Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1866 — Page 3
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DAILY HEEALD;], , U Published kvery Horning (Sunday exoepted; by , HAlsls A HUTC HIIVSOIV,
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„ — eveaiage away from kaue, and .bag earnest protect against his practice resulted fat Ills agreement to stay in every evening for a week, and allow hereto be absent The result was what- might be expected > in every case where-true and strong affection enis$» between the husband
and wife.
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INDIANAPOLIS R. R. TINE TABLE. Columbus and Indianapolis Oontral Railway. trains heave. Trains Arrive. ■zpress 4:45 A.M. 8:05 A.M Pittsburg Express 3:03 F. M. Mall 1:40 P. M Express 7:33 P M. IhOy P. M 1 Cincinnati and Indianapolis Janet Ion. | Express A. M. 1-AO T. M Mall 3:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M
Btllefontaino Railroad. Kxprsss 7:16 F. M. Accommodation 4:00 P.M. Express Mali 4 09 A.M . Madison Railroad. Morning Express. 1016 A.M. Evening Express.., 5:00 P.M. Jeffersonville Railroad.
Morning Express. Right Express Chicago Express.... Evening Express...
Chicago Ex
pre
Chicago Express.
..10.15 A.M. .. 9:0*1 P. M. .. 5:00 P.M.
Pern Railroad. 12:30 P.M. 10:10 P.M. Lafayette Railroad.
.12 30 P. M.
8.00 A.M 11:30 A.M 8:45 P. M
13 33 P.M 7:3C P. M
3:30 A.M 12:30 M 7.10 P.M
7:20 A.M 4 35 P.M
Springfield Accommodation 7:30 P. M.
...10.00 P.M.
8:45 A. M 10.10 A.M 4:40 P.M
0:<0 P M 7:15 P.M 10.40 A. E 3:45 A. M
Chicago Express Springfield Accoi
Chicago Express....
Terrs Hants and Indianapolis. 8t. Louis Accommodation.. 8:15 A.M. St. Louis Express 12:35 P.M. Terre Baute Mall 8 10 P. M. Night Express 10:10 P.M.
Cincinnati Railroad.
Mall 3 50 A.M. 12:20 P.M Accommodation 10:50 A M. 6:50 P M Express 7.15 P. M. 9:50 P.M Loniarills, New Albany and Chicago Railroad. siCreencastleJunctlon going north .. 7.0o P. M ith 11.47 A. M
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on her bonnet would remain ttune and keen house. “ What w4ibyou do when 1 arn gonef” Em- “ O, I shall read, and sing, and enjoy mysalf generally?' ■ , . “ Very well,” said Emma, “ I Shalt be back early.” The wife went opt and the husband was left one. He had an interesting book, and he
quently at the dock. The book did not fin terest him as usually. Ever and anon he would come to a passage which he knew would please bis wife, and Instinctively he turned as though he would tead it aloud » but there wane wife to hearit. At half-past ei^bt o’cloc
After this be got a chess board, and played a game with on tmaginafy paftnrr. Then he walked the floor and whistled again. Finally the clock’atrudt nn’twwJTiti J
“ Well, George,” said she
wile returned. f “ I am bock in
:prei
ling son
COMMERCIAL. monetary Affairs in New York. New York, May 14. • The Commercial'a money article says the stock market ojiened somewhat weak ami unsettled. This feeling was caused by the tenor of foreign news and the unexpectedly unfavorable returns of Erie traflic for April. At the regular board, however, the downward turn in Governments was checked by the bulls for the largest amount of 8-20’s by a prominent Wall street firm, and subsequently the weakness in railroad shares was met by an offer from tho same firm for any part of 5,000 shares of Erie, at 78, and by large purchases in Michigan Southern. This expression of confldeneo gave tone to the market. In railroad lists prices are generally higher. The present tendency appears to be strangely upward. Erie declined A large increase in April business would have produced a severe fall in prices, but the stock is understood to be so held at present that it is in the power of a clique to run up the prices at their pleasure. The steamer City of Pans brought an amount of5-20’s estimated at one-half to threequarters of a million of dollars, which rtre thrown upon the street this morning and are sold at per cent, premium. Second and third issues are strong at Saturday’s prices; 6’s of 1881 per cent lower; 7 CO’S, tifst series, declined to 102’ Miscellaneous list dull and generally lower at board, but improved after the call of railroad stocks. The money market shews still increasing ease; the demand for loans is quite moderate, and itis found difficult to lend any tiling beyond small amounts at better than 4 per cent., though 0 per cent, is generally asked. An amount of prime paper passed at 5@6 per cent. Increase, and the transactions over this rate are exceptional. There are more buyers of bills on London and tbe continent al countries. The decline of cotton at Liverpool and in S^s at London has strengthened the gold premium, notwithstanding tho ample supply of coin. The price opened at §1 30^, and run up to fl 30^. .•
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money, stock*, Etc. New York, May 14. Money—Easy, at 4@5 per cent, lor call loams, sterling, lOO^OlOC^. ' Gold—Firmer; opening at 91 SOJ^, declining to f 1 80»^, advancing to 91 and closing at fl 80%. Government Stocks—%@%e. lower. WEEKLY DANK STATEMENT. Loans 9257^21(317 Increase 8,047,183 Specie 13,970/102 Increase . . .. 8,065,405 Circulation 24,001,259 Increase 722,418 Deposits . 217,632,850 Increase — 7,179,550 Legal Tenders 85,040,650 Increase 3^836,212 Stocks—Better; Milwaukee and St. Paul, preferred, 71%; Toledo and Wabash, 99%; Bock Island, 93%; Northwestern, 28%; preferred, 78%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 84%;
coupons, 102; 7-30’s, 102%.
