliver oil lamps,^etc., free. Rcymold* A Prather,13 South Meridian street, employ a man to repair broken lamps. The newest improvements can be fixed to old lamps. _ Fiae Cbamdaller*, beautiful parlor and hall bangings lamps and elegant hall lamps at No. 13 South Meridian street. C. E. Cieiaeadorffi" A Ca^ 61 and 63 West Washington street, have just received another lot of beautiful Shetland Shawls, at low figures. Fstirtare.—Fletcher’s pasture will be open on the 1st of May, to receive stock. Gate open from five to seven, a. m., and from five to seven, p.m. Samuel Love, Proprietor—residence 163 South East street. _ ^ 28-3* Wasmted.—Four white girls and six colored girls, to do general house work. Inquire at the City Intelligence Office, No. 33}£ North Illinois street. 27-3 Wassted.—Farmers can procure good industrious men to work on farms by inquiring at the City Intelligence Office, No. 33y u North Illinois street. 27-3 Well* Jffna* You 91 list Have Been to a Fire, to come out in that new rig. No, Sir! I ordered these new clothes at Swclnhart A Co.’s. I can afford to dress well, nowadays, since Messrs, s. A Co. are making up suits so very cheap; and I advise you to call and leave your order with them, at their ele-gant-rooms, No. 21 South Meridian street. 27-3 There I* Nothiar New or beautiful in the Hat or Cap line, that Mclver has not. Reiver'* Mtock of Hat* and Caps is not only the largest, but the finest and cheapest in the city. 27-2 Choice Family Clroeerle** Canned and Pickled Fruits, especially a choice article of old White Wheat Flour, warranted genuine, White Sprout Potatoes, etc., etc., at the popular grocery stand, No. 98 East AVashington street, one door south of Delaware. 27-6 Retmnaed.—Mr. AVinter has just returned from the East with a large and tine stock of spring and summer piece goods. Geatieme*, call and leave- your orders for Knobby business or dress suits. 27-2 Rocker * Brother** Piano.—Two more of these superior instruments expected soon at Wlllafd A Stowell’s. -27-4
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way, New York.—For a fair competition see the show window of Bamberger’s Hat Store, No. 16 East AVaahington sheet. 27-2 ItedHe*i there Is no place in this city where you can buy Millinery Goods aa cheap as yon can at the New York Millinery Store, 56 North I Illinois street. 27-2
Stop sue* See.—The beautifhl show window of Bamberger’s Hat Store Is the attraction in the city at present, and it pa; examine tbe different styles now on exhibition. ' 27-2 Bamberger** Hate take the lead this season in styles, variety and prices, and we advise all to examine the stock liefore purchasing elsewhere. 27-2 New liliryfl- ^ ” n JiL-im Merchant Tailor, 1? North Illinois street, opposite Bates House, has just received anew stock of spring and summer goods for gentlemen’s wear, which he will make up to order at prices as low as can be obtained at any similar establishment in the city. Give him a call. 13-tf
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Wanted, SItnatlan*.—Several reliable clerks, well recommended, German or American. Inquire at tbe City Intelligence Office, No. 33}£ North Illinois street. 27-3 Oreat Bargain.—An interest in one of the best groceries in 'the city can be bouglit. For particulars, call at southwest corner of New York and Tennessse streets, or address Box 621. 27-° Tbe Henson why new goods can be bought so cheap at the City Dry Goods Store. It is a well known fact, worth remembering, that C. AYittenburg reduced his entire stock of dry goods and notions last fall, thereby enabling him to purchase a very large stock this spring, at the panic prices. AYc recommend the ladies to call ami examine this magnificent 'display of goods, at No. 37 East AVasbington street, before purchasing elsewhere. 20-3 I>reMM Flood*.—A very large select stock of fine Dress Goods Just received, which were bought at the late decline in prices, on free exhibition at tbe City Dry Goods Store, No. 87 East AVasbington street. / 28-3 Monsethlnp New and Tory Nice.— That beautiful design of e* elephant’* head for a Gas Bracket at Dnnn A Harney’s, No. 70 North Illinois street. .We recommend everybody to call 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. 28-4 We have, in order to satisfy the frequent calls for Jeans, purchased one piece of the fashionable wood odor, which we will make up in our superior style in suits or pants. Call and get a stylish suit at small cost. We are in receipt, also, of s fresh stock of French and English buttings of very deoirable style, at reduced rates.
