Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1866 — Page 4

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VALENTINE Bt'Tsril. HUBERT KfcNNTNOTO.V

COMMISSIOVER.

JAMES H. McKEHNAN.

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WILLIAM JOHN WAl.LAfK. PHRAPtREn. JOHN K. KOI Hit A V. .irnnB cniMfNAi, cor Hr. JAMES L. MIT( HELL. PR08HCUT1NO ATPOKXKV. LEONARD W. McCOHH.

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JAMES SWAIN.

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WILLIAM O. ELDER. MEETING AT COBuTsCHOOl HOUSE,

WAirNJo tow nmitiP, yt&mAnj KtphINM. A nRnat ST, IsadM. The Democracy of Wayne township will hold n meeting :»tCohle’H sehoolhoti«e. tr-nlght, whleh will be addrwsed by Captain .1. M. Lord and James B. Ryan. tflTftmSMHS MKKTllVO OP the firm WARD €LV0, At McKeroan’g Mill, on Tuesday night, the ‘.Wth. I/et all Democrats of the ward turn out, as business of Importance Is to be transacted. H. VaNwroript. NAnuBAt ^owctT Mnrraa AT ACTON, MANION COUNTY, September I, 1«90, at two p. M. Meeting addressed by Hon. James L. Mltchdl, L. TV'. McCord, Esf]., Captain Martin Igoe, AV. A. I owe, Esq., and Captain G, W. Koontr. HT We call attention to the meeting of the Democrats of Wayne township, to lie held toRight, at Coble’s school house. CRfXix.il, CocrT,-* The Marlon county Criminal Circuit Court meet* to-day. Judge George If. Chapman, presiding. 1'iT We are Indebted to Bowen. Stewart A Co. for the Af/miGo for September. I» It a superior number hi many fMpectg. I’prsoxat,.—Wd noticed the smiling countenanee of J, l*. Watson, from Crawfordarllle,on our streets yesterday, "tJnefo Jim” reporta everything sound In old Montgomery. Hrrmii CotMIMWNflt XrtttutM.s-nmt-merolng, John MeDonald, for counterfeiting, ws< bound over in the sum of 91,000 to appear f.r (rial In the next term of the Tnlted Slates Court, Tr wsKKim op Rrai. Earatb.—Samuel Wlnlngs end Harriet Wlnlngs to Mary B. Ryan, bits a and », In CothoRs* subdivision of lots 87. K*. y9 and 40 of Blachford’s subdivision of ontlrfs tat, 198 and 194, for 9X000, and other valuable eonalderatlon*. a f>xivistrat ms.—On Saturday the Clerh or Hie Court of Common Tie as appointed Michael Mrer sdmiRtrtrator of the estate of John Reese, deceesed, Also, Georgs A. Kirkpatrick administrator Of (he estate of Justin Spear*, deoeaeed, GK ix rRii.-Ueenma were isaued to the parties Mow named, on Saturday last: William Myeal and Mary K, ntnrn. Andrew Auch and Mary C. Jacob, Henry Taylor and 9arah J. Lewis. Isam Smith and Caroline Stewart, (both colored.) cmciAt Vierrs.—Proftsaor George W. Host, Superintendent of PoWle Instruction, will mako official vlslta, as followa, for Ihe purpose of meeting sehool officers, conferring with county Auditors concerning the safety and management of school funds, and lecturing on education: Tipton county, September M; Wabash county, September 17; Grant county, Septem-b-rlS; Blackford county, September 3% Jay county, September 31; Adams county. September 34, and Wells county, September 3Ti.

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misrepresentation antf slander

RKFt:Rl.fr.—The ctly rabid about the bile, and treats the y with the grossest

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In a very malignant article of day before resterdsy. for the purpose of depreciating the order In the estimation of soldiers, It saya h'llte a number have joined who are not soldiers. and were never In the army We nail the statement to the counter as an absolute and unqualified falsehood, manufactured expressly for the occasion. Can the Hr.HAl.n name one where It epeeks boldly of meny, een It give the name of onef We charge that the statement. In Ite length and breadth. Is a lie. a deliberately Invented He. and we brand Itae soeb Indelibly upon the brown front of the

JlRRAi.n,-Journal.

In answer to the above, we give Ihe name of Elijah Halford, editor of the Evening Gosefie, who was presented as a recruit, Mr. Hnlford, We am pleased to say, la ■•perfect gentleman, though he hae never been in any way con*

Reeled with the army.—/TepoW.

Mr. Halfbrd la not now, never was, and does not expect to become a member of the Grand Army of the Republic. Mr. Halford has not been In the habit of either traveling On lus muscle, or his army reputation,— Grt-

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(Journal please copr.) We report It, that Mr. Half- d mo# pront a recruit for the Grand Army of the Hepuhlto, A MotJRKPVL Appair.—We refer to the meeting held m the Circle Saturday night to ■Itnwthe Hon. John Hanna to give venttohte grief for the loss of a very fat office, which he has bold for some time past, and to abuae the author of his woes as well as all who dare to support him. The gathering was not very large, and the • itbuslasm of those assembled emitted to have went off with the 8reworks—long before the conclusion of the gentlemen's “wall,” what little Was left, “went off” and carried Individuals with It. Mr. Hanna was Introduced as the men who had I xt Ids “ bread and butter.” and heimmedixtefy proceeded to the task of deUverii* a this* hours speech which was written out In full, and seemed ta have been studied ss close, ly as a school boy does a declamation. A* the speech will be published in ft>N la (he JbxrMl we have RMatwmpted to make a report of It, and If we had Wool* only ha rehearsing the ■* oft told tale” of radical speakers. To he sur* be wm more vtodletlre towards the Pmfdent aid Me supporters than almost any of the Others, hot that wao excusable under the etromnotattoeo. If Wao a despwate attempt to tatats a mertyri but the people seem to thtah tart dead offieo holders are, not the material ON» of whtsh they am made. Thort !« mmo«hlg so ImMatlMy eomle M tbospooueio of *>ddiWi Movona wathtaa off with Uaoffielol hood ffttdar Mo anh, that the mmM* pn. " 'tttoofmMBi ’