New York market. New York, May 14
Cotton—Firm; sales at 34<g35c. for middling. Flour—SUte and Western dull; medium grades 10<3I5e. lower; sale* at 98 30(83 75; extra State 9$ 40(80 44; round-hoop Ohio 910@ 10 50; 913 75 for trade brand*, market closing dull; 98 75@9 75 for common, and p9 75® 18 80
for good to choice extra.
Bye Flour—Lower; sales of 200 barrels at
96 50(86 95.
Whisky—Dull and nomindlly unchanged. Wheat—Dull and nominally l@2c. lower. Corn—More doing, part for export; .sales at 79®80c. for unsound; 8f@88%c. ibr sound mixed western; 83%(884c. for new western, mixed and yellow, and 75®77e. for damaged. Oak—In moderate request: tales at 44<850c. for new western, and 68%(8«lc. foi old do. Petroleum—Firm; sales at 44c. for reflned In bond, and 28%<829c. for crude. * > • Pork—Ojiened firmer, but closed dull and lower; sales at 940 76(831 25 for new mess, closing at 930 87 for regular; 929 75(830 00 for old do., and $24 50(825 OOfur prime; also^500
for May, June and July do
so Ikth- I hope you joyed yourself?” rr r , “O, spleuidlyl? sakl the Wife; “I had Bo idea how much enjoyment there was away from home. Home is a dull place, .after all, isn't it?” ' * • 5 r - ’ .4 “ Why, no, I can’t say that it is,” returned George, carelessly. •‘Indeed,” he added, “I rather like it.” , , v , •‘.I am.glad of that,” retorted Emma, “tfor we shall have a nice comfortable week of It.” George winced at this, but ha kept his countenance, and determined to stand ft out. On the next evening Emma prepared to go
off again.
“ 1 shall be back in good time,” she said. ” Where are you going, Etriink?’*- Iter' hus-
band asked.
“ O, I can’t tell exactly, I may go to several
pl&CCB*”
So George Wilson was left alone again, and be tried to arouse himself as before, but bo found it a difficult task. Ever and anon he would east his eyes on that empty chair, and the thought would come: “ how pleasant It would be if she were beret” The clock Anally struck nine, and he began to listen for the steps of bis wife. Half au hour Wore slipped by, and he became very nervous and uneasy. “ I declare,’' be muttered to himself, after he had listened for some Ume in vain, “ this is too bad. She ought not to Stef but so late.” But he happened to remember that he often remained away much later then that; so be
concluded to make the best of it.
At a quarter to ten Emma came home. “ A little lata am I not?” she Mid, looking up at the dock. ‘'“But I fell Tri with ■some old friends. How have you enjoyed yourself?” “Firstrate.” returned George bravely. “ I
think home is a capital placC.”
“ Eauecialiv when a unin.can have It all to himself,” added the wife, with a si lifelong glance at her husband. But he made no reply. On the next evening Emma prepared to go out as before; but this time she kissed her husband ere she wont, and seemed to hesitate
about leaving.
“Where do you think of going?” George
asked in an undertone.’
“ 1 may drop in to see Undo John,” replied Emma. “ However, you won’t be uneasy.
Y'ou Will know I’m safe.”
“ O, certainly/’ said her husband: but when left to his own reflections, he began to ponder serionsly upon the subject thus presented for
consideration.
Ho could not read, he could not play or enoy himself in any way, while the chair was jempty. In short he found that home had no real comfort without a wife. The one thing needful to make George Wilson's home pleasant was not present. “ I declare,” he said to himself, “ I did not think it would be so lonesome. And can it be that she feels as I do when she it here all atone? It must be So; it itf just as she says. Before we were married she was very happy in her childhood's home. Her parrent* loved her, and her brothers and sisters loved her, and they did all they could to make her comfortable.” After this he walked Up and down the room several times, and then stopped again and communed with himself. “ 1 can’t stand this,” said be, “ I should die In a week. If Emma were here, I think I could amuse myself very well. HoW lonesome and dreary itis? And only eight o’dock! I declare I’ve a mind to walk down as ft*r as Uncle John’s ami see if she is there. It would be a relief if 1 ortly could see her. I won’t go In. She shall not know yet that 1 hold out so
faintly.”
George Wilson took another turn across the room, glanced once more at the clock, and then took his bat and went out. He theu locked the door after him, and then bent his steps toward Uncle John’s. It was a beautiful moonlight night, and the air was keen and bracing. He was walking along with his eyes bent upon thfc pavement, when he heard a light step approaching him. He looked up, and—he could not be mistaken— be saw bis wife. Hla first impulse was to avoid her, but she had recognized him. “George,” said she in surprise, “can this beyou?”- •- % • “ It Is,” was the response. “ And do y®u pass your evenings at home?” “ This is tho first time I have been out, Emma, upen my word, and even now I have not been absent from home ten minutes. I merely come out to take the freih air. But where are you going?” “ 1 am going home, George; will you go with
me?”
“Certainly,” returned George. She then took his arm and they walked home In alienee. , ..... i When Emma had taken off her things, she sat down in her chair and looked at the clock
on tho wall-
“ You are home early, to-night,” remarked
tbe husband. 1
The ymmg wife looked into her husband's face, and with an expression half smiling and
half tearful, she said; ' _JL^_
“IwiU confess the Unth, Geerge—I have given up tho experiment. I managed to stand it last evening, but I could not bear it through to-night. When I thought ot you, here all alone, I wanted to be with you. It didn’t seem right. I have not enjoyed myself at all.
I have not any home but this.”
“ Say you so,” cried George, moving his chair to his wife's side, and taking one of her hands. . ' ? ' • . '• “ Then let tne make my confession. • I have stood it not a whit better. When I left the house this evening I could bear it no longer^ I found that this was no home tor me while mv wife was absent. I thought I would walk down to Uncle John’s and see your face, if possible. I had gazed upon your empty chair
till my heart ached.”
