Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1866 — Page 4

SATURDAY MORN IMG, .SEPTEMBER 1-

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Mail 4:40*. a. 11:15P a Accommodation 9:85 *. M. 5:15 p. a Express 7:20 P. a. II :SO P. M Martlnsvillo Accommodat’n 3:80 p. m. 9.80 *. a Lonlarille, Nsw Albany and Ohloago Railroad. [OnEENCASTI.K 2UNCTION.] Express—Doing North 6:00 P. M Express—Going South 11:47 *. a CITY W R Wt. yfnrion County Independent Tleket. UEl’RKMKNTATIVES. VALENTINE BUTSCil. IIODEKT KENNINGTON.

COMMISSIONER.

I AMES II. McKEKNAN.

RKCORDKIt.

GEORGE W. KOUNT/.

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WILLIAM JOHN WALLACE. TREA81RKR. JOHN E. FOIIDRAY. .Il lKlE CRIMINAL COURT. JAMES L. MITCHELL. PHI ISECLTING ATTORNEY. LEONARD W. McCORD.

ASSESSOR.

JAMES SWAIN. CORONER. WILLIAM G. ELDER. SPEAKINGTf THE CIRCLE.

Three

Thon»aa<» tendanoej

Sycpch of Hea.

A TALK FROM *" BRICK n POMtBOY.

A large meeting of the Democrats and Conservatives of Indianapolis, assembled in the Circle, last night, to hear a speech from Hon. Martin M. Ray. 'The speech of Mr. R. was a powerful and lengthly legal argument on the constitutional amendment, In its bearings on negro citizenship and suffrage. It was not such a speech as would “ take ’’ with a mixed audience, but will be found, on perusal, one of the soundest ami one of the most exhaustive arguments ever delivered in this State. A full report will bo found elsewhere, and we Invite an attentive perusal of it. “ BRICK” POMEROY. There was great anxiety In the crowd to hear Mr. Pomeroy, whose humorons and other sketches have given him a reputation coextensive with the limits of the Union. There were quite a number of radicals present, who seemed to expect in Mr. Pomeroy the light of a sort of ogre, with horns and hoofs, and brisj ties. On the contrary, he is a well dressed, gentlemanly, and rather good looking man. After Mr. Ray had concluded, “Brick” took the stand, and proceeded in an easy, conversational way, to present a few plain, homely truths to the audience, illustrating them as he went along in such a manner as must necessarily carry conviction. We shall attempt report of Mr. Pomeroy’s speech, only presuming that the radicals were sadly disappointed In its character. There waa no assassination, no treason, no secession^ no abuse, In It. It was nearly twelve o’clock when be got through, and the crowd were still, like Oliver Twi«t, calling for “ more.’’ Rl FFHNISMTt’ C0NNER8VILLE.

A C’onssoi'vatlve Meeting Intei’x*iipted. AN 0L0 CITIZEN SHOT BY A DESERTER.

General James Slack and Captain C. C. Dale, supporters of tho President’s restoration policy, and approvers of the National Union Convention of Philadelphia, will address the citizens ‘of Indianapolis, at the Circle, Monday

evening, September 3,1880.

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TJ IV 1 O IV VILLAGE, JOHNSON COUNTY. A basket meeting will be held at Union Village, six miles west of Franklin, Johnson county, on Wednesday, the 5th of September, rommenclng at ten o’clock *. M. Speakers—Captain John M. Lord, Captain 8. S. Dale and William A. Lowe, Esq. RALLY IN liT mRTH WARD. The people of tho Fourth Ward are invited to listen to a discussion of the political issues of the dsy, on Saturday night, Septem'wr 1, at the corner of West street and Indiana avenue. Speaking by Judge 8. E. Perkins, Hon. R. D. Logan, Captain John M. Lord, James B. Ryan, L. W. McCord, Captain G. W. Konntz, and others. Tho ladles are Invited to attend. . Turn out everybody. publicTspeaking. The people of Pike township are requested to assemble on Saturday, September 8, 1866, at ten o’clock a. m., on the farm of Jacob R. Wilson, on the Lafayette gravel road. The meeting will be addressed by Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, Hon. 8. E. Perkins, Judge R. D. Cogan, W. A. Lowe, L. W. McCord and Captain G. W. Kounfz. m Guardian.—Sarah Cones was appointed guardian oi the minor children of Samuel Cones, yesterday. H2T Judges. £. Perkins will speak at the Democratic meeting in the Fourth Ward, tonight.

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Found.—The discharge of William Reagan, of Wilders’ battery, on Sunday last. It can bo found with Charles Johns, market master, at the court bouse. — —B JliT Hon. R. D. Logan will address the people at tho Democratic meeting in the Fourth Ward this evening. ♦ — second Presbyterian church.—The pastor, Rov. Hanford A. Edson, having returned, there \\JI1 be services to-morrow, as usual, at half past ten o’clock in the morning, and half-past seven in the evening. laT Captain J. M. Lord and James B. Ryan will be at the Democratic meeting In the Fourth Ward, to-nivht. BP” We attempted to attend the ” Musical Recreation” at Butterfield's last night, but the crowd was so dense we couldn’t get within a dozen reds of the door. The recreation was a splendid success. t3T L. W. McCord and Captain O. W. Koontz will be present at the Fourth Ward Democratic meeting, to-night. ^ ♦f— — - Sunday Trains.—Ample arrangements h.tve l»een made to carry all who may desire to visit the camp meeting, near Acton, to-mor-row. The fare is sixty cents, and the time of arrival and departure of trains can be seen In the advertisement In another column, - — HIT The Democratic meeting in the Fourth Waril, to-night, will be held at the corner of West street and Indiana avenue. Sudden Death.—Mrs. Wallace, wife of William Wallace, late County Clerk, died suddenly, In this city, yesterday morning, at half past six o'clock. Mrs. Wallace was the daughter of Ovid Butler, and In every way a most estimable lady, and her loss will b deeply felt by her family and friends. 1 TT An especial Invitation Is extended to the ladies to be present at the Democratic meeting, at the corner of West street and Indiana avenue, to-night. — —— Nallee. The Young Men's Democratic Club hereby gives notice that they will hereafter have speaking from their stand in the Circle, on Monday and Friday of each week, until after the Octolter election. tF'That express wagon, drawn by two extravagantly speckled mules, came to grief yeaterday on the corner of Washington street and Virginia avenue. The wagon Was, at the time, loaded with crates of crockery and waa as completely smashed up as was possible, but we did not learn wbat was the fate of the “delf” and “chins.” —— Public Meeting,—The National Union meeting advertised to be held at Acton, Marlon county, on the 1st of September, has been changed to the 15th of September, 1866, at two Vdockr.M. Hon. James L, Mitchell, L. W. McCord, Captain Martin Igoe, W. A. Lowe and Captain O. W. Koontx will be present and address the meeting.

oar i«t pport have been issued to tM (Mowing pen Michael O’Conner and Mrs. Catharine Carjyiwt N, fcrlp and Stella F. Jewell. WIBtm Mycal and Mary £, Stunt. Andrew Auch and Mot C. Jacob. Henry Taylor and Sarah Jane Lewi*. Isaac Smith and Caroline Stewart, colored. Harry J. Feary and XOm£Wali. MUton Cooper and Martha J. Ligtnaa. William McCarty and Budget riggen. David T. Sites and LootaaTjaaw. Rudolph Goetker and Mrs. Marta Staltzer. Joseph B. Sulgrove and Mary L. Mar chant. James Well* and Margaret Ryan. Edmund Bruce and SlWta McCorter.