On Soturdey we had the pleaeure of attend* Ing one of the largeet mass meetings we have witnessed, outside of Indianapolis, stoeeMO. At an early hour the people begmi to arrive at Danville from all parts of the county, by all modes of conveyance known to a» Inland country, and by ten o’clock In the morning thousands had assembled at the county Mr grounds, almut a mile from town. Here e-pro-cession was formed, consisting of Mg Mehory wagons, filled with young ladles, and hands of music, cneh carrying a tall young hickory, from which the stars and stripe* WeW unfurled; of form wagons, carriage* and bugglea, containing cttlxene with their MttUkce, and hundreds of men on horseback. This lengthy procession moved into town and around the public square, and then marched back again to the Mr groued*. As they filed through the streets cheer after cheer rent the air, and the demonstration was such as to convince the most skeptical that a spirit was abroad among the people tbrteeald Re* be subdued, and that it svaX of sueh » ehas ter os to command the risepeet of even flfeRiOat proscriptive of Danville radicals. By eleven o'clock the crowd had concentrated itself in the vicinity of the stand, and pub* I He speaking was commenced. Captain John M. Lord opened the dleeuaMo* by announcing himself as the candidate of the Dvmocrats and conservatives for Congress, and then proceeded to discuss the meacure* of tae radical Congress. He bod scarcely commenced Ids argument when he Wne iRltsrrupted by the arrival of aq Immense procession from Brown and Lincoln townships, beaded by a giant hickory wagon,4tt which was sea Hahn A Oresb's famous Indianapolis brace band, and followed by several other Mg wagons, and scores of farmers' vehicles and 1 Itorsemen. As the procession of hundreds of j live Democrats and conservatives fllsd into the inclosure a radical friend observed to us that there were many men in (hat crowd who had not been to Danville to a public meetlag for five years. When the newly arrived had become pert df the audience, the mass of the people mi have numbered not lose then five theueand. Captain Lord proceeded with Me addrses, speaking for more than an hour. While Aw cussing the tax and tariff question* he fOobeeoasion to say that, though X manufacturer of railroad iron, ho was utterly opposed fo a tori IT to protect ills or any other speeM interests, and had always been In favor of a tariff for revenue only. Hon. Thomas A. Hendrick*followed ia an eloquent appeal in behalf of the Union and reconciliation, contrasting tho radleal coniae of Congress with the conservative and patriotic course of President Johnson, olalmiag that an endorsement of the latter and condemnation of the former, by the people at the pells, would avert dangers that would lead to civil war, sectional and nelghliorbood strife. The freedmen’s bureau, civil rights hill, and tariff Mil, were dispassionately discussed and attentively listened to. Mr. Hendricks alluded to the feet that Jt had been charged in that county that the President bad vetoed the Mil equalising bounties, s > far from this being tho caee, the radicals had a two-thirds majority In both houses of Congress, and could, In two hours, pass any measure they chose. They had failed to pass aev just measure looking to the equalisation of bounties, and had only passed the so called “equalization ” act at the eleventh hour of the session, by tacking It on to an appropriation MIL Every Democrat and Jobneos Republican in both bouses had voted to so eqiwHse the bounties that the soldiers who bed net restaved three hundred dollavi Monty sbo ■Mtavonh amount snffldeRt te make up (bet suntt-Ao radicals, who controlled toelsglsl*tto», did act do this, ami in (he Benin, Peeasnde» M# Merman, both radicals, mi speeches against the measure. The President bad never vetoed sny equalisation bounty ML Upon the eoneluston of Mr. Hendrick's remarks, Hsn. Joseph E. McDonald With Intrtfdneed, and addressed the anting for nearly an hour and a half, discussing the acts cf Cengrees looking to negro protection and aqoattty, mkI tho prop poo d coast! tottooftl NawadflBOAt* This Was fctloWhd by * strong and convincing argument in thvov of taxing I lionet bonds. Bis speech was attentively IMeneff to, and upon its cottetueton, resolutions were ottered and adopted indorsing (he action of the H*> ttonal Union Convention held 1 Philadelphia, and the Democratic State Convention beta on the 19th of Marsh, pledging a support to the Democratic State ticket, and to Captain John M. Lord for Congress, About four o’clock In the afternoon the meeting adjourned, when the proeeaaton was reformed and marched through Danville, i there the parttotpanta dispersed to their respective houses, satisfied that a good day’s work had hem done for the National Union cause la old Hendricks. WASt NEETInTTnTi FIFTH WAND.

IT 19 TIOROimT AROUSED.

Pursuant to ncall published in tbeHxnAto, the Democracy of the Fifth Ward held a grand old ward meeting on Satnrday evening. Bonfires were lighted early In the evening, and soon after about five hundred persons assembled around McKernan’s mill to bear the questions of the day discussed. Harry Vsndegrtft woe chosen praldent and opened the meeting In a suitable manner. Captain J. Mr Lord was Introduced, and proceeded In a gentlemanly manner to (ell the people What bo was for and what he wo# against—what measures of Congress be approved and what he condemned. He announced Mmsc’f opposed to the civil rights Mil—opposed to the freedmen’s bureau Mil a-id the pending constitutional amendment*. He was in fbvnr of taxing the government bonds, an was In favor of a tariff for revsnus. but not for protection. These sentiments were loudly applauded and, judging from Kntmday night’s manlfostat ition, Captain Ixird will get a large rote from the fifth ward In October. After he had concluded, D. J- Calllnan was oaHod upon and delivered himself of a soul stirring speech of three hours in length. Harry Vandegrlft closed tbs meeting with one of bis happiest hits, urging them to stand up to the work. The meeting adjourned With thrse'cheers tor J. M. Lord as the next congressman f om this district. They also dotormfned to meet on next Tuesday, at the same plan*, to mor« thoroughly organize the ward. Turn out Democrat* and conservative nm and assist In the great work. ^ < ^ ACTOR Camp Mkrtiro.—Wo visited the grounds on which this meeting Is bsfng held, yesterday mnlng, and were truly surprised at the number of people present. It was estimated that eight thousand pertoni were on th# ground at on* time, and a* trains were running from this city, shelbyvlll*, and Martinsvllle, during the entire day, w* think ws do not overstate it when wo say that fifteen tboueand people vlsttod the meeting. A larga antobar of tente, of the beapttol pltera, are ereeted, end those who •toamp” are comfortably situated. Th* meetlag will continue during to* present week, and to* (rsini on the railroad will atop for the aceomtaodatkw of those of our riRseei who desire to attend.

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(Ms office will be suitaMy re-

Gan Fitting and Plumbing go to Coulter to White’s, Mo. 89 East Verier etnat. 97-9 •' 1,1 I Wmtoe nW WfetoMm* My apokM, wae mempwumdgffigtow— turn had ffitoto sU

attay relieved by using JfAMBDMiF’to SA& ATJVMPJU8.

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Bets York, for DdOffi tosnonr to

to Oo., wgmu, MU-

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sols by Browning to Hmm,

Co., W. I JMrfl cmdpoMe, Mima. or Chandailerr, Brack-

ets, Pendants,stc., goto Coulter to WbltWe, No. Si East Market street, 37-3

Gkrtmmxm: 1 have examined your “ Base Burning Warm Air Famaet,” and wltneseed its ctfocts in genemting end distributing warm air, and consider It superior to my thing of the kind In use. it Is safe, economical, easy fturnished With ftM, and gonemtea boat rapidly. 1 can moat oonoetentidnaly recommend it to the uee of the poMte. Tery respectfully, JaMM & ATBOW, M. D. Manufactured and sold by I. L. Frankem, No. 87, East Washington Street, Tndlimapolis,

Indiana.