The next evening was spent at home by husband and wife, and it WkB a season of
much enjoyment.
In a short time George began to realize how much comfort was to be found in a quiet and peaceful home, and the longer he enjoyed this
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sellers’ and
buyurs’ option, sold at
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WM. SWEHTHAUT & CO, Merchant Tailors,
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Croats’ Furnishing Gctods,
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Another Important Consideration ’ Thrte Pltnos possess the comparatively rare qas'ity •f aunding analylattiDe, And will stand sny climate. Every .Piano warranted for fire years. GUBHOLrt &c aao.. Piano Forte Mantifactiiters, Of varlpos stylet aod aiaes, ; Sortbeasi comer . of Nicth and Walnut Streets,
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PARIS & NEW
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T. ATE ST STYLES.
Dress and Merchant Tailoring,
PROF. EDWARD LENOX, • ■ •• ■ • * . * «i/ i 3 *i j
FASHI0MBLE TAILOR,
-Yo. 33 Mouth Illinois Street.
NYHOrBSSOB LENOX ha* Just re amed from Dew Jf Turk with s full and elegao, Block •faprtngOood*, and moved Into his new room., one door north of his old room, which he has had fitted up to hi* order tn magnificent style. Everybody in search of the latest fashions may Know Lenox by bis splendid show window, on the east side of Illinois street, a few doors south of the Maser Rouse. - ——
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' l . CRTTOD YARD/ETCr, Mo. 93 West Washington Street. mehadSm . . .. . ;
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New Jewelry Store. ANDREW OEHLEli Watebmaker and Jeweler
iYo. 99 SotflalMlaBmre Street. ;ir. 4 .iili ' ... l.I -U * , r . Befw sn Wsskiiift^g shd Varjliad Sts., ' " • 1 INDIA NAPOLF8,IND/
A LL kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry on hand. /V Repairing done promptly and neatly, at tbe lowest P|45nk - » anr95 d3m
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BRUSHES.
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Brush Manufactory. Solkmedel A iFYicker, Bare removed fVom SIR Bast Wssktogten Street, to IVo. M3 Sontla Illinois street. Three doors South of Georgia, West Bide. mjBdlaa*.! .7/ .
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PRINTING.
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD
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Book and Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT, Indianapolis, .... Indiana.
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STEIVOILr T€7«rm»l ” And coat ef Material.
JOS. J. fiATRC,
Northwest comer Race and Fourth streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
comfort, the more plainlv did he sec and understand the simple truth that it takes two to
malice a^hapn^ home, amMMho ^wif
wife is one
Davis.—It appears that the Government going abend with preparations for the trial Jefferson Davis. He has been informed of
livery,
$30 75(831 50.
Beef—Steady; said at 10@21c. for new plain men, and 21%<824Uc.for now extra me**. Beef Uitm£t*Dcc1ded]y higher; sales
$46 50(847 00.
Cut Meats—Quiet and firm; sales at 12y 18%c. for shoulders, and 10%@I#c. for hams.
Bacon—Quiet.
Lard—Firmer; sales at 10@22%c.
Butter—Heavy; sales at 32(845c, for Ohio,
and 35@48c. for Stale.
Cheese—Heavy; sales at 10@20e.
Cincinnati market. Cincinnati. May 14.
Flour—Dull and prices still nominal to a great extent; superfine is oflered at 90(89 50, '"wheat^-Dun; 1 holders ask 92 85@2 40 for No. 1 new red; $2 25 for No. 2 new red, and 92(82 10 for spring, but this being 10c. above the views of buyers, these rates are nominal. Corn—Is unchanged and -steady; sales of
No. 1 at 68c. in elevators.
Rye—Sales at 80@85c.; the demand is mod-
Whisky—Dull; sales at f2 20.
Mess Pork—Is held at $81, but without any ^ard—Unchanged; holders are not disposed l °Bulk iSeata—There 1* a fair demand for bulk shoulders, and dty cured sold at 12%e.; country cured could havo been 1/ought atl2%c.;
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16%c; sides 10%c.. and clear aides at l«%<810c. Groceries—Steady. Gold-fl act St. Louie market. ' Ut. Locis, May 14. Cotton—Deriressed, under foreign news. Flour—Dull and unchanged. Wheat—The better qualities unchanged; lower grades declined 5@15c. Corn—Fihn; tale* at 64<872e. Oats—Higher; sales at 42@47c. Pork, Bacon and Whisky-Unchanged. Hew York Bonk Statement. New York, May 14. The bank statement for the pn«t week is, as
follows:
Loans, increase, $8,647,188; spede jnereas^ 93,055,496; circulation, increase, $722A18; dfepmite, taereaae, $719^50; legal Waders, inoreue, $$^30,212. , .. /ja;; »/- . v r ■ . • :: <1 i.ri r. i j|f| j
Government Is
of
.jtuicivuu i/a,ib. iiu ui.B uccu informed officially that it is the intention of the Government to bring about a speedy trial. The House Judiciary Committee, in the meantime, are continuing their investigations, by examining witnesses m regard to hIS allied connection with the assassination plot. As soon as tho committee have finished their investigation on this subject, they will make their report to tbe House and Immediately thereatter steps will
be taken to have the trial proceed.
MILLINERY.
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Mr*. E. I,. Richmond A Co.,
FASHIONABLE
Millinery, Cloak and Dress Making, No. S N. Pennsylvania St., opposite Odd Fellows’ Hal INDIANAPOLIS, INDI&NA. Spite dlo. !
K PROPRIETORS OF THE HERALD TARR pleasure in returning their thanks to their friend*
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BOOK JOB OFFICE Is one of «./«, - .w, extensive In the West (hir Facilities STlfAM POWER PRESSRfileSd materials pettalning to a prisitluf office, ere such that wa can sxecute ell descriptions of printing at ae low prices aa any **t.Wi«b*ent in tbe West, and to the NEATEST STYLE OF TI(B ART, which can not fail to give entire
CAKIM9 BusineM, Visiting and Faney Coiered Cards in every variety, at annsnally lew prices for these war rimes.