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25-4 30 North Pennsylvania street. A Mplendid assortment of Gravestones and Monuments at Seybotd’a, No. 64 East Market street, opposite the postoffice, s few doors east of Roberts Chapel. Now is the time.
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Shawl* mad Ramiae** for spring sad summer wear, in endless variety, at the City Dry Goods Store, No. 37, East Washington street. 26-3 White Flood*. Jaconets, Naurobk. Brilliants, Bishop Lawn, Soft Cambric, and French Itu(fling, something new end bice for ladies waists. The above goods are all new, and Just received at the City Dry Goods Store. No. 37 East Washington street. 26-3 lieu mtitmI Mwte* latwa** full dresx patterns, only $5 00, at the Ladies’ Emporium.
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AH Wko Causalt their own interest go to Hume, Adams A Co’s, for carpets, wall papers, window shades, and everything In the house furnishing line. Their stock is large ami their priees low. 26-3 Flruud Rxeurstea, fk-own Fluciu nati and Louisville to Memphis, Vicksburg and New Orleans.—A grand excursion will be made from Cincinnati and Louisville, by steamboat, to New Orleans. A splen did boat will bo provided; music, and every thing requisite for tbe comfort and convenience of tbe excursionist will be prepared. The boat will leave Cincinnati on tbe 17th day of May, and Louisville on the titt^ stopping at Island No. 10, New Madrid, HtAman, Columbus. Fort Randolph, Memphis, Vicksburg. Natchez. Baton 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. Tbe round trip will be made in twenty days. ThU is a rare opportunity for tbose w ho desire to see tbe Father of Waters go unvexed to the Gulf. Railroad* will carry exrurtioniM* to Cincinnati and Louisville at half fare. Tickets for the round trip, $65, including meals, etc. For sale at Clncimmti by James S. AVise, No. 11 Public Landing; at Louisville by Cropper, Patton A Co.; at Indianapolis by Bowen. Stewart A Co., AV. P. Bingham A Co., and J. A. Butterfield A Co. The number of tickets are limited. Procure them ten day* in advanee. 25-6 Mnperlar CHoycs* all eolors, qualities and prices, at the Ladies’ Emporium, 28 East AVasbington street. 54.5 Extra Mae Lace Foliar* at the Ladles’ Emporium. 24^, New Good* receiving daily at the Ladies’ Emporium, which will be sold very low.
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Haaooa** Llshtniag Rod.-“The open flanges, running spirally tbe whole length of the rod enables the fluid to freely traverse both surfaces, and at the same time pursue the spiral course natural to its movements.”—Pro/eaaor Buckman. See advertisement in another column. 24-6 Embroidered Hsaadkercbicte, very fine, at the Ladies’. Emporium, 28 East AVasbington street. 24-5 Nig;lst Laach.—Johnson Canton, proprietor of the Dew Drop Saloon, on Wall street, between Washington and Peart, has established a ten o’clock lunch, to which the hungry and the thirsty are directed. Do drop in at the Dew Drop and take a little mountain dew with your turtle soup. 23-6 Mcrvloeabl* Primte—13 cents per yard, at tbe Ladies’ Emporium, 28 East Washlngto* street. , 24-5 Jorpit O'Cammor, South Illinois street, is tbe sole agent for Sands’ Cream and Stock Ales, and Bennett, Pieters A Co.’s Red Jacket Bitters. Ice Boxes, from two to six barrels in capacity, furnished in any desired quantities, and at less than half tbe prices for which they may be obtained in (£$tinnati. Give Mm a call. gfl f Female Amerieaa Fill* See Dr. Daeier’s advertisement in another column. apr!7-ly ‘ ■ Reopeaed.—City Bath House—No. 16 Weet Pearl street; entrance through barbershop. Hot and Cold Baths in good wanb
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S. C. BANKA.