The anvil Chorus.—Since Governor Morton’s mean, little and Insolent refusal to admit the conservative portion of our citizens to equal right* In tho artillery of the State, the “ anvil chorus ” has become quite a popular piece of music at Ward meetings. Two anvils placed together, and the boles tilled with powder make a very respectable substitute for artillery. So hts Excellency will please make a note of the fact that, as he will neither sell nor lend one of his private cannon, the canvass will not go by default on that account Don’t you think you are awfully “ cute,” O. P.M.?

Amusements.—The‘Metropolitan Theater will open on Monday night, with the great play of the “ The Wife,” and an entirely new farce, “ The Post of Honor.” The company is one of the strongest that hat ever appeared in this city, and numbers several very talented artists. Mr. Riley hae spared no paint la refitting and preparing the Metropolitan for the coming season, and well deeame the patronage of our theater fetaf people. Bow office open at 10 o'clock M., to-day, whew seats can be reserved. firrnutnKLD’s Concxht,—The opening of the new mnslc rooms of Meeeers J. A. Butterfield A Co’s, at No. 22, Weat Washington street, last evening, was an undoubted success. We were presented with tickets, but on arriving after time were surprised to flnd tho rooms tilled to overflowing—not even standing room to be found. Prom the distinguished artists who participated, we have no doubt that the audience waa treated to some excellent music, and when we am furnished with particulars ’will be pleased to give a mom extended notice.

JaMH Bennet.—Tins notorious old bfeasnist waa arraigned before Mayor Caven yesterday morning, and this time remanded for Mai in Bartholomew county. The present prospect Is very fair for him to serve a second term In the penitentiary, a* Mrs. Tillman, of Lexington, Kentucky, was produced as a wltneas and testified to having known klmtvnilBM ho arrived in Kentucky, and that he waa married to Miss Merrill In her bouse) alee, that *o had nmn Miss Merrill shtce the date of Ms last marriage.

Senator Hendricks and General ‘ Manson made speeches at Connersvlllo on Thursday last. About 11 ft eon hundred persons were assembled. Mr. Hendricks spoke about two hours, and General Manson followed him. In the course of bis speech the General paid his respects to the Indianapolis correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazelle, who, in noticing speech made by the Gcnersl In this city, said that he “ spoke about as well as he fought at Richmond.” The General said this fellow Is one of the lazzaronl who hang about the State Houso for the purpose of picking up the crumbs that fall from his Excellency’s table— a fellow who had dubbed himself Colonel, and had never l>oen on a battle field unless he went there after the fighting was over, for the purpose of robldng the dead. At night Genaral Mason was serenaded and called out, when he made another href speech, In the course of which he was frequently Interrupted by a gang of rowdies, led by a deserter from the 3d Indiana Battery. Finally, Mr. Nathaniel Caldwell, an old citizen of Fayette county, told Kerr If he didn’t want to hear the speech to leave, when Kerr drew his revolver and fired four shots, the first of which passed through Caldwell’s hat, grazing the scalp. The second shot disabled his right hand, the third passed through bis thigh. Caldwell, who had one leg disabled in the explosion of the steamer St. John, in New York Bay, fell to the ground when he wae shot in the thigh, and while lying prostrate on the ground, Kerr shot him again through the calf of the leg, and then ran away. The spirit of radicalism is bearing a plentiful crop of " fruit ” throughout the State, CholeBjC *8 a Sanitary Aobnt.—Strange as it may appeal 1 , cholera is an excellent sanitary agent, and wo have not the slightest doubt that thousands of persons who now live, and move, and have their being In these United States, owe their continued existence to the presence or prospective coming of the fell Adatle scourge. When cholera comes a general cleaning up takes place. Fertile causes of fevers and diseases are abated, and the general health improved. Consequently, in many places whore cholera Is an epidemic the mortality bills are oven smaller than thev have been in previous seasons, when there was no epidemic of any kind. Cholera also promotes temperance. It is a generally admitted fact that intemperate people are more liable to the attack, and less likely to recover, than those who “ touch not, taste not, handle not,” or only use in moderation. Hence, with cholera comes curtailment of cocktails, and consequent exemption from delirium tremens, whisky consumption, and other diseases having their origin in the liquids that at last bite like serpents and sting like adder*. Although It is possible that many persons have been brought to an untimely grave through fright, it Is equally probable that many have been saved by fright. Editor or Herald: In your issue of Wednesday last, I noticed my name mentioned In connection with a joint discussion with Mr Vandergrlft in the Fifth Ward, and an Invitation to speak again from the same stand. I had jao reason to suppose that the few remarks made by me on that occasion would he dignified Into * speech, nor the reply of Mr Vandegrift magnified into a joint discussion, at a meeting composed almost exclusively of the new “National Union Party,” formerly called the Democratic party; but having receive* 1 so cordial a greeting from them, many being personal friends, I can not do less In return for the compliment, than to accept the Invitation, and will cheerfully divide the time of tho meeting, with any one, and If It be their pleasure, decide by chance who shall open and close the discussion

Respectfully

Edward F. Parker

Butterfield’* « Musical Recreation.” A very large party of our musical dUUlanti assembled at Butterfield’s now rooms last night, for the purpose of indulging In a musical “recreation J’ The house was crowded to He utmost capacity with gentlemen and ladles who have music tn their souls, and the street outside was almost completely blocked up; so much so, in fact, as to Interfere with the street ear*. On the whole, it was a gratifying sucecs*. The crowded state of our columns precludes any extended notice of the perftir nance or performers, but we can not forliear tbe disposition to notice the instrumental performance of Miss Howard, and tbe singing of Mr. Goldsberry. The latter sang ” Hocked In tbf Cradle of the Deep,” and “Linger not, Darling.” with remarkable effect, evincing tbe po-scsslon of musical genius of a high order, Butterfield was also conspicuous in an instrumental trio. We are sure that the “ recreation ” waa appreciated by the guests as an uncommon treat, and hope that Mr. B, will give ns frequent rtpirtltlons. Marion Criminal Court,—Daniel Gaddis, minor, on s charge of grand laroeny, trial by •Court, found guilty and sent to jail for thirty

days.

William Dillon, minor, on the charge of grand larceny, trial by Court, found guilty and sent to jail for fifteen days, Joseph Britton, on the charge of grand larceny, jury impanneled and part of the ari-

dence taken.