Charter Stove Store, Nosst7t9+MW. Washington St., r. . ' ‘ - IHJMAHAF01.IS, IHD1ANA. / R. I*. Ac A. W. NIcOVAT, Dealers in . ri . . '• Marbleized Iron and Slate Matties, Scboeley’s Patent Refrigerator*; Bchooley’a Shower and Wardrobe Bathing Apparatus; Winchell’a Water Cooler* and Filter*; Torrey’* Artie lee Cream Freezer*; Nile’* Star Cooking Range. _ Every variety ef StoYes, Coal Orates, Japanned Whra, Tin Ware aod Hooaehold Famishing Goods. rMMm
POSTERS
In black and colored ink, of every eonceWablaabape and site, aad on any an every colored paper. •
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Of every desc riptlcn neatly executed on eonmon white or colored paper, letter pspar, note paper or, in (act, on any kind or quality of paper desired, and price accord-
ingly.
Blank Books.
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We have a very complete assortment of paper for Blank Books, which will be bound branch manner aa will
lurnre complete satisfActton. The attention of CcantyofUcers is especially
called fi> this branch of
‘ eorbasinkss.'
BILL HEADS
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IRON RAILING.
B. F. HAUGH & OO.
Of YArlORS tises, neatly piloted on nicely ruled paper, and at the very lowest Hvhig ratee.
Railroad Printing. ’*4 • ; • Officers of railroad* will consult the interests of the ima by calling at tbe Herald Office end leaving their ordatsfor work. A portion of oar material baa hispi selected with reference to this • ■‘r--i:oQ s , slaas of work.
Manufacturer* of - < . • • i -S -i. m J . t 1 ; WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Railing and Jails, VERANDAHS, BANK VAULTS, THOR DOOM, IHtJtTFJlS, JOLT* AND IRON X Fronts, also, plain and oraamsntal Iron Stairs and ganerelhsmsa smiihtngi and hoUdor* of ■ - K. MAY’S PATENT J All., No. 7*. South Fenn*ylTanla Street, mchlB d%n v UWMtNAPOLm. IND.
BARGAINS.
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Good Bargains for Cheap Residences, 1A7K will sail vacant Lois and furnish such lumber as Wlr wa have In our lumber yard on terms that will aw aunt to hot UU1* more than rent—ray one-sixth cash, balance to payments of one-sixth every six months until tha whole ispald. DUNN * L0VK.
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this branch of onr business a speciality, and persona leaving us tkelr orders can depend upon a neat, clean
Job.
vur uuvn jwuu id vrwii SLWkVte wibn Utew Yjptep teUU WO eep on band an extensive stock of Book Papers which i purchased at tha very lowest wholesale prloee. Coen try nbllahers would do well to send in their pamphlet work, mrfacilities will enable ns to do U at such rates as l anew than a reasonable profit. Wa shall make
■ branch of c
Steam Presses.
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Wo have connected with .orestebUsement, six press.* In foil blast, wHeh snebl* ns to tarn off an nnh»l,«q number of Impressions per day, and which give as great adranUgssover ether establishment*. s
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Stereotyping for Publi-bera, promptly sltented to.
O’Persons in want of any deacription of priaUng, trom a label te a mammoth poster, should net fall to cd
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Leather Belting and Hose,
' ■ And DealanJa
Gum Belting, Howe, Packing and Lace Leather, No.^l • Walnut, dormer SoeoneUStrest, CINCINNATI, OHIO. | ’ JAMES RKAUFOMI* A CO., Manufacturers of - ... French Barr , Mill Stones, fimet KaAines, Portable flowsfog and &m» lUHa, and tepocters of the genmne Dutch Anchor Brand Bol ing Office, 57 Walnut, comer Second Street, ^^^^^INCINNAn^OHIO^^
Dr.J.W.HERVEY,
1 ti J .1^ , . . ■ • t.
Office. IVo, 1S7 JN. Oelairare St,
Residence No. 2-25 North Liberty Street,
xisrpiiAisr-A.Y»oxjs, ilsro. fobtedsm :
matches.
A-TC^IIES. GATES' CELEBHATED HATCHES.
i
Depot at
NO. 8Y WA-L.NT7X STREET,
- Cincinnati, Ohio
ORDERS ADDRR'SrD TO THE SUBSCRIBER, AS 'Asa; ^
4.: It
ITEM.
Metropolitan. Hotel* CUte Madison House, Refurnished,) Main Street, betvaeen Front and Second, Cincinnati, Ohio. feblO d3m > N. WEARS, Proprietor.
COMMISSION.
j. o. wxx^soisr, ! COMMISSION MERCHANT And Whelenle end Retail Deakn in Old White Wheat Flour,
And all kinds of feed,
n*. 7s aprl dSm
itis ATenne, INDIANAP0U8, Ufa
JOHN T. DEWEESE A €0.,
Commission Merchants,
33 Sontla Delaware St.,
1MDIANAPOUS, JantS dAwly ' v
CRD1AMA.
AGENCY.
t. w. txacn; J. W.
BI.AMF. dk
a. r. ooxrcLn.
1XK,
War Claim Agency, No. 49 Boat Washington Street, xi<rz3x-AJNrjAZ»ozais, ijxrjo., (Up stairs, over Fletcher A Sharpe's Bank.) Voucher, bought or collected.
STENCIL.
mch93 d.tn
D. 1. THONIPSOA A CO., Wholesale aad Retail Dealer* In Fresh and Salt Fish of all Klids, IS Westr i it Wieaf Indianapolis, Indiana.. Orders to be forwar Jed by Rxprass, accompanied by th* Oa.h, will be promptly filled at the lowest market rate. We refer to Harrison’s Bank, Fletchers' Bank, First National Bank Agent American Express Co., eta. »,t7 dRu
HAROWARE.