OOCOLAM ■AOtJISB. t M. CAUWBU.
CBOMLANB, HIAGFIHE * CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Comer MartdtMoad Marybal Street*, 1 INDiAHAPDLR, INDIANA.
erne dm
J.W.MUAB*. Htium, ottunmR *co„ Wholesale Grocers. and Commission Merchants, 76 Ernst Waohhigton Street.' ubieam ihuahapou-s, Indiana.
HATS,
CAPS,
O A MWAIMOB. *. B. ALTtT. BONALMON Ac ALYEY, Jobber* of Hat§, Caps, Fur§ ( Straw Goods, Umbrellas aad Perm sets, »? ** bwh XoridMi. It, IchamU’s mate. IsdOaopolU. « V JB -A. m JRA ~ YMmls sad RBtalt Outer in ~ Hats, Gaps, Pul’s & Straw Goods Ho. 16 East Waskimjton Street, W«A>frM IHIM VH4WHJ8. raPUWA.
BOOTS ANB SHOES. **» Month Merldksm Mereot. EVANS, ftlAYO At FO.,
BOOTS AND SHOES ■mdiamapoli*, Indiana, foblefrn , ' ’—r tt: fv • ? —r b—44—T B.BSBBBICKB. WB. BBBtmr*. W.O.VKMB. T. *. ITO HENBRK9KJ6, EBMINM * FO., WholMoie Deoter* In BOOTS AND SHOES, He. SS Sc«th MortiHsa (treat, SckaBU’* Block, ■adlmnapall*, IsmL Medte BURTON Ac BAVIN, Wkodkala Duleraln &rti<l Shoes, He. 38 Befltk Meridian Street, Media
COMMISSION. CHARLES GLAZIER. Oommisaion Merchant, + Dealer la floar,Orila, Hag. and Trod oca gmaratfr, and anuafoetee team pMuorte^dTS^LdtaaspolU, tad Particular attaatia* ■Iren to tbe late and parch*** of flaar, Qraia aal Predac*. tabU«m JOHN T. IbEWFEMK * CO., „ uenkral COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Denier* In Fred nee, 43 Sooth Delaware film I, # (et* dte INDIA NAPOLI*, INDIANA. IHRAEl* WILSON, COMMISSION MSBCHAJNT, And Wholesale Denier in Flaar and nil kind* off Feed, No*. 12 and 16 South Pennsylvania Street, (PW d*on below Sharpe * PMcbar’* Bank.) fab* dm <« . . HOLMAN* Produce Conuqtesiou Merchant No. ■ Bata* Houa* Banding, Waablnftoo Street, Indiana Nell*, dad.
Conaiai
aoUcltad.
FURNITURE.
Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturer* a: d dealer* in all kind* of F TJ R 3ST X TXJ RE, ?Hj‘iVfe. Ml Ka*t afuteinaton8trmt, j*ul7 dem IN DL AH a POL13, l SB.
ORUCCIST8.
w. i.bauit. a. a. ■ aktikualx. j. a. booeb.
W. I. If ASK IT At CO.:
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 14*West Washington Street.
febS d3m
ISDIANAFOU3.
* BROW NINO At SLOAN, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. 22 West AVasbington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. At new *tooo front building. No*. 7 and • East Washington street, between Gl.nn’»Block and Marldianatzcot, aftar April l*t. . f e t,ju dm
CLOTHING.
*• ^ ■AYS. H. WACSTKL. J. KAT8KILTKKUC A SOSKNT8AL. HAYS, ROSENTHAL A CCk, Uasafacturer* and Wholawla D taler* m €I§thiig t Gent’s Faralsklag Goads, feb8 d3m AD. DUiAa. J.B. OCOAB. , DAVID DTSSAK. DESSAR, BRO. Ac CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer* in ClethiRg snd Piece Goods,
LIQUORS.