■August 17th, 186$.

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No. 118 East WtoM . of Cincinnati, hogs lexvs mtat lespaeMMiy to inform tba ottfflMhdffiNhMgtli* that he ban BoaduAM WsstaWfoklm toUMtya brsaeh of Ma Fletups Fmbo, Loahtag Glam and general ending setahHahmmt, at Clactnnatl, in (bit city, and hope* to receive a liberal patronage. A fine stock of Engnsrtngev Litheffivpbs, Cbromos, MezzotinU and CHI Prints, embracing every subject in the world of art oonstantly on hand, and will be gladly exhibited to all who boner him with s eal!. Old picture frames ami looking glaass* raffildad at naaosablo prices, and all orders for new woitr in Ms line promptly and Mtbfblly attended to. Bainviwotbe attentlek ortoeptftRie tolls stock, which is new, large and varied, and has to (breast, by the care end dlmrtmfnstioa which twenty yearn experience In the bnrinees Rtsars. Pletnme bung up In reetdenees and saloons In artistic style, and everything In the'picture, looking glaee end gilding line supplied end arranged It the best manner and on the saoet reasonable terms. 24eodlw AI4TOR Hospr.

in BWbmoad, Ml tkto ikN^fhom cholera. • tom. David Turpt# 1# addretslDg Immense audience* la tim ninth district. -flfo Vigo cornty Mr for Vigo win commanes tha 3BOi, and end the Mb, or Septsmhsr, in Tsm Haute. -Tbme pstasmss aondnad In Ow Well# e*MW Jtal made their escape from that lastiday last week. -The In Aana CtnfonjRM eg the Methodist Episcopal church meets in Flnceames on the second Tuesday hi September. , T— B. toL, R. R—The work on this road is progressing finely; the rata, however, has put it batai about one month. One-half of the wort, in Union City to Hartford, will be comDtotomMadyfoi the ratling. In this month. Tbs contract of tbia road 1* let from Hartford City to Marion and the work thereon will be commenced Immediately. The Info is also seeund for tbia portion of the rood. Our people may imd amwed that our railroad is an.eatabllaned flml. for which they should rejoice; as Its completion le the salvation of our county. Our people have augbred and been Imposed upon much Own the lack of an Improvement or this kind.—JTart/ord City Unto*. Radioal OtJTRAGi^-We learn ftoma gentleman (his morning, My* the Now Albany Ledger of Tuesday, that, on Tburoday loot •omo Democrat* at Panes’* MUle, In Orange county, got up a large mcheer wagon, la which they expected to take thlrty-etx ladies, tha thtrty-etx foatae, m Mm Wt Mllltown, Hi Crawford eaunw. on Friday, whan Kerr and Craves* war* to spurt. After tho oomplebcu ef me wugeu.cu night (he radleal# at that vteistty 19 and burned It. The onfougs has

bus made at least fifty voten for the Demo,

cratie ticket.

—The poetoflee at Jcfikraonvllle wae broken into ou Monday night, and the letters were lumen !u hags to a gulch on ths river banh, near Mss. Lee's bouse, and there rtffed eCthelr contents. The Fim National Bonk lad drafts in the mail amounting to 910,OM > 93,tM of which hae been found at the omnibus stand Wt the. Jeffersonville Railroad depot. This was, no doubt, dropped by tho thief wkffe wffiitag tartWwtm rntnumo part twalva trsia for tho North. Tboomoaht-ef money In tho letters Is not accurately known. Fiftara ddH*s« wax abstracted from the ofllee dfl. ”

—Tho Crews Feint that Mr. Colfax M asad Montieello, ou the 10th

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sssr WethtaMia

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the speaker wee pleading for the

m _ - _ ' Insl? vote, “How shoot your bloody know 'to Martin, Real Estate i H°Jm'-rti^fo-pntSSewi*'wnoKve heretofore L ffiiix<tlnf9_ flt.L«V4k i YOlto'c! Wltll l4A0 pUftf, dOOtWdp flltW

to 8

Lot at Auction.—Wiley ft Martin, Real Auctioneers, will sell at auction, at two o'clock next Saturday afternoon. September 1, that fine ground on the southwest corner of Noble rad Mtahrt sttMeh, known a* the Ufle peopj erty, which has been robdlvidc<l inio convenlent hmlding lots. .3*-7

foltax party,

hearing the -perch of the above

that, they would hrmaforif cratie ticket. If ibat'- thr way Judge Turpla gota” used up ” at joint dim usxiona, wc hope ft will oreur often.—WimiOMdr. Mrmocrnt.

fry m«4h*w*ii

fow minute*, (ho wao men to atop and loon

on (ho boat, who „

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City tortocra.—We are paying the hlghrst market rata* for corporation order*. 33-13 Wn.RY ft Martix, Broker-. Owr Frlrwri, I-«wlw N«My. fornirrty Cook at the Bate* House and Little'* Hotel, has come back to the city, and ha* taken cbaifw of the St. Nichols* Restaurant, No. IT, opposite Bales House, when bo may lie found ai ail hours, day and night. The popular proprietor. John Enrich, will he found Jt the has, ready to wait on onrtomoso at any time. 33-0

Cricket Utah

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fwrty fwmww A** Jwrnmm natrkkriro eataMlehedtbe manufoetose of Plane* In Boston, Maosaehnsetta. Since that period the eataMlshmenthaastoadUy advanced la omgnltnd* and in tho superiority of its instrument*, t

t.rrmm rnnm ia*w "*|kvI»I ( .invspemlenr* fo<Uaita|N>li* Meiuid. Nnw A lhaxy, AugnsC 3X, inati. r.KN STJOnou Upon no political contest in (he history of our country have iaoue* of auch vital importance to the people l>eea staked as i upon tho contest now programsag. Either we arc to remain a free and independent people, or we are to become the vaasat* of a “hooded art-toerscy." Never before was there a political party m> utterly recMemi of the rights and intercut* of the people, a- the dfs-nnlon party which now ask* a renewal of It* flfo and

power.

It* leaders hav* for so tong I men aecustoroed to carry their end* by the unsparing u*e of money; they have bean so tuudi accustomed to rely upon tho .-utmiduing of vasal men to carry dieir ends, that they now labor under the strange delnsion that, with the money which the •• bondholders ” can furnish them, they can sulnddlax the ymuxinry of the whole country, and Indues them to vote themselves

*o that now It is the largeet maatifaetory of | ihe slaveaof (he ri<), men, a»U by an amend-

fhe kind in thrworid, and Ftuno” haexo superior.