New Billiard Hall.
GEM BILLIARD ROOM,
IV*. 9 Went WawliimjKlon Street.
SUPERB TABLIS, being Phelan’s Combination. O Foar Pocket Table*, tha basttn tbe etty. Centrally located, and eaay of access, being on the ground
floor.
An elegant Bai attached, which la supplied l with
. Open day and night.
choice Uqaors and Cigar,.
novlSdtf
RAILWAY SUPPLIES.
Bowen, Brough & Lawton Dealer* In and Mamfoetfima* Ag«eta for RAHWAY, MILL ANO MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. LUBRICATING AND BRAD LIGHT OILS. Office and Warahoam, No. 117 Hast Washington fit., foarM dly INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SADDLES, ETC.
IPATJU. eiEraravLAisr, I Manufacturer of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Martingales, Ooahh, Baggy, and Wagon Baraata, No. 41 north Illinois Street, near Exchange Stable*, INDIANAPOUfi, INDIANA. Repairing dona to order. mchMdSm
COPARTNERSHIP.
Notice of Gopartliership, PERIODICAL AND NEWS DEPOT, IVo. 3 Spencer Homme Rlock, •OUTH ILLINOIS STRRRT. HALL & FRANCES, TTATN formed a oopnrtaerahfpand opened a General II Netrs Depot for tho sole. Of the popalar Periodteals of-A* day. Chicago, OUdnnari, St.Lonto and Indianapolis Daily Papers. AlSO, . . -T :
CotefbctlonerieN,
Aad (foofoofiODA WATER, with Cfoma and Nectar and ^^GwSniewa Agent* fie C. and L C. R. R., atd
.PiJIc. } j-aj:: ri’i i£» - : ». -
aprIOdSm
LIGHTNING RODS.
M XT ST S O IST’ S x , : . C: - -
COPPER TUBULAB LIGHTNIKG RODi
• f" ll'Ji.o “O i
kitlri
With Spiral Flanges,
CgBaBEgBfe •tways rsMShki s good protection. It Rst bssi^indorsed
^ rtofU “DiMidflUtel "r^lDATrt NUNBON. Mannfoetum-, 'fl lihfo ' , i• . Be.• NutWaaMngtonstreet.
: BOOKS.—We have, *t the ] Mortmain of
yeeenptatMgtoftffien.. »e t
JAMRfi X. KING, NOTART PUBLIC. feblJdSm
FISH.
BILLIARDS.
p.leeldeaee, comer QUnoto ead fint
‘ **”tidSr l S» C
ftrr
»r. T.M. IViohols,
DENTIST
■ fkir
t .i::ofr
Office and reridenceTIo. 27'Weet Ohio, between HRhois and Meridian streets. 1 mch>7dtm
m oil
KJEMOVA-Lr.
-Mr-
j^R^J. J. Wm^y.gAmQBNMOVFD TO NO.
m<>had3m t . :i j : fff
spoils.
; i: •
JT. M. YOU Affix, UK.
Eclectic Physician^
SURGRQN AND ACOOUCHIUR, u .
Office No. 130 (resideeceNo. 128) North Peansylvsnla Street, one and • hell eqdama Berth of Post•even to nine r.w: • feb» dly
a-. -A._ WEXdldS D E NTIST , OFFICE, OVER HARRISON’S BANK. feblB dly -1 .. ■ . .'.'i . !
W. P. RUSH, HI. Dm garseon and Office—No 20 West Maryland stie*.
Raaldence—>•■ 4H7 North llllnola atrset.
Physician
feblS dto
• .
johx u’oor, it. n. j. x.ewei ow, n n.
McCOY A BIfolEKxOW, {
Physicians and Burgeons,
Office 151 East Washington Street. Resldeno* of Dr. Bigelow, 123 North Fast street.
McCoy wifi be foandnt the bflediday and night, i ‘
, naui: ^ r. Hfc.:
DR.
HFYRY F. RARIVKS,
PHISICIAI? AJSHSmiGEON
INDIANAPOLIS, ISO.
/YFF1CK—McOuat’s Block, Keatueky Avenue, room Vj No. fi, 2d floor. Residence—No. 1W North Alabama. _ _ . tovlOdif
W. F. FARR, 91. D., . . j Physician and Surgeon. Office—N*. IS Virgtiia Avanon; Residence—No. 474 North ^Pennsylvania street, IMDIANAPOfolS, Isn4 d6m • <t ■'’ ) ■■ •} *
OUKEttaWAJtE. ETC.
WHOLES Aim AHU RETAIL. .f :■ • I cj.t.rr'U 1o e3te '■t’l E A. W00DBRIDGE,
IMPORTER OF
• C? ‘ .W V. *. - •. . * it • ri! • A, • t {
QUEENSWARE,
.
’ amisr a.
. a "slit j
GLASS WARS,
• • • ! .
TABLE CUTLERY,
AND
PLATED WARE, • • V-’ '■ : ' No. 16 West Washington St,
dec! dtf
INDIAN APOJL1N, IND.
BILLIARDS.
Billiards! Exchange!! — N. D. KENEASTER, . . • ■ . . ; ■ T ATE OF MARTIN8BURG, VinGINU, BAS REI a fitted the EYCHANCSE R1E.UARD R009D4,
I r With an new table*—Phelan’s Improved Elastic Combi-
nation Cushion.—and invites all
' i ...
Knights ortt>« Case.
• «» I - —A - , And thtlr friends, to give hhn * call at the Rxehmge
BilUard Rooms, No. 33^ North II tools street. J. H. 8HABFF, late of Uartinsburg, Vs., sprit 3m Business Manager.