JOB* raABOBT. o. a . ocTaaiB0*r
JOHN PEABODY At CO., Importer* and Wholesale Dealers in
Sparkllag Catawba aid Chanpagae
w x 3sr e s.
j^Order* fton thecouatoj promUg attended to JT. C. RRtNKHEYER, tiaportw ate Whalmh Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, I^B.«bte.OM MnmjtejUjml Whhk,. pur. S9 West WanfeiMMloM Mtrppta hbMfrn PamtiteropomTH^ioZ^
CONFECTIONERY.
€’0..
B A R HETT A
Maaaf. ctorers of
chivfectioiyery, Aad Wholeeale Dealers in S TEAS, FIRE WORKS, FRUITS. NUTS, ETC.. ETC, mSeath MerUUa struct, iadienepolis, tadline.
(Mean
OIL. 1. r. BVAa,. o. t. avan. «. a. a*Aaa. j. a. btam. I. P. EYANSA CO., XAnufacUrara of TTt TV S E E I> OIL,, 1«4 South Dataware itreet, Udlenepoli,, lodiane, will pay the hi*best market price for FXaAoX seex>_ febl4 d3m
J AS. A SLAUaWTSS.
LASIS JOUBAB.
NX*. B. SLACTGHTEH A CO.,
PETROLEUII, OILS.
Nn. 4 L—l*innn Strewt,
mbBdm INDIANA POUfi, IND.
PIANOS. WILl.ARD At STOWE1.I., DKALER8IN PI A I%0 FORTES,ORG A.VN -A. INTO MELODBOXSTS. Gran I PiAnoe, Square Piano*. Upright Plaaos,Cottage Piaaoe, Wholeeale and Betall. Ubfl dte No. 4 Bate* HoaeeNtach. Iwdienepolto.
QUCCNSWARE.
WHOLESALE aUEENSWARE
CHINA AN* GLAXSITAHK,
B. A. WOODBRIDOE,
16 We*t Washington ffirret,
fchU dm IM MAHAPOUf, INOtAHA.
■ t. was*. uae. a. »«*,. jaa 1. woaaia. IX. F. WEST <3fc OO., I mportan aad Who'eaala Dealer* ia Chlaa, Glass, Qseessware, Cstlery, Ate Plated Sooda, 87 Matt Washington St., Indianapolis, hid. CatiMdte
IRON, STEEL, ETC. W. J. HOLLIDAY At (XL.
Dealer* In
Iron, Steel, Springs, Axles, Nut*, Bella, Blacksmiths’ Toala, Hah*, Felloe*, • pokes. Carriage Trtmaiage, etc., etc^ No. 59 Sooth Meridian Street, IbblOdOm IHMANAPOLM, INDIANA.
;nmeot* of all kladl. Produce sod Provision*
feb# dm
PAT—OWCO.. JOBBBBS OF Dry Goods and Notions, No. 3 Alrord’a Bloek, South Meridian street. Indlnnnyll*. Inti. feb* dSm oursarocur. a. a. stuam. a. a. ooeaauua. TOVWEY, BYHA HI 4k CO., saaaaaa or "Dry GLoods Aad Notions, Ho. 1 Alvord’a Bloch, South Xerldlaa street, Indlnnnyll*, lad. * febedm
PEE, Whoicuk
Bry Good* and Notions, Dry Creed*, ’- Pane)! Goods, -a-jstd isronoisrs, 4 AlTOrd'l Stock, Booth MorMiaa aUoot. H nraiAJ^A-POLIIS. HLRPHY, RRNNRDW 4k FNL,
Wl^olosalo Dealer, in
Fsrsigs a Ml gsRcadc Dry GssB, A-PTU NOTIONS,
T
~F~
car Para, Eft.
JEWELRY, ETC. HcLENE 4k HERRON, Whale**le aad Betall Dealer* in American and Swiss Watches, Diamonds, Jkwelry, GoM Peae, ntver and OaateHn Chataa, etc. Agmt* for Amerioaa ftatehee. feb tdm
CLOCKS, BTC. S. v O. Ac O. EI3EIV, lopwtin, Wholeeale ate Betall Dealeraia CLOCKS, REGULATORS, And Looking Glasses, Sdm’j* Block, No. 79 Eo*t Market Stnet, MbWdm INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
AUCTIONEERS.