“Tho Cbfektnng

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school fo Mlllev’e Btaek, HHaoi- sircet, room No. 13. The fall term will commence xeptetnho* 3. XI. 3 w W ft.*

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Ctml. Ctaalt—ffio—iiffiblmta Merer fkr IxniARAPOl.n.—I propose to fnnd.h i liizens with th* old and reUablo Hack Rue and I forking coal* from Ohio, folly equal fo rh.- Hiteburg coal, for household purpime*. and :rt much lower figures. Call and see the coal »t my yard, or send for a load to try. Prank Doherty, yard and office at (Harter's eamnnriou be uee, corner of Faunal Warns sad Loudas* streets. , ^ 31ft BBurrskaat TffiUnfftffiV.—George W. 8tolworthy, proprietor of the oM and well known mere boat tailoring ertbMtebment, No. *17 North Meridian street, keeps as large a stock of geode as say house In the West, which ho wIM moke up tor Mo customers in first class style, and as cheap so any other first clast house la the city. Give Mm a rail.

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Try MeCtaw*x Crf«k«* f'tmW

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'X HAHwmn laitlcr* partly the Mood, cleanse the stomach, and •tore off all kinds of disease. For rale by all the principal druggist* of ladUnapolis,

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Warar amA Affm£-ttry Dr. Warren’* Billions BWtoae; they ora* rare euro. Pries fifty cento rad one totira pralmtao. For sale by all th* prinotpta firtHlffii of Indianapolis. _ tutr ^"crfirtlrat Clmfc

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Ckalumm. To guard agatast cholera, buy Dr. Warren’s Blood FurUytnf Bitters, for sale by all tho principal druggists of Indianapolis. 17-tft

for etoansing,strengthening, Invigorating and putting in order the weak, deMMtatod and diseased human system. Dr. Warrears BIHloaf Bitten are unequaled by any other itodictne ia the world. For sale by all th* principal druggists of Indianapolis. 17-ift _ Cricket CImk 17-eod3w

Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Byrup have become so popular that various parti** have put out article* calling them Mr*. Wlattow’s. Please take notice that Mn. Winslow at ffiM Soothing Hynip la not connected with any other article. jetadftwfim. ^ CdrtfTCrakll Cwrnf !—New 1* the time to order your aupylT of eoal. Butscb ft Dickson, No. 37 East Georgia street, receive daily a laggr supply of the beet Brartl (Bogkea<l , and PHtahOff Coe), which they will fornlsh at tho IcWset mavket prices. AII orders left at the office promptly filled. Give them a call. 4-lm

TalUrlffift Itamu im fk« Buarffotyle by G, M. Heilkam, No. 37 North Illinois street, who hae secured one of the best cutters lutke Weot,and keep* a large and fine stock ofgoodito select tram atwayo on band. ai-tm ■nmA Todd, Oerndchael ft Williams' new advertisement of Hooke, Xtatlonery, etc. jc)9-d3m

ever offered ia laOlenne’ Block, 87)^ by UM fori on street, for sale. For terms, apply

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Washington

to W. ft H. Glenn, proprietors

Tkw —IlmAawfmmmtt** should read Dr. WUtiam Thomson’* advertisement on the third page. , ' jeltaly

1*&JLTW OF'F’IOE, ** WBfff *n»m. Money loaned iff sums to suit any article of vtarat gitfiMfrttahdiftougntraiiaohioroRAlwaya ou hand, Udredeemed pjsdgffi, I^r sale ’ trad* X Mat A Co. WVUtty

I pPfoUl 8 *e Mad

ment fo the Constitution, forever exempt from taxation three ikoaeamt <7{Am* of ih* prop-

erty of the country.

In lb* better day* of the Republic, a propo--iUon so monstrous *a this would have served a* a shroud and winding sheet for the party I (hat made it, and I much mi-take the spint of • the )>coj>le of Indiana If they do not bury this ! radical party in the coastituUoaal amendment, i In thi- county they have plotted awd worked j to get one of three “ boadboldtoft arlstocrata” ' <>n their ticket fo* State tea at or, and after repeated effort* bars succeeded. They have put ou their ticket Jokr 9. IcDoralx, ouaofthe richest men in the city, and one who Is so deeply lutoiretad in the adoption of to* constitution at amendment, that before he was nominated he gave glJN* to tap to elect '(HoonrAW; what he will now opond to semre hi* own otacUon I ora aauMo to ray. Having one hnndred thousand dollar* In untaxed bonds be ean well afford do pay handsomely. Six thousand dollars bare already been expended by th* disunion candidate for <jougrere, Grssuam, and they are now around soliciting mors. Sixty thousand dollars win do you no good, gentiomou; tire people of Ibis district are not to be boo? bt—or sold. I am credibly Informed that the radical* bare made their arrangement* to pay two dollar* ami a haff a piece for enough Kentucky votes to tarry Crawford and Perry counties. Of course they ran get ao Democratic rotas for sny price, but I don’t know wbat they might be able to do with some of the Kentucky radleal*. I have board of thorn offering that price to au* man In Washington county for Ms rota, and th* man who did it want away minus his tooth sad without finishing the arrangement. On this evening Rev. W. W. Curry, a divine of very moll calibre, a man who baa a diarrhea of word* and a ronitipatton of idea*, will speak kero; be to the aamo Curry whom KKRR boat two thouoaad three hundred and thirty-four rote* for Congrea* the last nee. Ha believes that all men, without regard to color or conduct, will be raved. 1 do too; but 1 believe that some will be raved In Ml and tome In heaven. 1 am net just •atiriled where Mr. CURRY will be oavod. The moot Infamous radical* In IhlsSteteare to be found in Orange county. But a short time ago I gave you an account of a riot which they got up In Paoll. I am now Informed at another act of ttare so low that it wtM hardly be credited, yet It I* aa true a* Holy Writ. As a large hickory wagon. In which were seated thirty-six young ladles, passed through th* town of Vallnuo, from a Democratic mooting, which toad boon hold In Mllltown, a gang of radical scoundrels and their friend* beset them and egged them, besmearing and Injuring their cloths in the moat shameful manner. There was no Democrat present, except the driver of the wagon, else It would have lieen n sorry day for the scoundrels. Wbat a commentary this Is on the party of moralty! But I desire to say to the, “ what it ite,” (I can’t call them men) that they are not to escape the consequence of their dastardly conduct; the law will be loforced against them If possible; bnt If that Ml* they will be tied, each one of them, to a tree, and Us* ladles, whom they ao deeply Insulted and outraged, will weft them until

they whine like puppies.

The outrage* of this set of scoundrel* did not stop here; emboldened by ttar first oneoeae, they, a fow evenings ago, etola and broke a hickory wagon which some Democrat* had made to convey thirty-six ladle* to the meeting which was tad at llardinabnrg on last

Monday.

A cause which baa among Its defenders men who are ao low aa to 1/e guilty of such a trick aa this, I* too rotten for decent men to rapport/ and I urge oil respectable men of that party In Orange coupty, to abandon aonora which bra for its defender* creature* low enough In tha ■calc of humanity to egg young ladle* and' >

eteal and bum wagon*.