Daniel McGee, on the charge of grand lar-

ceny, plead not guilty.

Charles Gates, Charles Moore and Mary Moore, on the charge of petit larceny, plead guilty and were sent to jail for thirty days

each.

Jacob Moore, on the charge of petit larceny,

nolleprottqui entered,

Robert Trotter, on tbe charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, (two charges)

plead not guilty.

William Johnson, on the charge of forgery

plead net guilty.

Isaac Richardson, on tbe charge of rape

plead not guilty.

Jacob Moore, on tbe charge of petit laieeny, plead guilty and wa» sent to >11 for ton days. Joint Meeting,—A joint meeting of the Fifth and Sixth Ward* at the Chicago House on South Illinois street, at tbe garden^ Fred2? a, V" -te > «>■ Wednesday night, Septembers. The Dmoerat* of tbe Fifth and Sixth Ward* Will have a joint meeting and poloraMng. ,tf W. McCord, Captain G, W. Koontz and Hafry Vandegrift will addree* tbe meeting. Turn out and help raise the hickory and have

a good time generally. j warded

Police Court.—Elijah Hamilton, on the charge of assault and battery, waa sent to jail for ten days. Charles Brown, on the charge of attempting to provoke a quarrel, was sent to jail for fifteen days. Frank. W. Fornkee, on tbe charge of Intoxication, paid 810, and Elijah Hamilton, on same charge, was sent to jail for ten days. Before Justice Sullivan.—Ripen Upsey, a colored clMzen from Mississippi, was charged with beating a little step son, and paid £> 60. Not being satisfied, he repeated the operation, and also threw him on the railroad track to have him run over, in eonaequenoe of which he was again brought up and paid a second

$5 60.

New Music.—We hnve received from John Church, Jun.,66 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, publisher, tho following new pieces of music. The “ Dying Child,” a beautiful ballad, by Joseph Parry, and the “ Gondolier Waltz,” arranged for tbe piano by Wltlinm Caspar!.

LOCAL ITKMt

for ladle*, and children. Grant▼wMperMW'MIa^lee received yesterday, at B. 7. May’* No. 10 Twth Pennsylvania street. See auction column for tbe above sale, toeom. Rtence next Monday morning, at nine o’clock, U tee rooms of A. L. HuntA Co., Ho.» East Washington street. Among the many articles, we notlcoGold had Sliver Hunttng Cased Watches, Diamond Bings and Tine, Heavy Beaver Overcoat*, 200,000 Cigars, etc., etc., tbe whole comprising over one thousand lot*, which must be sold to pay advances, and forming one of tbe largest sales of the kind ever made In the city.

r ,viz., to keep all the latest styles of Hate Hid Capa, •nd at tbe lowest figures, the people have found out that their own personal interest demands that they should buy their Hats and caps at No. 32 Weat Washington street, under Temperance Hall. FeoMfcemtnm’a OM Mtmmd, No. 82, East Washington street, will be opened to-day by the Smeak Brothers, for tbe purpose of continuing the Auction Business. Consignments are respectfully solicited. At two o’clock, r. M., one kit of carpenter’* tool* will be sold. G. W. Sxocx, Auctioner.

-Mow In ike Tfame Bn gatne in Real Estate. No better opportunity will be found than at tbe sale at two o’clock this afternoon, of tbe six Building Lots and House and Lot, on tbe southwest comer of Market and Noble street*, by Wiley sod Martin, auctioneers. CHOLERA! its Cause and Cure.—This pamphlet should be In tbe bands of every one, containing Information to all. A copy will be torwarded by mall, free, on receipt of a three cent postage stamp or stamped envelope. Address T. W. MARSDEN. 487 Broadway, New York. Depot, 487 Broadway, Hew York. For eale by Browning A Sloan, Daily, Senour A Co., W. J. Haskit A Co., agent*, Indianapolis, Indiana. Mww Ctoodn For Fall amd Winter. Osborn A Sailers are now In receipt of an immense stock of dry goods, such as Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, and all goods usually kept in n first class dry goods store. In addition, we haven well selected stock of Hats, Caps, etc, The citizens of Indian spoil* and vicinity are invited to call and examine goods and prices. Remember the place, 188 West Washington street, near Featherston’s new suction room. 1-dlAwS

ftndfleld * C'o’m City Directory.—Some weeks since our firm gave notice of tbe publication of the above work, with the assurance, on my part, of a directory worthy of our city. We have canvassed the city for subscribers, and ncjgly every business house has ordered it. I now renew my assurance of a reliable, /ret claen work. ‘ D. A. Rkdfiei.d, Gf firm of Redfleld k Co. The following explains itself: Many of our best business men have effectually placed the brand of ” misrepresentation ” and deception upon the brow of an individual who is known by all reepeetable directory publisher* as tbe “ Chicago cover publisher.” ▲ repetition of this performance by bun, will occasion a full expose of his cover publishing exploits, wlcb aHstof his advertising victim* on the numerous covers of the last Missouri State tiazet-

teer.

We, the undersigned, citizens of Indianapolis, hereby certify that our signatures to a recommendation of Edwards, or Edward* A Boyd, as publishers of a city directory of Indianapolis, which appeared in an adverti-*--ment In tho columns of tho Herald of August 30, and Journal oi August 31, were obtained by misrepresentation, and a lack of knowledge of the true intent of the same. A. H. Connor, John T. Deweesc A Co. Theo. T. Scribner, V. Butscb, 0. B. Stout A Bro. V. Butscb A Dickson, A. Jones A Co. J, D. Myers, G. K. Share A Co. William Dell, Smith A Foster, D. Cady (of D. Cady A T. Hunter, Co.) Horn, Anderson A Co. E. B. Aiverd A Co. W. R. Uogshire A Co. Stoneman A Tuttle, A. Kahn, Pee, Conduit A Co. Samuel Nathan, Vinnedge A Jones, Wbttescll A Van tius-Anderson, Bullock A kirk, i starrett, Hendricks, Edmunds B. C. Shnw, A Co. Kraus* A Gall, Connely, Wiles A Co. Cabinet Makers’ Union Roll, KftnUe A Aik- by G. Stark, man, Brlstor A Elbert, Deesar Bid’s A Co. William W, Weaver, Hays, Rosenthal A Co. J. II. Vgjen A Co. Frink A Moore, Browning A Sloan. * Indianapolis, August 30, 1866. We do hereby certify that our signature appearing In an advertisement of Edward*’ In tbe Herald of this data Is unauthorized. Bowen, Brough a Lawton. Mewknr fteo Male eC the E.t«8l« property, on southwest comer Market and Noble streets, at two o’clock this afternoon Plats and full particulars ean be had at tbe real estate office of Wiley A Martin. Flme Hwlld left Mtee^-Persons looking for ellgble lots for building purposes will do well to consider those fine lots on the southwest comer of Market and Noble street*, to be sold at two o’clock this afternoon, September 1, by Wiley A Martin, ffoal Estate Auction-