A. L. RUST. a. W. a’CUlDr. A. L. & Co., AUCTION ANB COMMISSIOI MERCHANTS, No. S3 Ka*t Waskiagrtou At., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Regular sale, on Wednaoday, at our room at half-put Aina •'clock. Well Kept Fsraitsre at Asctlsi. YXTU.L bo sold on Saturday morning, at half-put Wlr ana o’clock, a desirable assortment of Honseh»*d Fami tare, Mattrama, Stoves, 00 Oeth, Be* elver,, Qnac. fitedlee, Dry Qo^ tot ef Qiaenlea. Bed Sacks, Paathar Pillows, Gates* Oates. Notion*, Table Cloths, Platte Tea ate Table Spoons, Plated Cutors, etc., etc. At cm o'clock, p. a., will be .old oae excellent family Horn, Top Buggy, la good ord.r, and set of Boggy Harae**. aprlT dly
BA r WILEY Sc HARTIY, Baal E-itate Brekara and Aoetioneer*. Two Story Brick Honse. No. 3S N. Last Street- at Auction ON THURSDAY, MAX 3, AT TWO O’CLOCK, ON THE PREMISES.
ihington
front-
di
CjnUATBP one half aanaro not lb of Wash tO street—being part of Lot No. t, la Block CS, Pg 59 feet on last straat,by U7 tort 6 inches deep.
lu* 11 rooms, had, it tbe rooms. Gas
I'1;50 feet 00 But strut, by l Alley oa Ue SouU side. Honse cental ullar, penk ate portieo. Close
and other conveniences. Large cistern, well and pump. Stable aad wood honse on the lot Also, fruit trees,
viaea, ete.
A good location for a boarding house. Tuaui—One-third cub; one-third ia cue jea,, ulJ one third In two years, with interett. Deferred tuyment, to be secured by mortgac; on the premises. Uossesstoa given upon sale. WtLBT * MANT1N, aprift dtt Baal Estate Anetleneers,
SPECIAL NOTICES. Camargo Manufacturing Go. PAPER HANGINGS And Window ffibade*, 57 West fbnrth Street, Cincinnati, i^hio. febll dm X. X. SRKN NBHAN, Prop’r.
INSURANCE. To Andrew Wallace, Esq.
WrOUK favor of June K
X Insuraue. Company U „
UABUXO, Alacktsom A Rose.
>ros of such Letters from tbs hast bistoess
it received. The Security
lueurauee Company to good—flrrtrue.
Dabux<
We have 1 housum N apr^^Ot
•w Terk.
J. B. DOM LOP A CO., Wo IS Worth Meridian
JEWELRY.
New Jewelry Store. ANDREW OEHLER, Watchmaker and Jeweler Nn. «e Month Hein ware Mtrwel, Belw ea Wubiugton and Maryland Su., INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
A IX Unde ef Witches. Clocks and Jewelry on hand. /X Repairing dona promptly and neatly, at tbs lowest price*. aprSo dSm
BED BOTTOM. MOXJXtTOISr’S SPRING BED BOTTOM.
Bromiley's Patent, September 20,1564.
Maaufactbred and sold by
CABINET MAKERS’ UNION,
No. 105 Fast Washington Street, opposite the Court House.
A MOW* the many Patent ted BsCtoms. sons are /% good ate some are of ao account. MOULTON'S snDNa BHD BOTTOM to acknowledged by all to be superior to any now before the puhito, havtag taken the
puhito. havtag taken the ■ wherever exhibited la
The Cabinet Makers’ Union having secured the right f the Bun ef Indiana tor the above Bed Bottom, are »w prepare* to furnish the public at wholesale er re-
perior le any now before na rraaanmsever all ether.