I did not tell yon of the meeting bere-irat week, xUrh wa* addressed by Coi-XAX. Aman so prominent aa be could not fail to call

out a large (ftnoourre of people.

He spoke for near three hours, and for all of that time words poured from him like— uxn—LIKE water. Tho distinguished speaker ws* on hi* good behavior bare, and did not call tho Democrat# traitor*, and other pet names, as all other speakers of his tkith have heretofore done; tho consequence wo#,' Mo audience Ad not Ilk* his speech a* wall ra they hare other speeches. Every paaren wbuju 1 bare board speak of hi* speech consider* that it was the wordiest speech ever mad* item; wbat it larked la quality wax

made up in qujwlUy.

' fte ala* spoke at Jeffersonville for an hoar and a half the day after ha iprtw hora; affd at rte conclusion of htsapooeto thi raffiinraHau three cheer* for Preatdeut Johvoor and Mi rartaratlon policy. This waa raft* of Ms andtonco, and vory raaptefou* to Mr. Colfax. I i

cratie flirafio, suffer year raorain and dm eaoraie* of tfaa country to tap yon from tho dbohanioar year datp onttatdrai Go to tho polio amt vote, and .«*e that every Democrat doee-fbr naira. Ito Otis content America expect* every man to do Ma duty. Galoot Monday night there wao organised In tbia city, a National Union club. There wran <n> tnrnora to tto mwitlng, aboat three hundred rotors, corapraad of tha boot mon in the city. The organisation wra dfoeted withoat any traahlo &- A- Shaw, a Larcoln man and on old pvt vat* ootdioc, waa made the president of th* «d»6. Three or (bar rousing speeches were made and ererytMag*paased off to (he puat disgust of the radical*. The latter, to man* • Affibrtoaan and prevert the inedoto of the meeting, procured n rap headkd, water jointed and whisky soaked xaney, of Corydon,'Indiana, by the name ol Jamh W. Branham, toga to the meeting for the purpose of disturbing it; but the so* had made But as effort or two before bo and Ms (Mauds took charge of Idas and kept MiiuiiMB’otoradp it-mra trail for hi— that they did, et#e>e would have bean furnished . withgodEftrog thr emmty jkft for the nlgtot. ttrtPVfclffiw.il r rad ftrar mv mo going just right how thia county will gtvo a Democratic majority of about eight hundred or J JG SVSt/i iOjJJra , The old Second District will come up with a largely ineroaood affiority In Octote. The radical* have given up all hope of carrying it,

who 1* engaged

ra organizing the secret rntdier soctatie*; ray*. AIM day yesterday and to-duy the disunion Iradwp at Udocity had a Pntrhmra by tha name of Smith, a saddler,'in the Commercial oflleo, detailing under oath. Nobody would believe him on oath or otherwise, what be known about tho “fim of Liberty” lathi* county, of which assisty ho-was a member, an Lmn Informail. Lra-fow day* you may look

of tho neftr-

ious dsaigna of that order. No dkeont man In this dty would brilov* Smith on anything Bo has bora expelled from the fratmaUy, the Odd Fellows, the church and doeent society, long ago.

Bohworth.

A toilet dalinhx Superior taaayCeiogneaaed P ffirtix ftp flmo rad* iraoaa^ mador ttm ofiia •aft and fresh, to allay InXaannation, to parfiame sMhlag, for headache, etc. It is manufactured from the rtoh 9oath*rn Wagnolla, and i* obtaining a patronage quite uapsecedentfxL It is a favorite with actresses ami opera singers. It is sold by all dealers, at gl in large !>oUles, and by DKJCtR' BARNK8 ft CO., New York, Wholesale Agent*.

“Jos’ to;”— ' ExactlySolon bbiugle said they were there “every time.” If be felt “owlsy ” in the morning, he look Plantation Bitter*; if he felt weary at Bight, ha took Plantation Bitters; if be larked appetite, was weak, languid, or mentally oppreased, he took Plantation Bitters; anil they never failed to -«t him on Us idna-quorc and Arm. Few persons want any better antliortty, but as tome may, jnat read ths following' " * • • I owe much to you, for I verily belters the Plantation Bitten hare saved my lif*. Bev. W. H. WAGAMtftft. Mmlrid. N T ” “ * ,* • I hare heen'a great-ufferer from Dyspepsia, sad bad to aitamlon preaching. The Plantation Kitten hare cored me Bev. C. A. Mir.LWCJOD. Sew York ( ity.” “ . * - * I had lost all appetite—was SO weak an- enervated I could hardly walk, and ha>l a perfect dread of society. • » • The Plantation Bitters hare set are all right. IAintfA REMIX W AY, BA Louis. Mo.” ” * * * Tlie Plantation Bitters Imre cunat me of s derangement of the Kblneys uut Urinary Organs, Mat dteoaoased me for years. They art l ike a charm. C. C. MOORE, 254 Broadway, N . Y " Mrs. <». M. UPFOE, manager of the Union Home iso boot for Soldiers’ Children, says she ” has given it to the weak and Invalid children, under her charge, with the most happy and gratifying reaak#- W# have received ever a hundred reamer sUch exrtiflcatcs, but DO advertisement is -o effective as what people themselves -ay of a gt«»i arttoio. Utw fortune awd oar reputation 1» at stake. The original quality and high character of these goods will be sustained under every siul all rlrrnmstaacea. They have alrea.ly obtained a sale ia every town, village, parish, and hamlet among civilized nations. Base imitator, try to come aa near our aaiae and stylo as they sas. anil because a good article ran not be sold as low as a poor one, they Un i .omesupport from parties who do not rare what they sell Be on your guard. See our private stamp over the cork P II. DRAKE A CO., New York City Saratoga 8ps1ng Water, sold by all Dr: ggut*.

Over x JIUMoh Dollars Sareft! Uenllemen: “I hail a negro man worth ove. *1,900 who took cold from a had hnrt in the leg. and was useless for over a year. 1 had used every thing I now Id hoar of without benefit, nntil I trie the Mexlean Mustang Liniment It soon effect* a permanent cure. J. k.' DOWNING." Montgomery, Alabama, June 17,1850. ”.I take pleasure la recommending the Mexican Mustang Halm am as a valuable and indtspensahtaartiala fox 8praiaa. ■»*«■, amnii hsi, or Galls on Hnrew. Our man have med it for Burns, Bruises, Sores, Bhsnmatism, etc., and all say it acts Utm magic J. W. HEWITT, Poremaa the American, Wells, and Fargo ami Ilarnden's Express. "Tho sprain at aay danghter's ankle, occasioned While shatlng last Whiter, was entirely cured la owe weak after she commenced n-iug your eetehratod Mustang Liniment. ED. SEELY." Gioncsstar, Maasashnsstts, August 1,1889. It is aa admittad fort that the Mexican Mustang Linlmsnt performs more enra In a shorter time, on man and boast, than aay article ever discovered. Families, livery man, ami planters should always bare it on hand. Quick and sure it certainly is. AU genuine Is wrapped ia steel plate engravings, bearing tha signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private United States Stamp of DUMAS BARSK8 ft CO., over the top Aa effort ha* been made to counterfeit It with a cheap stone plate label. Look closely! Saratoga ffpstag Water.soU by ell Draggtits.