MBDICAL.
DR. WM. THDMSON’S ‘ Office and Consul tail on Parlor, arc iocatad at .‘ IVo. 99 South Delaware Street, Y A7HSRK he will ooattoue to treat and coze Private VV Diseases, In sU their species, stages, raadfleeltons “oriwSfThomson will give to each patieut a written tostrmnent, binding himself to effect e radical and permanent core, or make no charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has made the treatment of Private
DUeaaeea ^peci.lty usee tho year^lS^-three ^oonin UUnoiLand two years in Peoria^illnois. Ifor&q years practice In Chicago, Illinois, he oared oher I
the city o
Dr. Wm. Thomson, In his practice for Scrofols, Rh.nm.ti/- and general disease, of the blood, uses.* Fumigating Vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind, in conjunction with!sternal treatment. : SitMINAL K MISSIONS, the conseqnence of self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexoal indulgence^ to
lowing train of morbid symptoms unless comnaiea oy scientific medical measares, viz: Sallow countenance, datk spots under the eyes, pain in the heed, rtofiM in
of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and venous emotions about the face,furred toagae, night sweat*, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, monomania, and frequently insanity. The afflicted, on the first appearance of aur of tha above symptomt,8hoald Immediately apply to Dr Wm. Thomson for relief. O’ Office and Consultation Parlors,No. 89 South Delaware strdet, Indianapolis, Indiana. ...A P.O,Box USO.
febl-dly
Red- Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters.
FW7HK8N BITTERS 1 Bourbon Whisky,
different kinds
twenty
ARE PREPARED IN PURE from a combination of ovtr of roo's, barks and herbs.
which'act in perfect concert one with the other, prepared from the original formula given by the great Ohie',
:em saccessfully their use gained
Red Jacket, to Dr. Chapin, who used Item saccessiully
sars, and by theii
is treatment and care of Dys-
Constipation, hick ml ind Ague, and all the dis-
i. PUMPS.
LYNCH A WOOD, 1PTJJMLF MAJKEEtSPumpa of the b*st kind, warranted for one year. Weils dag.and repaired to order. Orders promptly attended U. Ne. 41 Kentucky avenue. aprlfldSm
TOBACCO, ETC.
/iii
LOAN OFFICE.
PAWNBROKERS.
j. & si. soLononr,
Central
Have opened the Loan
Office,
ANDREW WALLACE’S SONS. Wholesale broken in
TOBACCOS, SJICfTS AND TEAS, And wholesale Cigar Manufacturers. Bote manufacturers of tha celebrated and world renowned CTRIdKET GIGkAJRS Office, salesroom and aanufoctory, 47 Sotetli Delaware Street, GEO. A WM. WALLACE. fobl-dly
IVO. 94 llAPtOM aiREEI, • -t ^hNE DOOR SOUTH OF PALMSR HOUSE. WHERE \W they are prepared to loan money on all articles of vatae. A large lot of unredeemed pledge* for sale l^r»Private eatmAsa on Pearl atraoL mckl4 43m
WIGS!
LIVERY STABLE.
Livery and BoardingStable. /CITIZENS’ LIYRRT AND BOARDING STABLE, V> Ho. 10 Bast Pearl afreet, in rear of Harriaon’a Bank, between Meridian aad Pennsylvania streets. Carriages and Baggie* for hire on reasonable terns. Persona wishing to be conveyed to tbs adjoining towns can be accommodated at this Stahl*. •prll dtf flULUVAN A DREW. Proprietors.
J- T. M-A-HORISTE IVo. 98 IVortla IlliteoL* Street,
Near Bates Sou e,
AS the largest assortment ot Ladiea’^acd Gents' — - - ----- . - r|
S’
«. W. BLRBOW8,
Livery and Sale Stable. Homs bought and eald. Parties wishing good r.Uss, will do weUtogiv.hlm a call—No. 29 North
able teams.
Penny 1 vsoffi street, ladlanapolls.
spr? d3m
Headquarters for Livery Hire, Oa Ketesoteable Tenas. TNI CHANGE STABLES, OPPOSITE THE BATES ■ L Hearn. R. J. MOKE HR AD. apr* d3m HIV C>iI.it:Y, “ Livery and Sale Stable, No. 37 Waat Pearl Street, In the rear of Palmer Bouse, Every OevipUanot Vahiole* usually found to Llvsry Stable, always onhand. Wms.. h^ahl the day, week or mo-th. ~ snii"
KV. H. «ORB ANl,
Manufactnrer of Plain and Fancy
wnsrzisr a-s. For Stores, Offices, Public Buildings and Couatry S«aU. Tent*, Wagon Covers, Etc.,
No. 16% East Washington Street,
P.O.Box 139 INDIANAPOLIS. /» Order* from all parts of th* country respectfully •anredted. Orders left at Bamberger’s Hat 8t<
attended to.
PLUMBERS.
PAINTING.