1004, IMS
The" '
of the ..... new prepare* to fermite tha peblic st
tall.
mchMtea
SASH. BUNDS, ETC. RLAlRIOZV Sash, Blind and Door Factory, NIACHETT A FVLTON, Apenta. Bmk Illinois and Temmcmee Streote, South of Ontete a Snith’i Last Factory, sear the Rolling Mill, manufacturers of SASH, BOORS, BUNDS, WINDOW FRAMES, ETC. And goaerel Job Work, Stair Build lag, etc. \TATt employ noao hat tho boot watkaeen, ate use VY aotmag hat tho boat matorial. W.rk done aa towaaat aay place in the city where it to doae wall. Ordan ton with Dr. Beyd will be promptly attatete ta. . aprlldm
MUSIC.
J. A. BUTTERFIELD 4k FO. MTTSIC irELAJUERS, 76 Bast Market Straot, X Iff Z> X Xff A. X> O X.X GL Kaepoaaataatlya* hate a Urea amrtmaBt a*Plaaoa, pntite'ara^rahateMnto A. M. BKIViLA.M 4k CO.. Wholesale Music Dealers, Botes House Corner, Indianapolis. Piano, from Stainway * S>aa, Kasha * Co., ate otherjk ^igcada for Betsy* Oa.’a Cottage ^Or^an* ate
HARDWARE, ETC.
■aaAcaoax. SOU, (MBU 0 AHMMi Whatoaali Dealers ia Foreign ft Domestic Hardware -A-lSrr) CXTTLERY, 123 South Meridian Street, tohlO dm INDtAHAPOUa, INDIANA.
>irai; Jao 1.Carwia;B. J. Featar. v HUME, ADAMM 4k FO., Window SSalaa, YaffMni§fo; > '' 1 *^
26 and 26 West WteMngtoa Afreet,. ' ‘ u febSdSm IHDUNAPOLlS^tSD.
Carpets, 'Wall ‘
r all Paper,
oahtngton Street, opp. Court House
* fNDaHAPOUB.IND,
101 East W
WA^lttNitWt/kffc^
Lc
Parsons, Racauley ft
' ’Wholessle Dealers in
SOHOOX. ^OOJCBvtHA
*^32^25 “IT
No. 13 West Murylnd Street, 3 1 Ngjj
nnuHAPous, india va
HOWRSLRt4hWART * COw,
_ —
School Booka, Paper, Envelopes
nauaiAPoux ran
-- ^ Nonow.
"«■.»«» MATUB. FHARLE0 HAVER 4k CO., Whoiaaato Daalari ia Ttys, Nslisu §§4 Fucy Gssft, No. 29 Wed Washington Street,. tosssm INDIANAPOLIS, DR>. v
MOLLINERV COOPt.
J.
W. COFELAHIB,
Whaiaaala Dealer in
Straw and MUUnery Goods, is South Meridian St., Indianapolis, lad. IT K-ADordar. promptlyCtod. tohSidm
STHtfiSt McCEKIp r ' THsumaasdMSfr '
IS, CAPS, MILLINERY,
Msri^iaB Street, H
, , ftDENDY. UTsi PATENt AGENT,
toitoMpnlR, IhA
lochlAdly
PLOWS. CHEAP* Ml.O'WS. rfVHK cheapest ate bast Plows to bo found in tk. I market can be had at my oM state, No. IS4 Beat Washlngtoa (treat, near Little’s Hotel. neSHSOn ■ F. J. RAPP
—With er without recree.
ha eStalate by apteyiag at lTX
aprSi dSw
MAPBVK WQuits.
ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS. 1 is Santk Illlnnl* htreet. EiniltRy & Co., flculptArs ar« 4mIsm Ie all kMtof Impdrted Warble Work, MAMQVACPUBID IN CARRARA, ITALY YM/X ALSO MAKE TO ORDKR .WW tatnlng to Marble work—M VftBMft EtEey sE Mw IBSEt •te werrent to give eatlsfacttoa. IEP Orders Ban a dletaate pi
aprfStf
niLLINERV.
Amusements. Metropolitan Theater. Comer of Washington and Tennessee streets
nmmager,..
..Mr. W.H. Mlley.
CHANGE OF TIKE: open al TK o’clock. Overrate begin, at 8 o’clock precisely.
Saturday Evening, April 28.