It is a most dalightfol Hair Dvus-ing It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It keeps tha band flooi and rlean. It makes the hair rich, soil, and glossy ft prevents hair turning grey and foiling off It restores hair *a prematurely bald head,. This is Just what Lyon's Catbarion will do. It la pretty—it is sheap—durable. It is literally sold by tha car load, and yet ite almost incredible demand is daily increasing, nntil there is hardly a country store that does not keep it, or a family that doe* not um U. B. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, New York. Saratoga gyring Water, ssM brail Draggtote.

Who would not bo beautiful? Who would not add to their beauty? Wbat gives that marble purity and distingue appearance ws observe upon the stage, and in the city belle? It Is ao longer a secret They use Hagan’s Magnolia Balm. Its continued use remove* tan, freckle*, pimples, and roughness from th* foe* and bauds, and leaves the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming, and ravishing. Unlike many ooantettea, It contains no material injurious to the skin. Any druggist will order It for you. If not on hand, at

*9 cenci par bottle.

W. B. HAGAN, Trey, Now York, Chemist D EM A3 BABNES ft CO., WhofoMI# Agents, New York.

ssUByaUDragrtsu.

k £ •**« 3 « > 1 Heimstreet'i Inimitable Hair Coloring U not a dy*. AU las tan tan eons dye* are composed of lunar caustic, and more or Ioh destroy the vitality aari irantj- of the kalrp Thts l*th# original hair coloring, and has been growing In tevur over

. rtlo a It Is also a besntlfol hair dressing. 1 d*** >■ two Hm g* oeuta rad ffi-braH dealer*.

LTOn ’» Extract of Pore Jamaica qtarar. for

h^ a ttaaety as*affltwri«IMn«Ba*ffy. FlQs, and drive ont the and let the ffnide move am health. They stimulate the or* Into vigorous activity, purifv the obstructions which mako ffieoara ■smsuhsialatMybsfiy, andOsaangat tfce ■■Inrsl speratiera off that prat This, if net relieved, will reset npontteelrmnH the snreoo Mating ceys producing general aggravntten, sofferingand do-, rengement White in thlseossditiow take Ayerts Fills, and sea how direetly they restore the natural action of the system, and with it ths buoyant fooling of health. What is true and aa apparent in this trivial and eoariara eeraplaiat Is also truo In many of the deep sauted and dangerous disea. The seme pai gnttea miihlliwu fTanaad are sorely, and many of thorn rapidly, eared by the same means. None who know the virtneof these PHI* will neglect to employ them when raftering from th* dlaonlara they cure, srafr ra Headache, Pool Stomach, Dysentery, Billions Complaints, Indigestion, Derangement of the Liver, Costiveness, Constipation, Heartburn, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms, and 1 Suppression, when taken ia large dotes. They are sugar coated, tetha* theamat sensitive ean take them earily, and they are rarely the best purgative medicine yat discovered. \ ASUS CVSB. For the speedy end certain cure of Intermittent Fever, or CMHs and Fever. Remittent Fever; CU1I Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodiesl Headache or Billons Headache, smi Billons Fevers; indeed, for the whole class of diseases originating in hilar}- derangement, eaused by the malaria of mi-

asmatic countries.

This remedy has rarely foiled to cure ten severest eases of ( -hills and Fever, snd it hat this ad vantage ovc richer Ague medicines, that it sabdues the complaint without injury to the patient. It contains no quinine or other deleterious snbilanaa. nra Asm it predaaa qalniim oaamp ifou rions effort whatever, thakteg brothers of the army sail tho West, try R anil yon will imloree

these assovtiens.

Frvpsvrsl Ivy Da T C. AYER ft CO., Lowell, Massarimveiis, an,I xdd by all Druggists, snd dealer- in ::ie<llcinc everywhere. BROWNING A SLOAN,

Wholesale Agents,

mfaff 'thiw.twrs.urlni (ndtaaapolis, Indiana. A Vh FrrfftfiM fittrtfcft ■aNkrrcMttf.

Fteatesta s- Night I Fhniomta s. Mtgfoa waossalmg Cevema.' Ptealwwta - Night mioosslwg Cerr-ma.w Fftm8*teta s» ftlgfofi |

Phslwmta - Night I A moot vvtaisita, delteaO* rad FrerasaO for fume, tli-tilieil from the rare and In-siin:':i1 fiowc: from n Mali It takes its some Manufactured only by FftiAftH 4* ffrirte M«w Ywrits new a re tor < orxtekteits. ASK, FOB PHAU>N-9-T YEE NO OTHER. jv* lieislAwrowly ftp att thr Alert! DxBger b at laafi! Thi- has been a sickly -cason. The mcillcol foe u!«y profshc-y evil in the future. They think pestilence is on the wiag (or Antsrisa. Suppose this to he true, what is the best defense against it? REIMM'BLKD XEBVOC3 VIGOR. This is the j only protection against PANIC, aa weft as against the FRIX IPLE OF INFECTION. Why .to not those who praiUet the epi.lemic propose aa ade •ntete provratlvo* There isaoe: a Sonic, nervine ! anti ulternlive, competent to shield the system vgain-t the subtle eleroenta of disease, w hether they flout hither on the winds from distant lands, or ri-« like vapor from »nr own soil, or are Incorixiratetl with the univer-al fluid. This ONE PREVENTIVE, of which there is no dwptiraie , among the compounds either of the Uhl World or j Ihe New, is UOSTKTTEIfS STOMACH BITTERS licmcmber that it Is a specific for all the complaints which lay the system open to visitations of deadly ephtemirs. If yon are a dyipapti*. it ronews the vigor of your digestivs powam, ffivss you appetite, and restores your cheerfulness. If vuu are nervous, it inrtgorataa every fibre of your nervous system, from the hose of the brain, where it begins, to the extremities, where it terminates. If you are hilltou*. it disciplines your unruly liver and brings the action of that organ into harmony with the laws of health. It Is, ia short, aa iavigoraat aad alterative a* pewarful that nature, with Hostetler's Bitters for her ally, may hid defiance alike to native malaria and foreign infection. If this enemy we hoar at, this di-ease which is desolating Europe, Is really hound hitherward, it I.ehooves the prudent to put on their armor, to clothe themselves with invulnerability as far a- human means will permit, by preparing the system for resistance with this pare vegetable nntidote. augri deodAwlw

Gin, in proper quantities, by supplying or filling up tee constant dying out off the natural lire off the system, will often entirely ward off that awful disease, which carries off one-eighth of the population of the United States annually. Pure Gin has this pamiiar advantage other diffusible

thtret off an hnhealthy ehareeter, it sootbea while it also excites, and ia a powerful nervine as well -si • V

all tee qaaiiitic that era be de-

sired for the highest and noblest use of all wines or liquors. Its ingredients are the distilled juices off carefully selected grains, made delicately pun-

with the aromatic tincture of Age ban mellowed all these

the Juniper Berry. Age ramuafo end gtoretr ra

oily body—and an almost floral odor to the liquor, which renders it delicious to the Irate: allha, while its sparkling liquid parity leaves nothing for the eye to

'aaire.