eers,

iRewIrmMe B«ml Bertelat Asm* tion—This afternoon, September 1, at two o’clock, Wiley A Martin sell that line property on the southwest comer of Market and Noble streets, known as tbe Little property, consisting of six Building Lots and a House and Lot. Mix Tacaat 1-wteaaSl alfownnaad Lot at Auction.—Wiley A Martin, Real Estate Auctioneers, will sell at auction, at two o’clock this afternoon, September 1, that fine ground on the southwest corner of Noble and Market streets, known a* tbe Little property, which bn ben subdivided Into convenient building Iota. f f—Base Drums, Tenor Drums, Military and Boy’s Drums, all of superior quality, at No. 4 Bate# House. 1-6 Willard A Stowkll. NfowCtowG*.—Willlaifl 8. Barker, of the firm of Barker and Foltz,merchant tailor*,No. 81 North Pennsylvania street, has Just returned from the East, where be purchased one of tbe largest and best selected stocks of French, English and German Cloths, C asst mere* and Vestings to be seen In tbe city. Their stock is new throughout and they offer no goods but of the latest styles snd best quality. 3-3

Mew Alnnsba. Fresh arrival of foil and winter stylea, frill and complete assortment, Cloths, Cassimeres, Beavers, all colors, Coatings, all grade* snd colors. Vesting*, and la fact, a full line, which I will make up la the very latent style* and lowest figure*. Call and examine, at J. N. Winters, No. 16 South Me-

dian street.

Indianapolis, August 30, IWO. 31-2 At Feather*tow'e Miami, Nw. 82 East Washington street, S. J. and George W. Smock will open tbe above named bones an Saturday, September 1, 1866, for the purpose of continuing tbe auction business. Household good*, and goods of every description, groceries, horses, wagons, etc., etc., win be rereived and sold on tbo usual term*. Consign-

ment* respectfully solicited.

31-2 G. W. Smock, Auctioneer. ■Beateamraat.—C'fcmrley Immnr rwopens his restaurant on next Monday, at 202 East Washington street, oppoalte Little’s Hotel. Oysters and game will be found on hand at all times, served up In style to suit all customers. Call and see me. 31-2 ■tollffilwma MwSlce.—The opening services of St. Paul’* Church, Protestant Episcopal, will lie held in Military Hall, on Sunday next, Septemlwr 2, at half past ten o’clock In the morning, and a quarter before eight o'clock In the evening, at which time tbe Bev. H. Strtngfellow, rector elect, win enter upon tbe

discharge of bis duties. wn.r.fam B. Thurston,

It. L. MefjraT,

30-3

Warden*.

by G. JL Heitkam, No. JT North Mmet, who baa secured one of tbe beak In tbe Weat; and keeps a Urge and Bn* stock of goods te select from always an band!

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vxaTMKNT.—Beat ehanc# ever ofihred te Indianapolis. Glenns’Block, 67X by 188 feet on Washington staast, for sale. For term* apply to W. A H. Glenn, proprietors. jyl0.tr.

OJPl^ICE,

LOAkur

KteeM

WEST SIDE. Money loaned te sums to suit any article of value. Goods of all kind* bought snd sold or ex-

changed.

Always on hand. Unredeemed pledges, for sale or trade. , E. Hat A Co. Pottolllcc address—Loch Box 834. myldly

COUNTY FAIRS.

INDIANA STATE, miSTHICT AND CmCNTY FAIRS. Sbc’y’s Office, Board Agriculture,) Indianapolis, August 18, 1866. j District Fairs. Union Fair—Edinbitrg. Johnson county, SepParks and Vermillion — Montezuma, Parke county, September 11 to 14. ^Unfon-Knlghtstown, Henry county, August Ohio and Swltierland—East Enterprise. SeptftTnbcr 18 tA SI Floyd—New Albany, October I to 6.

SBrss n ,;ffaiasc;,“iir-

Decatur—Greeusiran, September 18 to , _ rtlle, September 4 to 7 t. Joseph—South Bean, September FT U

Morgan—Martins,

St. Josep]

Vigo—Terre Hsu

h Bead, September *T t* 29 ite. September 2* to ». Held, September 4 to 7.

Hancock—Green field, September 4 to 7. Harrison—Corydea, Sep tender 18 to 21. Pulton—Rochester, October 13 to M.

non—North Madison. Septemlier 18 to 21. Bloomingdale, September 18 to 21. lolph—Winchester, September 18 to 21.

* “ September 11.

t.8«P

Park

Randolph-

Ualon—Liberty,

Cano—Logansport, September 28 to 28. Hendricks—DanviUe, September 25 to Jackson—Seymour. September 18 to 22.

..of

county—Pine V Hinge, September 12

Others will be added to the list as soon as re-

ceived.

28.

ral Soeietv, of Warren

12 to 16.

Indiana State Fair—Indianapolin, Oetolier 1

to ft.

Ohio State Fair—Davton. Srptcml>er 25 to 28.

Iowa State Fair—Burtlngto

to n.

Michigan—Kalamazoo, October 2

,lr—Davton. September 25 to Fair—Burtlngton, Septemlwr 16

Michigan—Kalamazoo, October 2 to 5. Illinois—Chicago, September 24 to 33.

W. H. LOOMIS, Set

auglS dtlll ort.

, Secretary.

NOTION*.

imm * CD* Wholesale Dealer* la T«yi, I«dAU JUN Faiey 4*««4s, No. 20 Weat Washington Street, sagl4 dim nrULANAPOUS, mo.

To Motbebs.—Again let n* sag, don’t be without De. BIUKNRLL’SSTRDF at mi* season ofthe yaav- It contains no opiates, and is safe and relUble for cure of Dytexitery, Diarrhea, etc. aug30 dftwlw

Halloway’s Ftlln.-iewrme mebil■•T9 Etc. As a sedative And invigorating medteine, these Pills hare had-an aatenlahlng-success la every part of the civilised globe They are anaffected by climate as their operations are the same in the torrid zone or the Arctic regions. They regulate the pulse mid the action of the heart, brace and strengthen At relaxed nerves, give tone and energy to the general system, and by re-establishing a vlgoroua effort of the vital functions, extinguish the elements of melancholy, depressed spirit*, bines, vapors, etc. Sold by all Druggists. ang80dAwlw

CONFECTIONERY. DAttCIETT At CO., Meculhctaren of CONFECTIONERY, aw%a Wholesale DgaIotm Is TEAS, FIRE WORKS, FRUITS, RUTS, ETC., ETC. IS tooth Kertdiae etmt, ladiaaepolie. Indlsaa.