Positively Lost .’bight ot* MISS LOTTA. THE GRRAT DK Alt A OF THE HIDDEN HAND. Capitols, (with Songs and Dances,t Itles Lotla
Maoday, April 30, the celebrated. AVER 13 SISTERS, Mlawre* Ada and Emma.
~~ PANORAMA. The Great Historical Paintings J. INSCO WILLIAWS’ GRAND MOVING Panoramit of the Bible,
TkU (Ei'iday) Aight, April 30, And continue tor a few days only. rgVHIS is tbe largest and Unest Painting o’ the Sacred X Scripture*iu the woiI <,covering lot ly 4,U0j wju.re yards ef canvas. Rtklbldcnt each evening at quarter ;o eight o'clock. TK keU H cents. CUtidren under ten year* old, So cents. ^ lAATIIsrEES Wednesday and Saturday ifternooo, at three o’clock. .-Tlcket^kj^cetiN^Cbild'en lo cents aprVtfdrf
NOTICE. Street Car Advertising.
LjAOii ouiside Daily Advertisement CaiJs. Auat. . U Sales, Closing Out Sales, or Public Performance., apply to K. F FLKTCHRK, No 1 A1 vote’s Block. ffhgfl d3m Or Street Railway Office. Ill.uolstnrv
DRV GOODS. Ladies’ Emporium, \o. 28 East Washington Street, LIPPERD,MILLER & DIAL, i»ROdPPlIEXOi<.3.
EJT AV1NU Ju.t received fr„iu New Tork o.r ud J Mm. .toot of Staple anti Fancy Dry Goods, W. invito the citiiens of Indianapolis and runounJIng country to call at our ostabiishmect before purckaslng elsewhere ate examine an assortment of good j, which for beauty ate quality it unsurpassed in this city. Our goods have been selectsd with great cars by experienced buyers, and bonght foe
C A. S BC ,
At tha late low price*, with an which we propose to sell as
idee to suit all classes, l„w as the lowest. <w-.
4fc Co.,
PASHIONaML* ‘ ' WillMBBByj CL§|th Prtflfi L jiifr
Ne. 8 N.r
Peaneyivaaia OU, epaasiu Odd Fultows’ Hall,
arDaEAPOLil.tNM am a .
LEGAL TENDER.
The Celebrated Pacing Stallion, . f V it *i*I lF4af i - . »r LEGAL TENDER,
deeper,
Indiana.
the Bret of July, 1800.
ill f
BcncrlpUan anffi P«4i*ree. * . !■ mm
LKOAL HMMUMob haatelM Week, fifteen hands
INEURANCE.
T™* A Co.
t. B. DOMLOP * OO., Mo. U North Maridlaa street.
I TV E iX S Of all qualities ate doeciit»M.aa.
DRESS GOODS.
It shall be our pride to famish ate keep coneiently
a Urge asaortmeat of tho richest, chi
on hate „ moat fashionable styles ef
heapert and
f , reich,Eaglisli& AnericaD Fabrics. SILKS! All oalors, styles ate widths, in prices not surpassed.
PARIS POPLINS.
POPELINE 0ES01E, SOMETHING NEW.
Soiree Goods, Grenadines, INozambiques, Percailes, Crepe Maret, Lawns, Barege, Shallie, Chintz, Etc.
WHITE OOOHS WE MAKE A SPECIALTY.
LINEN CAMBRIC, NAINSOOK. WASH BLONDE, FRENCH LAWN. JACONET. 8WI6S. IRISH CAMBRIC BRILLIANTK. VICTORIA LAWN WASH TARLETON (new and serviceable.) EMBROIDERIES (French, Swiss and Scotch, j LACES (Silk, Qui pure, MaltesevAppIique and Point.) Real Point Lace Collars, L A. C E VEILS.
A tie, s large assortment of Notions, Hosiery and Gloves.
REMOVAL.
MERRILL & CO.’S
BOOK STORE
R E M O VEX*
.v
IsT O. 5,
fast WAMMIIHSTOJ* K'l'KFF.l
a>te 4lm
roR rentT
yra*af eighty acres, about six mill oartof thacity. The Farm to also forwele. By* „ „ D.C. M1NNICK,
■a* •>