RAMSAY A HANNING}, PLUMBERS, GAS A YD STEAM FITTERS, Eden's Block, No. 81 East Market Street, KTVDIAJVAPOE.IS, UVD. Pinups, 13 a tli Tubs, RAD PIPE, 8HRKT AND BAR LEAD, PLUMBJ log* Gas and Steam Cocke, Valree, Gas Fixtures, Montgomery’s Steam Go ages. aprl9 dim
mA. 1ST E W Cletiias til Dyeing Establishment. 13 . JT. BA AIL, IVo. 19 SoteOt Delaware Street, Dealer In CAST OFF CLOTHING. ITv* Dyeing, Cleansing and Repairing done to order. mchl4d3m
HARVEY A 8HITH, No. SOM North Pentusylvanlfa St. Farnitmre, Plano Fort**, and all movables carefully . Extra man with each wagon. aprlOdtm
PAFFMANN & DE TURK, House, Sign and Ornamental I»AIIVTERS, 47 East 'Washington S site the Court House, EVDIAJVAPOEIS, UVD. mch24 dim : -
KNIGHT ft LLOYD,
HITCHENS A DAWSON, IVo. 43 East Mary laad Street,
Will davoto their an Ur* time t*
HORSE SHOEING ONLY. Yf AVING HAD LONG EXPERIENCE IN THK g hu.tneiw. we euarantoa aaMafhorion. rook* <Ufa
HOUSE, SIGN AMD Ornamental Painters, Nilller’n Block, IVo. 33 IVortla nii■is SC, Bo am 13, Seoomd Floor. Echlt dSm
ENGRAVER. T. 7B. FEXtXVXTNTXl, ENGRAVER ON WOOD, Mo. 93 East Washington street, Indianapolis. Rn graving* for Xsnufactaran, Illustrated Cataloenes, Machinery, Buildtogs, Portraits, Newspaper Headings, Poster*, etc . neathr executed. aprl8 <Hm
BED BOTTOM.
M0tTLT03Sr 3 S
SPRING BED BOTTOM.
Bromiletfs Patent, September 20,1S64.
Manufactured and sold by
CABINET MAKERS’ UNION,
No. 105 East Washington Street, opposite the Court House.
MONG th* many Patent Bed Bottoms, some are iocd and some are of no account. MOULTON’S G BED BOTTOM is acknowledged by ail to be eaperior to any now before the public, having taken tha via-Tra*MC«s over all others wbererer exhibited in l^M, 1665# The Cabinet Makers’ Union having secured the right of the State of Indiana for the above Bed Bottom, are now prepared to foratah th* pobHe at wholesale er rat»ll- — - mch24 d2m
FOR SALE.
•*? «»■
A Large Stock Pam for Sola
Ode? e
ho
A PIN AS saw and |
EiRST RATH FAHM, witUn fiftosc milss of thu cdtj. wsPssknUtsd for s Block Fsrni. It !• well
, ®|„_weL
rtent rtaflim
Mfl..
. .a.cdii- uX .wqc. I oi.VKffWJxaia IDV3. : . tejfldtf. :am 9lir:o- L iv/j3 Jut:: AteiBtateBrfeket.
HORSE SHOEING.
FINE ARTS, ETC.
Pictures, Frames, mirrora, Eooklng; dlaaoeea, MOTTX.3DITTC3-S, Artist Matbrials, Tarkkls, Cord, Plctare IVoilm, Etc., "Wholesale and. Retail H. LIMBER & OO.’S, SI IVorth PeKteaylTamln Street. mch3 d3m
FOR TRADE.
A Farm
ibr Trad« for Ba»la« Property.
R PIRST RATS Farm, oa a gravel pita, fat five A mltea from otty. Ike owner will trade for good oentrmliylocated business property. 7 ' WM. LOVR, mchlOdtf Real Estate Brotar.
pOiCiDT
Lockwood’s Patent Indelible Pencils. Store, Pennsylvania, street, and at A <?• MoMUlan’s Clothing Store. No. fit Illinois street. „ OHAMUtfl A JOHNSON, asy4d*w* Traveling Agent,
WINES.
I ©s$t
LOIJIB LAND
IVo. 99 Soatk Bteridifua Street,
WIPOE HOUSE,
i I
VU4/X ViOtnat fg aoriMofliVj .-ttoi'ci no.uV u v t?::i C-ll SailbiJ iMMbttfi.n n-’Kl-eVAlI ol cwoaJ I.fcf. • ,f : .->-1}.'. Ifi 1 . .r ■ tir-'VibsUnuLiTJaililo ' ©df‘JO!i ' '
WIGS. WIGS!
• -i . WIGS!
Wigs, Braids and Curl* in the city. Repairing don*. Ladles’ Hair dressed to the most fashion-
aprSdSm
AWNINGS.
tore promptly mcbIT d3m
RENOVATORS.
EXPRESS.
will convince
JACKET there U a
stem.
(y-
in his practice far many years, and by so great a popularity in the treatment p p^i j, and Liver Complaint, Consti Neivous Headache, Fever and Ague,
eases artong from torpid liver and in Hgention. Persons suffering from either of these loathsome diseases will And a cure by the use of these Bitters, which are perfect'y pure and free from all those drags and poisons usually put up In such preparations, and palmed off
cm an nnsuspoctlng public. A single trial
the moat skeptical that to the RED virtue that no other Bitters possess They strengthen and Invigorate the syt They are unequaled for general debili They are a cure for Dyspepsia.
They give a good and healthy appetite.
They assist In digestion.
Taey purify the breath and acidity of th. stomach.
They cure diarrhea and cholera morbus. They are an antidote to change cf water aad diet. They are th* best stimulant in existence. They are a preventive of Fever and Ague,
They relieve Constipation. They car* Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
The genuine RED JACKET BITTKRS are only said in quart bottles; never fey the gallon, quart or pint. 8ee that our private Government stamp is unbroken
over eachcork.
' Sold by all druggist and dealers throughout the
OORulry.
Call for Red Jacket, and take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied on application. BENNETT PIETERS & CO., Proprietors, apr9* d<fcw4m 31 and 33 Michigan Awnne, Chicago.
OH. IXACIEH’S
Female .tlonthlr
American Pills. FN1HE3K PILLS are the result of much study and I careful experience in all the varieties of Female CompLaials, and in cases of Irregularities, Suppressions, Lenchorras or Whites, Inflammation of the Bladder. Kidneys or Woitb, and Loss of Nervous energy, etc., their use is above all praise. Are entirely free
praise. Are entirely
from any Mercurial or Mineral Poisons, and are free from any danger. Can be used with perfect safety. Among the many thousands who have used them in ril parts of the Dnton, none speak ill of them, for all like
them.