DNY GOODS. ETC. W S. Webb. C. B. Patti non. ■IffteKN, TAM KINGTON A CO„

JOBBERS or

Dry Good*, NotionN, Etc. Western Agents for Ceffasr Palin ■rvwm aheetlngs. Etc., No. 3 Alvord’s Block, .South Meridian St, angl4 dim INDIANAPOLIS.

ffmiMftsy Trmlwn—f nimp INccfiteff AT A<T«>N.—Next Snnd ty. September 2, train* will be run betweon the I’uion Depot and the Camp Ground os follow.-: Leave Indianapolis at half-past seven A.M., fifteen minute* past nlae a. M., eleven a. M., fifteen minutes part two i-. M., fifteen minute* past six P. M.; leave Camp Ground at twenty minutea past eight a. m., tan a. m., fifteen minute* past one p. m., five P. M., half put nine p. H. Tickets sixty rent*, on sale at the Union Depot. All person* on trains without ticket* will be charged full fore. Ample arrangement* have been made for «uch a supply of can as will comfortably accommodate all who may wish to attend this meeting. J. V. Richardson, Superintendent Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad Company. W. H. L. Nones, General Agent. 30-3 Ctty OrW«i w.—We ar? (foytngtbe highest market rate*for corporation orders. 22-12 Wiley a Martin, Broker*. Films .21. E. —arlay has removed her •rhool to Miller’s Block, Illinois street, room No. 12. The fall term will eommenee September 3. 23-2 W WAS

Oelf aad Kfp Boots, full stock of heavy work, received this week at May**, No. 10 North

Pennsylvania street.

At 9 •'elwclg, tM* aftffraoffffi, will take place tbe sale of that fin* property on the southwest coner of Market and Noble streets, mown as the Little property. Sea advertiee-

mt of Wiley A Martin.

CtoataP CkHT CfoBltffvw, fefftli A—Miff aad singla sole,this fall’s Ityis, came yesterday to R. F. May, No. 10 North Pennsylvania street.

■stiff of Furniture, Feather

B«ds, Stoves, etc. See the auction column for A. L. Hunt A Go’s, sale ofFurnt ture, etc., this ■oniaff at nine o’etoek, at thair rooms. At on* o’clock theyfwlll alas sail on* good Top

Buffif.

^•pM rtogwlthfhateiUalsC. W. H. to C.B. H. on Um I arid*. Any person returning so* «o thteSop will be sattably rs*

■■41*imm fotatff Fair aad KmthROAD AKRAXGKMKNTn. — The Fourteenth Annuel Indiana 8tate Fair will be held an Camp Morton, near this city, commencing October 1, continuing to the 6tb. The following railroad compantea have agreed to carry passenger* aad freight to said 8tete Fair at foil rate*, to be returned free. All passenger ticket* and freight receipt* must be stamped at the Secretary’s office, te be good for tbe return trip—tbe same to be good from October 1 to 8. Columbus and Indianapolis Central Rail, way; LouiavUle. New Albany aad Chicago Railway; Louisville and Indianapolis Line; Bsiletoataine Railway Company; Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad; Pern and Indianapolis Railroad; Indianapolis, Pern and Chicago Railroad; Evansville and Crawfordavllle Railroad; Toledo, Leganaport and Burlington Railroad; Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad. Other road* will be added to the list as fast m» beard from. [Papers tbrongbout the State friendly to the great Interest* of Agriculture please copy.] W. H. Loomis, Secretary. *Uf28dAwtinoct1 HferctoMt T»llffrl»gr.-*Oeorge W. Btolworthy, proprietor of the old and well known merchant tailoring establishment, No. 17 North Meridian street, keeps as large a stock of goods as any house in the West, which he will make up tor his cuitomer* in first class style, and as cheap os any other first class bouse in the dty. Give him a call. 20-12

Ihr. WmiYffm’s —I— purify the blood, cleanse tbe stomach, and stave off all kinds of disease. For sale by a|l tbe principal druggist* of Indianapolis. 17-tft *>▼«*■ Mri A*mer—Try Dr. Warren’s Bllllou* Bitten; they are n rare cure. Price fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. For eale by all tbe principal druggists of Indianapolls. a 17-tft CtofflffF*.—To guard against cholera, buy Dr. Warren's Blood Purifying Bitters, for sale by all the principal druggists of Indianapolis. iT-tft _ HHliffwa Bittern for cleansing,strengthening, Invigorating and putting in order the weak, debilitated and diseased human system. Dr. Warrens’s Billions Bitters are unequaled by any other medicine te the world. For sale by all the principal druggists of Indianapolis. 17-tft ■peclthl Csamtlffff—Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup have become so popular that various parties have put out articles calling them Mrs. Winslow’s. Please take notice that Mrs. Winslow ofthe Soothing Syrup If not connected with any other article.

je AdAwSro.

Beaffi Todd, Carmichael A ‘Williams’ new advertisement of Books, gteBsasif, etc. | jeUMSm Coal l C«al! Cffaal J—Now Is the time to order yourrapyly of coat. BUtach A Dickson, No. 27 East Georgia street, receive daily a large supply of the bwt Brasil (Boghari) and Pittsburg Coal, which they win ittafct at tbe loweet market prices. A11 orders laft at the office promptly filled. Give Baa a call. 4-im ^ ^ ^ 'fftoff »«Pafihfffiaaata *» should road Pr. William Thoasou’s advertisement on jhe third page. >sl4-ly

CLOTHING.

bbssab* hK4>. Jk c4>., Manufacturers and Wholetale Dealers in Clothing and Piece Goods, No. 60 8cknull’* Block, South Meridian St.,

INDIANAPOLIS, END

Manufortor,, No.<7 Warren .treet. Sew York.

_ COMMISSION. • I. !>. M VKltS, COMMISSION MERCHANT,

And Whole*ate Dealer la

Ckfftee PmIIt VTffWF* Buckwheat MA Bf* Wtffsnr, Cffru .Weal, aad

■II klmffn •* Feed,

No. 15 South Delaware Street, augUdSra INDIANAPOLIS. IN I>

TINPLATE, b

COTTBRI.I. At K.WMaHT.

Whole.nlo Dealer* in '

Tin Hate, Copper, Sheet Brass,

•Meet iFffa, Load Wipe,

Sheet Lead, Tinaen|^Teoi*^Bra*e Work. Gaffe. IOC Sooth BStesvwe Street. oug!4 itfon

CANPETS. ETC. MIWK, ADAM* A 4 0-, Wholesale Dealer- in CARPETS, WALL PAPER, Aaff Hffaae F■ruloklag Goode, * and 28 West Washington Street, engl4d8a INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Words of Vital Interest. Will the thousands who read column* ot frivolous verbiage every day devote five —to tbe perusal ot a few feck which concern them nearly? Our text is Health, and we will pnt our commentary into a nutshell. Weakness is indirectly the cause of oil sickness; for if nature be strong enough to resist the morbid tefinencea which produce Illness, of course they ore powerless. Seek strength, therefore. Invigorate and regulate the system. When the quicksilver ranges from fiDtotedegrees in the shade, the most athletic are enfeebled, and the week axe prostrated. It is at such a time that sueh an iuvigorator as HOSTBTTER’B STOMACH BITTERS it urgently needed. Whet are tbe effects of this rare Vegetable Tonic? Would that all who have known its benefits could condense their experience into this paragraph. They would tell the healthy to protect their health they must use this great safeguard against the debilitating influ. enees. They would exhort the weak to discard alt unmedicated and impure stimulant* and ding to this wholesome and unfailing tonic and alterative as the shipwrecked mariner would cling to a raft in a stormy sea. They would, of dyspeptic pangs relieved, of appetite restored, of shattered nerves rcstrung, of headache* cured, of disordered function, regulated, of hypychondria dissipated, of miasmatic diseases baffled, of fever and ague cured, of liver complaints arrested, of beat, privation and toil defied, of hope reanimated, and chi erfuluess restored. Such are the effects of HOSTETTEB’S BITTERS. augfiO deodkwlw MOTH MD FRECKLES. Ladies afflicted with DDcolorotionsontbe Foee, called Moth Patches or Freckles, should use Pxxxx’fi celebrated Moth ahd Fucxlx Umax. It

D infallible.