“The writer must remark that Messrs. A. M. Bininger ft Co. merit the gratitude of the entire medical profosaion, as well as the world at large, having introduced a stimulant of sueh unexceptionable parity and unequivocal power, both aa a preventive and curative agent, and a harm—Mimrisn Imiaiafiii -^-tUhamOral Journal IfftearararatS MgTdiB

DUPLEX ELLIPTIC

And Manufacturers and Dealers In X-sirtErt- and O®me nt..

glyffig nn

:nts. We are sole proprie

usm vxx UtaV -UAIAG SSffSSSt

fo au kinds Off

Carmer Seventh

*ۥ-

Green Streets, LOUISVILLE, K V.,

Proprietors and Manufacturers of

IXUBIiST’S

Syrup ftf Sarsaparilla.

(OK DOTTBXJS SPRING) J3Z X H X S I will not bend or break, like the single t are acknowledged by all he length and breadth oi the i mast perfect and agreeable SKIRT . ami unequaled in elegance elasticity, tightness, durability, comfort and economy The last raw nru is the celebrated

I*iKr«y Yoxur Blood, which i* the »o*»

CMaoIeraa Remedy. Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, SumFate *r Cramp In Stomach or ~aaaanh, Painters’ Cotie, narootic^^tahlv ” ^. Prepared only by ftV dftwXte Bill’s. Brail* Bye, Fifty cento, black or brown instantaneous, natural, durable, beautiful, reliable, indeed the best In use, has been before tha public over fifteen re,U tea eheapwt. entaiaiag as much ss usual dollar sizes. Depot. N*. afi John street. New York City. Sold by all Druggists, patent medicine, perfumery snd foncy goods stores je!5 dly

>le Skirt

to the

MftWLnT* SArtSAPAKULLA. PTUiis is the pure and genuine extract of the root, A and will, on trial, oe found to ellcrt a certain and perfect cure of the foUowiagoampiaints and

s the mas* beautiftil and aareeahl >re being particelarly adapted

present fashionable style of dresses. So says Godey’s Lady’s Book. Freak Leslie’s Fashion Magazine, Demorarat Moathly Magazine of Fashions,

~ ~ the Boudoir ol Fashi

of the different newsp.

Le Bob Tow.

fashion

ion, and the

lion article of the different newspapers, aa opinions of the press and lashion magazines lerally, proclaiming the great superiority oi

genet these.

Celebrated

FOE BALE BT TH*

Hurley’s Ague Tonic

PBRffECVl-Y ffiELlABLE.

Leading Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods and Notion Houses of this City. Also, at waocRaanE by the exclusive ntannin.'-

, of the Patent,

hirers and sole owners

to

No. 9T Chamber: Jeff dSmtthpUi

WESTS. BRADLEY A CARY,

ml 81 ltea<te streets. N 1

nd •

nl

The ■ mftfiueP Mallgfti Anew perfrime off esqatokte odor teraw man*r* T- Smith *6*., called Opoponax. Ms name to derived from a flower of that appellatieo, which binraa and ahodsito fragrance ou the It bite four to supersede an

already found its way totes toilets off thousands off Ihe first ladies off the metoopuUa. Ite superiority to in ite delicate fragrance, which to retained on the handkerchief for days with ite original freshness, while all others loose this property in a fow hours. Wc congratulate the proprietors on hawfog found thto ae plus ultra of perfumers-. w l haaxit a co., /t Wholesale Agents, No. 14 West Washington street, augtl dim * Indianapolis. ftl^ Why suffer from Dysentery, Piinor: ramp in stomach or Bowels, or let your children or friends suffer, when they can be relieve:! in a few hours, by Du. BU RNELL S SYRUP aug93 dAwlw

cases of Consmui

Special Notice.

vdict of

by popular exp ptlen, Scrofnla

TT ia the solemn verdict of the Medical Profes-

JL slon, verified by popular experiei

ffonls the only hope inyfo detslAw.tm

ence, that in

and Broi

like that No. 718 Market

een years,

BOTH AHD FRECKLES. Ladies afflicted with Discolorations ou tha Face, called Moth Patches or Freckles, should ns* P *T’S celebrated Mora A XU FaacVll LOTIOX. It is infallible Prepare:! by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dennatoiogiat, 40 Bond street. New York. Sold by all draggtote in Indianapolis and elsewhere. Price fit. mytedXm

Hoilowayta i*iHo—Debility umd 8 urnoroa.—To remove the cause and prevent the effects is the true theory on which the treatment pursued by these medicines is founded. Languor arises from debility, aad debility from the impoverishment of the blood or derangement of the digestive organ-. If from the latter, the Pills are the best tonic imslii im-- in use. and for their purifying and sanative properties they stand uneqnaletl. For sick headache, nervous disorders, enervation, indigestion, and depression of spirits, they are the only remedy. Sold by all Druggists. augSS dAwlw

MRS. WTHSLOW, Present* to the JttswUm of Mother* her Soothing - Syr ■« Frar < Which greatly by softening tha tions, will an and to Sim ftM Depend npmaJAaMflbamhft-vriffifttverest to your-

" ** WffilHffiiF Ui

TYH -K e H. Ty

Charts e «r Firai.

HARD T. RAC* this day retire* by mutual

cut

_ Tyler * Co., amd Charles

Race's place ia the

new

a D. Trier takes sn The firm, under t am* win discharge:

UH. TYLER,

ttatiaaaputb, Aug. a, MX

R. T. RACE.

GEO. M. TRACER, CHA.H. D. TYLER.

D.TYLEJ aagfiidat

TkftSftW iBflftBft

cs.

rhich denotes the utmost confidenr: >t has increased largely withia the l There is no better company doing

cor

T1

few bu-

ang*.i«

J 8. DUNLOP X CO. No. M North Meridian street.

SCHOLARSHIPS. HLAlTjF FRICJE.

at College to *40. Fbrfei Watches for sale cheap. Mi

article of ral “

u -^- K . v u> loan oa any

No. 39 South Illinois street. KILBY FERGUSON,

OLD LONDON DOCK.

curedby uMng it who had tried the usual remt^5S»rtffiauyas?.ssr*-

JSSS1_ ‘

ject to the ChllU and

benefit: but in no case ha ; TONIC failed to effect a cu_-

ery druggist and country merchant eft to store.anpooiBUy in districts sub(.Hills and Fever or Ague and Fever.