Price One Dollar Per Box. Th-y are tent la a thin, flat box, postage free, to ail parts ef the United States, upon receipt of the price. Prepared and sold by DR. KWJNG, • No. 33 Virginia Avenue, apr# dly Indianapolis, Indiana.
EYE AJSriD EA.E.. ES. CULBERTSON k HARTER, Occulists and
Kentjcsy avenue.
aprl* dim
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who has suffered for years from Fervf\. out Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect* of youthful todiscret on, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
og humanity, send free to all who need it,
and direcUena for making the simple remedy by whi
Sufferers wishing to ~
he was cured. Sufferers wishing
i*er r
vertiser’s experince, can do so by add:
confidence, . JOHN d. uuiM.tr, may 1-03m No. U Chamber* St , New York.
recipe
Ich
a
ng, inper~
JOHN B. OGDXft,
profit by the ad-
reesinsr, ini
SODA WATER.
CITY
EZSJPHEBS. a-la. '
BITTEN HOUSE A CO.,
1 Successors to Clark k Co.J
No. as UNION STREET,
Manufacturers of
PURE SODA WATER. . ■ • m n . iut'J . jiiiw ~ i “““ "" i “ “ “Mar*
AGENTS.
^ _ m» rrr~- *
SPANN A SMITH,
First Glass Dwellings,
BUSINESS LOTS* Small DweHitefp, Banding JLots.
^
AY DREW WAIriLACE foO.Yfo,
Sole Affcnti Wort for
Watt’s Unchemicaled Starch. 333Baxes novr in Store, at 3 dO* 4T SOUTH DRLAWARl STREET.
A FINS ASSORTMENT ON HAND AX RKA80N-
able prices and easy ternw^for^s ' -
few Da
i;jq
■Hir
Hoc** and Let
Opposite Odd Fellows’ HelL
. : r ♦ %
MARBLE WORKa*
i
ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS.
. : S
tie Sontla IlUnoIe hlreet. ...... .
Findlay A Co., * Sculptors aod dealers la all kinds of
Imported Marble Work,
, t (
XANUFACXURRD IN CARRARA, HALT.
I
17|7N ALSO M,issu id warrant to g
jO* Orders froia a dlatawea promptly attended to.
Flour and Feed, ' '>■ ■ ■ Ne. 41 Soutl* Alabama Street* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. in’*Goods delivered free of charge. Scales always realty for wrighiug Corn and Hay. mohS3 d3m
ALIO MAKE TO ORDER every thing per-
to Marble work—Monuments, T<
„ la, oten at the moat reason.
and warrant to Rfoo antUfoctlon.
'omba,
le terms,
.4 :•i n:
»w.a
CLOTHING*
iD j
INew*
J.
Clothing- ' - :
Store.
SMITH A CO.
NO. 11 WEST WASHINGTON ST* ItedUanaFeltsy In A.,
ROHAMT TAILORS and dealers In Ready Made Clothing, Gent’a Fntnishing Goods, Hats, Caps oton are folly prepared to suit every custom#
Is, both ot to atyls and quality.
Mr. S. C. MORGAN, the manager, Is prepared to cut and fit goods to order on short notice, and bom ike well •elected aaeortinent of Cloth a, Caaatmeres and Testings,
teaAoafoolagOta sntt of clothes.
.O
-OVlf
. Don’t foU to call a» No. 11 WastWashington street. A superior gnaltly of Goods are on hand for sale, aod at WOT low rataa. Tho customer will be prosnpUy welted
Mgr
bai bo salted from thoTWte^theta dU
FOR SALE.
r -.r.
A. hoarding House.
Mrtkpartof t
_ wtah-te aaH n hoc i. of nine or ten room-, about u half squire from tho Bates House, well hu I hoot*. Wo would take a property In the tha city, worth act more than 910,GM), In
Ton
■■.ioutlwKi ut-rr oix;:.-!! ow>V .1; • ot si r.'ni
J. g. DUNLOP * CO. No.M North Meridian streot.
: it:: ; ..i xittatolqol' si£ ban ; . i >»!« <
STARCH.
« .. . -Ji-i i.
FLOUR AND FEED.
SECREBT ft GRAYDON,
Dealers in^
MEDICAL.
DRS. FESLER ft PRTTNK. OfflL-7* Market street, two doors east of the Postoffice^ Eden’s Block, Indianapolis. TDRS1DE3 Family Practice, will give special attenXI tion to the treatment of Diseaaea of the Eye, Ear, Croat, Langs, and Eruptions of tha Skin, Diseases of Females, such as Palling aad Ulceration of the Womb, Absent or Painful Menstruation. AUo, Piles, Fistula and Prolapsus Ant, Cancerous and other Tumors. Office hour* Atom eight to twelve a. m., one to five, and seven to nine p. m. aprl 9 dly
GAS FITTING.
DUNN ft KARNEY, TPX/CTMBELRS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, NO. TO NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, (Miller’s Block,) Indianapolis, Indians, Lead and Iron Pipe, Pump*, Sheet Lead, Gas Chandeliers, Pendants, Globes, Brackets, eta, etc., always on hand. Prices reasonable and all work warranted. N. B. Jobbing promptly attended W5. aprSfe-dSm
ARCHITECT.
-A-IR/C BCITECT, No. I Eden’s Block, Market Street, East of the Poatoffioe, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. fobSSdRa
COMMISSION.
J. X>_ M'5T E n s, COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Whoieaale and Retail Dealer in Choice Family Flour, Buckwheat and Ry# Flour^Corn Meal, and nil kinds No.lb SouthDeiateare St.,Indianapolis, Ind. my3d3m
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
For Sole
Apr™ ...
mUOdtf .•-Ho*: a ’’>*■
- Whtah th* parWMO for otRr or
W3.10TR,
;c flpol State Brotar.
uftr ■ i