Prepared by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist, 4B Bond street. New York. Sold by oil druggists in Indianapolis and elsewhere. Price fiS. myfifidSm

The Ladles’ Be light.

A new perfume of exquisite odor is now manufactured by E. T. Smith A Co., called Opoponox. it* name is ilerived from a flower of that appellation, which blooms and sheds its fragrance on the plain* of Mexico. It bids fair to supersede all other perfumery ever manufactured, and has already found its way to the toilets of thousands of the first ladies of the metropolis. It* superiority is in ite delicate fragrance, which is retained on the handkerchief for days with Its original freshness, while all others loose this property in

a few hoars. Wecongratuiate the proprietors on : to rfffwmsl the

having found this ne pin* ultra of [>erl'umery.

W L HASKIT A CO., Wholesale Agents,

So. 14 We»t Washington street, augll dim Indianapolis.

aPcctM. Nonces. ATE*>» PAAL S.

Are yon sick, feeble and com- ■ ' Are you out of order— system deranged and yonr uncomfortable? These symptoms ore often the precursors

less. Some fit of sick-

ness is creepeng upon you, and should be averted by a timely nae ofthe right remedy. Take Ayer’s Pills, and drive out the humors—purify the blood and let the fluids move on unobstructedly, in health. They stimulate the organs of the body into vigorous activity, purifv the svstem from the obstructions which make disease. A cold settles somewhere te the body, and derange* the natural operations of that port. This, If not relieved, will react upon iteelfandtlw surrounding organs producing general aggravation, suffering and derangement. While te this condition take Ayer’s Pills, and see how directly they restore the natural action of the system, and with it the buoyant feeling of health. Who* is tree and so apparent in this trivial and common complaint is also true in many of the deep seated and dangerous diseases. ne some purgative expels them. Caused by similar obstructions and derangements, they are surely, and many of them rapidly, cored by the same means. None who know the virtue of these PiUe will neglect to employ them when suffering from the disorders they cure, such as Headache, Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Billions Complaints, Indigestion, Derangement of the Liver, Costiveness, Constipation, Heartburn, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms, and Suppression, when taken in large dosqg. They are sugar coated, so that the most sensitive can take them easily, and they are surely the best purgative medicine yet discovered. AYEB’S A O (J ■ CUBE, For the speedy and certain cure of Intermittent Fever, or Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed, for the whole class ot diseases originating in bilary derangement, caused by the malaria of mi-

asmatic countries.

This remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest cases of Chills and Fever, and it has this advantage over other Ague medicines, ’b^t it subdues the complaint without injury to the patient. It contain* no quinine or other deleterious substance, nor dqee it produce quinism or any injurious effect whatever. Shaking brothers of the army amjUBaWest, try it ami you will indorse Prepare* by Du. J. C. AYER A CO.. Lowell, Massachueette, rad said by all Druggists, and dealers in mefihilae everywhere. BROWNING A SLOAN,

Wholesale Agents,

*ug7 dtowAweowta Indianapolis, Indiana. MURDER " WILL OUT.

Auction Sales.

AtfCnONEERS.

•.w.u’eora*. A.. 1a. HXjTCVT 4c CO., AVCTMNV AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Nff. MBfffft WMtlMctffte St, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

"TITILL be sold at our rooms, this morning at Y V nine o’etoek, an assortment of Household Baby Jumper, Bureaus, , Cook Stoves, Feather , cvc. :k, in front of our rooms, one good ggy will be sold. • aepl dlt

Kitchen Tables, Patent Lounges, Wash Stands Beds, Blankets, etc., etc. At one o’cloei ‘ * Top

BY A. L. HUNT A CO. v PAW3 BROKER'S SALE. X & M. SOLOMON’S w. First regular sale of Unredeemed Pledges for 1866. "1A7TLL be sold at our Auction Rooms, So. 86 vv East Washington street, commencing on Monday morning September 3, at nine o'clock, and continuing at half-past one and at seven o'clock in the evteing each day until the stock is closed. The assortment comprises over one thousand lots, consisting of Fine English St American LEVilbl W-A.-rOHES, GOLD AND SILVER HUNTING CASED WATCHES, Fine Iriamnnd King a and Pima, Gold and Silver Chains, Revolvers and Guns, Two Li rover 4k Bra Iter Scwltew

Ntachlzacu,

All in good order. Also, a large lot of Gent's and

Ladies’ Clothing, consisting of

Heavy Bearer Over Coat**, Dress and Business Coats. Pants and Vests, Ladies’ silk and Cotton Dresses, rsbawls. Cloak-

le White and Grey Blankets, Sheets, Straw and Feather unterpanes, guilts, Comforts,

*200,000 ClO^VliS, OI'different brand*. Plated Sp.sm-. Fork.-. Cas-

tors, lino large and -tnall

and I'ndei Linen and

Ticks, Cover] Meerschaum

Amusements.

■ETiereuMii Twm.

Cot. Washington aad Ton

fib. W. H. Bilcy

THIS POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT

W ill open for the

FIFTH BEGHTLAB SEASON,

Wonday Evening, September 3*

With a. large com]

new face*—old

ATTENTION, WORLD!

MIKE LIPMAN’S

MENAGERIE &6IRCUS

Will perform at Indianapolis, Wednesday and Tbttrftday, September j and 6.

Or. AfH.-r on*. Cherry 4‘or«I!ul i» warranted ft. rare 4 l.ol era, l*i-* - rhea. Ikyr^eafiffry,Cholera Yto.'l.u-, i*nd :U1 tttomaeli and ■towel Complaint*, or the llritg, 6‘>t whoM-ll* the suntr im ordered

oney.

Prepared by Dr. A. T. Atherton A t o., Lowell.

Ma.—achusets.

Win. K. Gump, Day ion, Ohio, sole Agent for Ohio and West. *ugl7illiutu.th.satAwlm

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM!?, Linen Towels, Table( loths, t rash. Diapers. Nap. kins, et«., etc., the whole tormin# one of the

largest Males-of the kind evt The goods will all be open i'oi

ruing of sale.