Hurley's Popular Wonn Candy. ^yarareeg^SiatoteteShteMtewralm.

) give to child SSss

riUtekeit

Stomach Bitters.

lillty^Loes of Appetite. Weakness. In•*J r Dyspepsia, Want of Action of the DUon “ re “ SRemaeh, there are no Bitter* that can compare with these. For sale by all

DmsrgistH.

nu£^dIW?r >DLE ^^iMSy.

Hurley^ For Debility

SPECIAL NOTICE CARXIMTiVE SVRli\ FOR MKA, fl'Hffil-KlEA-laWfoa-bM rtufiKY, AM) fi.OOMKNXJdM OF I HK BOH Ffi-Mw .Cra be relied oo aa Ihe most pleasant, safe and effectual remedy for Diarrhea. Cholera, chronic Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, iresenferv. Colic, and Looseness of tha Bowels, it may be taken with perfect safety by infants when teething or bv tbe sufftrer in the lowest stages of ( hrun ie Diarrhea, causing a soothing sensation of relief to the patient. and being followed by a complete cure. During the past year, this preparation has saved the lives of more persons than any other known to “ ’ ' itv. The proprietoi

qdy

j ....... — tig* manufacturing it. I am

millioi

INSURANCE.

SIN MISS1PPI INSURAXCE COMPANY ASSESS ME NX.

• .— r - rraa board of dcsmuxorb off thiAComA pany hawing wfiauft ra hteamamt of six notice is hereby given that the Assessment will be received at the office of the Companv. No. 38 East Market street, Indianapolis. Indiana, from' August 99, 18*8. to September 23, lews, .-undavs

d holidays excepte:L

days excepte:!

JOHN R. BERRY. Treasurer. Sinniseippi Insurance Co.

COOLER.

«£•■«£ P. BLOCBER^

MILK, BUTTER. MEAT

"Water Cooler«.

THIR DRLR.IOU* TONIC, toff tea i NMILY, Iby rtltea jeratfoeraFbyriciaB^

b "ii-sr£SkK*?S: a "-

[Established ITfol Sole Importers,

No. U Beaver atrara. Hew Yrai

ffiftiiar, ■ffirtftftiffi.fti -j

1« South Meridiaa street,

ladtaaapolto, ■olaaali Agent

bottle. SOMETH I Iff «

ft Co., No. 15 Beajel* deedft weowly

LPN« * U n d e r t

k e x-

Have ra

I CURCU. : B large stock off

fy «v”7_

number of Carriages toTw^uod expressly for

alpurpoMe.

are alae increasing m amd Caskets to self at

Rteare’sEw^Maaraiag oar stock of Metalie

^^sfto^rts

CITY

FSSS^^^sai-

RelUfmUMsmt

We have put up aafti

thirty yeofoart oa* rmuTN of wkatwmtttateMOTFliaraablateara of rayothra mafiffirta-Hrtilftffiaa if FAiumnr . rara nanoteuBt

rite*lymaiT Him ftffi dtoaattofoctlon by aay

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THX FtnFIUMXaF OF WtefiF WB In almostraary iaetaaa* Vitete

terlng from pm amd

The Rich Kurt Company,

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to administered. Foil directions I

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and Shoe Store!

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r a THIS is the most useful and economical Cooler J. ever ottered to the public. It is simple. It is cheap. It takes less ice. and * titan any other Cooler in th ygastzxxis&riiz. M interest. There are alreadv eleven States sold. We are having offers every day. It will be but a short time until all the teritbry will be disposed of. Call at once and secure your fortune. Manufacture:! ana sold only by BLOCH KB A MYERS. No. in West Washington street.

Below we give a few names of part using Blocher’s Combined Butter, Milk. N

Watercooler:

ies now Meat and

IXMAXarOLIS, July 10,1866.

George D. Blocker:

prepare:! to put one present year: and.

■turing it. i am now-

on bottles dnring the present year with the prospect of that dread scourge.

ASIATIC CHOAEMA,

Visiting this continent, it is the duty of every to have a bottle in their possession, not

person to have a

knowing at which moment thev down by this terrible malady.

■ possession

may bestrirkc

off three per cent, of the 1 in every instance by a

ls preparation. CUrenio- Diar-

rhea, m its most obstinate form, can be relieve:!

use

. i its

and a cure effected.

CMULMtEft TEBXMUHA Suffer front Diarrhea and Looseness. Canaiuaaative Syrup wilt be found inestimable, regulating the bowoto and relieving the suflbrer.

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For sale by all Druggists. A -VBW KKYtEUY. rr STANDS FOR MERITS WITHOUT A SCl'KRIOf!. Rarsrfett’s Saiatire fills Are purely Vegetable, free frpm aay Mineral or Mercurial preparation, and compounded with great care. They may be relied on in aU cases of Constipation. Bilious Disorders. Nervous or Sick Headache, Gout or Rheumatism, Dvspepsia, Dropsy. . j: , For sale hi! And all Druggists in'lni&na^s* dim

WILLARD & ST0 WELL.

Piano Forte Warerooms.

keeping, one that every housekeeper ought to Robert P. Parker, Attorney at Law. Henry C. Guffln, Attorney at Law. Delou Root, Manufacturer of Stores. Nelson Kingman, with Deloss Root A Co. A W. Bay bee. Steward Bates House. John Furnas, (Junker Store. John Knight, tente* in Tin Ptafie, Brass Work, etc., etc. Judge J. J. Hayden. H. Reese, wholesale dealer in Groceries.

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Sefimless lid Stoves.

IHBIAKAP0LE LAW SCHOOL

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augrt dull oelO

President Board of Directors.

DINC.

£.—This pleasantly situated

, _ ^ , y located Hotel bra lately numds, bam repainted, refitted ami fttruughout In good style, and opened as a Boarding House. This bouse offers

house, jut two squares from tho

a the post-

PASTURE. P-VSTURH yonr stock in Fletcher’s Future at Om^sskST'*’- ““■>

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cmcKEHnca pianos >

DECKER PIANOS!

BEST r»IAIVOS,

Cheapest Pianos!

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EVN1AIVAPOL1S, 1IVB. dMSdtf

CORPSE PRESERVER.

QEORQE D. BLOCHER’S

CORPSE PRESERVER.

THE CHEAT MVKNTIMi OF im.

.LOYl^ Proprietor.

Capitalists, Patau Right Man, and the Public generally, are myited to call and examine this sure Invention, at BLOCHM A M7ER 8, _ £y**_ >/• . r:r : Ua. QS.Witot Washington street, i *< i Stfl • > ‘OcmW.W. ffiHAjVER’S, Undertaker, Exchange IWV&affiXorth Illinois street who haa ifite tee shave invention revet at tuocetafrd trials. vil? t» f.