I>oor.o|>en :u twoaud seven Admission M cents, l hildr.

of age 25 cents, teg* Local io

aug28 d«t

P. M.

,r.n under ten years

near Terre Haute Depot

ing one ol tie in this

ail

ver iua<

Jr examination

aug:

city,

u on the

:31 <Ut

■are aaaa'az war* ■ -s. mwWhy sufferfmmDysentery, I’aiuorCramp TH K 'aBZAT in Stomach or Bowels, or let your children or . _ ___ j friends suffer, when thev can tie relieved in a ff^nolera JrC. e m e d y • , few hours. i>y nu. uiuknells syuci*. Also, Dysentery. Diarrhea,CholeraHorims,Sura- aug-SdAwlw mer Complaint, Pain o* Cramp in Stomach or | — —— Bowels, Sick or Sour Stomach. Painters’ Colic, j

EXACTLY WHAT TOC W.VSTl

MATHEWS’ VENETIAN II AIR DYE, known and used over 20 years. Daily increasing in public favor. Complete in one botte. No wash. No trouble. A Child can apply it. Produces a lus- j troas black or brown, a- desired. Does not injure the hair. Price 73 cunts. Sold by Druggists and

KID CLOVrS.

SOfrlKTHIJ^G P4KW

Seamless Kid Gloves.

rpiIE best an'l n X.ket. Wholes Smith Jt Foster’s Houfte, No. 37 Noi __ jeS9 <13mliU>r4thp.

eatest fitting GIoyc m the mar* ile and retail at the Agent's Ladies and Gent’s Furnishing

rth Fen nay l van ub street,

hp.

SCHOLARSHIPS.

FIRICE.

HOLAit-SUIPS on “ Purdy's O College " of thi* city for feu

is Forfeited (

»r sale cheap. Money to value. No. 35 $oi;in lllim

EILlt

augSl •Um

Id :

ill:

iois street

•CSK

Paw n broker.

Y FEKGl'xy

it. N.

LAW SCHOOL.

INDIANAPOLIS LAW SCHOOL

RAILWAY SUPPLIES.

Bowsn, Brough & Lawton Dfioter* la and Maaafoetaren’ Agent* for RAHWAY, MILL AW) SAftlWSTS' SUPPLIES. UJWCATIXff Aim brad light oils. Offire and Warehmue,Ho. 117 *. Washington Sfc, ■*ri5dly INDIANAPOLIS. IN D.

COMMISSION.

MIOIC Jt CO.,

Merchants,

Commission

And Whole Ante Dealers in Worn torn m r nffratffin i

tnrj Cheese,

JTFTdfim fififiOUTH MRRIMAN STRRffT.

BRUSHES. *Mrt ftlaRifftrftry. ffff, 108 South minffto ntroois (Third door south of Georgia,) Keep constantly on hand a large assortment of B K. XJ e M E 6 , Of tbalr own manufacture, at Wholesale and ReUU myUdly

CLOTHES WASHER. DOTY’S Clothes Washer

It easy to operato-sittlng or itaodlng—injure* no car-

and doe* ite work to

doe* ite work to in from two to

itoatee; ia dorable, and

i* the only wrehing machii that is Licru rnz armni the i

BoRommeadeT •on, Oran Judd,

inont men.

R.C.

_ - JiK armtn thb lonoxx it is caui. Bocommeaderl a* the very bwt, by Solon Robin-

Id, Youmans, and many other prom-

BROWNING, General Agent, » Court!and Street, New York, (Opposite Merchant's Hotel.) The (fniwerHal Clothes Wringer,

WITH

COO - WHKJKH*, Fit* any waah tub, wrings clothe* almost dry with little labor, and will save ite cost if every year. . r wholesale and retall/tanni, also de•erlptlvecimHar*. Exclusive right of iole given to the lint responsible applicant from each town. R. U BROWNING. General Agent,

1VEWH ALL’S Hagie Hair Restorative. S° finlphur. Thb U tbe best article for rettoring CWETHAm To ite original color, In the market. MAGIC HAIR DYE! Complete la one bottle. No trouble. Black or a* desired for iole at 41 Hanover (treet. Boston, and by all Drag as. iel dlreod

fpiih Bret session of tbi- lu-titulion will be A commenced on the !5th dav of October next, amt will contiuue till the Best of March follow-

ing. in the city of Indianapolis.

Person* desiring information re to particular, will address either of the Frefesuor*. Hon David McDonald, or Hon.S. E. Perkin*, at fn.Hanapolis. These gentlemen will carefnllv and promptlv anewer all inquiries. JOHN t. ELLIUTT. President Board of Directors.

angIT cltill oeto

teste, miUL but sure ia ite effects, warms and strengthen* the system, arts like a charm, affording alin»-t tiutnisliato relief anti a taste ofthe article will satisfy the most incredulous of theta facts. Sold by :ifl dealers In medicine. Please send lor circular. Try it. Preporetl only by RDWAKD SUTTON. Providence. Rhode Island. Dui*.* Kaknbi) A Co., of New York. General Agent* mvUdAwSm

Hill’ri Flair Dye,

Fifty cent*, block or blown iustoutaneous, not- j fancy Gooiis Dealer*, oral, durable, beautiful, reliable, indeed the best i Mathews’ Akxica Haik Gloss for re- j in u*e, bus been before the public over fifteen * torinc and dressing the Hair. jet illyeod

yean, U tbe cheapett, containing aa much as lb* usual dollar sizes Depot, No. 66 John street. New York City. Sold by ail Druggists, patent medicine, perfumery and fancy goods store, everywhere jelSdly

filly is a Kenetfial Ageat.

GIN, a- a remedial agent, has been In favor with the profession Air a tong period, but owing to the difficulty of obtaining a pn*-.* artl-Te, it hre fallen intodbiise in many se<-tion- u - tde .mntrv, much to the regret ot meillcal men, who consider it almost a specific in very many diseases. For oil ease* of Gravel, pure Gin, if administered under professional guidance, win certainly work a cure; ami If taken as a preventive, acting, re it does, nn the sensitive membranes, it cleanses th* parts -o as to remove all possible sediment. Administered in the some way, it will prevent the formation of t aiculi, and do away with those terrible operations, therefore, so necessary fbr ! their permanent removal. Gin ia of incalculable ! ,

lieneflt to female* in thiwe diseases so peculiar to | Watches'to ** the -ex, and from its tonic, as well as its anodyne article of

pr»i>erties. it is frequently superior to iron, bark, or even the elertricai remedies. In case* of a positive tendency to Phthisis, or Consumption, Gin. in proper quantities, by -applying or filling sp th. constant dying out ot the natural fir. of the -y-tem, will often entirely word off that awful disease, which carries off one-eighth of tbe population of the United state* annually. Pure Gin has this peculiar advantage other diffusible stimuli, that it rxhilirate* w ithout creating any thirst of an nuheottby character, it soothes while it also excite*, aad is a powerful nervine a* well

as an active tonic.

“ ■ININGEK’Wrt a ,g Lnsdan Dnck ■»!■ possesses ail the qualities that can be desired for the highest ami nobiest use of ail wine* or liquors. Its ingredients are the distilled Juices of rarefolly saieetedgraias, made ileiioately pungent and fisvorons with the aromatic tincture of the Juniper Berry. Age has mellowed oil these aromas, and given an exquisite mildness —a smooth, oily body —and an almost floral odor to the liqnor, which render* it delirious to the •enses, of smell and taste alike, while its sparkling liquid purity leaves nothing for the eye to desire. . “The writer must remark that Messrs. A. M. Biuinger A Uo. merit tke gratitude ofthe entire medical profession, as well re the world at large, for having introduced a stimulant of *urh snexceptionahle parity and unequivocal power, both as a preveative and curative agrnt, and a harmless exhtlirmtive beverage.’’—[Lhemical Journal and Medical Gazette. aug7d2m Hallaw^r’s Pilla-DekUity mmd Lm»ot os—To remove the cause and prevent tbe effects is the true theory on which the treatment pnrsnijit by these medicines is founded. Languor arises from debility, ami debility from the impoverishment of the blood or derangement of the digestive organs. If from the latter, the Pilb are the l>e»t tome medicines in use, and for their purifying and sanative pro|ierties they stand uneqnaled. lor sick hemiache, nervous disonlcrs, enervation, indigestion, and depression of spirits, they are the only remedy. Sold by all Druggists.

atig23 dAwtlw

MRS. WINSLOW, Ab experienced Nurse and Female Phyiician, Present* to the Attention of Mothers her Soothing Syru* Fop Children Tee thine. Which greatly facilitates the process ot tec i..: _ by softening the gums, reducing all inflamm - Mont, will allay ALL PAIN snd spasmodic actloa, Sore to Regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it, mother.- it v. ill give rest to your-

-ttlvce, tiOtJ

Relief mid heulih to Your Infants. We have put up and sold this article for over years, and can *at in confidinck a.vd

TXUTH of it what we have never been able to say of any other medicine—xrvxa bos it failed ik a single IN8TANOX To KFFtor a CTsx, when timely used. Never did we know an iiutanceof dissatisfaction by any one who used it. On tbe oontrary, all are delighted with its operations and speak in term* of commendation of its mac’ leal effect* and medical virtue*. We speak In teds ■otter “what wx no know,” after thirty year** experience; am plumb ocb oxfutation fob

TBX FULFILLBXNT OF WHAT WX wnaq am-r

In almost every instance when the latent is su f. foring from pain aad erhenstloa, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty miantas after the syrup

is administered.

Full directions for using will heaemgsmy each bottie. None gemdap tmless the foe 0 f CURTIS A PERKIffB, New York, Is oa the out-

side wrapper.

Sold by all Druggtet* unouffbout the world Price only 35 Comb per Bottla. yfidAwflm °‘

INSURANCE.

Sli^t MINNIPPI

INSURANCE COMPANY

ASSESS MEISTT.

upiiE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this UomM. pony haring ordered an Assessment of six per cent, on the original amountof all Premium Notes in Torre on the 21st dav of August, 1866 notice is hereby given that the Assessment will

the Company, No. 35 ipolis. Indiana, from ber 22,1866, Sands vs

excepted.

JOHN R. BERRY. Treasurer. Sinnissippi Insurance Uo.

HOOP SKIRTS. e-A-shions, xsee. IhKNftA.NiD J. W BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC

bv given that

receiveii at the office of t

East Market street, Indianap

August 22, 1866, to Septeml and holidays excepted.

aiig21 d20t

COOLER. CeEORGE D. BLOCHER’S COMBINED MILK, BUTTER. MEAT AND W at ex* Cooler-sd.

f|YHI3 is the most useful and. economical Cooler X ever offered to the pabHc. It ie simple. It is cheap. It takes less ice, and keeps more articles than any other Cooler in the United States. It is, something that everv family should, have. Capitalists and Patent Right men, look to yonr interest. There are alreadr eleven States sold. We are having offers everv dav. It will be but a short time until all the teritbry will be disposed of. Call at once and secure your fortune. Man-

ufactured ana sold only bv MlOCHHR * MYERS,

No. 117 West W ashingtoa street. Below we give a few names of pat using Blocber’sCombined Butter, Milk,

WsterC'ooler:

Imkanafolih, July 10,1966. -Jfr. George D. Blocher:

Dear Sir—We have used your “ Combined Milk Meat, Butter and Water Cooler” to “■ —

factiui state of ia

arties now Meotond

>n. it keeps the milk, aieat, of preservation, with a ver

great satis-

etc., in a perfect

elliptic.

(OR DOUBLE SPRING)

s k: i r t s

flYHEY will not bend or break, like the single -L spring. They are ooknoweledged by all ladies throughout the length and breadth ofthe land, to be the most perfect and agreeable SKIRT ever invented, and unequaled in elegance elastic-

ity, lightness, durability, comfort at The last raw style is the celebrated

egancei „

comfort and economy

nuuuu

Which is the most beautiful and agreeable Skirt giah&ssggjxSss dey’s Lady's Book, Frank Leslie’s Fashion Magazine, Demorest’s Monthly Magazine of Fashions, Le Bon Ton, the Boudoir of Fashion, and the Cash ion article of the different newspapers. See opinions of the press and fashion magazines 5»e£s ^ ** 0Bi * i *"* Ule S r * &t superiority oi C©lel>rate<i ‘ Slcirts. FOBSALXBYTBB Leading Wholesale and Retail Dry Gooiis and Motion Souses of this Cup. Abo, at wholmalb by the exclusive manuiaoturers snd sole owners of the Patent, K ? and a* . T. Jea dSmtthptopcol

in, with s verv small amount

LETSSSff «J!L

keeping, one that every housekeeper ought to

Robert P. Parker, Attorney at Law.

U. Gnffin, Attorney at Law.

an invalu:

keepii ~ sve.

Rob

Henry __

Deloss Root, Manufacturer of 8>tovc.-. Nelson Kingman, with Deloss Root A Co. A. W. Barbee. Steward Bate* House.

John Furnas, Quaker store.

John Knight, dealer in Tin Plate, Brass Work,

etc., etc.

Judge J. J. Hayden. H. Reese, wholesale dealer in Groceries. auglS

MUSICAL.

UNDERTAKERS.

RESTORATIVE.

DR CLOOPS EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE OR CLOCK’S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE OR CLOCK’S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE

IS WARRANTED IS WARRANTED IS WARRANTED

Tt Restore Cray er FadeR lair Te Restore Cray er FatfeR lair Te Restore Cray er Faded lair

To its Original Color To its Original Color. To its Original Color.

The Only Known Dressing The Only Known Dressing The Only Known Dressfa^

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